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38451.1
Date: 7/8/2008 6:42:31 PM
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If you select Low Post/Look Inside versus Base Offense versus Run & Gun etc. does it effect the actual match ratings for inside and outside shooting (like defensive selections effect inside and outside defense)?

Or does it just alter the types of shots and who takes them?


Steve
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38451.2 in reply to 38451.1
Date: 7/8/2008 6:56:03 PM
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I don't think it's "who shoots" them, because I get a lot of shots from my Center or Power Forward when playing Run 'n Gun -- where they're the least suited guys on the team for it.

The ratings, I could see, though. I'd imagine that just like defense -- where a 2-3 will give less perimter defense but better rebounding/inside defense... Run 'n Gun or Look Inside probably gives a boost as well, but has deficiencies in other areas.

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38451.3 in reply to 38451.2
Date: 7/8/2008 7:24:12 PM
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I don't think it's "who shoots" them, because I get a lot of shots from my Center or Power Forward when playing Run 'n Gun -- where they're the least suited guys on the team for it.

The ratings, I could see, though. I'd imagine that just like defense -- where a 2-3 will give less perimter defense but better rebounding/inside defense... Run 'n Gun or Look Inside probably gives a boost as well, but has deficiencies in other areas.


So you don't think Low Post (for example), feeds more balls into the PF and C for shots?

I guess I assumed the reverse would be true with Run & Gun -- that the outside players would get more shots.


Steve

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38451.4 in reply to 38451.3
Date: 7/8/2008 9:25:56 PM
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I wouldn't say that they don't get 'more'... I'm sure there's some form of difference. Often, you can look at the post-game shot chart and have a pretty good idea whether an inside or outside offense was played.

I think it's more 'in general', though, as opposed to being limited to merely PG/SG/SF for outside, and C/PF for inside.

I suppose it would be the same as having a PG/SG driving to the basket while playing look inside/low post -- which isn't unreasonable. But I always cringe when I see my C/PF taking the threes

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38451.5 in reply to 38451.4
Date: 7/9/2008 6:38:29 AM
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i think it depends also in the defense you are facing. If you go run and gun but you'r facing an opponent who has an awesome out def, maybe your pg/sg cant shoot well so your big guys enter (more) in the offense.

At least when i play Inside, depending on the defense the other team has, my PF/C shoot more or less...(but usually more than the small guys).

And my pg/sg playing inside, try to drive to the basket instead of shooting from a far range, wich is, as you said, reasonable.

What i dont know is if that drivings are calculated against the inside defense of the opposite pg/sg or his out def.

From: Ne-Yo

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38451.6 in reply to 38451.5
Date: 7/13/2008 12:56:30 PM
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At least when i play Inside, depending on the defense the other team has, my PF/C shoot more or less...(but usually more than the small guys).


When the other team uses 'low post attack', it's better I use 2-3 zone, right?

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38451.7 in reply to 38451.6
Date: 7/13/2008 3:19:17 PM
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2-3 zone would be the best option for stopping the front court attack.