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I wouldn't just focus on number of pops. Not all pops are equal. For example, I would rather have 7 pops in outside d training over the season than 14 pops in driving and shot blocking.

Yeah, both true. Would be much too complicated to get real results. Where is my head?

No don't give in. Starting to compile this information could be invaluable. I am in my first season and have done 1, 2 and 3 position training, trained bigs and smalls, in other words I had no idea at all what I was doing for most of the season. It was also hard because while I eventually settled on guard 2 position training my starting PG is a 30 year old bench warmer - but he is an original player and I have a sentimental attachment to him.

The crucial thing I would like to get a feel for is the total number of pops per season in one position versus two position training. Sure there will be lots of variation with people doing all sorts of strange stuff but with a large sample it should even out the kinks.

Possibly someone already knows this but what I would like to hear is something like "level 5 trainer one position training three trainees 30 pops per season 10 per player, level 5 trainer two position training six trainees 40 pops per season 6-7 per player." Does anyone know?

14 pops from Avila the season before and 13 in this one

Ok, my data more insightful:

PG
6'5''
18yr
lvl 4

6 weeks two position training: 3 pops
6 weeks one position training: 3 pops
2 weeks stamina/free
subpops: 1 pop

7 pops total

PG was involved in all 12 weeks with 48 min, kinda tall for a guard


Cheers, Exos

Last edited by Exos at 12/12/2009 9:27:35 AM