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Could definitely use a couple of passing pops....

I know..I will give him 1 position passing for two weeks in the off season...

I think all the skills are important but to some extend. What I mean is that usually you would not want to spend much time on training inside skills on a guard but if he has some to begin with its quite nice. I rate Inside D highest as well. Considering a zone defense its not simply a question of IS of the attacker vs ID of the defender but its rather a sum of few different things.
Rebounding is quite nice as well. What JosefKa's charts showed is a very high contribution in the rebounding rating from guards and I think its a shame not to take advantage of this. Having 6-7RB guards wont bump their salary that much and can prove to be a big advantage.
As far as ID goes. I think its pretty much useless for guards. I might be wrong here but I am taking into account my trainies. One has 8 in IS and the other one has 2. I fail to see any difference what-so-ever. On the other hand when I play those same guys at SF the 8IS guy does quite better.
SB is free and that the best part of it. Would never train it but do not mind getting some to begin with.

As far as ID goes. I think its pretty much useless for guards. I might be wrong here but I am taking into account my trainies. One has 8 in IS and the other one has 2. I fail to see any difference what-so-ever. On the other hand when I play those same guys at SF the 8IS guy does quite better.
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Have you noticed any difference when using the tactic Look Inside? (We might also consider neutral tactics on this one, specially Patience)

Last edited by Zero, the Magi. at 2/17/2010 7:49:55 AM

Well I play mostly Push The Ball. Perhaps on LI the difference would be bigger.

It is depent of wchich tatctis you play in attack, and what play im attack your opponent. For example:
If your opponent play LI your Pg/Sg should have ID