Player A:
Ath: 82
SPD: 72
Reb: 18
De: 84
Blk: 18
LP: 16
Pe: 56
BH: 76
PA: 49
St: 73
IQ: B OFF, B DE

Player B:
Ath: 46
Sp: 63
Reb: 1
De: 65
Blk: 3
Lp: 10
Pe: 96
BH: 80
Pa: 92
St: 73
IQ: OFF A, DE A-

My SG is a starting freshman with 65 BH and 60 PA and strong De. He won't shoot. My team will have very strong DE and REB but limited Ball Control (Bh and Pa) and OFF, especially for guards outside player B. Who would you start at PG?

B at PG. A at SF or SG

Who starting at SF: Player A or...

Player C:
Ath: 88
Sp: 43
Reb: 64
De: 91
Blk: 37
Lp: 89
Pe: 4
Bh: 59
Pe: 43
St: 76
IQ: Of B-, De B

Posted by cubcub113 on 2/14/2017 11:22:00 AM (view original):
Player A:
Ath: 82
SPD: 72
Reb: 18
De: 84
Blk: 18
LP: 16
Pe: 56
BH: 76
PA: 49
St: 73
IQ: B OFF, B DE

Player B:
Ath: 46
Sp: 63
Reb: 1
De: 65
Blk: 3
Lp: 10
Pe: 96
BH: 80
Pa: 92
St: 73
IQ: OFF A, DE A-

My SG is a starting freshman with 65 BH and 60 PA and strong De. He won't shoot. My team will have very strong DE and REB but limited Ball Control (Bh and Pa) and OFF, especially for guards outside player B. Who would you start at PG?

You must be asking for your team under a different screen name. You don't have either of these players on cubcub113's Weber State team.

What offense and division?

Nope. I have 1 account for me. DI at Weber St. Im using projected stats for the middle of this year because that is more accurate. A is O'doherty, B is McNelis and C is Streeter. Offense in Motion D is Man.

Ah, projection. Thanks.

Ah this is D1. Damn that one guy has some low ath/spd. No idea how well he would do.

prob do last guy at SF. That LP and ath should be enough to get some points.

Posted by Benis on 2/14/2017 7:39:00 PM (view original):
Ah this is D1. Damn that one guy has some low ath/spd. No idea how well he would do.

prob do last guy at SF. That LP and ath should be enough to get some points.

I know. The low ath/sp guy is really intriguing. He is a simmy recruit. I will have a really interesting time next year with no SRs and will have lots of holes. However, the year after next these guys will be insane.

I'm struggling with this one. I almost always go with the best passer, but defense is so ugly on A that it's hard to live with. I think with a man defense you'd probably want to alternate based on the offensive threat of the opposing PG. If he's one of his team's 2 leading scorers I think you need to go with the guy who can actually defend. If he's not a huge offensive contributor go with B.

B at point, C at SF. A is backup for both guard positions. B's ath/spd isn't ideal, but he'll be a decent offensive point guard against non-elite competition, provided you can keep him out of foul trouble.

Thanks for the input guys!