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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted at users request, post: 5163077"] It’s just a lot different to be able to perform in a two hour practice when you’re playing the whole time and there’s no consequences. Then compare that to in a game with very real consequences and the chance what you do can lead you to being on the bench and not playing. Just two completely different environments. I, too, played a lot better in practice than in games (practice is what made me a starter over one of the best players in New England at the time). It took me half a season to figure out my place in a very loaded offense (figure out meaning how to get 10 points :)). It’s also why playing in general is important. Because after that experience I knew where my place was in real games and was able to work on that over the summer and work on improving what I needed to be better at to do more. Practice cant help you with that. [/QUOTE]