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Re: Defense Type and Position Selection
At NYC our go-to "no-data" defenses were sally port, moat, rock wall, and cheval de frise. It seems that teams had a much harder time collaborating on the sally port than the draw bridge, and often got caught on the moat/rock wall. The cheval de frise also seemed to be more challenging for teams than the portcullis. I also usually made sure to put the sally port in position 2 so teams couldn't bowl over the position 2 defense.
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