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I am still somewhat new at this and don't quite get it, but right now through 9 games I am 5-4 with a 38 rpi. By far my most promising start that I have had (i think this is my 4th season). Anyway I am coming across a strange trend in my games. Through the 9 games, I am a combined -63 in the first half, and +58 in the second half. I play man to man and triangle, my stamina's are incredibly average, and I either play slow down or normal pace. I am having an extremely difficult time trying to make sense of this pattern, any attempted insight would be appreciated.
5/28/2012 3:08 AM
Well, it does seem like you are rather consistently getting opponents starters in foul trouble, that coudl contribute ...
5/28/2012 3:39 PM
Some additional thoughts.
- Small sample variance
- Is the sim adjusting your defensive balance at half time?  If it does and it results in a better 2nd half- it MAY mean (sample size warning again) that you could have game planned better by starting with that balance instead. 



5/28/2012 5:16 PM
Thanks for the different viewpoints. I went through each game and I think rust is right on one point, I need to see more games to be able to figure this out. In some games I do get people in some major foul trouble, but in some I don't. In quite a few games my original game plan seemed to be on the right track, but at half time it is tweaked even father than I had it (-1 to -3, -2 to -4). But there are also games it was only tweaked by 1, or none at all. I think my team is just hungover for the first half and snap back to life after they have some of Michael's Special Stuff during half time.
5/29/2012 12:15 AM
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