yer ive only ever heard of matchup zones in terms of hybrid zones.
The only reference on the internet that I can find to the text string search of "2-3 zone man to man hybrid" is on NBA2K14
Do you have a link or a reference that you can provide us? I am very curious about it - it perhaps has a different name that it is referred to. Maybe you are referring to the Point-zone, or 2-3 pressure zone.
Also im curious to know how you came to the conclusion that BB is running a Syracuse Orangemen 2-3 zone?
Either way, you are asking for an alternative to the standard 2-3 zone - I think it is a good idea but perhaps we need to be careful about throwing out the current 2-3 zone as being useful.
2-3 zone. But thing is it need great guards to make it work also great Sb center .
and
IN BB that's a quick trip to the poor house(debt).
Sorta! but not really. People assume that in order to have a great SB center, that they have to take their current $150k salary C, and add another $100k salary worth of SB onto him in order to get him to work in a 2-3 zone. But this is not the case.
Use case - (and sorry to brag about my own player) -
(32954007) - Currently pulling 12.0 average rating for this season (and averaging 2.9 blocks per game). $11k salary (although salary calc on current stats is probably closer to $15-$16k)
Compare this to the other U21 team members for Australia - eg:
(32053428) - Pulls 12.5 game rating, has a $33k salary.
and same with all the other guys.
So yer, whilst i like the idea of an alternative 2-3 zone, id like to (and I've always said this) see the current 2-3 zone explicitly proven that its broken first, and I truly don't believe it is.