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296118.13 in reply to 296118.12
Date: 10/3/2018 3:23:03 PM
Tamarillo Wings
III.1
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Second Team:
Slam Drunk Celtics
That's true, more clarification would be good.

Talking about the +1, I'm otherwise fully convinced about what said before regarding inside and outside box, no particular doubts about that.

It's definitely not a go to defence, but it's hard to tell whether this is true because is less efficient regardless of players (as some offensive set, such as the isolations) or because of the poor interpretation of this strategy.
Exactly as the 3-2, absolutely not better than a m2m (I'm not talking about ratings) with unbalanced outside defenders or without proper big men

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296118.14 in reply to 296118.1
Date: 10/6/2018 11:07:40 PM
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This is how it works.

Inside Box and One - 4 players stand near the painted area/free-throw area, and the best defender among the PG/SG/SF, locks down the best perimeter shooter of the opposing team. Best use against Look Inside/Low Post. Teams that rely heavily on their Cutters/Slashers (Driving), Post up players (Inside Shot), and Jump shooters (Jump Shot).

Outside Box and One - 4 players stand near arc/3pt. line, and the better defender between PF and C will protect the shaded area. Best use against Motion/Run and Gun. Teams that rely heavily on their outside shooters with PF as a stretch 4.

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296118.18 in reply to 296118.17
Date: 10/7/2018 12:28:45 PM
Durham Wasps
II.4
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Second Team:
Sunderland Boilermakers
The manual is wrong.

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296118.19 in reply to 296118.17
Date: 10/7/2018 12:38:58 PM
Oulu 76ers
II.3
Overall Posts Rated:
246246
Been little busy but Won my game, by one point, back in Tuesday. Despite opponent playing run n gun, not patient as i expected. Maybe they read the forums as well but was willing to take the risk with that.

I went through the play by play, focusing on who defended shots and where. I will try to find time tomorrow to post my notes here in some sort of rreadaple form.. :D

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296118.20 in reply to 296118.15
Date: 10/7/2018 7:30:25 PM
Overall Posts Rated:
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Hi,

Like I said, you can only use this if the opposing team has an outside shooting PF (Kevin Love as reference), and with poor inside scoring as a team. Your team will form a box closer to the 3pt. line. And one man from your team will focus inside for cutters (mainly) of the opposing team.

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296118.21 in reply to 296118.17
Date: 10/7/2018 7:46:18 PM
Overall Posts Rated:
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The manual is incorrect.

Imagine this;

Inside Box and One: 4 players form a box that focuses inside and 1 player also focuses inside? It's gonna rain 3-pointers on opposing side.

Outside Box and One: 4 players form a box near the 3pt. line and 1 player also focuses outside? Lay-ups, and Alley-oops all game long.

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296118.23 in reply to 296118.22
Date: 10/8/2018 7:36:50 PM
Overall Posts Rated:
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Rarely used in real life. But you can use this type of defense in BB. Try scouting your opponent's schedule, past matches. If you see a huge gap between their outside and inside scoring (outside as main option to score), then use this defense if you're confident with your PF or C defensive skills. Whether they're using Base Offense, Patient, and/or Run and Gun.

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