Definitely. Great idea.It actually helps with the training because you have more control over what the coach does.There is one problem though. From what I understand, the real goal this isn't necessarily (only) to protect your starters -- it is also trying to make the game a bit more newbie friendly, and protect brand new teams from getting beat by 80 points.I agree that there are games in which one would like that the blowout rule didn't kick in, but that might defeat its original purpose.But if you llok at the game by itself, the blowout rule is useless in this diszipline ...Because you can't play your strongers players every game as a starter, with good luck you could do that in 2 games but more often you play one game with your best pf and one or two with him as backup.
Definitely. Great idea.It actually helps with the training because you have more control over what the coach does.There is one problem though. From what I understand, the real goal this isn't necessarily (only) to protect your starters -- it is also trying to make the game a bit more newbie friendly, and protect brand new teams from getting beat by 80 points.I agree that there are games in which one would like that the blowout rule didn't kick in, but that might defeat its original purpose.
Definitely. Great idea.It actually helps with the training because you have more control over what the coach does.
I think the easy way around this is to give up on people's feelings. Everyone will take a few lumps when they first start. If you happen to match up against a team way better than you, you're not an idiot. You will realize that you will get beaten badly. You deal with it and build your team.