TSE Fictional Draft Classes (PS4)

[Baebae32]

Hello All,
Here is the preliminary big board for my first draft class I am making to go along with fictional roster (still a WIP). The class will have 75 players. Hopefully I can get everything out relatively soon.

[buckfoston824]

how are you doing on this?

[Baebae32]

Quote: Originally Posted by buckfoston824

how are you doing on this?

Im making progress on it. The editing never stops

[buckfoston824]

Quote: Originally Posted by Baebae32

Im making progress on it. The editing never stops

good to hear. any idea on a release date?

[Baebae32]

No. Not at the moment

[Baebae32]

NBA Draft Portal

Clancy. Thats the name that has all the scouts raving. The 6'7 224 pound left-handed freshman wing from Clemson has solidified himself as the top prospect to have in this summer's draft. Everyone feels as if the sky is the limit in terms of his potential. Louis Clancy is a natural scorer and can do a bit of it all with the ball in his hands. He especially has a knack for getting to the rim. His athleticism allows him to finish at an effective clip. When asked if there was anything that he saw wrong with Clancy's game, an unnamed NBA executive replied that he questioned both Clancy's consistency with his outside shot and his commitment on the defensive end. He was then quick to follow up by saying that these are both things that players improve on rather quickly when they become professionals. Regardless of what slight nitpicks that you can find in the game of a 19 year old kid, there is no doubt that which ever team is unluckily lucky enough to have the balls bounce in their favor will have a franchise type talent on their hands come June.

That same anonymous NBA executive expressed that there is a really good crop of young players after Clancy. He named a trio of freshmen (PF Zay Cheaney, Stanford, SF J'Covan Kennedy, Duke, and SG Scooter Outlaw, Arizona) and a pair of sophomores (F Lamond McMillan, Memphis, and F Lonnie Hendrix, Minnesota) and said that all 5 of those players have the potential to become significant NBA contributors at some point in there careers. When asked to give a player that he felt is a sleeper in the draft, the excec named sophomore PG Wil Thompson of Colorado. He highlighted his height (a listed 6'6) and athleticism for his size and said that with right grooming, Thompson could become big time.

Overall the general consensus around the league is that this June's class is very deep and talented. The franchises who so happen to find themselves at the top of the draft board should be able to find a player that can help pull them from the depths of losing. It will be very interesting to see where and when some of the bigger names come off the draft board.

[vc3616]

Are you still working on this?

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[Baebae32]

Quote: Originally Posted by vc3616

Are you still working on this? Sent from my LG-H910 using Tapatalk

Yes i am. Getting close to graduation so I am juggling assignments