lakers24's 2k19 Fictional Draft Class Thread(ps4)

[lakers24]

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Hey guys, decided to try making draft classes again this year with the improved CAP system. The idea here is to create classes not only with fictional players, but with personality. The goal is to provide in depth previews, analysis, and background stories to give these players true to life stories. Some players will live up to or exceed expectations while others land well short and in some cases never pan out. Now, while realism is the ultimate goal, remember to have fun.

Please give feedback from your experiences and also don't be afraid to give suggestions for future updates/draft classes.


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[lakers24]

UCLA Lands Best Prospect Since LeBron, Kentucky #1 Recruiting Class

The wait is over. The top prospect in the nation and possibly the most hyped amateur prospect of all time has officially chosen where he will play basketball this fall. Da'Sean Davis will be staying in the City of Angels and playing for the UCLA Bruins. Davis had his choice of pretty much every D-1 school in the nation, but he eventually narrowed his choices to a final 5 schools: UCLA, Miami(FL), St. John's(NY), Washington, Duke.

Many were surprised by the schools that were named finalists, most notably was the exclusion of yearly recruiting juggernaut Kentucky. To those who know Davis though, this was more than expected. "He's just mentally built different than a lot of guys," said one of his Serra High teammates. "He didn't want to do the team up thing, he wants to help bring a program back or take them where they've never been. He wants to be on the biggest stage too, that's why you see L.A.(Los Angeles), New York, Miami, Seattle, and Duke cause of Coach K."

Davis will have his work cut out for him though in Westwood. The Bruins haven't made the NCAA Tournament in 3 seasons and only have one other top 50 recruit coming in this season.

In other news, John Callipari and the Kentucky Wildcats regain the top spot in the recruiting wars. Coach Cal has landed yet another number one spot on our recruiting rankings after gaining commitments from 5 star recruits Kyson Law, Jay Mack, LaMarcus Young, and Keon Franklin. The Wildcats narrowly beat out strong pushes by Arizona, Duke, Kansas, USC, and Florida.

2019 High School Top 25

#1: Da'Sean Davis- UCLA

#2: Kyson Law- Kentucky

#3: Andre Dawkins- Arizona

#4: Lou Moore- Duke

#5: Dakari Heard- Duke

#6: Jay Mack- Kentucky

#7: Tyronn Kelley- Kansas

#8: King Winter- LSU

#9: Damian Lafeyette- Texas

#10: Aaron Fox- Arizona

#11: A.J. McCormick- Florida

#12: Darius Dejean-Jones- USC

#13: Darion Dejean-Jones- USC

#14: Tyler Gabriel- Villanova

#15: Melvin Johnson- Louisville

#16: JeQuan McDaniels- Memphis

#17: Keon Franklin- Kentucky

#18: LaMarcus Young- Kentucky

#19: Deandre Woods- Duke

#20: Casper Atkins- North Carolina

#21: Honsu Akwuegbu- Washington

#22: Dre Hunt- Maryland

#23: Kelvin Rose- Kansas

#24: Skyler Levins- Minnesota

#25: Kyle Chase- Arizona

[lakers24]

Dejean-Jones Twins Ready To Take Over

College basketball is getting ready to see its first set of NBA prospect twins since the Lopez Brothers dominated the low post at Stanford a decade ago. Darius and Darion Dejean-Jones are an elite backcourt duo set to attend the University of Southern California this fall where they will try to help the Trojans return to the top of the Pac-12.

These aren't just any ordinary prospects either, these brothers are versatile and elite at their roles. One being a two-way pass first point (Darion) who averaged over 12apg and broke the schools record for assists per game and total assists in a season. The other a 3-and-D swingman (Darius) who averaged over 29ppg and had a record single game high of 65 points.

After leading their school to another state title the brothers will be attending school on the complete opposite coast. Hailing from Long Island, the twins say the chose to play far from home because of their new schools commitment to them.
"The coaches just did a great job of showing how much they truly cared for us as people. Our family was treated with the utmost respect as well and that meant a lot to us," said the twins.

The twins were probably always destined to play sports as both their parents were professional athletes in their formative years. Their connection through sports is actually how they both met. Dina a former college basketball star for the University of Georgia and their father Dion a former NFL prospect who attended the same school. "I met their mother at one of my games," said Dion. If fate was what brought those two together then it only makes sense it'd lead the Dejean-Jones twins to this point in their careers.

[Blvckflip]

Looking dope! Saw the screens from the other thread and wondered where they were from. Wish this was on xbox too

[SS Ultra InstinctX]

I got a PS4 keep grinding bruh

[Viking11]

Pretty decent class. I liked how Davis is a straight up stud rookie but I thought the rest of the class was a little too good. There were multiple 80s in the top 10. Most classes I use the best guy isn't even 80.

[iFnOtWhYnOt_]

This is awesome.

[Viking11]

I also noticed that the years pro are messed up for most players. None of them will show up for rookie awards unless you edit then