NBA2KGOAT: SimWorld presents the NBA 2K18 Fictional Draft Class Thread (for Xbox One)

[CWSapp757]

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YEAR 2/ DC2 Newsfeed


MONTH OF OCTOBER

PRESEASON ALL AMERICANS
G Cameron Avaloy/ Senior/ Purdue
G Jeremiah Lawson/ Freshman/ Georgia Tech
F Nathan Curlings/ Junior/ Auburn
FZy Wallace/ Junior/ San Diego State
C LeAndre Fitzgerald/ Sophomore/ Cincinnati

PLAYERS TO WATCH
C Juwan Ellis/ Sophomore/ SMU
G Jamar Clark/ Junior/ Wake Forest
G Xavier Fields/ Sophomore/ Kansas State
F Austin Freeman/ Junior/ Milwaukee
C Romantay Bell/ Senior/ USC
F Eric Romenesko/ Senior/ Western Kentucky
G Sean Matthews/ Sophomore/Oregon
F Derek Ambrosius/ Freshman/ Florida



INCOMING FRESHMEN TO KEEP AN EYE ON
Please keep in mind that this list is not only based on the talent of the player but the situation that he enters. For example, the 5^th rated prospect in the country on a stacked team may be rated lower on this list than the 10^th rated prospect on a team where he is going to get more opportunities to play and produce.

1) G Jeremiah Lawson/ Georgia Tech/6’7” 199
2) F Derek Ambrosius/ Florida/ 6’9” 229
3) G DeMarco Graham/ Kansas/ 6’7” 203
4) G Ade Kacour/ North Carolina/ 6’3” 187
5) F Isaiah Morgan/ Kentucky/ 6’9” 222
6) C Tacari Carpenter/ Kentucky/ 7’0” 292
7) F Leyshawn Hall/ LSU/ 6’11” 241
8) F O.J. Paxon/ Virginia/ 6’8” 240
9) G TreshawnMcAlsiter/ Kentucky/ 6’7” 211
10) F Jeremiah Robinson/ Florida/ 6’9” 251



MONTH OF NOVEMBER

MY CURRENT TOP COLLEGE PROSPECTS
Man I love the beginning of the year but I also hate it because these lists are bound to be wrong because there isn’t a whole lot of on court film to go on. One thing that I do feel confident about is that Jeremiah Lawson is going to be the number one pick next year. Although he hasn’t admitted it an unnamed source told me “If Lawson stays, I’ll give you every cent in my bank account. I’m that sure that he is headed to the League”. In only 5 games, the young man is already averaging 25 points a game. An 18 year old that can literally hit it from anywhere on the court… yeah, I’ll take that. My two big men are number 2 and 3 but that can change. Ellis’ versatility has been so impressive. He had 22 pts, 11 rebs, 4asts, 3 blks and 2 stls the other night and I feel like he is only going to get better. LeAndre Fitzgerald may not be as high on other big boards but I think his improvement on the offensive end is beautiful with an already dominant defensive skill set. If he can continue to improve he might turn himself into a can’t miss prospect. Xavier Fields and Zy Wallace have both been dealing with injuries but I still believe that they are top five guys. I got three of the four five star Kentucky freshmen in my top 15. To be honest, Morgan, Carpenter and McAlister have all looked good but not great but we have to remember that they are 18 year old kids and all three have potential that is hard to deny. Romantay Bell is still looking dominant out at USC. Keep an eye out for all three of the PGs at the bottom of the list (Clark, Kacour, Avaloy).

1) SG Jeremiah Lawson/ Georgia Tech/ Freshman/ 6’7” 199/
2) C LeAndre Fitzgerald/ Cincinnati/ Sophomore/ 6’11” 258
3) C Juwan Ellis/ SMU/ Sophomore/ 7’1” 249
4) PG Xavier Fields/ Kansas State/ Sophomore/ 6’2” 181
5) SF Derek Ambrosius/ Florida/ Freshman/ 6’9” 229
6) PF Zy Wallace/ San Diego State/ Sophomore/ 6’10” 237
7) SF Isaiah Morgan/ Kentucky/ Freshman/ 6’9” 222
8) C Romantay Bell/ USC/ Senior/ 7’2” 277
9) C Tacari Carpenter/ Kentucky/ Freshman/ 7’0” 292
10) PG Sean Matthews/ Oregon/ Sophomore/ 6’7” 209
11) SG Treshawn McAlister/ Kentucky/ Freshman/ 6’7” 211
12) SG DeMarco Graham/ Kansas/ Freshman/ 6’7” 203
13) PG Jamal Clark/ Wake Forest/ Junior/ 6’4” 213
14) PG Ade Kacour/ North Carolina/ Freshman/ 6’3” 187
15) PG Cameron Avaloy/ Purdue/ Senior/ 6’0” 173


INTERNATIONAL REPORT
These two 18 year old kids at the top of the list are something special in my opinion. For what it is worth, I can tell you that both of them are top five type talents. Dominique du Gast is a player that hit the scene as a 17 year old and really became the talk of International B-ball circles. He is not only extremely smart academically but he plays the same way. He isn’t the most athletic but his ability to find the open man and make the smart play is unmatched. He is also an extremely capable passer that can thread small spaces. If he leaves this year he could be a top five guy but he has already stated that it is “unlikely” that he comes over this soon. More than likely next year is when we can expect him. Sava Cavoski is a different story. He seems to be familiar with American culture and appears eager to come over and become a star. For what it is worth, he definitely has the skill to do so. He is a classic back to the basket big man that is surprisingly strong and physical for such a young man but also plays with a finesse that many big men just don’t have. Between the two du Gast is more NBA ready but Cavoski has the tools to be a ALL NBA 1^st Team type guy. Also keep an eye out for Greek point forward Nikos Karvelas who at 6’10” 209 isn’t as athletic as you may think but can damn sure put on a show.

1) PG Dominique Du Gast/ France/ 18 Years Old/ 6’3” 196
2) PF Sava Cavoski/ Serbia/ 18 Years Old/ 6’9” 251
3) PF Vincent Dobrovsky/ Czech Republic/ 19 Years Old/ 6’10” 221
4) SF Nikos Karvelas / Greece/ 18 Years Old/ 6’10” 209
5) SG Vinnie Falcone/ Italy/ 18 Years Old/ 6’7” 173
6) C Anton Vencalek/ Spain/ 19 Years Old/ 6’10” 278
7) G Jose Zambrano/ Spain/ 19 Years Old/ 6’4” 178
8) F Gatis Galante/ Latvia/ 19 Years Old/ 6’10” 251
9) C Bernard Joubert/ France/ 19 Years Old/ 7’0” 244/
10) F Marco Modena/ Italy/ 18 Years Old/ 6’8” 218


HIGH SCHOOL REPORT
The big men are the talk of the town for this year’s recruiting class. At the top of the list I have Armanti Elliot who ended his junior campaign with some Sportscenter top 10 type games. He is 6’11” but is versatile and able to maneuver around the rim like a guard. He also really improved his jumper last year so he is an absolute nightmare for defenders and I suspect nothing will change this year. P.J. Curtis isn’t a highlight monster so many people may not know much about him but even though his game isn’t “sexy” doesn’t mean he isn’t valuable. He is a superb low post defender and rebounder that any college would love to have (and I suspect NBA teams as well). Anthony Privott is a guy that can play both forward positions extremely well with the ability to play with his back to the basket but also handle the rock and get to the bucket from outside the paint. He has already committed to Connecticut. Although Ramirez is ranked number four as an overall prospect, I think he is the most exciting to watch. He is 7’2” but he really thinks he is a guard. He is lightning fast but what makes him even more exciting is his ability to pass the rock. He has had many spectacular no look passes throughout his high school career and I’m sure there is more to come. Keep an eye out on Duke, North Carolina and Kentucky who have an opportunity to nab multiple top 10 recruits going into next year.

1) C Armanti Elliot/ 6’11” 243/ Considering Michigan, Michigan State, Vanderbilt
2) C P.J. Curtis/ 6’11 257/ Considering North Carolina, Duke, Kentucky
3) F Anthony Privott/ 6’9” 249/ Verbally Committed to Connecticut
4) C Kordell Ramirez/ 7’2” 240/ Considering Kansas, Arizona, California
5) G Hakeem Jennings/ 6’8” 206/ Considering Syracuse, Massachusetts, North Carolina
6) F Kyle Silinski/ 6’10” 222/ Considering Kentucky, Duke. Syracuse
7) F Terez Downing/ 6’8” 261/ Considering Oregon, Oregon State, Kentucky
8) F Joshua Diggs/ 6’9” 235/ Considering North Carolina, Depaul, Wake Forest
9) F Justice Gentry/ 6’10” 254/ Considering Purdue, Kansas State, Kansas
10) G Jarvis Hart/ 6’2” 169/ Considering Florida, Gonzaga and UCLA


MISCELLANEOUS
- Georgia Tech freshman SF Emmanuel Jackson says that he “guarantees” that teammate and number one prospect G Jeremiah Lawson will lead the nation in scoring at the end of the year. Lawson, who has known to be “silently cocky”, refuses to comment on his teammates guarantee but says that he is happy that the team has faith in him.

- San Diego State junior forward and top ten prospect Zy Wallace has continued to struggle to return from his back injury playing only 18 to 19 minutes a game. In that limited time however, he has been productive although he stated that he will need at least a few more weeks before he is back at 100 percent.

- Purdue senior PG Cameron Avaloy has looked visibly frustrated with the new team that they are putting on the court this year. With C Jamal Garris being the only other senior on the team getting any meaningful playing time, Avaloy’s stats have looked good but the team has struggled. Although they are 5 and 0, they beat terrible Quinnipiac by only one point and Presbyterian by only 2. Avaloy is confident when asked about the team but people close to him say that he is a bit regretful that he didn’t declare last year with Cheyenne Berry and Quinn Jenkins.

- Kentucky sophomore guard Anthony Dumias says that the four freshman that make up the rest of the starting lineup are “something special” and feels that can really make some noise this year. Dumias went on to say “there is no way that those guys are coming back next year so it’s now or never”.

- Kansas State sophomore guard and top ten prospect Xavier Fields went down with an ankle injury and will miss “at least a month”. Fields refused to talk about the injury and those close to him say that he is taking the injury “very hard”.

- Virginia freshman F O.J. Paxon is screwing up on campus already. Although he is putting up great numbers on the court 21.2ppg, 10.9rpg in his first month, he will reportedly be suspended for a game for having a second outburst in class. According to an unnamed student, Paxon received a failing grade on a test and proceeded to get up, rip the test up and say “f*** school… I’ma be in the league next year anyway”. The Virginia AD has stated that this type of behavior will not be tolerated and that players will be punished for failing to take school seriously.

- Milwaukee junior F Austin Freeman has continued to turn heads for the past two years and has started the season with three 30 plus point games this month. Scouts are talking and Freeman is beginning to look like a legit NBA first round prospect.

- USC Senior center Romantay Bell is reportedly not happy with a member of the USC coaching who stated “Bell could be a number one pick type guy if he worked a little harder. He has still been great for us but he could have been even better than that”.

[CWSapp757]

As discussed in the previous year's thread, the storyline will continue where 2k17 ended. The next post you see will focus on DC1 for 2k18 but in regards to the storyline, it is DC8 continued from NBA 2k17. If that sounds confusing, just let me know and I will try to explain in more detail.

I thought this would be a great place to briefly look at a brief history of the previous 7 drafts here to prepare you to move in to this year's classes.



Year 1 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 1 Champions: Georgetown (29 – 3)
Notable Players: So. C Tyson Simpson, Jr. PG Nick Cox, Fr. Rashawn Selby,

Player of the Year: Georgia Sr. SF Cody Erwin

Defensive Player of the Year: Ohio State Sr. C Major Davenport

Freshman of the Year: Providence Fr. C Brennan O’Keiffer

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Villanova So. SG Derwin Amani Blackshear (26.1)
2) Dayton Jr. SF Matt Conley (25.3)
3) Albany So. SF Javon Jackson (24.2)
4) South Dakota State Jr. SF Brandon Smith (23.6)
5) Wake Forest So. SG Javieer Nagra (22.6)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Providence Fr. C Brennan O’Keiffer (11.6)
2) Southern Illinois Sr. PF Mark Jones (11.4)
3) West Virginia Fr. C Von Rushing (11.4)
4) Rice Sr. PF Billy Lee (11.1)
5) James Madison Sr. C Lavon Williams (11.0)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) Nebraska Sr. PG Keyon Dawkins (8.6)
2) N.C. State Jr. PG Kenny LeMay (7.9)
3) Brown Sr. PG Jason Beckham (7.2)
4) Florida Atlantic Sr. PG Mason Swift (7.0)
5) NJIT Fr. PG Javaris Thomas (6.5)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) Ohio State Jr. C Major Davenport (3.4)
2) Missouri State Sr. PF Justin Gomez (3.3)
3) Grand Canyon So. C Kalen Jeffreys (3.3)
4) Northwestern Sr. PF Damian Parker (3.2)
5) North Carolina Fr. PF Jayson Callahan (3.1)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) South Dakota State So. PG Taylor Morgan (3.2)
2) Arizona State Fr. PG Nakevion Johnson (3.1)
3) Jackson State So. PG Malcolm Nix (3.0)
4) Minnesota Jr. SG Marvin Bowen (3.0)
5) UT Rio Grande Sr. SG Dylan Ryan (2.9)
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Year 2 Awards, Stats and Championships


Year 2 Champions: Illinois (30 – 3)
Notable Players: PF Sr. Ekpe Ococha, PG Fr. Quincy Bellamy, SG So. Quandarius Smith, PF Fr. Ja’Whaun Curry

Player of the Year: Villanova Jr. SG Derwin Amani Blackshear

Defensive Player of the Year: West Virginia So. C Von Rushing

Freshman of the Year: Duke Fr. SG Brent Christmas

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Villanova Jr. SG Derwin Amani Blackshear (27.1)
2) Dayton Sr. SF Matt Conley (26.4)
3) Houston Jr. SG Kelly Oliver (24.2)
4) Savannah State Jr. SG Kevin Reid (22.9)
5) North Texas Jr. SG Dominique Briscoe (22.0)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) West Virginia So. C Von Rushing (12.5)
2) Portland State So. PF James Small (11.6)
3) Illinois Sr. PF Ekpe Ococha (11.5)
4) Clemson Jr. C Dominique Battle (11.2)
5) Kentucky Jr. PF Terrell Lowry (11.2)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) N.C. State Sr. PG Kenny LeMay (8.9)
2) NJIT So. PG Javaris Thomas (7.9)
3) California Fr. PG C.J. Davis (6.7)
4) Rider So. PG Jamal Williamson (6.5)
5) Northern Illinois Jr. PG Joshua Stovall (6.3)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) West Virginia So. C Von Rushing (3.5)
2) Georgia Tech Fr. PF Tabari Dawkins (3.3)
3) Jackson State Fr. PF Ra’Zahn Burke (3.1)
4) USC Fr. C A.J. Carter (3.1)
5) Grand Canyon Jr. C Kalen Jeffreys (3.0)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Arizona State So. PG Nakevion Johnson (3.4)
2) Minnesota Sr. SG Marvin Bowen (3.2)
3) Kansas Jr. PG Jeremy Irvin (3.1)
4) Texas A&M Fr. SG Etwan Sanders (3.0)
5) Jackson State So. PG Malcolm Nix (2.9)

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Year 3 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 3 Champions: USC (25 – 7)
Notable Players: Fr. PG Cedirc Wright, So. C A.J. Carter, Sr. PF Jamerson Simpson, So. SG Jabril Pagano

Player of the Year: Duke So. SG Brent Christmas

Defensive Player of the Year: USC So. C A.J. Carter

Freshman of the Year: Miami Fr. PG Shamarr Ballard

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Florida International So. SG Jason Kavalec (24.8)
2) Northern Kentucky So. SF Tony McSorley (23.8)
3) Detroit Jr. SG Riley Jager (23.6)
4) Duke So. SG Brent Christmas (22.3)
5) Savannah State Sr. SG Kevin Reid (21.7)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Clemson Sr. C Dominique Battle (11.9)
2) South Dakota So. PF Arthur Francois (11.3)
3) Missouri State Jr. PF Justin Obajimi (11.2)
4) Portland State Jr. PF James Small (10.8)
5) Presbyterian Sr. C Trevor Wright (10.7)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) NJIT Jr. PG Javaris Thomas (8.0)
2) Northern Illinois Sr. PG Joshua Stovall (6.8)
3) Rider Jr. PG Jamal Williamson (6.6)
4) California So. PG C.J. Davis (6.5)
5) Sacred Heart So. PG William Towles (6.3)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) Jackson State So. PF Ra’Zahn Burke (3.2)
2) USC So. C A.J. Carter (3.2)
3) Stanford So. PF Gavin McKnight (3.1)
4) St. John’s Jr. C Malik Everett (3.0)
5) Grand Canyon Sr. C Kalen Jeffreys (2.9)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Arizona State Jr. PG Nakevion Johnson (3.2)
2) Jackson State Jr. PG Malcolm Nix (3.1)
3) Texas A&M So. SG Etwan Sanders (3.0)
4) Bowling Green Sr. SG Khayan Butler (2.9)
5) Miami Fr. PG Shamarr Ballard (2.9)

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Year 4 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 4 Champions: Miami (25 – 6)
Notable Players: So. PG Shamarr Ballard, So. SG Darius Moore, Fr. SF John Adams, So. SG Boomer Woolfolk

Player of the Year: Miami So. PG Shamarr Ballard

Defensive Player of the Year: Kansas So. SF Nyeem Miller

Freshman of the Year: Arizona Fr. C Marcelo Revis

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Duke Jr. SG Brent Christmas (25.1)
2) Northern Kentucky Jr. SF Tony McSorley (24.5)
3) Miami So. PG Shamarr Ballard (24.2)
4) Richmond So. SF Jermaine Parker (23.1)
5) Weber State Jr. SG Tyshon Turner (22.7)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Arizona Fr. C Marcelo Revis (12.0)
2) Jackson State Jr. PF Ra’Zahn Burke (11.5)
3) Morgan State Jr. PF Malique Nabers (11.2)
4) La. Tech Jr. PF Qua Thomas (10.9)
5) South Dakota Jr. PF Arthur Francois (10.8)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) NJIT Sr. PG Javaris Thomas (8.1)
2) Sacred Heart Jr. PG William Towles (7.0)
3) LSU Fr. PG Terrell Robinson (6.5)
4) CSU Bakersfield So. PG Corey Engstrom (6.4)
5) Rider Sr. PG Jamal Williamson (6.3)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) Utah So. PF TaQuon Austin (3.3)
2) Indiana Fr. C Cameron Register (3.2)
3) UC Santa Barbara So. PF Austin Harvey (3.1)
4) Jackson State Jr. PF Ra’Zahn Burke (3.0)
5) Northeastern So. C D.J. Wilson (2.9)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Miami So. PG Shamarr Ballard (2.9)
2) Texas A&M Jr. PG Etwan Sanders (3.0)
3) Kansas So. SF Nyeem Miller (3.0)
4) Tennessee State Sr. PG Shaun Spruill (2.9)
5) Pittsburgh So. SG Rico Silver (2.9)

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Year 5 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 5 Champions: Michigan State (30 – 3)
Notable Players: Jr. F Savon McSwain, Fr. G Deshaun Boulware, So. SF Jarvis Stephens. So. G Donnell Thomas, Fr. C Ka’Darien Fenimore

Player of the Year: Louisville Fr. SF Ramon Upshaw

Defensive Player of the Year: Ohio State So. PF Zykesis Savage

Freshman of the Year: Louisville Fr. SF Ramon Upshaw

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Duke Sr. SG Brent Christmas (26.6)
2) Louisville Fr. SF Ramon Upshaw (26.5)
3) Richmond Jr. SF Jermaine Parker (25.1)
4) South Dakota State So. PG Austin Stewart (24.1)
5) Loyola (Chi) Sr. SF Joey Conway (23.9)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Hawaii So. PF Kai’aSuopa Flai (12.2)
2) Eastern Washington Fr. PF Marco Franklin (11.8)
3) Virginia Jr. C Grayson Taylor (11.7)
4) La. Tech Sr. SF Qua Thomas (11.4)
5) Vanderbilt Jr. C Toriano Robinson (11.1)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) LSU So. PG Terrell Robinson (7.5)
2) CSU Bakersfield Jr. PG Corey Engstrom (7.0)
3) UT San Antonio Jr. PG Nathan Simpson (6.6)
4) East Carolina Jr. PG A.J. Thurman (6.5)
5) Sacred Heart Sr. PG William Towles (6.3)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) Indiana So. PF Cameron Register (3.6)
2) Utah Jr. PF TaQuon Austin (3.5)
3) UC Santa Barbara Jr. PF Austin Harvey (3.3)
4) Ohio State So. PF Zykesis Savage (3.1)
5) Northeastern Jr. PF D.J. Wilson (3.0)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Michigan Fr. SG Antonio Gamble (3.1)
2) Notre Dame Jr. SG Blake Faires (2.9)
3) Indiana Fr. PG Harrison Walker (2.8)
4) Eastern Michigan So. SG Kenny Peebles (2.8)
5) Manhattan So. SG Marion Webb (2.7)

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Year 6 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 6 Champions: Kentucky (27 – 5)
Notable Players: Fr. C Chance Kokuma, Fr. F Na’ty Fleming, Fr. G Daniel Nieto, Sr. G Marcus Benden

Player of the Year: Indiana Jr. PF Cameron Register

Defensive Player of the Year: Indiana Jr. PF Cameron Register

Freshman of the Year: Connecticut Fr. PG Jaquay Washington

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) Harvard Fr. C Gio Rayne (26.8)
2) South Dakota State Jr. PG Austin Stewart (25.3)
3) Richmond Sr. SF Jermaine Parker (25.1)
4) Wagner Jr. SG Devonte Samuel (24.1)
5) Chattanooga Jr. PG Christian Allen (23.3)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Harvard Fr. C Gio Rayne (13.8)
2) Hawaii Jr. PF Kai’aSuopa Flai (12.3)
3) Michigan State Fr. PF Adonis Poteat (12.2)
4) Eastern Washington So. PF Marco Franklin (11.9)
5) Indiana Jr. PF Cameron Register (11.5)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) LSU Jr. PG Terrell Robinson (8.1)
2) Florida Fr. PG Travion Branch (7.8)
3) CSU Bakersfield Sr. PG Corey Engstrom (7.3)
4) UT San Antonio Sr. PG Nathan Simpson (6.8)
5) East Carolina Sr. PG A.J. Thurman (6.3)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) Indiana Jr. PF Cameron Register (3.8)
2) UC Santa Barbara Sr. PF Austin Harvey (3.4)
3) Oregon State So. PF Montrell Lang (3.2)
4) Northeastern Sr. PF D.J. Wilson (3.1)
5) Kentucky Fr. PF Na’Ty Fleming (3.0)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Michigan So. SG Antonio Gamble (3.0)
2) Eastern Michigan Jr. SG Kenny Peebles (2.9)
3) Manhattan Jr. SG Marion Webb (2.9)
4) Notre Dame Sr. SG Blake Faires (2.8)
5) Old Dominion Jr. SG Malik Coker (2.8)

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Year 7 Awards, Stats and Championships

Year 7 Champions: Purdue (31 – 3)
Notable Players: Fr. C Chance Kokuma, Fr. F Na’ty Fleming, Fr. G Daniel Nieto, Sr. G Marcus Benden

Player of the Year: LSU Sr. PG Terrell Robinson

Defensive Player of the Year: UCLA Fr. SF Brenden Pollack

Freshman of the Year: Kentucky Fr. SG Romello Cloud

Top 5 Points Per Game
1) South Dakota State Sr. PG Austin Stewart (25.6)
2) Wagner Sr. SG Devonte Samuel (24.8)
3) Kentucky Sr. SG Romello Cloud (24.4)
4) Chattanooga Sr. PG Christian Allen (23.8)
5) Princeton Sr. SF Mason Stockholme (23.4)

Top 5 Rebounds per Game
1) Michigan State So. PF Adonis Poteat (13.0)
2) Eastern Washington Jr. PF Marco Franklin (12.1)
3) Weber State Fr. PF Deonte Smalls (11.8)
4) East Carolina Sr. PF Rory Garner (11.1)
5) Fordham Jr. PF Billy McManis (10.8)

Top 5 Assists Per Game
1) LSU Sr. PG Terrell Robinson (8.4)
2)Marshall Jr. PG Daniel Hinds (6.5)
3) Colorado Jr. PG Ray Sweeney (6.2)
4) Baylor So. PG Nyeem Golden (6.2)
5) St. John’s Fr. PG Hunter Brown (6.2)

Top 5 Blocks Per Game
1) BYU So. PF James England (3.2)
2) Oregon State Jr. PF Montrell Lang (3.1)
3) LSU So. C Derek Spears (3.0)
4) Wake Forest Jr. C Roman Calloway (2.9)
5) Miami (FL) Jr. PF Dalin Armstrong (2.8)

Top 5 Steals Per Game
1) Manhattan Jr. SG Marion Webb (3.0)
2) Old Dominion Jr. SG Malik Coker (2.9)
3) California Fr. PG Antonio Beal (2.8)
4) Eastern Michigan Jr. SG Kenny Peebles (2.7)
5) Florida International So. SG Daren Marfisi (2.7)

[SavoyPrime]

My body is ready!!!

[Dreece]

Quote: Originally Posted by SavoyPrime

My body is ready!!!

But is your soul ready!?! We got something MAJOR on the horizon this season. Will discuss in detail at a later date

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[YogurtProducer]

How much testing have you guys done (even in past iterations) of using absolutely no badges? I have also messed around with changing all intangibles to one value (25 or 50) and seeing how that would work.

[CWSapp757]

Quote: Originally Posted by YogurtProducer

How much testing have you guys done (even in past iterations) of using absolutely no badges? I have also messed around with changing all intangibles to one value (25 or 50) and seeing how that would work.

I was actually just looking at your thread and was interested to see what you come up with. In the past badges have had an impact but I believe you said it is even more of a sim stat impact this time around right?

Because I have been creating and doing some potential testing I haven't really been able to test badges so I degonitely have an eye on your thread.

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[CWSapp757]

Also guys I want to point out that this first month will be a little dry on info. I want to take the time to test, edit and create as much as possible.

Also, I'm going to hold off on the very detailed scouting reports just because I think it will lead to less burn out in the future.

With the new editing options this year I really feel like we will have much more production. Just bare with us guys. I promise we have some amazing stuff coming to you sooner than later.

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[YogurtProducer]

Quote: Originally Posted by CWSapp757

I was actually just looking at your thread and was interested to see what you come up with. In the past badges have had an impact but I believe you said it is even more of a sim stat impact this time around right? Because I have been creating and doing some potential testing I haven't really been able to test badges so I degonitely have an eye on your thread. Sent from my LG-H872 using Operation Sports mobile app

I will hopefully have some solid information by the end of the week. Do not wanna jump the gun and give out false info.