Hypothesis: In the 2-3 zone, "mid range jumpers" are primarily (or most significantly) covered by the SF and PF.

Experimentation: I gave four fast guards on my team very high distro and a -2 setting.

Expected Result: My guys should tear up the 2-3, hopefully 60% FG.

Key players:

Ronald Nitta

Name	Ath	Speed	PER	LP	BH	2fg%
Ronald Nitta	29	91	85	14	68	21-44
Juan Morales	46	78	91	16	57	5-8
Christoper Agar	38	98	92	1	94	24-44
William Noonkester	45	86	70	29	86	17-32

Defense of the starting 3 and 4 is more or less 40 ath 40 speed 45 DEF

DISTRO is 5 each...three other guys have a 2 and one 1.

Not what I expected, the guards basically shot their season average. I did notice they got fouled alot, but the fouls came from all over, SG and SF mostly and then the CENTER position. The other teams CENTER had two blocked shots on jumpers but I don't think that means anything.

Small sample size. Where's benis to give you ****?

Their season averages at 2fg of near 50% are pretty dang good though. You'd be hard-pressed to find any real-life coach who wouldn't be ecstatic to have their team shooting 50% from mid-range.

Good job, TJ!!!! Enlightening!!!!