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292477.49 in reply to 292477.47
Date: 2/15/2018 8:04:48 PM
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Gotcha!

That's it about FCP. The SB to outside players make a big difference.

I will follow your link. We talk more about in bb-mail and change xp.


About against 3-2,

Only offensive tatics don't make advantage wthout analysis of opponent the "discovery" his outsiders skills and look to your players.

Patient? Motion? Run'n'Gun? Whatever.

I think what everyone said here, we speak in a general way. But there are exceptions. If you do a good analysis you will be able to hit your opponent.

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292477.52 in reply to 292477.51
Date: 2/16/2018 3:17:26 PM
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I will tell You how I would beat 3-2 zone in real basketball:
1. Do not let zone to be set. That's the crucial point. Fastbreaks and great transition offence is the best way to destroy defense, because unless zone is really great defenders will automatically try to defence their part of court and not the guy with ball.
2. Passing! Fast and good passes can destroy every zone.

Maybe someone is able to transform this into BB.

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292477.54 in reply to 292477.30
Date: 2/20/2018 5:20:23 AM
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Yes, it is fun to read how some teams that have never won anything believe that they have a priceless secret.


I've learned from both of them several years ago, so it was not a priceless secret. They talked about it on the forum, I've just read their posts and said to myself "ok, let's try to build a team that way".

Now my team is build, I'm ranked top 5 WR since a long time now (even If I've no chance to win B3) and I have 3 titles in a row in my country (the level is high in our country if we compare WR & recent results in B3). I'm only in the middle of my good team period so I'll probably add more titles.

So you can definitly win something with a good 3-2 zone.

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