My starting SF just went out with an injury last night and I'm trying to find a replacement for tonight. Playing triangle and man-man offense.
First, how important is low-post for a SF in the new engine in the triangle? Would I be ok with decent Per and poor low-post?
The four players I am considering are:
Lewis (Sr) off IQ: A- def IQ: A- Ath 62, Spd 71, Reb 8, Def 47, LP 2, Per 65
Beck (Sr) off IQ: A- def IQ: A- Ath 49, Spd 45, Reb 15, Def 53, LP 5, Per 75
Walker (Sr) off IQ: B+ def IQ: A- Ath 54, Spd 59, Reb 1, Def 43, LP 11, Per 57
Brown (Fr) off IQ: C- def IQ: C- Ath 35, Spd 44, Reb 24, Def 38, LP 38, Per 36
Lewis is currently my starting SG and Walker my starting PG, but I could easily rearrange the lineup to put one at SF. Also, I have Beck currently set as 2nd string SF, but from the playbyplay, most of his points have come from the SG position.
tonight I play against a fairly senior SF but takes only 10.9% of the team's shots and averages 9.1 PPG
My biggest concerns are if I started my freshman (because of the LP advantage), would I suffer on defense? Or if I started one of my SGs, would I suffer from the poor LP on offense?
In the end I will most likely take the def advantages of one of my senior SGs over the LP advantage of the freshman.
Any help or questions would be great, thanx
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