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Date: 1/2/2010 6:12:50 AM
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GMs do not necessarily have any sort of information that's not available to the average user who reads stuff and participates actively in forum discussions. Most of our GMs fit that description, so they'll generally provide good advice.

In this particular case, in slow-paced tactics your players make more passes before they get to a shot that they deem good enough to take, therefore they have more chances to turn the ball over. On the other hand, after someof the recent GE chances, your players have been made a little bit more likely to carelessly throw the ball away. I don't have any clear-cut evidence about which is likely to produce more turnovers on average, but then again, I've never looked at the issue in detail.

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Oh, ok.. thanks.

From: ibarix

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Hi, what's the correct defensive tactic against the Princeton Offense? And what's the correct offensive tactic against the Full Court Press?

Thanks :)


Full court press is fast but decreases opponents rebounding and inside D. So I would use something fast with inside focus - like Look Inside. Generally speaking.

Princeton is complicated, you need to consider many factors. If you think about your next game, it's too late already. But I would play Run and gun and Normal. You're way better in outside scoring than your opponent's outside defense. Same way around. His outside play is better than your outside defense. But he's also better in rebounding so 3-2 zone would kill you under the basket and 2-3 zone would kill you form the outside. So I think Normal D is best.