Fwiw, I'm not a basketball guy but am learning. I'm a soccer guy, lifetime and ref for 30 years. Note: basketball was derived from soccer and hockey. Concepts are the same, even if skills are not. Rules-wise, no screens in soccer, no offside in basketball, otherwise, frequency of subbing and NO timeouts in soccer, same games but the timeouts are a HUGE difference, particularly late in the game.. Note though that soccer is a, "Players' Game" because EVERY player is a QB or PG. College basketball, football and baseball are, "Coaches" games." Time/clock management don't really come into play much in soccer, beyond the obvious in a tight game w/one team leading, at least the way they do in football and basketball. Coaches have little in-game control in soccer, at least at the pro level because only 3 are allowed and thus in-game adjustments are somewhat limited. Last season we didn't have a real PG, this year we have 2, Ben Holland for one being much improved. Is Neo NBA-ready now? He makes mental mistakes, sometimes situational and it appears he's trying to impress scouts. Is he worth a Top 12 pick? How much time will it take for him to develop? .