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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 5133046, member: 3535"] Your spot on. Per below, while not a strict rule as the AI also states, that when you have 3 reliable scorers you tend to have a balanced attack. And because the 3 are a triple threat, in which at least two are sensational passers, chances are much greater that even in tough games "the other players" can/will contribute especially if Sarah starts drilling her 3's. It's not like it's a bridge too far to expect Paige, Azzi, and Sarah to hit 3's. So, once this is shown, the top teams defenses aren't going to just "let" then shoot without pressure. But they will rather let the 4th/5th6th option beat them. There's a reason why Paige is projected to be POY. A reason why Azzi is projected to be picked 3rd in the draft, and there's a reason why we've been over-the-top excited about the last tear's #1 H/S player's play so far. While no way can they be considered invincible, we can see a potential window of greatness, and that strength would be from the offense. . [B]AI Overview[/B] While not a strict rule, in modern basketball, having at least three reliable scorers on your team is generally considered essential for success, as it allows for a balanced offensive attack and the ability to score points even if one player is having an off night; this is often referred to as "three-level scoring" where players can score from inside the paint, mid-range, and beyond the three-point line. [/QUOTE]