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Is there a such thing as over-skilling a skill?

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Date: 04/27/2018 08:37:59
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Is there such a thing as having too much of a skill? This question is specifically to upper league teams competing. Can having too much of a skill, serve as a detriment to a team overall? Ex. If a player has Wondrous jump range, can that have a negative affect on the players likelihood to overshoot outside shots at the expenses of other players? I ask the same if a player is overlyskilled in Jumpshot. Just questions I'm floating out there...

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Date: 04/29/2018 10:57:43
hornets247
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Driving/Handling can definitely be over-skilled. So does stamina in terms of GS management. JR could be a much more delicate issue though...

The good news is, you probably have already over-skilled your jump range in terms of salary control before you over-skilled it in terms of on court performance.

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Date: 04/30/2018 11:17:55
Llama of Wall Street
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Can you further clarify on over skill specifically in regards to driving, as it would relate to guards ?

It seems like it would be overskilled if you don’t have any IS on the guards , is this what you mean?

Thanks!

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Date: 04/30/2018 17:52:44
hornets247
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generally speaking, DR/HD skill will determine how often and well your player can beat the opponent off the dribble and create a scoring opportunity - but when such opportunity arises, IS/JS/JR will come in and determine whether the ball goes in depending on the type of the shot you created.

In a lot of the cases, high DR/HD players will tend to shoot more than their low DR/HD teammate even if the teammate has a better IS/JS/JR attributes. This over-skill is especially evident when you just finished training 1on1 for two seasons but have not had a chance to train JS/IS yet.

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Date: 04/30/2018 19:34:56
Llama of Wall Street
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Thank you!