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Its a sub rating so within each rating in your case inept there are 3 levels, a rating of inept (high) is better then inept (medium) which is better then inept (low). Think of it this way.

Highest

1. average (low)
2. inept (high)
3. inept (medium)
4. inept (low)
5. awful (high)

Lowest


Last edited by aussie dude at 11/9/2009 8:05:06 PM

Inept (high) has a value of 4,6, inept (medium) 4,3 and inept (low) 4,0. Same thing with other ratings. Calculate your average rating and your opponents average rating for that game and see in which areas you were better. Those ratings are based on the skills of your and opposing players. For example, perimeter defense is mainly calculated based on the skills of PGs of both teams etc. Of course, perimeter defense of your center is not as valuable in the calculation as perimeter defense of your SG or PG.

In your last game you had better perimeter defense and way better inside scoring which was the key in this game. You can see where your next opponent is weak and decide to choose different strategy. But take into consideration your weaknesses and strengths too.

My team is strong in perimeter defense and inside shot but pretty weak in rebounding. So I switched to Look inside tactic and 2-3 zone. Look inside takes advantage of my good inside shooting and compensates my weak rebounding. 2-3 zone helps rebounding and I don't worry about opponent 3-pointers because of my good perimeter defense skills.

I took over the club when they had 1-6 and bottom of the table. Now I'm 8-8 and aiming for a 3rd spot.

I hope this helps.

Thank you guys for the explanation. Makes sense now.

actually, look inside doesnt have anything to do with rebounds.
if you put better rebounders it will help regardless of your offensive tactic

the deffense of 2-3 zone does help your rebounding

pay attention as this zone weakens your perimiter deffense seriously, so if your opponent plays RnG for example the price might be heavy

Last edited by King Babar at 11/12/2009 12:13:49 AM