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Quote: Originally Posted by bo.jangles344

You get that from my post, how? You've never noticed in career stats if you scroll all the way to the right, there's a stat this year called "pace"? Slowing the pace of the game creates a crazy amount of opportunities. Look at Andre Miller. That man was labeled the slowest pace PG in the league and also the Iron Man of the league. He wasn't the best guard in any sense but kept getting them checks by constantly being in control. He had an extremely low turn over ratio and also played good D by being patient. He's one of the last PGs I've seen to use the post as often as the bigs and was able to bully smaller guards into drawing the foul. .I'm one of the slowest pace Pgs in the league and am hoping to get my TOs down by using the post now

Fact is slow it down is not always an accurate portrayal of NBA basketball. Most teams don't play "slow" these days due to smaller lineups. Furthermore backing down once you pass the half way line is a sure way to drain your own shot clock and have you rushing to create a scoring opportunity.

Its not even about using turbo, its trying to get a good shot, after botch pick and rolls, slow CPU teammates taking their sweet time to get to their spots, or come off screens. The earlier you get into your offense this year the better off you are. Otherwise you will end up with a bad shot.

Even then, slowing it down doesn't change the fact that the slight bump turnover is ridiculous

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