Tempo-Freelance-RunPlays

[bigtreydawg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Serra11

It does have an effect on playcalling.

At the extremes maybe, I was able to attribute what I saw to other reasons.

And it isn't illogical for Westbrook to get a great deal of plays called for him given his touch tendency. Run that back and tell me how it pans out. And for me can you give Westbrook only ISO plays that involve point guards. (Ie. pick solo, 1 go, things like that.)

I would definetly like to know what your findings will be for that.

[Serra11]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigtreydawg

At the extremes maybe, I was able to attribute what I saw to other reasons. And it isn't illogical for Westbrook to get a great deal of plays called for him given his touch tendency. Run that back and tell me how it pans out. And for me can you give Westbrook only ISO plays that involve point guards. (Ie. pick solo, 1 go, things like that.) I would definetly like to know what your findings will be for that.

I did the same test with the Spurs,involving Parker and Duncan(same touches tendency).
And I obtained the same result:a lot of plays for Duncan with 100 inside shot coach profiles,more plays called for TP with 100 mid coach profile.

However the other aspect that you and Slimm are testing now are more important than this.
Tomorrow I will tell my thoughts about the pull-up tendency.

However my result

[bigtreydawg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Serra11

I did the same test with the Spurs,involving Parker and Duncan(same touches tendency). And I obtained the same result:a lot of plays for Duncan with 100 inside shot coach profiles,more plays called for TP with 100 mid coach profile. However the other aspect that you and Slimm are testing now are more important than this. Tomorrow I will tell my thoughts about the pull-up tendency. However my result

When the touch tendencies aren't identical, what happens? Say you lowered Tim or raised Parker but kept inside at 100 what happens then?

Edit: also I have a disgusting amount of free time at my job. So time is no issue.

[slimm44]

Quote: Originally Posted by Serra11

I did the same test with the Spurs,involving Parker and Duncan(same touches tendency). And I obtained the same result:a lot of plays for Duncan with 100 inside shot coach profiles,more plays called for TP with 100 mid coach profile. However the other aspect that you and Slimm are testing now are more important than this. Tomorrow I will tell my thoughts about the pull-up tendency. However my result

1. How many more plays were called for each player depending on how the Tendencies were set?
2. Are you looking at how many plays are called or how many shots each player takes?
3. What were the assigned play types for each player?
4. What were their Individual Shot Location Tendencies?

[G0DZGiFT]

So far one last question, when you say 0-25-50 scale, that doesn't mean anything in between, it jus means strictly 0, 25 or 50 right.

[slimm44]

Quote: Originally Posted by G0DZGiFT

So far one last question, when you say 0-25-50 scale, that doesn't mean anything in between, it jus means strictly 0, 25 or 50 right.

Yes, that's how I do it.

[G0DZGiFT]

Trey, I seen you speaking about hotspots. Is there any specific scale you guys use to edit hotspots?

[bigtreydawg]

Quote: Originally Posted by G0DZGiFT

Trey, I seen you speaking about hotspots. Is there any specific scale you guys use to edit hotspots?

A guy named Bedwardsroy has a good PS3 roster he did a great write up on floor spacing for hot spots.

The shorthand: dot the perimeter with your guards and small forwards put your bigs on the baseline. Make the necessary adjustments based on the player your working with. For instance you may be tempted to put Kevin Love all around the 3pt line. Don't do that, he is the best rebounder in this game, if you want him to shoot 3s there are plenty of pick and pop plays.

At your freelance screen strip everything.

Give everyone 90+ in spot up
Guards get use pick
Bigs get set pick and post up

There's all kinds of little cool tricks you can do with this that will have you tinkering around with it till the end of time.