Original sentence: A good PG-PG-C team can rain 3pointers on their opponents all days, and rely on the C to grab their misses (because of their lower attributes compare to SG), while providing better defenses than a SG.A good SPF mixes dunks with 3 step layups and mid range shots to confuse the opponents.Although, most teams prefer their Centers not to score too much, unlike real life basketball.Never let a good SPG unguarded.Note that, for other post, dunks only happen when you layup and the game will decide to randomly switch it to a dunk (Based on your dunking attribute).PSG (Passing Shooting Guard):These unique guards rely on their high 3 pt shooting % to draw defenders to a double team.Rather than being real positions, the following is a list of playstyles that one may encounter at that position.SC (Scoring Center):A very rare but effective type of scoring.SPF (Shooting Power Forward): SPFs rely heavily on a skill that only available for PF, Freewill, to dunk whenever they are in range.SPF has a more stable scoring ability than SF, even though they cannot score 3s effectively.SPF has the most flamboyant play-style due to their wide varieties of dunk freestyles.SPG (Shooting Point Guard): Originally PGs are built for passing and teamplay.Scoring Center is the hardest in the game to defend against.Scoring Centers had an advantage over other players because of their size, post moves, and power.These special individuals rely on the PG's superior speed and dribble for scoring instead of play-making.They then kick the ball to the open man for a easy bucket.Tweeners: Like real basketball, in FS there are players who play their positions a little bit different from others.Usually, mix 1 of the support post to a scoring post