Now realize that this is harder to do on Superstar, where the opponents always play lockdown D, and hit every shot.

Even on the Heat, the big three miss open jumpers from my passes, and then the opponents hit fadeaway threes all day.

If I lower the difficulty, sure, I can get assists to them all day, but it is too easy to score then, and lets face it, if someone can score every time, passing to someone who may miss is not smart, did Wilt get 10+ assists per game in his 50ppg season?

My SF did this, while he scored 65 points per game, with only 12 assists, the fact that I was so hard to cover and scored so often allowed my teammates to not force anything, leading to a jump in their assists, and a huge improvement is shooting percentage.

(While on the Hawks Josh Smith shot 63%, Horford shot 60%, 1 and 2 in NBA. Both all-stars if I remember correctly)

(Despite Smith only averaging 16pts, 8reb, 4ast, 2blk, he was third of fourth in MVP voting, and Horford averaged 14pts, 9reb, 3ast)

So they were all-stars without putting up huge, eyepopping, MVP type numbers, and we went 71-11.

I also shot 59%, with a lot of 3s, so I wasn't bringing down the O by missing so many shots.
As a team we averaged 54% shooting

Now on the Heat on Superstar, it is hard to put up these #s, averaging
64pts, 13reb, 8ast, 5stl, 2blk on 62% shooting. (better shot selection and more free throws) But when teammates can't hit shots, I have to turn it on.
I'd have 10pts, 4reb, 3ast after 1st quarter.
At half I'd have 20pts, 8reb, 6ast.
Then my team can't hit anything after Half.
Id get 40pts, 5reb, 1ast is 2nd half, bc I have to hit everything to keep it close, can't afford to have LeBron chuck up a 3 and miss when I'm down by 2 with a minute left.
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