DO anyone know how to do Real Post moves?

[megatryphe]

The computer does "Up and under" , "Drop step" and fake left or right turn around J........................ Please if you know how to do this, reply.

[TYD2K1]

Check the message board for the old gen. There is a shot stick chart that give you every move you can make from the stutter step to the pivot and dunk.

[kts1230]

could you give the address cuz im having a hard time finding it.

[instant000]

http://www.2ksports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70626&highlight=isomotion+post+moves

Do an advanced search:

Forum: College hoops
keywords: isomotion post moves

[Sovartus]

Those are lacking a lot. Some players even have special post moves. It's crazy how much they put into the post game. I'm impressed. There are over 20 post moves you can do in this game.

[instant000]

Yeah, my favorite move is when you post in deep and do that little shoulder thing with R1 where you kinda dip under or something (can't think of it exactly, but I was doing it a bit
a few days ago, and it was fun)

I also like getting it in close, backing the defender down, then doing a pivot and then powering up for the jam (jamming always rocks) ... just have to be careful or you can
travel doing this.

[kts1230]

Yeah, my favorite move is when you post in deep and do that little shoulder thing with R1 where you kinda dip under or something (can't think of it exactly, but I was doing it a bit
a few days ago, and it was fun)

I also like getting it in close, backing the defender down, then doing a pivot and then powering up for the jam (jamming always rocks) ... just have to be careful or you can
travel doing this.


how do you pivot and what is this R1 dip under thing you are talking about?


i have hard times dunking out of the post even when i have a major size adv. the only way i can get the dunk is to tap square to drop step and then throw it down. can you explain some good moves to dunk it from the post?

also, how are you guys giving ur post men time. seems like every time i toss it in my opp. runs in on him mashing the steal button. i would pass it back out more but that defeats the purpose of the good position and good mismatch that i just created for my big man.

what is your favorite and most effective post move?

[instant000]

First of all, I'm basing all these moves from this previous post:
(I use the default game controls, so your results may differ.)

http://www.2ksports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70626&highlight=isomotion+post+moves

Secondly, I have no exp with playing humans on this game, and don't go online, so
I do not know the dynamics of playing against another person, sorry. I am pretty sure
that playing a human will come down to having to outsmart and/or outskill them, at some
level.

How do I post up?

- Pull left trigger and push into a defender to engage in the post up
- Once you're engaged, you can let go of the left trigger and you'll stay engaged
(pull left stick away from the guy to break out.)

Explanation:

Just hold down L1, and move into a guy, and you get the backdown animation. You can
let go of L1, and you'll still be posting him up. If you want to stop posting him up, then
move away from him (usually, moving away from him means moving away from the
basket.)

What moves can I do?

- While engaged, you can do these moves:

1. Tap left trigger to do drop step
2. Shot stick up = hook (close), turnaround (far)
3. Shot stick left, right, or back = fade away jumpers (yes, you can release these shots
manually this year... and no, they don't get blocked every time.)
4. Hold right trigger + Shot stick left/up/right = Drop step dunks (power big men only)
5. Tap Shot stick left or right = up and under move

Explanation:

1. Drop step. This is nice for getting in close, so that you can do other moves. Simply
back down the defender with L1, then, let go of L1, then tap it quickly. Your big man
should kind of plant his foot in towards the basket. In my experience, it helps to point
the left analog stick in the direction I want to drop step. (But, it could be in my head.)
Just like the up and under, this is really only a set-up move. This move is best followed
up by attempts at dunks or hook shots. If you are doing a jumper down in close, then you
did the wrong move :P

2. Hook Shot. This is a good move. Hold down L1, and then shoot the ball with the
right analog stick (pressing up) If you are far away, this becomes a fade away jumper.
The hook shot is highly effective, so if you can't dunk, you want to at least be able to get
one of these off.

3. Fade Away Jumper. Not a move I would do myself, but if you want to be non-
aggressive and run away from the defense, this move is for you. While holding down
L1, press the stick any direction but up, and you can get this one off (as if you would
want to be going farther away from the basket?!)

4. Drop Step Dunks. This is the power dunk move. You will fall in love with this move.
You will abuse this move. You will do this move as much as possible. After you get the
defender engaged in the low block, hold down R1, (without letting go of L1) and then
press and hold the right analog stick up, and you will hunker down and do your own Shaq
imitation. Depending on what you are trying to achieve, pressing in different directions
will result in different dunks. I prefer the basic safe power two-hander, which you get
from pressing up, plus .... if you turn out to have someone who can't dunk it, at least
you get a hook shot out of the results. I have a 7'5" center, and I just abuse this
move. "C Post" is my favorite play. If you are not a power player, then you will not be
able to execute this move :( This move will have you shooting 80% with your big man, if
combined with hook shots. Please Note: This move does say "power" men only, so don't
get mad at anyone if your player is not capable of pulling off monster jams in close. If
he's tall and can't power, then cut him next season, LOL.

5. Up and Under Move. If you want to do this, engage down low, then quickly tap the
shot stick left or right. Do not think of this move as a shot attempt. Think of this move as
a shot fake using the right analog stick. Sometimes, this can free you up to have room to
dunk, or at least get the defender up in the air, then abuse them with a foul call. Like the
drop step, this is only a set-up move, that should be followed up by a shot attempt or
something.

How do I do those tricky spin moves without getting called for traveling?

Here's how you spin out of the post while keeping your dribble live:

1. Initiate backdown dribble, then let go of postup button (you will stay engaged)
2. Press the Aggressive modifier and twirl the left thumbstick

Explanation:

Basically, you are doing the same left analog stick moves that you use while being a
freestyler in open space, except you're doing them in the post. Be careful, because
you will often get the ball taken from you. I stay away from these moves, because any
attempts at dribbling in the post are suspect. Backing down in one-on-one situations
is semi-safe, but once they start double-teaming or playing packed in zones in the
post, you risk spinning or something into the player coming to help.

Summary:

Do as many dunks and/or hook shots as you can in the low post, and you will be
successful.

Advanced Dream:

I do believe that you can just chain moves together. You know, post, drop step, up and
under, then dunk, or post, spin, up and under, then dunk, but ... I am not the one to say
whether you can or can't ... since I really do not attempt that stuff ...since the more you
expose the ball in the post, the greater the chance that something bad happens. ( I
usually find myself traveling or getting the ball ripped from my hands when I try too much
good stuff.) Furthermore, I just really hate to give up a chance for a dunk or, minimally,
a hook shot, because I wanted to look fancy while doing it!

I hope that this post helps someone to be able to do some more post moves. I apologize
for not being better at it.

[kts1230]

alright, yesterday i went into the post offense drill and had hibbert up on jessie sapp, thats 7'2 285 vs a little PG, and every thing i did was a hook shot, BUT, i think the problem was that i didnt hold down the shot stick.
THANKS very much for that post, i can tell that that took a Long time and it was a very detailed post.
i still dont understand the dip move u said u were doing. im not really certain if you just covered it or not but i didnt see it. could you explain that one as well? Thanks

[kts1230]

alright i was obviously wrong. i just played one on one hibbert vs a 175 pound guard from alabama a&m LOL.

hibbert dunked it once. i have no clue what i did different that time then the other. do you have a ch2k7 video or know where one is of this, of how to do this?

I really cannot dunk it on even a remotely regular basis w/ hibbert vs a 175 pounder.

THATS OVER 100 POUNDS DIFFERENCE! its not hibbert is it?

what am i doing wrong, i hold L1 to post up. i get good position and use my 100 pounds to back him down, when i get pretty close to the basket, i hold down R1 and the shotstick toward the basket and he shoots hookshots every time.

[kts1230]

there are people in ch2k7 that can dunk it out of the post easily right?

so far the only way i can dunk on aregular basis is by tapping square to drop step then dunking.

[Sovartus]

Message me and I'll tell you how to do some of the post moves. It's crazy. There are a lot of moves that can be done, as well as the dunk move you are talking about.

[instant000]

After you get the defender engaged in the low block, hold down R1, (without letting go of L1) and then press and hold the right analog stick up

This is what you are doing, to dunk:

You back the guy into the post (Do not let go of L1)
You hold down R1 (You should now be holding both L1 and R1)
You press up on the right analog stick (do not let go of the right analog stick)

At the time of the dunk, I am usually finding myself holding L1 and R1, while pressing
the left analog stick towards the basket, and holding the right analog stick up.

So, what you are basically doing is holding down L1 + R1, and holding the right
analog stick up.

Do not let go of anything.

Think of it like ctrl-alt-del. You don't press them simultaneously, you just press and hold
them one at a time, then you press the last one .

Back down, holding L1, then press and hold R1, then press up on the right analog stick.
Do not let go of anything, and you should get a dunk. If you do not, then maybe the
guy could not work free.

Like I said, always press up, so you get a hook shot at a minimum, but a dunk at a
maximum :)

Practice this some more, then get back at me.

As far as the little dip move with R1, I was imagining things, what I was really doing was
up and under moves with the right analog stick being lightly tapped, as I can see by
trying to repeat it later, I was just doing my quick right analog stick taps (must have been
barely nudging it to get the animation) Now, I am more careful, as I was finding myself
getting turnovers when I was trying to re-do the animation with R1.

[kts1230]

alright thanks i will work on it some more. who exactly can pull this off though?

hibbert can right? how close to the basket are you?

also, i use broadcast, and say im posting up in the middle of the lane on the right side of the court, my left shoulder is bodying up the defender, this means that UP is actually RIGHT right?

[instant000]

alright thanks i will work on it some more. who exactly can pull this off though?

hibbert can right? how close to the basket are you?

also, i use broadcast, and say im posting up in the middle of the lane on the right side of the court, my left shoulder is bodying up the defender, this means that UP is actually RIGHT right?

Q: Who can pull this off?

A: A big man who can dunk.


Q: How close to the basket?

A: I have gotten this to execute from anywhere within the normal dunking range. I
have had a few where they seem to jump from about the edge of the paint, but on
most, I would be inside that little "warning half-circle" that is under the NBA basket.

Also, do note that you can do more stylish dunks, as the player style permits, I just know
from experience that if you happen to not be in the right spot, you can fail and end up
doing a turnaround or a fadeaway.

Q: Camera View/Court View Affect How I use the Analog Sticks?

A: Camera view does not affect which direction you should be pressing. Camera view
just shows you a view of the court, it does not affect your button pressing.

I know, your movement around the court, using the left analog stick, is relative to your
position on the court, and what camera view you are using, but the right analog stick
has nothing to do with that. The left analog stick movements DO DEPEND on where you
are on the court, but the right analog stick movements DO NOT DEPEND on that.

Example: You are playing defense, and you want to swipe for the ball with your right
hand. Which way do you press? Court/Camera View relative? No, you do not. You
just press right on the right analog stick. This way, right always means right hand, and
pressing left always means left hand, NO MATTER HOW YOU ARE POSITIONED ON THE
COURT, or NO MATTER WHAT CAMERA VIEW IT IS.

Another Example: You are running down the court, and you are going for the lay-up ...
How do you choose to do the basic type? (You press "Up" on the right analog stick.)
It does not matter what camera view you choose, just press the stick up.

Since you are having such a challenge with Hibbard, I'm going into Prac mode and try
to dunk on Georgetown's PG, and will post back with results.

[instant000]

I still can't get that left trigger drop step crap to work in CH2K7. Going off that, I must
say that move did not transfer over nicely (or I'm just pressing the wrong button.)

Frustrated by that, I went into Practice Mode, and played around with the
George Town Center, and made a video on dunking.


College Hoops 2K7 Dunk Videos (http://www.angelfire.com/ms/ll3/CH2K7_Dunk_Videos.html)

Choose Either the Low Quality or the High Quality. Each zip file contains two
videos of me dunking. One shows me dunking using the method I have been trying to
preach for the past two days, holding everything down. The second shows me
using a manual drop step method to dunk. Either way works.

After going through and trying this for myself, I saw that
some of the moves that I posted are WAY, WAY wrong!

I went through and redid everything from the 2K6 list myself, and this is what I
have so far:

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College 2k7 Post Moves FAQ, Version 0.1
May 6, 2007
Copyright 2007 instant000
(Corrections/Submissions Welcome)

These moves depend on the default controls!

Basic Moves to execute while in the Post-Up:

Push Right Analog Stick Up: Hook Shot (When Close) Turnaround (When Far)
Push Right Analog Stick Right: Turn-Around Jumper to the Right
Push Right Analog Stick Left: Turn-Around Jumper to the Left

Quickly Tap Right Analog Stick Left or Right: Shot Fake
(Note: Quickly Tapping Up will let go of the ball.)

Press the Triangle Button: Drop Step (this move is awesome in setting you
up for dunks)

Power Moves to execute while in the Post-Up:
(Hold down R1 to activate Power Mode)

Push Right Analog Stick Up: Dunk (When Close) Quick Turnaround (When Far)
Push Right Analog Stick Right: Dunk (when Close) Quick Turnaround (When Far)
Push Right Analog Stick Left: Dunk (When Close) Quick Turnaround (When Far)

Fancy Dribble Moves to execute while in the Post-Up:
(Hold down R1 to activate Fancy Mode)

Rotate Left Analog Stick in a Circle: Spin around Defender while maintaining
the dribble

Easy way to dunk:

Post-Up, Press Triangle to Drop-Step, Immediately Hold R1 and the Right Analog Stick Right
(You can hold the Right Analog Stick in different directions for other dunks.)

All of these moves are confirmed!!!!!

May 6, 2007!
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Edit: I needed to edit my links, since angelfire doesn't want people linking to stuff directly, bleh!
Edit: I needed to change my formattting, to make it easier to read.

[kts1230]

thanks a lot for that video. are u on PS2? im on ps3 that may cause differences
btw i knew about that triangle dropstep and thats the only way i could dunk before.

how did u make that video im really curious cuz i want to make my own?

how did you pick up ur dribble and turnaround towards the basket then hibbert kind of swung the ball around for a couple secs then went up for the dunk?

[kts1230]

a bit off this topic but do you think you could make a video of you taking a charge or making the ball handler fumble the ball vs that hopstep spin move?

every1 says u can take charges vs that but i have yet to do it. i just get pushed under the basket.

[kts1230]

message sent sovartus

[instant000]

thanks a lot for that video. are u on PS2? im on ps3 that may cause differences
btw i knew about that triangle dropstep and thats the only way i could dunk before.

I am on the PS2. Ok, cool, the triangle is the "manual drop step". The only other drop
step I get is the one where the computer does the animation on its own and sort of chains
the moves together for me.


how did u make that video im really curious cuz i want to make my own?

I bought a kit for about $20 that includes an RCA to USB adapter, and software for
accepting input from the cables and outputting it to your computer screen through the
USB input. This kit includes video capture software, so you can capture the input,
and output it to movie files. *Ouch* I just checked now, and the current version is
selling for about $60 bucks, but it is well worth it. I take advantage of it, to be able to
free up my TV for TV programs, and use it to play games on my computer.

Here's the kit that I use:

USB Capture Utility (http://www.adstech.com/products/USBAV-191-EF/intro/USBAV_191_intro.asp?pid=USBAV-191-EF)

how did you pick up ur dribble and turnaround towards the basket then hibbert kind of swung the ball around for a couple secs then went up for the dunk?

All of that was computer generated animation, seriously. All I did was post-up the guy
down low. I held down R1, then held the right analog stick up, and the character did
all of that on his own, it's all from the same animation.

On the video called "CH2K7_Post_Dunk" it is all computer generated animation. I
back the player down, and then I hold down R1, then hold down Up on the stick, and
after that point, the computer takes over, and does the little fighting through the crowd
animation, then powers up for the dunk. It is all included in that animation.

On the video called "CH2K7_Drop_Step_Dunk_Miss" (Yes, the dunk was missed! LOL!)
I used the "manual" drop-step, but all of that stuff where he looks like he's trying to
fight to get set to power up for the dunk is computer generated stuff, in other words, All I
pressed was R1 and Up on the Right Analog.

Also, if you go into the "Post Offense" practice drill, you can see that it will do some
computer generated animations for you, as I can back down, then, I can do the R1 and Up
on the right analog, and it will show "drop step" on the screen, when I never pressed a
button for it, it just does it for me automatically so that I can go up for the dunk.

I am sorry that you are not getting the "free animation" that I am apparently getting.
But, seriously, it is a free animation to me. Either that, or I am triggering it without
knowing what I am doing.

a bit off this topic but do you think you could make a video of you taking a charge or making the ball handler fumble the ball vs that hopstep spin move?

every1 says u can take charges vs that but i have yet to do it. i just get pushed under the basket.

Hrm, that would take my going into the Post Defense drill, I suspect, and practicing those
moves, or something. I am not good at post defense, as it is apparently hard in real
life, too! (The reason people double-team all the time!)

I'll try the drill for a few minutes, and see if I come up with something, but don't expect
much. It is hard to stop someone when they are right beside the basket. You either
double-team like crazy so they kick it out, or give up a dunk if you can't provide help
in time. (At least, that is my method.)

[instant000]

Post Defense (What I Have Come Up With So Far):

In NBA 2K7, you would actually have to execute the post defense drill, in order to
develop your players. The major issue with it was that you could really cheat easily
to beat the drill (which meaned I never really learned how to stop the post)

How would you cheat the drill? You'd just sit in front of the post player, and just deny
them the ball. They would have to pass it, due to the type of drill that it was, and you'd
get an easy steal.

I am guessing that you aren't looking for a technique for fronting the post. What you
appear to need is a strategy for slowing down drives and defending the player once he
is already in the post, right?

I would advocate calling your best interior defense, and setting the pressure to low. This
helps a ton, because if the guy beats his first man, other players will be nearby to help
slow down the penetration.

OK, that slows down drives a little, but it appears you still have problems.

With regards to what you said about drawing charges or getting the ball to pop out, I
was able to block his path with the () button, but only got the ball to pop out like 1/30
attempts. (Not Very Good Odds)

However, by using the right analog stick to attempt a steal, I found myself doing a
serious Karl Malone imitation. (Malone was famous for being able to knock away the ball
from the offensive player in the post.) After trying the drill a few times, I got up to a 50/50
chance of knocking the ball away at the time of the spin. (You have to time it, but it
works effectively.)

The best time to attempt the steal is if the offensive player is spinning, drop stepping, or
is attempting to face the basket. (The majority of post players have poor handles.)

If the offensive player is posting up on the side, then you should attempt to steal with
whichever hand is farther away from the sideline. Try to time your steal attempt to
just when the player attempts to spin, drop step, or shot fake. (You don't want to use
the hand closest to the sideline, mainly because it would not do much good for them to
spin towards the sideline, and wind up shooting into the backboard or something.)

If you find that they are facing you, then you want to attempt your steal to whichever
side is their shooting hand. (If the shooter is right-handed, then you will flick the right
analog stick left to reach out with your left-hand to swipe at the ball when he spins,
dips, shot-fakes, or whatever he does.) A post player is usually not capable of doing
crazy crossovers and stuff, plus, whenever they do shoot, you are trying to knock it
out of their shooting hand in the safest possible way.

If you find they are just trying to keep pushing you back into the basket, then you should
hold down circle, and hold your ground. This should cause them to either back off and
come back in again from a different angle, or they try to spin out of it, and you then
go for the steal attempt using the technique I gave up earlier.

This should be pretty sound methodology.

Let me know if this helps you any or not.

[kts1230]

thanks for the advice i will really work on it.

u give the most detailed responses i have ever seen. they are really helpful.

my only problem though, is if its one on one, how do u attempt the steal w/out ur defender completely getting faked by the spin. seems like if i come close to the guy and he spins i will just get faked out.
and if i back up so i dont get faked out then he has a wide open shot and can just dunk it w/out the spin.


the spin u are thinking of is the hopstep spin right? the one where u hit the hopstep button which is tap square when u are driving except u hold aggressive as well and instead of the hopstep u spin.

[instant000]

the spin u are thinking of is the hopstep spin right? the one where u hit the hopstep button which is tap square when u are driving except u hold aggressive as well and instead of the hopstep u spin.

I think you just taught me a move :)

If using the aggressive modifier on the hotstep button generates a spin move, then
I need to go practice that right now, LOL.

I was only referring to the "drop step" which is what happens when you push the
"hop step" button while you are in the "post-up" animation.

When they do the drop-step, they kind of half-spin into the person. I do not know how
to execute a manual spin.

I'm glad that you like my responses. I'm at work now, so I'll have to get back to this topic later when I can try to do this manual spin (using aggressive)

[kts1230]

yah i think we had moves mixed up. the dropstep is easier to stop and sometimes the CPU can stop it on their own if the other guy has poor Low O.

work w/ that manual spin cuz it is straight deadly. thats the move i was hoping u could try and teach me how to attempt the charge which would result in him fumbling the ball or a offensive foul, or just any other efficient way to stop it besides my current way which is mash steal lol

this spin move isnt during posting up it is when ur running freely. if you do it w/ ur big man and time it right u will be right below the basket for the easy dunk. i cant stop it.

[instant000]

I just tried that spin move a few times .... it is insanely fast!!! Who came up with that junk?

The best way to stop that would be to pack the lane to cut off penetration angles, so I
am thinking stuff like 1-1-3, 2-3, or man-to-man.

Against that specific player, I would set the double-team to "in the paint" and the pressure
to high. Against all other players, I would set pressure to low.

In fact, I am thinking that you should attempt man-to-man, with pressure against that
specific player to high, and place your fastest defender against him in match-up, and
set it to double-team him when he reaches the paint. Your fastest defender should be
able to harass him, and you should come along to add manual pressure (by sagging off
their weakest perimeter shooter.)

It seems that you want to stop a dribble penetrator, and the best way to do that is to
pack the lane.

This is only strategy off the top of my head, and I am sure that better players will have better ideas.

[kts1230]

lol that move is pretty beastly isnt it? do it w/ a player over 6'9 and u can dunk it after the spin.
im still working on it

[instant000]

I just had an idea. I'll set up a game between two players (i have two controllers) and see what strategy I can come up with to slow this thing down. I'm not that good with doing that move, since it feels a bit out of control. If I get something, I should post back soon. If not ... oh well, LOL. It feels like it might be overpowered just like hop-step/dunk was overpowered on NBA Live a bit ago, where if you had a player who could dunk like Garnett, you could score like 100 a game with one player.

[instant000]

hrm, it appears that the CPU defenders are kinda stupid. After seeing how weak they
are, my best suggestion is to try to block off the rim yourself, and make sure you
have your co-players set into a 1-1-3 defense.

If you are for sure they are going to try to dunk it everytime, then you need to take one of your perimeter defenders, and cut off the lane.

If the zone does not cut it (probably won't, LOL then you need to migrate to a man defense.)

If I was playing someone like this, I'd start out with the 2-3 or 1-1-3 zone, and sag back
with the 2 or 1 to help block the lane. (If you don't help block the lane when you run the
2-3, then you force your C to come up to block the lane, which then means that there is
a big hole down low behind the center that gets exploited like crazy.

So, you could call the 1-1-3, and control the SG.

What may work best it to call a man defense, but control a defender that is supposed to
guard someone else. That way, the offensive player has to beat your CPU defender, and
has to deal with the manual defender controlled by you. Make sure you get to his
shooting hand side, to better increase his chance at mistakes.

Whatever method you use to help out with, get the person who defends their worst outside
shooter to help out with (hopefully, this guy has a good steal rating)

it helps that you use tall players, if you have them.

hope this helps, sorry i can't help more. when people move back and forth, it appears the zone will break down from herky-jerky movements, which then opens holes, so this
almost puts zone out the window.

this basically means that you have to run man then, huh?

since you know he can beat a man defender one-on-one, you are then stuck to calling
man, and bringing manual help.

Forget the double team stuff (unless it helps) try it without a double-team setting first,
that way, you manually bring who you want to double-team with (this helps maintain
defensive integrity, because your CPU defenders like to choose when they want to
double-team, which can break down your entire defense.

[kts1230]

thanks for the advice it seems like no1 has a real answer for this besides mash steal. on NBA every1 says u can take a charge vs it no problem but guess not CH, the defender just glides away and the guy on offense has an eaasy dunk

[kts1230]

i have been working w/ the post dunk and it just seems inconsistent, i dont know how to do it efficient. there are times when i can even do it right under the basket but then there are times where i can do it at the freethrow line. i know i need good position backing the guy down OR a TON of size to pull it off but it seems like sometimes the guy just doesnt want to dunk the ball and then the next time he does. i just gotta figure out how to make it more efficient.

also, does LOW OFFENSE matter cuz i cant get anybody no matter how big they are to dunk if they have LOW O. not even guys like thabeet from connecticut who is 7'3 or 6'11 260 pound brian carwelll of ILL, or 6'11 310 pound pittman from texas. seems like LOW O matters too much, which if u think about it i guess it should. but i cant even get greg oden to dunk the ball on the post move.

so, does LOW O matter, and how do u make the dunk more consistent?

[Sovartus]

In College hoops it isn't consistent. The drop step hook is the consistent move in the post. I guess 2k figures that there aren't any low post dominators in College basketball.