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140831.3 in reply to 140831.1
Date: 4/16/2010 12:49:25 PM
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Depending on the situation, a 1-3-1 zone might also be good to play. Depends on yours and his rebounding skills.

but the safer option is a 3-2 zone.

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140831.4 in reply to 140831.3
Date: 4/16/2010 3:26:52 PM
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I was originally going to play 3-2 zone. Thanks guys for the affirmation.

HN

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140831.6 in reply to 140831.4
Date: 4/16/2010 8:06:12 PM
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The safest option is 3-2

1-3-1 is good if you have a really good rebounding C

FCP is only good if your opponent turns the ball over a lot even in a game where FCP is not utilised and your guys have a very high stamina.

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140831.7 in reply to 140831.6
Date: 4/17/2010 8:07:31 AM
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About that 1-3-1 vs 3-2 zone defense. Provided that you have a strong rebounding, what's the advantage of 1-3-1? Does it provide better perimeter defense than 3-2?

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140831.9 in reply to 140831.7
Date: 4/17/2010 9:18:26 AM
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as Yungbeast sais..it provides much better perimeter defense , but leaves only one guy in your paint to fight for rebounds (the general idea) so you need strong rebounding skill...

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140831.11 in reply to 140831.1
Date: 4/17/2010 10:04:55 AM
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i think you should think about your PF's od also i wouldnt play 1-3-1 with a PF who has very low OD.

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140831.13 in reply to 140831.12
Date: 4/17/2010 1:46:40 PM
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When you're playing a zone, the defensive alignment refers to which zone your player will guard instead of which player your player will guard. For example, in a 1-3-1 zone you can select who plays at the top of the key or who plays under the basket by putting them in the PG or C spots respectively.

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