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It depends on your own situation, for example, what you stand out for, shooting, dribbling, awareness ......and so onGenerally speaking, it should be suitable for playing guard (including offensive guard and point control), small forward should also be considered, and power forward and center I personally think are unlikely to ......
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You can play any position, see what position you like, and play according to your favorite play! Anything is possible to believe in yourself.
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PG SG should be fine, it mainly depends on your skills and awareness.
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If you dribble well, you can play point guard, otherwise you can play point guard.
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Generally speaking, it is a back position, and it depends on the individual ability to play the playmaking guard or the scoring guard.
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Of course, it's better to organize defenders.
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In fact, height is not a problem, it depends on the technique. You can try to lay them all down. I feel that it is more appropriate to fight. ok
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Play at back, possess the ball or score.
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If you're surrounded by very tall people, you'd better play point guard, as long as you know how to control the ball, have speed, have awareness.
If you're tall, it depends on your physical condition, and if it's good, you can consider playing inside.
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You can do it except for the center, it depends on your talent.
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Or a guard is more suitable, depending on whether you are good at ball control and breakthrough, or good shooting after air cutting, depending on how you are in health, if you are in good health, you can eat low post, and small front is also a good choice.
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If you play casually, it's up to you to take any position! If it's an official game, I think it's better to be in the first or second position.
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Defenders are better, scoring or possessing the ball.
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It also depends on your consciousness and your talent in that area to determine the pg in terms of height
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It's best to be a defender, and if everyone else is shorter than you, you can also play center.
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It depends on your style of play, but it's not the back, or the small front bar......
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Scoring guards, point guards,
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