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Just going to take a look at my Current Training for this Season.

I mostly worked on Jump Shot and One on One.

Sessions: 16 Pops: 63
Jump Shot 8 25
One on One 5 30
Passing 2 5
Rebounding 1 3

I received (none Experience/Stamina) 63 Pops.

On 2/23 I had 0 Pops for Jump Shot. On 4/19 I had 1 Pop for Passing. Other than that, I had 3+ tend to pop for each (again, non-Experience/Stamina Pops).

Individually.
Starting 5:
Bertran Wagner: Jump Shot 2, Passing 1, Driving 1, Handling 1 +5 (69)
Grant Oneil: Jump Shot 2, Passing 1, Driving 1, Handling 1 +5 (51)
Talrits Barvigis: Driving 1, Jump Shot 2, Driving 1, Handling 1, Rebounding 1 +6 (59)
Magueye Sougoufara: Driving 2, Handling 1, Jump Shot 1, Passing 1 +5 (56)
Khrisna Suwandhi: Driving 1, Jump Shot 2, Jump Range 1, Handling 1 +5 (59)

Bench 5:
Orlin Saenz Diez: Jump Shot 3, Handling 1, Driving 1 +5 (56)
Michael Ogilvie: Jump Shot 2, Free Throw 1, Driving 1 +4 (53)
Paco Lobato: Jump Shot 2, Passing 1, Driving 1, Handling 1 +5 (55)
Florent Vivant: Jump Shot 1, Handling 2, Driving 1, Rebounding 1 +5 (54)
Alexandre Vanneste: Driving 1, Jump Shot 1, Passing 1, Driving 1, Handling 1 +5 (51)

Cuts:
Myles Leach: Driving 2, Handling 1, Jump Shot 2, Jump Range 1, Inside Shot 1, Rebounding 1 (+8)
Olev Laaneloog: Jump Shot 1, Handling 1 (+2)
Maurice McKenna: Driving 1, Jump Shot 1 (+2)

To put things in perspective, I was trying to get 12 Guys a Week as often as I could their Minutes. To the point that Myles Leach was my 12th Man... and has the Most Training Pops at 8. He's also no longer on the Team, as I'm going to a 10 Man Roster, and the Draft is Incoming where I should get 2 guys better than what I have already. Which means 2 more Cuts are coming. Maurice McKenna was an Early Cut, and Laaneloog was the Late Cut with Myles (11th Man).

I wanted to be Competitive while Training.

I did have a thought on Training 15. Literally 3 5 Man Squads. Each Squad is the only 5 Players on the Roster for their Weekly 3... 3 Games a Week... 15 Players getting 48 Minutes.

Doing so would not be Competitive, I believe. But if we're just looking to get as many people as possible Weekly Training... I think this would do it.

Injury Concerns obviously become a thing. Forfeits could potentially happen. And losing a guy for Weeks would kill all that Progress/Potential.

Could be High Risk/High Reward.

For now I think I will Train 10. Regular Games get Regular Line Ups, which should give the Starters their 48, then Scrimmage will be Only Back Up 5 to get them over the edge.

It was tough with 12, because you'd try and then two guys would each fall a couple minutes short.

So for me, I'll either be doing the Training 10 or Training 15 Methods.