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Message: [QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 2886753, member: 6798"] You are absolutely right that it is possible for O middies to be asked to produce a lot more on both ends of the field with the shot clock. It could also be a situation where our O middies sub out at a very rapid pace instead of hanging around guarding a defensive middie for a few seconds while teams regroup. Basically teams cannot afford to take the time they did before with subbing out D middies for O middies. So the two options are running more middies in a 2 way situation/try and push transition whenever possible or sub out your D mids for O mids as fast as possible to not waste any clock. My guess is this year will be filled with lots of teams just going for quick substitutions but that could change over time. Also a quick substitution could lead to our offensive guys getting stuck on D if they are not able to get off when the d middies on the other team do. [/QUOTE]