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There might be a reason for the low foul numbers, though. My opponent last night has a team that gets fouled a ton and rarely fouls itself. My team outfouled him 31-12 last night after 21-5 in the first match, and he draws quite a few fouls from other teams as well. It's not a lack of defense, either, nor is it entirely due to aggressive players. Nor is he playing an inside tactic. Perhaps there's something else that his players have and your players don't that helps draw fouls in an outside offense?

I was trying to say how you may draw more fouls, but maybe you know it already. :P

I think that although those kind of games are rare, they happen. You also have other games where your opponent has many fouls. What is your team's average foul per game and opponent's average foul per game? Maybe it is better if we look at that.

I know how, I just don't do it much. That button is way over there.

Yeah, MANY people have told me.

Well it works, but only if you have a balanced defense. If you have a weak link like our friend here on SF, then opposing players will exploit that. Look at number of FTs from PG and SF...

In 3-2 against Motion, it happens also that your PF and C defend their perimeter players. It doesn't happen often, but often enough you don't want to run 3-2 too much against Motion.

No, srsly that would be very helpful if you used the formatted links.

I am surfing this site with my kick-ass pimped out smartphone most of the time and copy-pasting text/links is a pain in the [expletive].

Hmm, you have been in game since season 2. Lets say you average about 25 games per season, which means you probably played about 450 matches already in this game. An event like this is probably very rare. I guess it's unlikely to happen twice in every 450 matches. Let's look at the bright side of the story. There's a good chance you won't experience this 'unrealistic' engine two times for the next 450 matches as well! (Although, be really careful in the scrimmage at the 10th of May, there could be a trend in this.)

Let's talk again in 2017. It's a game of chances, statistics often feel unfair, must mostly (or always) aren't. You have won basically all that's possible to win in this game, I'm sure once you weren't at the wrong side of the metal all the time.