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262542.4 in reply to 262542.3
Date: 9/4/2014 10:52:43 PM
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I thought that Stamina may also play into their foul rate. If they are exhausted mid-game they would be more likely to fail on a play, especially a defensive one when the opponent is more skilled. I am looking for more information on Stamina as well, I initially believe that it has an efficiency calculation in everything the player does in game.
I wouldn't be surprised if Stamina had a positive (though slight) effect in training.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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Date: 9/5/2014 7:51:31 AM
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I thought that Stamina may also play into their foul rate. If they are exhausted mid-game they would be more likely to fail on a play, especially a defensive one when the opponent is more skilled. I am looking for more information on Stamina as well, I initially believe that it has an efficiency calculation in everything the player does in game.
I wouldn't be surprised if Stamina had a positive (though slight) effect in training.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Most of your post is right.
Every offense and defense needs Stamina to be successful. Defense needs generally more Stamina than Offense. A defensive player has 4 defensive skills: OD, ID, SB and Stamina. At the beginning of the first and third quarter your players have a higher Stamina, which results in better defense.
But Stamina won't change his agressiveness. An agressive player will stil play the same way, he will just have more success (steals or blocks). And with low Stamina his defense will drop fast and he will foul more.

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262542.8 in reply to 262542.6
Date: 9/5/2014 8:53:30 AM
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His SB is only 2 and ID has just popped to 5 so there is plenty space for improvement. I am training ID at the moment but it is taking longer than expected as he fouls out most games.

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262542.10 in reply to 262542.1
Date: 9/5/2014 9:17:51 PM
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might change over time, but in general, probably not.

eg: (18084302)

although i do agree with what everyone else says. If he has low stamina, and low SB and low ID, then these will all contribute.

I have a similar player. im looking at playing him defensively at PF in order to try and minimize his fouls. I just have a sneaking suspicion that when he plays at C, he tries to block everyone. and so he should, but im going to experiment with him at defensive PF just to see if i notice the difference.


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262542.11 in reply to 262542.10
Date: 9/6/2014 12:30:23 PM
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His OD is probably 1.

This is the reason of him fouling out.

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Date: 9/6/2014 1:23:58 PM
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Low OD could be a factor, but it's more likely that being an injury prone plays a bigger role here. I remember once having a PG with atrocious OD and he was only averaging 1 or 2 fouls per game.

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262542.14 in reply to 262542.12
Date: 9/6/2014 2:00:28 PM
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For guards, OD isn't a big problem. But when we're talking about big guys - it is.

You should search the players market for players with 1 OD in II-I leagues, and you'll see that 6 fouls is a common thing for them.

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