Sriver G2 vs Sriver EL

I've been pondering if I should use Bryce for forehand and Sriver G2 as backhand or Sriver G2 as forehand and Sriver EL as backhand. I can't use bryce and EL combo because they're both black. I havnt speed glued yet and I just ordered speed glue, my fair chack is coming next week. I ordered it from paddlepalace.com and they told me it's coming next week >:I, I didnt know speed glue made such a big deal after a year and a half of playing....I tried bryce fore forehand but it kept hitting the net, once I changed angle of my blade it kept going over the table...I hated it, I hope speed glue would solve that problem, so I used Sriver g2 and bryce as back handbut the fact that I had a faster rubber for my forehand made me just go crazy because it became one of those things that was stuck in my head so I switched back to sriver el, that rubber was so dead as a backhand without speed glue. Once I stood far from the table and tried to backhand loop, there wasnt enough power in the rubber, it was like it was dead.

So my questions are

1) Is it true it'd be easier to control Bryce with speed glue? (I don't mean control as power, I mean would I be able to get it on the other side of the table without it hitting the net so much? When I used it without speed glue it felt like it just went straight down to the net, I know it has a low trajectory but DAMN, that it was like a slope rather an arc)
2) is Sriver G2 a better backhand rubber or Sriver EL?
3) Does Sriver g2 have more spin or Sriver EL? I know sriver g2 has more speed because it's a harder rubber but I don't trust butterfly online's ratings on spin, does sriver g2 have more spin or sriver el?