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Eaglesfan27 · 05-25-2008, 01:10 PM

Player Development Update. Note this is from the beginning of the year:

Graves has gained a point and is a 79 overall. His stealing ability has really improved this year to elite levels as has his on ball defense.

Everett has gained a point and is now a 75 overall. His 3 point shooting has improved more this year, but he seems to missing the majority of them. I think that is in part because his shooting in traffic rating is low. He has to be wide open to hit them.

Simon has gained a point of overall. His inside scoring is now in the "B" Range and he is scoring better as a result. His shot blocking has really improved this year as well. He is now rated 74 overall.

Hannan has gained a point and is now a 74 overall as well. His midrange jump shot has gained 2 points this year.

Gus Walters, the heir apparent at PG, has gained a point overall and is now a 73. His onball defense has improved to elite levels

Reyshawn Ortiz has gained a point and is now a 72. His jump shot is improving nicely.

Clifford has gained a point and is now a 69 overall. His shot blocking is improving the most.

Chen Li, who is redshirting, has gained a point of overall and is now a 67. His 3 point shot has improved the most.

We are 15-3 (7-0) and have a 3 game lead in the conference standings.

Hannan is again leading the MAAC in scoring at 19.8 ppg (down 0.5 from last year), His assist total is down at 1.4, but his rebounding, stealing, and blocked shots are all up.

Graves is 7th in the MAAC in scoring at 12.9 ppg. That is down 2 points from last year.

Simon is 27th in the MAAC at 8.2 ppg which is the same as last year so far. He leads the MAAC in rebounding at 10.4 which is down 3 from last year.

Cornette is 6th in rebounding at 7.9 which is up 0.6 from last year. He has increased all of his stats from last year with almost a point per game more scoring.

Everett leads the MAAC in assists with 5.6 per game. He is also 2nd in steals at 2.1 His scoring average is down almost 3 points from last year.

Willis leads all of our freshman with 5.3 ppg and 3.4 rpg.

05-25-2008, 01:10 PM	#419
Eaglesfan27 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: New Jersey	Player Development Update. Note this is from the beginning of the year: Graves has gained a point and is a 79 overall. His stealing ability has really improved this year to elite levels as has his on ball defense. Everett has gained a point and is now a 75 overall. His 3 point shooting has improved more this year, but he seems to missing the majority of them. I think that is in part because his shooting in traffic rating is low. He has to be wide open to hit them. Simon has gained a point of overall. His inside scoring is now in the "B" Range and he is scoring better as a result. His shot blocking has really improved this year as well. He is now rated 74 overall. Hannan has gained a point and is now a 74 overall as well. His midrange jump shot has gained 2 points this year. Gus Walters, the heir apparent at PG, has gained a point overall and is now a 73. His onball defense has improved to elite levels Reyshawn Ortiz has gained a point and is now a 72. His jump shot is improving nicely. Clifford has gained a point and is now a 69 overall. His shot blocking is improving the most. Chen Li, who is redshirting, has gained a point of overall and is now a 67. His 3 point shot has improved the most. We are 15-3 (7-0) and have a 3 game lead in the conference standings. Hannan is again leading the MAAC in scoring at 19.8 ppg (down 0.5 from last year), His assist total is down at 1.4, but his rebounding, stealing, and blocked shots are all up. Graves is 7th in the MAAC in scoring at 12.9 ppg. That is down 2 points from last year. Simon is 27th in the MAAC at 8.2 ppg which is the same as last year so far. He leads the MAAC in rebounding at 10.4 which is down 3 from last year. Cornette is 6th in rebounding at 7.9 which is up 0.6 from last year. He has increased all of his stats from last year with almost a point per game more scoring. Everett leads the MAAC in assists with 5.6 per game. He is also 2nd in steals at 2.1 His scoring average is down almost 3 points from last year. Willis leads all of our freshman with 5.3 ppg and 3.4 rpg. __________________ Retired GM of the eNFL 2007 Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles (19-0 record.) GM of the WOOF 2006 Doggie Bowl Champion Atlantic City Gamblers. GM of the IHOF 2019 and 2022 IHOF Bowl Champion Asheville Axemen.