re: ranters will not like ATVS's breakdown of the game.

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Is it wise to work on "pain points" during a competitive game, or is the point to win the game?

You don't work on stuff you don't have down pat during the game. That's what practice is for.

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If you ever played organized sports at any level you'd understand that practice is far different than an actual game.

Of course the point is to win a game, but when playing lesser opponents, it's a good chance to work on ALL facets of the offense, even if we're not yet good at it yet, because we'll certainly need to use it later against better teams. Practice just can't simulate real game action and pressure, no matter how hard you try.