I'm a 1 point underdog to Colorado.  I noticed based off their box score that they run a slow paced game while i run a normal paced game.  I know the traditional method would be to slow down as well but being a 1 point dog doesn't seem like I should change much.  But any suggestions on what to change would help. Should I key on his best players? Should i put more distribution into a player that scored well last game or my best player? Once again any suggestions would be great.  Thanks

His three leading scores are a center and two forwards so definitely cover the low post. This is the coach of Colarados first year ever of coaching and based on his last game he doesn't seem to know how to change the game plan. So I don't think there is a need of changing distribution.

And just a question... Why did Joseph Rosson score 20 points in your last game?

Thanks. I set my positioning to -3 and I had his distribution switched with Cameron (Sr. pg). I now have Cameron set at 15 and Rosson at 6. This is my total distribution
Rosson 6
Spratt 12
Reade 18
Crandall 14
Ramires 13
Tichner 5
Hornbeck 6
Cameron 13
Perry 3
Hall 5
Oliver 5

look good?

Posted by chasereamer on 10/29/2013 3:38:00 PM (view original):
Thanks. I set my positioning to -3 and I had his distribution switched with Cameron (Sr. pg). I now have Cameron set at 15 and Rosson at 6. This is my total distribution
Rosson 6
Spratt 12
Reade 18
Crandall 14
Ramires 13
Tichner 5
Hornbeck 6
Cameron 13
Perry 3
Hall 5
Oliver 5

look good?

Hey chasereamer,
 I am always curious of how each coach comes up with their formula for distribution set up.  Did you have a formula that you used or are these numbers the outcome of you readjusting after each game?  What are your thoughts on using a ranking system for each player on offense of 1-3, 1 being the least capable scorer and 3 being the most capable scorer?