Cali Championship Hoops (NBA2K) Custom League

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Welcome to Cali Championship Hoops, where 12 franchises from the state of California will compete for the State Championship.

Every game will feature CPU vs. CPU action, while I take on the role of the General Manager for all 12 teams.

SETTINGS:

GAME: NBA 2K24
PLATFORM: Xbox Series S
REGULAR SEASON GAMES: 22 (All teams play each other twice)
PLAYOFFS: 8 Teams (1 & Done)
QUARTER LENGTH: 8 minutes
SIM MINUTES: OFF
SIM STATS: OFF
BASE ROSTER: JUSTDOUGH6374
SLIDERS: Custom
SOCIAL MEDIA: @CCHoops2k (Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, YouTube)
DISCORD: https://discord.gg/xwVCWggqcm
ARCHIVES: https://archive.org/details/cchoops2k

RULES:



TEAMS:

Northern Cali

Fresno Mad Dogs
Golden State Enterprise (San Francisco)
Oakland Renegades
Sacramento Stallions
San Francisco Knights
San Jose Tigersharks

Southern Cali

Anaheim Admirals
California Reds (Los Angeles)
Long Beach Vipers
Los Angeles Dynamics
San Diego Sabrewolves
San Diego Strykers

HISTORIC MOMENTS:

PG Lamar Anderson becomes the first-ever player drafted to the league

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The Fresno Mad Dogs will have the 1st pick in the upcoming draft after winning the Inaugural Draft Lottery.

#1 Fresno Mad Dogs
#2 San Francisco Knights
#3 Long Beach Vipers
#4 Los Angeles Dynamics
#5 Sacramento Stallions
#6 San Diego Strykers
#7 Golden State Enterprise
#8 Anaheim Admirals
#9 San Jose Tigersharks
#10 California Reds
#11 San Diego Sabrewolves
#12 Oakland Renegades

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SEASON 1 MOCK DRAFT:

#1 Fresno Mad Dogs - Jack McMichael Jr., PG, San Diego (HS) [Submitted Player]
Elite point guard prospect, great at attacking the rim.
Strong vision and playmaking potential.
Helped lead San Diego High to back-to-back prep championship appearances, winning the title in season 1.

#2 San Francisco Knights - Munir Kassa, PG, Lincoln (HS) [Submitted Player]
Small 6'0" PG but a tremendous shooter and athlete.
He could be the steal of the draft.

#3 Long Beach Vipers - A.J. Hinton, SG, Crawford (HS) [Submitted Player]
A well-rounded player with excellent shooting and passing skills.

#4 Los Angeles Dynamics - Cameron Barkley, C, Scripps Ranch (HS)
Elite size and coordination at 7’3”.
Tremendous rim protection potential.

#5 Sacramento Stallions - DeAnte Gray, SF, San Diego (HS) [Submitted Player]
Elite 3-point shooter but can also use power to score inside.
As McMicheal's teammate, he helped San Diego High earn back-to-back prep championship appearances, winning it in season 1.

#6 San Diego Strykers - Andre Creek, C, Santa Clara University
7'4" college MVP with a dominant interior presence.

#7 Golden State Enterprise - Lamar Anderson, PG, Crawford (HS) [Submitted Player]
Crafty moves with great vision and shooting confidence.

#8 Anaheim Admirals - Jamar Dean, SG, Lincoln (HS) [Submitted Player]
Elite athleticism and shooting ability.

#9 San Jose Tigersharks - Martin McCloud, SG, Temple University
6’5” catch-and-shoot threat with quick release and elite footwork.

#10 California Reds - Predrag Rodic, SF, Serbia
Skilled European forward brings much-needed shooting and experience.

#11 San Diego Sabrewolves - Jalen Monroe, C, Stanford University
7’0”, Pro-ready post-scoring ability and fundamentals.

#12 Oakland Renegades - Dakoulas Alexandris, PF, UC San Diego
Raw but versatile with inside-outside potential.

THE SPORTING NEWS BIG BOARD RANKINGS:



2K SPORTS BIG BOARD RANKINGS:

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Front Office Discord Unveiled as Draft Speculation Intensifies



FRESNO, CA - The Fresno Mad Dogs found themselves at the center of controversy this week after winning the lottery for the #1 overall pick in the upcoming inaugural Cali Championship Hoops League draft.

According to a mock draft posted on the league's social media accounts, the Mad Dogs were expected to use the coveted first pick on Jack McMichael Jr., the highly touted point guard from San Diego High School.

However, an anonymous tweet from an alleged team executive dismissed this speculation, claiming Fresno already had "their guy".



While the author of the controversial tweet remains unverified, it sparked rampant rumors of internal disagreements within the Mad Dogs front office regarding their draft strategy.

"There's definitely some disagreement within the front office," said an unnamed source within the Mad Dogs' organization. "It's like they're keeping it all under wraps, but you can feel the tension."

With tensions rising, owner Max Posey called an emergency staff meeting the following morning. In a surprise move, Posey announced the hiring of Pooh Splitter as the team's inaugural head coach and granted him sole authority over the impending No. 1 pick.

"I'm honored to be the first head coach hired in this new league, and I won't take this responsibility lightly," Splitter said at an introductory press conference. "We will be focused on building a winning culture from day one."

With Splitter remaining tight-lipped on his draft plans, speculation is swirling over whether the Mad Dogs will go with McMichael as expected or opt for a surprise pick like scoring phenom Munir Kassa or European standout Predrag Rodic.

As the inaugural Cali Championship Hoops League draft approaches, all eyes are on Fresno to see how Splitter and the Mad Dogs will leverage their coveted first selection to shape the franchise and fledgling league.

"In times of uncertainty, strong leadership is crucial," Posey said. "I have full confidence in Coach Splitter to make the right choice for our team's future in Cali Championship Hoops."

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Fresno Mad Dogs' Shocking First Overall Pick Highlights Cali Championship Hoops Inaugural Draft



In the historic first-ever draft for Cali Championship Hoops, the Fresno Mad Dogs left fans and pundits in awe with their unexpected selection of point guard Lamar Anderson from Crawford High School as the first overall pick.

League experts and mock drafts had anticipated the Mad Dogs would choose Jack McMichael Jr., the highly touted point guard from San Diego High who was selected fourth by the Los Angeles Dynamics. However, newly hired head coach Pooh Splitter surprised everyone by opting for the talented and under-the-radar prospect, Lamar Anderson.

"Lamar is exactly the type of foundational player we want to build this team around," Splitter explained in a post-draft interview. "He's a tenacious defender who shined in high school and led his team to back-to-back playoff berths."

Standing at 6-foot-5, Anderson possesses an intensity and physicality beyond his years, earning him All-Defensive Team honors. His playmaking vision and scoring ability make him a versatile option to kick off the Mad Dogs' roster.

Round 1 Recap:

1. Fresno Mad Dogs: PG Lamar Anderson (Crawford HS)


2. San Francisco Knights: PG Munir Kassa (Lincoln HS)


3. Long Beach Vipers: SG A.J. Hinton (Crawford HS)


4. Los Angeles Dynamics: PG Jack McMichael Jr. (San Diego HS)


5. Sacramento Stallions: C Dorell Kabal (New Mexico JC)


6. San Diego Styrkers: SG Jamar Dean (Lincoln HS)


7. Golden State Enterprise: SF DeAnte Gray (San Diego HS)


8. Anaheim Admirals: PG Josh Parks (San Ysidro HS)


9. San Jose Tigersharks: C Cameron Barkley (Scripps Ranch HS)


10. California Reds: PF J.C. McMillan (Christian HS)


11. San Diego Sabrewolves: C Andre Creek (Santa Clara University)


12. Oakland Renegades: PG Alonzo Reece (Helix HS/Fresno State)

The first round of the draft extended to a staggering 17 hours, primarily due to intense negotiations between teams, players, and their agents. This process was implemented by team owners during the offseason to ensure that teams do not lose their first pick due to failed negotiations.

In a departure from tradition, this draft lacked the customary live event with an arena full of spectators. There were no commissioner handshakes, no iconic jersey-holding moments in front of friends and family. Instead, the league chose to settle for a modern approach, announcing each pick exclusively on the official Instagram account through stories.

"It was a cluster," commented Commissioner Ray Lenearl. "I didn't get to bed until 7 am. Hopefully, we'll find a better process in the future."

It's not what the league wanted, but this virtual unveiling marked a shift from the conventional draft experience, embracing the digital age and connecting fans with the excitement of the selections in real-time.

As Cali Championship Hoops prepares for its inaugural season, the unexpected selections and behind-the-scenes negotiations have set the stage for an exciting and unpredictable journey ahead. Basketball enthusiasts eagerly await the debut of these rising stars and the unfolding drama on the league's hardwood.

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After the inaugural draft, the rosters for all 12 teams have been solidified, and preparations for the training camp are underway. The Preseason Top 12 rankings, determined by 2K Sports' evaluation of each roster, have been unveiled. Who will meet expectations, and who might surprise the league by defying their ranking?

#1 Golden State Enterprise
#2 California Reds
#3 Los Angeles Dynamics
#4 San Francisco Knights
#5 Sacramento Stallions
#6 Oakland Renegades
#7 Long Beach Vipers
#8 Fresno Mad Dogs
#9 San Diego Sabrewolves
#10 San Diego Strykers
#11 Anaheim Admirals
#12 San Jose Tigersharks

Opening Day Schedule

San Diego Sabrewolves @ California Reds
Golden State Enterprise @ Los Angeles Dynamics
San Jose Tigersharks @ Anaheim Admirals
Long Beach Vipers @ Sacramento Stallions
San Diego Strykers @ Oakland Renegades

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