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From: egolav
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Date: 2/2/2011 1:26:30 PM
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I am making one interesting SF myself. In 2-3 seasons he might be:

JS 18 JR 10-11
OD 16 HA 15
DR 19 PA 7
IS 17 ID 5
RE 6 SB 5

Unfortunately, he has very low ID and rebounding, that do not fit my training plans. I plan to use him as SF offensively and as a PG or SG defensively.

My perfect SF would be:
JS 18 JR 11
OD 17 HA 15
DR 17 PA 8
IS 15 ID 11
RE 7 SB 1

From: JohnnyB

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Date: 2/2/2011 1:45:05 PM
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Why do you need so much DR/HA and so low PA?? Why PA is so underrated??

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Date: 2/2/2011 1:48:54 PM
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Why do you need so much DR/HA and so low PA?? Why PA is so underrated??


i believe he is training IS a lot with 1 on 1, at least this work for my small SF pretty good.

From: egolav

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Date: 2/2/2011 4:04:03 PM
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Actually I would change some levels of HA and DR to the same number of levels in passing. At the same time, I like training SF in one on one to increase both JS and IS at the same time. HA and DR come as a nice bonus... So the given skills are more realistic for me.

From: GC 30

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Date: 2/2/2011 7:02:47 PM
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He'll be a beast offensivly but you're going to have a PG or SG with good ID and RB,and thats hard to find or make.

From: egolav

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I already have one... actually 2 ;) That's why I am planning to do exactly this way ;)

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Date: 2/3/2011 5:26:35 PM
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Driving is probably the most important skill a good SF needs to have. Tobias Keinbrink has 20 driving to go along with his decent outside and inside game, and he is generally considered the best SF in the world. Driving bridges the gap between the outside and inside game and the higher it is, the easier it will be for the player to beat you from anywere on the court rather than one spot more than the other(like inside more than outside and vicer versa)

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Date: 2/3/2011 8:26:02 PM
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Driving is probably the most important skill a good SF needs to have


Based on what?? and here i am looking for real arguments...

Driving is so overrated and passing so underrated and its not even funny...

Why some need to create his shot when he can pass to a teammate who is on a better position to score? the same goes to the opposite...

Last edited by JohnnyB at 2/3/2011 8:27:43 PM

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Date: 2/4/2011 4:34:55 AM
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but kienbink also had greater other skills then other PF, the drving there was more important because it trains his JS and IS within - and after it it work through the elastic effect but i didn't expect him to be much worse when he loose ten skills there over night.

From: SplitJ
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Date: 2/4/2011 7:30:49 AM
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both passing and driving are underrated.

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Date: 2/4/2011 7:28:20 PM
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Driving is probably the most important skill a good SF needs to have


Based on what?? and here i am looking for real arguments...

Driving is so overrated and passing so underrated and its not even funny...

HeadPaperPusher tells me you have a study that backs this up. I'd like to see that if you don't mind.

I'm actually of the opinion that both are underrated, and there is nothing in this game more underrated than balance, but what the hell do I know.

Why some need to create his shot when he can pass to a teammate who is on a better position to score? the same goes to the opposite...

...the opposite being "why pass to a teammate when he can create his own shot?" ;)

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