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1. patient or princetion, the pg need to have an aggressive trend and his outside skill need to be a few lv above opponent guards, the sg prefer to have high range therefore creating the the space for ur pg to make the move

2. have better OD defenders for M2M. if u know u have a hole in ur def, use 3-2 and switch ur best OD defender(with low aggressive) at PG

Last edited by myToast at 8/4/2010 1:01:25 AM

Thanks for all the answers so far. I`ll try to convert my questions into numbers. I recently bought a player with 17 JS, 10 JR and OD, 15 Driving and 13 handling, but only 8 in passing and 2 in ID. Training him is not an option since he`s quite old and I`m training inside skills. I want to make him a PG which penetrates a lot and either finishes with layups (7 on IS) or makes the opponent guards to commit a foul, or maybe simply shoots from the middle distance, while passes are the last option in offence. Just like young Kobe

on the other hand I`d like to avoid leaving him alone inside since he`s awful ID. Last game vs. a very strong opp, I played R&G and 2/3 zone. Offencively, he made a lot of shots and the persentage was fantastic (41 points), but he didn`t make the opposite guards foul. Defensively, things were much worse. The opp. PG scored even more than mine and I lost the game. Princeton seems to be a very interesting idea. Probably I`ll try it next game. But 2/3 zone did not work. Maybe M2M with switch?

Anyway, other thoughts will be appreciated. Thanks again.