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185471.4 in reply to 185471.3
Date: 5/21/2011 2:06:06 AM
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With a little more defense, it looks like it could be quite effective. You got outrebounded badly, he shot over 50% as a team...and yet you had a 21/4 AST/TO differential in a blowout loss. You were effective while you held the ball. I would think also that a slower pace would take advantage of the offensive flow advantages more than an uptempo pace, as you would have all the advantages in working to get a better shot.

From: Dinarius

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185471.8 in reply to 185471.7
Date: 5/21/2011 7:04:48 AM
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With pace everything depends on your opponent - if you are of equal power or stronger, it is possible to use LI, because it will make your chances to hit the basket better, but if the defense of your opponent is stronger that your attack, better to use PTB - in total the rate of successful hits will be nearly the same (but you'll have more throws) due to the earlier final attacks with PTB with minimum chance for success of 20%, despite of often delays in attacks and lower % of final success with LI against strong defense if attack is performed on last seconds of ball possession.

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185471.9 in reply to 185471.8
Date: 5/21/2011 8:34:18 AM
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you can not really compare an PtB with an LI attack, and you could also use your theory the different way.

If you have the better attack don't use the first solid shot you get, and look for a good shot because your team is capable of creating chanches so that it don't get in time trouble usually.

From: ibarix

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185471.12 in reply to 185471.10
Date: 5/21/2011 2:45:55 PM
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The secret? You train 3 PGs and play 3 of them at the same time. Of course, 2 of my PGs can play well as wingmen..


The secret of losing? :) You lost the game :)

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