I didn't read through all of the posts, so maybe I'll say something redundant, but here it is anyway:
I posted a very similar idea several months ago, maybe half a year, on General BB (English). The post contains the hardest part: execution. I don'tfear anyone would copy this idea, because 99.9% of users on BB follow the easy path, which is LI-M2M to oblivion and don't want to risk something to try anything new.
Anyway, your idea would take too much time. First, you train two players. But when you finish the next two players, first two are already too old and they can't play together. The solution: you have to finish first two players with 2-position training which benefits the second "batch" of players, which is 1 on 1 for forwards.
My model/theory trains four players, but you have to buy the 5th one. If you are lucky and you get really nice rookies, you can train all five, but they won't be able to play more than two seasons together before two oldest ones start to drop in skills.
The idea is very simple: take skills from guards that make them expensive, in this case some PA and some JR, and convert them into IS. Same applies to inside players: take IS out and convert it into PA. Of course you have to switch the whole team on defense.
Those are the skills, of course I'm talking about offense only:
PG and SG:
6, 6
6, 16
16, 16
8, 18
18, 12
Inside players (they can play SF, PF or C):
18, 12
18, 18
18, 12
18, 6
6, 6
How it's done:
Buy two short players (190 - 193 cm is ideal). Train them like normal guards, but spend 3-4 weeks per season on IS for C. Don't train HA and DR above 14.
When their JS, OD, JR, PA and IS are on desired level, buy two tall players (at least 208 cm, the higher the better). Train those two with two guards in 1 on 1 for forwards, until guards reach desired HA and DR. Then train them in ID and RB until desired levels. Spend at least 3 weeks per season on PA.
When ID, RB and PA reach desirable levels, you can buy two rookie guards and train all four in 1 on 1 for forwards. I'm sure you see a pattern here...
Such a team can play 2-3 seasons together, but since players cycle, you get to finish two new guards when the old ones retire.
Notice that each time you train one-position either guards on inside players, there are only two of them. If you want, you can add a third player that can start with guards and finish with bigs, but you have be careful about order in which you train the skills. You can use that player as a SF on defense, or just buy one on the market.
I started the sequence with Anžic. Navršnik is too old to participate in the model, but Anžic will be one of the two guards. Gokturk will be the other. Anžic and Gokturk are too far apart though, so maybe I'll buy another player like Gokturk in a season or two. Notice though you can buy 19- or 20-y old players, that are traditional guards with IS 7-8 and add them to IS training of your previous guard.
Last edited by Koperboy at 2/9/2013 5:05:06 PM