LogFAQs > #947841453

Rotation depth is always dependent on the depth of the ball, the position of the opposing players (They're ability to attack it with speed), and the direction the ball is moving. If the defense is clustered close to the ball and it's near the opposing goal, typically the support will play the wall side while the deep player rotates up into a striker position. If the ball is in a neutral position, the deep player should be quite deep but ready to come out on a loose ball or contest if needed. If the ball is on your side of the court, you should likely be playing the far post as the deep man. The attacker and support players should rotate back to the deep position if they run out of boost or get knocked out of the play.

The actual position and speed of the opposing players (And teammates) can change any of these guidelines though.

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