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Date: 7/22/2008 7:18:48 AM
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The tactics section in the rules say 3-2 Zone: Increased perimeter defense at the expense of interior defense. Slow pace.

I have noticed that rebounding seems to take a hefty hit along with interior defence.

Thoughts?

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39729.2 in reply to 39729.1
Date: 7/22/2008 7:50:15 AM
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I've noticed the same thing, and decided pressure training would be way more effective at shutting down opposing skill players than 3-2. Maybe if you have like proficient or better rebounding on your entire front court it might be different, but I've had some bad experiences with 3-2.

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Date: 7/22/2008 1:01:13 PM
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I have noticed that rebounding seems to take a hefty hit along with interior defence.

Thoughts?


Depends on what you are comparing it too. If you compare the rebounding with a 2-3 zone, it will take a hit yes, but when you compare it with a mtm not.

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I have noticed that rebounding seems to take a hefty hit along with interior defence.

Thoughts?


Depends on what you are comparing it too. If you compare the rebounding with a 2-3 zone, it will take a hit yes, but when you compare it with a mtm not.


I think rebounding is better in Man-to-Man that 3-2 zone.

Steve

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Date: 7/22/2008 3:17:34 PM
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I have noticed that rebounding seems to take a hefty hit along with interior defence.

Thoughts?


Depends on what you are comparing it too. If you compare the rebounding with a 2-3 zone, it will take a hit yes, but when you compare it with a mtm not.


3-2 Zone does lessen rebounding compared to a Man To Man defense.

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39729.6 in reply to 39729.5
Date: 7/22/2008 7:23:24 PM
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Perhaps the wording should be changed in the rule section.

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39729.7 in reply to 39729.6
Date: 7/22/2008 10:19:36 PM
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I agree that it should be changed.

maybe Higher exterior concentration at the expense of interior concentration.

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Date: 7/23/2008 4:32:10 AM
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the final team rating is still more varied when combined with different offensive tactics...

when you play any offense with 2-3 you can to a certain degree predict your RB & ID ratings... when you play Motion / Run & Gun / Look Inside with 3-2 you get allsorts of final ratings and I still dont understand why they finish off being worse than if you instructed Man to man..... Im referring here to OD ratings as when i can achieve respectable with Man to Man I then had a Average medium (with near as dammit players / GS etc) when defending 3-2 shortly after.


Again the difference between 2-3 and man to man is a lot easier to forecast.

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