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57673.34 in reply to 57673.33
Date: 11/26/2008 9:51:40 AM
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What does the occasional tiny square mean?

It actually a combination of an 'x' and an 'o', it just means that 2 shots were taken from the same spot.

Does "pressure" training impact more than just OD?

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Last edited by bazooka71 at 11/26/2008 9:52:11 AM

From: acarl
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57673.35 in reply to 57673.34
Date: 11/27/2008 9:43:20 AM
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How do you interpret your opponent's ratings as they apply to you? I mean, I know that I can look at their rebounding compared to my rebounding, their flow compared to mine, etc., but what about the points per 100 shots part?

Any advice on scouting players?

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Date: 11/27/2008 7:33:58 PM
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so, based on the points per 100 shots and looking to see how strongly the player in the position is rated, you can decide how to set up your defensive tactic?

The team that I am playing next seems to have a really strong center (rated 7.0 and 6.5 in the last two matches) and his points per 100 from center is 123 and 105. Would that mean that playing a defense the focuses on internal defense might be the best way to shut him down?

If someone could teach me how to scout using my upcoming opponent [team= 53413], I would really appreciate it :)

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57673.39 in reply to 57673.38
Date: 11/28/2008 1:23:12 AM
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good to know, thanks!

So how do I compare my team with another team?

From: acarl

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57673.40 in reply to 57673.2
Date: 11/28/2008 3:48:56 AM
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how often do you rotate your training? I trained jump shots for wingmen for two weeks now (I had a level 1 trainer last week, a level 3 this week), and have seen a few pops in jump range and jump shot. One of my wingmen has great jump range but very pathetic jump shot. Should I wait until he pops a level before rotating to pressure training or driving or something?

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57673.41 in reply to 57673.1
Date: 11/28/2008 7:45:47 AM
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quick question about the cup: when is prize money given? Is it after every single match that you win? or is it after you exit the cup?

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57673.42 in reply to 57673.41
Date: 11/28/2008 7:49:35 AM
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After every game you win.

From: dhoff

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57673.43 in reply to 57673.40
Date: 11/28/2008 10:41:09 AM
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how often do you rotate your training? I trained jump shots for wingmen for two weeks now (I had a level 1 trainer last week, a level 3 this week), and have seen a few pops in jump range and jump shot. One of my wingmen has great jump range but very pathetic jump shot. Should I wait until he pops a level before rotating to pressure training or driving or something?

I started off with relatively balanced trainees. I did each type of training (for inside guys) for two weeks at a time, not worrying about pops. They're still getting the training, and you're going to hold on to them for a little bit, so a visible level change isn't really a priority right now.

Unless your guys are really unbalanced with their skills, I'd shoot for a good rotation of training regimes. And I'd get as high level a trainer as you can afford on your budget.

From: dray

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Date: 11/28/2008 10:51:11 AM
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dhoff-I notice you train shot blocking which, frankly, I am trying to avoid.

Does the rest of the PF/C training slow down if shot blocking does not keep relative pace?

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