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34402.9 in reply to 34402.8
Date: 6/19/2008 5:13:55 PM
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i think the pace isn't that important, more important is to play inall positions with handling + driving.

Edit: Sorry i want to say handling + passing to avoid turn overs.



handling + passing, combined with patient offense, is a good mix against full court press

patient offense is a slower paced offense which results to fewer, but better possessions.

agree with the handling and passing, but the slower pace I'm not so sure off. The possession isn't any better. With slow pace the shotattempts should be better, since they wait longer for a better attempt, unless you are running towards the shotclock...
The longer you hold the ball, the more chance the opponent has to take it away from you...

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34402.10 in reply to 34402.9
Date: 6/25/2008 6:52:21 PM
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i ain't sure about that too but i could believe thats true ;)

I don't see significant differents betwenn slow and fast pace tactics against fcp in turnovers/posssesions but a lot of first second TO's with both strategies(maybe thats the effect of FCP?).

After that you are running an offense against an week defense, so that you could wait for good oppertunities to score without running out of time which happens often with slow strategies.

Bot ithink the part with solid handling and passing is much more important then the pace.

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34402.11 in reply to 34402.10
Date: 6/28/2008 10:55:45 AM
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I'd prefer Run and Gun against FCP...then there is lower possibility of losing the ball, beacuse your players try to shoot immediately. It also depends on your player's abilities - J.shot + J. range are important for SG/PG

Last edited by DecoSouza at 6/28/2008 10:56:00 AM