Quote: Originally Posted By colonels19 on 3/05/2010
Quote: Originally Posted By dalter on 3/05/2010

Quote: Originally Posted By mullycj on 3/05/2010

They torched you from beyond the arc in the 1st meeting but you managed to still beat them because you crushed them on the boards.

So in the rematch you do absolutely nothing to your defensive setting and they again crush you from beyond the arc.

You complain about losing to a SIM but gameplanned about the same as one. Just saying ...

Lol. Good stuff.

And you'd think he would know how to beat a sim, considering that's all he schedules.

I obviously know how to beat sims, unfortunately, I got beat by the engine today, by which I never had a chance. Thank you bizarre randomness
That being the case, why even bring it up?
3/5/2010 12:09 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By fd343ny on 3/05/2010was it the first game or the second that was the bad randomness? how can we tell again
oh oh i know i know!! Both! Because WIS doesn't use tRNG!
3/5/2010 12:16 PM
Would you recommend a slowdown tempo for his offense to limit possessions to try to cut down his fga %. Or put Knowles at the pg. He has 3 walkons which 2 of those could have been used to get some defensive oriented guards in there or some more athletic guards.
3/5/2010 12:16 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By colonels19 on 3/05/2010
Quote: Originally Posted By dalter on 3/05/2010

That "terrible" sim team actually has more talent than your team.

If you play a sim team, they torch you from 3p and then you make no adjustment in the rematch, you can blame no one but yourself. It was a 2-pt loss, decent coaching would've won you the game.

Nothing bizarre or random about it.




I should have won it period. That team had no business shooting 59% from the field and over 60 from 3...its not like I was playing -5 for cripe sakes.
You win, you should every game regardless of your opponents ratings or your game plan. And when you don't it is because you got beat by the rng.
3/5/2010 12:17 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By colonels19 on 3/05/2010

Quote: Originally Posted By dalter on 3/05/2010

That "terrible" sim team actually has more talent than your team.

If you play a sim team, they torch you from 3p and then you make no adjustment in the rematch, you can blame no one but yourself. It was a 2-pt loss, decent coaching would've won you the game.

Nothing bizarre or random about it.




I should have won it period. That team had no business shooting 59% from the field and over 60 from 3...its not like I was playing -5 for cripe sakes.
What don't you understand here?

The other team had better talent, so saying they have no business to beat you or shoot well is absurd.

You put together a bad game plan, failing to adjust from your first meeting.

It's pretty simple, and it wasn't even close to a ridiculous result. If it makes you feel better to cling to that ridiculous notion despite the fact that numerous experienced coaches have stepped in to point out the reality, well, I can't stop you from that.
3/5/2010 12:37 PM
dalt, just admitt it. We are closed minded and don't understand the game nearly as well as colonels does.
3/5/2010 1:02 PM
Those 3 walkons dont help a bit either. He could be developing 3 guys in those spots. Couple more pg's and maybe a big guy.
3/5/2010 3:09 PM
Yep, I think you're off base here Colonels. You got lit up by basically two players, his PG and SF. To put it as bluntly as possible, those two guys are just better than the two you had matched up on them.

Did his team shoot better than would have normally been expected? Maybe. But nothing that would be earth shattering, stop the presses, hold the phones type of shooting.........

3/5/2010 3:25 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By piratesfan23 on 3/05/2010Those 3 walkons dont help a bit either. He could be developing 3 guys in those spots. Couple more pg's and maybe a big guy
that is a good point as well. this team is not developing players. after 24 games, there is only a 23 point average increase in ratings. so since the first time you played Columbus St. (8 games ago) they have probably improved a lot more than your team.
3/5/2010 3:26 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By glen87 on 3/05/2010
Quote: Originally Posted By piratesfan23 on 3/05/2010
Those 3 walkons dont help a bit either. He could be developing 3 guys in those spots. Couple more pg's and maybe a big guy.
that is a good point as well. this team is not developing players. after 24 games, there is only a 23 point average increase in ratings. so since the first time you played Columbus St. (8 games ago) they have probably improved a lot more than your team.


Be careful about making comparisons like this. Reason being, when I end up with a walk-on or two, or three (that season was rough), ALL my practice minutes for my walk-ons go into Study Hall. Why? Because they're not gonna be on my team next season, so who cares if they improve or not. But if they fail, it's gonna ding my rep (which isn't anything major, but why take the chance on a scrub messing ANYTHING up). Consequently, my walk-ons all lose HUGE amount of points (at least as many as someone with so few points to begin with CAN lose) which obviously makes my overall team ratings look like they're not improving as much as they really are.

Plus, with him only running nine guys, the extra playing time his nine players should be getting should compensate for the walk-on penalty.
3/5/2010 3:43 PM
One of colonel's players fail English? That's unpossible!
3/5/2010 4:46 PM
Don'd you mean one of colonels' player's failt American?
3/5/2010 5:35 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By zhawks on 3/05/2010You win, you should every game regardless of your opponents ratings or your game plan. And when you don't it is because you got beat by the rng
And I've griped about my other 7 losses where?
3/5/2010 9:20 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By dalter on 3/05/2010
What don't you understand here?

The other team had better talent, so saying they have no business to beat you or shoot well is absurd. 60% beyond the arc...give me a break...I wasn't playing -5.

You put together a bad game plan, failing to adjust from your first meeting. Why would you adjust the gameplan when you won the first game on the road by 21...against a sim no less?

It's pretty simple, and it wasn't even close to a ridiculous result. If it makes you feel better to cling to that ridiculous notion despite the fact that numerous experienced coaches have stepped in to point out the reality, well, I can't stop you from that. There are guys here that will attempt to explain away anything, and the fact that its me bringing this up probably has something to do with the responses as well. I think this is a clear case of the sim taking a s*** on somebody/me. I was up 14 in the 2nd half when the sim said "Hold on colonels, you're losing today". Given the team's record and the result of game 1...this result is rather bogus, and I think its clear to see where my frustration stems from.

3/5/2010 9:25 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By zhawks on 3/05/2010
dalt, just admitt it. We are closed minded and don't understand the game nearly as well as colonels does.
Never said that here man...don't you ever get new material? If you're going to continually bring this up, I'll start pulling the WW2ish stuff, so if you're prepared...
3/5/2010 9:26 PM
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