Well, a couple seasons back, I employed two extremely dominating interior defenders with solid backups. This enabled me to play more of a 3-2 defense to put pressure on their perimeter players to make plays or work the ball inside where my strong defenders were at. My perimeter defense actually sucked in a 3-2 zone though and when matched up against my league's outside shooters, a rare breed of shooters, really {/sarcasm}, we were going to get torched anyways but their interior guys were scarier. I needed to leave my bigs inside so they could work their magic on the boards and give my team another possession in case the opposing shooter missed.