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thx for your comment!

but what do mean with "expand from there after they start to improve"?



greets

thx for your comment!

but what do mean with "expand from there after they start to improve"?

You might not be able to find a player who is (1) good enough to start at SG in the 1st division; (2) be young enough and have enough potential to be trained; and (3) affordable.

You said that you have the starting PG who meets these criteria (he already starts for you, he is 20, and you already own him). Your second PG doesn't have to be able to start for you.

After you have trained a while, your 2nd PG will be able to start in league games, so he can split the starts with your 1st PG. And then you can train a 3rd PG in scrimmages. Or you can switch one of your PG over to SG (passing won't hurt him). At that point you might be able to switch over to trainingSG/PG training.

So you can initially start out with fewer players, who will train faster, while not making you vulnerable in league games.

If you were to start out trying to train 6 players who play 48 minutes each, you will need 4 players who are starter quality.

a good way is this

since you have talented big men, make your offense still evolve on this guys.

get dependable im not saying good just a way they can get enough shots to go in when needed to.

and concentrate on your training of pg and sg

its not going to easy but im thinking you got very solid big men if if they miss a lot of shots make sure you hold 2-3 on defense so you can have more chance to get rebs on those misses :D

if they miss a lot of shots make sure you hold 2-3 on defense so you can have more chance to get rebs on those misses

I'm not sure this works. with 2-3 your rebounding is better, but I think it only works on defensive rebound (2-3 being defense) and won't make you grab more offensive...
not 100% sure though.