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138578.15 in reply to 138578.14
Date: 3/31/2010 3:46:57 PM
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Each game you should have 2 players play 48 minutes at C and PF (1 at each position). Don't put a starter and backup in, and then switch them in the second game to balance the minutes. The reason for this is because if you switch them in the second game, it is unlikely that the minutes will be split the same. So you might end up with 2 players on 50 minutes and 2 players on 46 minutes after the second game.

Goodluck!

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138578.16 in reply to 138578.15
Date: 3/31/2010 6:42:34 PM
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Okay, thanks for that.

So basically because I want to train six players 3 at PF and 3 at C then all I need to do is play 1 PF and 1 C in each of the three games in one week so that my six players each play one entire game during the week.

I had thought of doing that but by not playing my first choice PF and C in each of the league games I will be weakening the team for the second league game by playing my second choice PF and C. I guess that`s pat of the game though, tryin to balance developing young players with winning games.

Thanks for all of your help it`s greatly appreciated.

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138578.17 in reply to 138578.16
Date: 4/1/2010 11:12:11 AM
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No worries. Just remember that as you train them up, your players get better, so it might weaken your games at first, but soon it will strengthen them.

From: MCSmooth

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138578.18 in reply to 138578.11
Date: 4/1/2010 5:25:58 PM
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Every player who plays 48 minutes gets the maximum training they can get at 2 position SB based on the their age and height, regardless of how the other minutes at those two positions are distibuted. There is an increase If you 1 position train a skill, but then the maximum you can train is 3 players.