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147179.5 in reply to 147179.1
Date: 6/17/2010 10:13:13 PM
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Different players have different opinions on how the different tactics work but these are my opinions:

1. Yeah they won't shoot 50% unless they are very lucky, and probably lower than 43% just because average isn't a good JS rating on its own regardless of defense. I know that was just an example, so in general if the defense equals the JS and the JR is decent I'm gonna say your assumption is correct, but I do not know this as a fact.

2. When I just started playing BB i was pretty concerned about where OD and ID draw a line, and I sort of forgot to find out for sure, but in my experience I would say that a 15 footer would be in the OD range. Layups would count as ID, and actually shot blocking would come into effect. Posting up would obviously be ID. So to have players that can defend in their primary defensive position and a decent amount in the other would be very beneficial especially in zones when there are switches all the time. When you say wouldnt a zone almost always be better for defending layups, I'm not exactly sure what you mean because there are outside oriented zones.

3. Yes if one of them is a better defender and you want him on his best offensive player for most of the time, even though its a zone they will still be matched up for a majority of the time, not sure how much of a majority but a majority.

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Date: 6/27/2010 1:37:18 PM
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Hi. I can't find any similar threads and I post here.
I played Low Post tonight (22863126). My 450k Center takes only 7 shots and PG takes 28!?! Why so? Or would have put C to PG position on offence to take more shots? Both played 48 minutes and also my opponent plays 3-2 zone.

Look Inside: An increased pace offense with an inside focus. The majority of shots will be taken by your power forward and center in an effort to attack the opposing team’s interior defense. Look Inside seems to be one of the favourite offenses to use in BB.
Best Against: 1-3-1 Zone, 3-2 Zone (In that order)
Worst Against: 2-3 Zone

Low post: The decreased pace version of look inside.
Best Against/Worst Against: See “Look Inside”

Perhaps I have overlooked something, but I am confused at the moment. Could someone explain this to me?
Thank you!

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Date: 6/27/2010 4:02:51 PM
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Playing with a SG in the position of PG doesn't help.

Last edited by pmfg10 at 6/27/2010 4:03:08 PM

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Date: 6/27/2010 5:07:03 PM
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Your backcourt has pretty low season averages in passing. Your "PG" failed to pass the pall so he took bad shots. Your C actually took more than 7 shots. He was fouled on 4 of them giving him 8 FT's.

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Date: 6/28/2010 3:59:52 AM
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I disagree. Every tactic has it's place. We have a lot of teams with big men having only ID and REB. Many teams have better ID than OD playing M2M. With that said you need more teams compensating their OD than their ID.