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[QUOTE="arbitragegls, post: 241209, member: 302"] Wisconsin is considered one of the best swing offenses in the nation. This offensive tactic allows for ball and player movement on the perimeter including passing to wings down low and then out to the top of the key. It is very good against man-man as it provides movement, picks, and usually culminates against an open shot. It also requires many passes to find the open person..or the best shot; thus time comes off the shot clock and the pace of the game is slowed. Also a reason why Wisconsin does not turn the ball over a lot...no rush. Fortunately for 'Cuse our zone plays areas not players...so all that movement while time consuming, doesnt affect defending players as much...a player is taking care of an area not moving all around the court...this should be a definitive advantage for 'Cuse. [/QUOTE]
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