SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

**darkwolf80** · 10-25-2015, 12:03 AM

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Ahh the team is back for another year!! Yeah!! SO glad to hear you guys are doing another year of DC classes.

Sapp, I was hoping to get a guy in the classes this year. Mine was going to be in DC 7 or 8 I think last year, but we didn't make that far.

Cole Earley, White, short, and I'll let you run with the rest. lol
(Last year he was going to be genius who just decides to play bball, if that rings a bell. )

Again so glad the gang is back!

**euphonious** · 10-25-2015, 05:26 AM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

Originally posted by SavoyPrime

Must. Resist. Urge. To. Start. MyLeague. Until. Gameplay. Patch. Drops. Because. Of. DC1. Being. Out. lol

So true, I'm gonna (try to) wait too.

**BV28** · 10-25-2015, 07:36 PM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

So when could we expect the MyLeague settings to be released?

Also, are the edited rosters not going to be completed until the next patch releases?

Thanks!

**Dreece** · 10-25-2015, 08:12 PM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

Originally posted by DyNaStY JOSH

So when could we expect the MyLeague settings to be released?

Also, are the edited rosters not going to be completed until the next patch releases?

Thanks!

SimWorld NBA rosters will start being edited most likely after the opening day update.

MyLeague settings are still being worked on.

**BV28** · 10-25-2015, 08:13 PM

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Ty!

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**CWSapp757** · 10-27-2015, 11:09 PM

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November 5, 2017
Two players on the opposite end of their college careers are ready to make an impact after returning from injuries

Michigan State guard Jonathan Williams and Notre Dame Guard Cole Campbell have little to nothing in common with one another. They come from different backgrounds, go to different schools and from what we see, live very different lives. Both players however, suffered injuries last year that caused them to miss all of last season.

Redshirt freshman Jonathan Williams broke his back in practice prior to the start of the season last year. The top recruit was redshirted last year and struggled with not being able to play basketball during his first season on campus. After a season on the sidelines though, Williams feels that he is 100 percent and ready to show the world what he is capable of. “I don’t think that I will miss a step. I think with me, Marcus (Crawford) and Charlie (Joyner), I don’t see any reason why we wouldn’t be able to take home the championship”. Williams should be a lock for the first round whenever he decides to leave.

Senior Cole Campbell has been a quiet leader for Notre Dame for three years so it was no surprise that the team was devastated when he suffered a severe knee injury in early November last year. Although Campbell attempted to return during the season, he felt he was hindering his team and decided to wait until this season to return. With Campbell back on the court, the Fighting Irish are entering the season as a top ten team and many believe that Cole Campbell is one of the top three point guards in the nation. Keep an eye on both of these guys throughout the season.

November 10, 2017
Does the “Heartbreak Kid” need to mature

It’s no secret that Duke recruit Ra’shawn Michaels was easily the best player in last year’s recruiting class. Michaels, who was given the nickname Heartbreak kid by his mother who was a big WWE and Shawn Michaels fan in the past, has been the recipient of some criticism from fans, coaches and a couple of teammates. Coach K only informed the media that Michaels would start his career coming off the bench with limiting playing time. Star sophomore center Elijah Nixon was a bit more specific when asked. “He’s got to understand that he has to earn it here” Nixon said. “He is not going to be given anything. That attitude will get you nowhere here and when he understands that he will be a superstar. I guarantee you that”. We will see if things run a little more smoothly as the season progresses.

November 14 2017
Rivalry in Texas? Looks that way

We aren’t used to seeing many rivalries in college basketball but a couple of Texas players are looking to change that. Well, one Texas player. PF Derrick Long for #2 ranked Texas Longhorns is caught on video talking to another player and other random students about the Aggies. In the video, Long is heard saying “Emmanuel Rodriguez is overrated as hell bro. Way way way overrated”. Long’s teammate Chase Reynolds is seen tapping Long on the shoulder and pointing at the camera before Long laughs and says “I don’t care Chase”. The video ends.

When Rodriguez was asked about the footage he laughed and off and said “That kind of stuff doesn’t bother me. At the end of the day we still have to play on the court. Although A&M is no longer in the same conference as Texas, the two teams do have a non-conference matchup in December. I’m sure the world will be watching for that one.

November 17, 2017
Welcome to college young fellas

So opening night may have introduced us to the theme of “Year of the Freshmen”. Three of the top 100 recruits had monster games in wins. Washington State forward J.R. Feynor finished with 12 points, 11 rebounds and 7 blocks in a win against Portland State. Indiana freshman forward Willie Nickels logged 18 points and 14 rebounds against Indiana State and UVA freshman guard Joseph Taylor dropped 34 against George Mason. With all that being said, number one recruit Ra’Shawn Michaels scored 13 points in only 9 minutes of play for Duke last night. Beware upperclassmen…. The freshmen are coming.

November 21, 2017
Solomon still looking like the best point guard in the country

Point guard Solomon Myers has the size of a small forward, the stroke of a shooting guard and the IQ of a top tier point guard. Last night in a game where the rest of his team struggled tremendously, he led his team to victory with a stat line of 20 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals and a block. With Emmanuel Rodriguez saying that he is staying until after next year, Myers is looking like the he will be at worst the second pick in the draft if he comes out and possibly the first depending on what happens with Ra’shawn Michaels.

November 25, 2017
Time to start giving Nat Hawkins the respect he deserves

Of course we may have had him high on our Big Board, but Nat Hawkins doesn’t seem to get the respect that he deserves around the nation. Maybe it’s because he stands at only 6’7 or 6’6 depending on who is measuring him playing center and power forward. Or maybe it’s because he plays for an unranked UNLV team. Either way, Hawkins can not be stopped on the boards. Hawkins has logged his 15th straight regular season game 10 rebounds going back to last year and is currently averaging 14.1 in this young season. As his offensive game improves, he will be a force to be reckoned with.

November 30, 2017
Notre Dame may be better than we though

We have already talked about what the return of Cole Campbell meant for the Irish but we had no idea that #32 ranked Connor Lucas would be playing like he was the number one rated recruit. The duo has been playing lights out with solid contributions from sophomores Darryl Sanders and Adrian Hayes. Notre Dame has won all of their games by no less than 17 points. With this type of play, Notre Dame could be in the top 3 before you know it.

November 2017 SimWorld Talk

AdamJones: What in the WORLD is Duke doing keeping Ra’shawn Michaels off the court. Unless Michaels did something illegal you don’t bring that kid in for one year to play 9 minutes a game. I don’t care what happens during the season because he is clearly the number one pick next year and this is just more reason for him to leave after year one. Although everyone only seems to pay attention to Solomon Myers when it comes to New Mexico, I have really been impressed with the play of their sophomore forward Monic Lujan. He has really provided a reliable second option and it has made Myers look even better out there. He is someone to keep an eye out for. Oh, and if you didn’t already see it, Clemson forward Damon Christopher had one of the most disgusting dunks I have ever seen over Holy Cross center DeMarko Sam. Christopher may get drafted high off of that athleticism alone.

Skyline: I disagree with Adam on this one. If Ra’shawn Michaels has a bad attitude, I think that now is the time to humble him. Duke has plenty of talent and can get by without the young man if need be. Not to mention he has been quite productive in that limited amount of time. I do want to point out that I have been rather disappointed with Darius Dedmon out of UCLA. Remember this was a guy that almost won player of the year last year. This year, he may be getting rebounds but he has been beaten a lot on the defensive end and he has become a third option behind sophomore guard Jacob Eugene and freshman center LaFerrell Carroll.

Blindside: Let’s talk foreigners for a minute. Two big men making a big splash on recruiting boards. Bosnian PF Zlatko Jakupovic has shown minor improvements since last year but is still very high on most big boards. A lot of scouts say that he can be a top five pick if he were to come out this season. Many think that there is a 50/50 chance that he will enter the draft. The 19 center out of Greece, Nikos Balakakis, is more relevant at the moment because he is a pretty sure thing to declare. He has the potential to be a big time player but even as a 19 year old he could probably average ten boards a night in the NBA. He is another potential top 5 pick. The most intriguing is the SF Amancio Cortez out of Spain. He is 6’10 196 and a BIG time athlete as well as an amazing ball handler. He is only 18 and I think he has the potential to be a superstar in the league. Look out for him.

**vtcrb** · 10-28-2015, 07:07 AM

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Sapp check your email buddy.

**Tonic** · 10-28-2015, 12:21 PM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

Do these have to be used with the SimWorld roster? I'm really hoping to start my MyLeague soon and don't want to wait for the rosters.

**CWSapp757** · 10-28-2015, 02:22 PM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

It is recommended but the classes are compatible with just about any roster.

**cowboy_kmoney** · 10-31-2015, 07:31 AM

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Things r looking good team.

**CWSapp757** · 11-01-2015, 07:31 PM

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 December Newsfeed

December 5, 2017
It was only a matter of time

The talk of the nation has been on number one recruit Ra’shawn Michaels playing only limited time for the Duke Blue Devils. In a game against the North Dakota last night, Michaels played 30 minutes and did not disappoint with a 37 point explosion (26 in the first half). When asked about the increase in minutes after the game Coach K briefly said “I think he gets it now and if I’m right you’re going to see something special from this kid”. Let’s see how the young stud follows this performance up.

December 9, 2017
Well looks like we won’t get that Derrick Long/Emmanuel Rodriguez matchup after all

A few weeks after a video surfaced of Derrick Long stating that Emmanuel Rodriguez is overrated, the school has reported that Derrick Long has broken his arm and will miss some time. Texas still has enough firepower to beat anyone in the country but we are really disappointed that we won’t be able to see these two matchup against one another. Literally adding insult to injury, fans online have been releasing memes that suggests that Derrick Long is faking an injury to avoid facing Rodriguez.

December 14, 2017
Is Manhattan’s Matthew Cartage the best shooter in the nation

It’s not often that we take the time to focus on a player at the University of Manhattan but Matthew Cartage is making it hard not to pay attention to him. Cartage was a top ten scorer in the nation last year, but this year he has turned it up another level. After four straight games of over 32 points, Cartage had only 19 last night. Interestingly enough those 19 were in 16 minutes of play as he sat for the remainder of the blowout against Chattanooga. Averaging about 28 a game, it appears that the only way that Cartage will be slowed down is if the coach sits him during blowouts.

December 17, 2017
Ayo Wilson reminding people that Texas A&M is not a one man show

I don’t think that anyone forgot about small forward Ayo Wilson for the Texas A&M Aggies but with his teammate Emmanuel Rodriguez being such a big name, he may be getting the short end of the stick. Wilson has been trying to change that this season as he has put big time numbers so far that some may argue are more impressive than Emmanuel Rodriguez. Currently, Wilson is averaging 17.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.1 block. While Rodriguez could be the top pick in next year’s draft (since he announced that he is staying until he graduates), Ayo Wilson could be a top five pick in this draft if he were to leave.

December 20, 2017
Stony Brook has dedicated the remainder of the season to the father of their junior guard Malcolm Curtis

Malcolm Curtis is a player that you will probably never hear about in the NBA. There is a possibility that he may land on a summer league roster possibly but he probably will never be a player that you see on your television screen every night. Right now, these are the probably the best days of Curtis’ basketball life. He is the leader of his team, he’s seventh in the nation in scoring right now…. And his father was just murdered in a home invasion last week. Although the coach suggestion that Curtis take some time off, he decided that he wanted to play the remainder of the season. With that decision, the entire University decided to stand behind Malcolm. We give our condolences to the Curtis family and say R.I.P. to Jamal Curtis

December 24, 2017
Washington State Freshman J.R. Feynor drops some news that may make NBA teams happy

J.R. Feynor, who is third in the nation in blocks at the moment, let a reporter know shortly after the game his intentions following this year. “Well, you know the goal is to get to the league and at this rate I’m quite certain that I will be declaring for the draft at the end of this year”. Following the comments Feynor tried to backtrack saying that he was 50/50 but no one is buying what he is selling there. Feynor, who is one of the better defending big men will more than likely be a first round pick in next year’s draft.

December 29, 2017
Ranking the top seniors in the country

This year I want to rank the top five seniors, juniors, sophomore and freshmen pro prospects. We decided to go with seniors first because they have had three years and change to show what they got. As the year progresses we will look at juniors, then sophomores and then freshman.

5) Chris Waters/ South Florida/ Center 6’11 225
Many of you may not have heard about Chris Waters and that’s because he hasn’t been the most productive player throughout his career. What Waters is however, is a big time athlete that is starting to understand the game. I wanted to put Player of the Year candidate Kyle Reedwater from Purdue at this spot but Waters’ athleticism and raw talent leads me to believe that he will be a better pro than Reedwater.

4) Darius Dedmon/ UCLA/ Forward 6’9 230
Dedmon is one of those seniors that you expect to see on this list because he has been a great player on a great team. He is an athlete and one of the better rebounders in the entire nation. Unfortunately, his offensive game has taken a dip and most of his baskets have come off of transition or offensive boards. Of course that isn’t a bad thing, but you are going to need more than that if you are trying to be a top prospect.

3) Matthew Cartage/ Manhattan/ Guard 6’3 180
Speaking of production you can’t argue with anyone that is putting up numbers like Matthew Cartage. Let’s start with the bad… he doesn’t have the ability to play the point guard position and he is a bit undersized when it comes to NBA 2s. But what is good about Cartage is that he can shoot the freaking lights out. Cartage is never out of range and he is never in a position where hitting the jumper is not an option. Sure he lacks the quickness and speed but NBA teams always need someone that can shoot the rock and that will NEVER change.

2) Cole Campbell/ Notre Dame/ Guard 6’1 197
He may have been absent last year but never forgotten. Cole Campbell is the leader of the Fighting Irish on and off the court and their performance so far this year shows exactly how important he is. He is a top three point guard that has the ability to run an NBA offense and a nice jumper to go along with it. Expect to hear his name called in the top ten in next year’s draft.

1) Ayo Wilson/ Texas A&M/ Forward 6’8 224
We have talked about Ayo Wilson a bit already this year but he deserves more recognition. Although he is playing in the shadow of center Emmanuel Rodriguez, many have started to argue that maybe Wilson is the better overall player. He is a versatile scorer that can also handle the rock and distribute. He is an above average defender and has showed that he knows how to play team ball. Rodriguez isn’t leaving after this year but A&M looks to still have another top 5 pick on the squad.

December 2017 SimWorld Talk

CWSapp: Well for starters Ra’shawn Michaels is showing why is going to be the number one pick this year. I would say IF he leaves but I am almost certain that Michaels is out of here as soon as Duke’s season is over. In my opinion, Michaels will be an Allen Iverson type talent that will be a top scorer in the league for multiple years. He still needs to work on that defense though. I also wanted to point out that I am a bit disappointed with 5 star recruit Ricky Donato. He has looked a little lost out there at Kentucky and his draft stock is dropping because of it. If he doesn’t pull it together, Donato who at one point was considered a lottery pick may drop big time. I also like Dusan Tajcevic out of Serbia. The small forward may be one of the best three point shooters in the draft if he comes out next year. Might be a late first rounder or early second rounder.

Dreece: I have a feeling that this is going to be one of those drafts that is short of stars to select but a lot of players that can offer something to your team immediately. For example, look at Washington State’s forward J.R. Feynor that just declared for the draft. He doesn’t look like a star but I guarantee that he will make any team’s defense better immediately. Matthew Cartage out of Manhattan isn’t a star but he has a reliable long range jumper. The Greek center Nikos Balakakis may step on the a team as the best rebounder from day one. This is one of those drafts that you really need to be strategic about and do your scouting but I really like what I am seeing out of these guys that will know will be available for the draft in a few months.

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**Dreece** · 11-02-2015, 08:54 PM

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http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2047811595

It's......ALIVE!!

**vicebeliever42** · 11-02-2015, 09:26 PM

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Originally posted by CWSapp757

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 December Newsfeed

December 5, 2017
It was only a matter of time

The talk of the nation has been on number one recruit Ra’shawn Michaels playing only limited time for the Duke Blue Devils. In a game against the North Dakota last night, Michaels played 30 minutes and did not disappoint with a 37 point explosion (26 in the first half). When asked about the increase in minutes after the game Coach K briefly said “I think he gets it now and if I’m right you’re going to see something special from this kid”. Let’s see how the young stud follows this performance up.

December 9, 2017
Well looks like we won’t get that Derrick Long/Emmanuel Rodriguez matchup after all

A few weeks after a video surfaced of Derrick Long stating that Emmanuel Rodriguez is overrated, the school has reported that Derrick Long has broken his arm and will miss some time. Texas still has enough firepower to beat anyone in the country but we are really disappointed that we won’t be able to see these two matchup against one another. Literally adding insult to injury, fans online have been releasing memes that suggests that Derrick Long is faking an injury to avoid facing Rodriguez.

December 14, 2017
Is Manhattan’s Matthew Cartage the best shooter in the nation

It’s not often that we take the time to focus on a player at the University of Manhattan but Matthew Cartage is making it hard not to pay attention to him. Cartage was a top ten scorer in the nation last year, but this year he has turned it up another level. After four straight games of over 32 points, Cartage had only 19 last night. Interestingly enough those 19 were in 16 minutes of play as he sat for the remainder of the blowout against Chattanooga. Averaging about 28 a game, it appears that the only way that Cartage will be slowed down is if the coach sits him during blowouts.

December 17, 2017
Ayo Wilson reminding people that Texas A&M is not a one man show

I don’t think that anyone forgot about small forward Ayo Wilson for the Texas A&M Aggies but with his teammate Emmanuel Rodriguez being such a big name, he may be getting the short end of the stick. Wilson has been trying to change that this season as he has put big time numbers so far that some may argue are more impressive than Emmanuel Rodriguez. Currently, Wilson is averaging 17.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.1 block. While Rodriguez could be the top pick in next year’s draft (since he announced that he is staying until he graduates), Ayo Wilson could be a top five pick in this draft if he were to leave.

December 20, 2017
Stony Brook has dedicated the remainder of the season to the father of their junior guard Malcolm Curtis

Malcolm Curtis is a player that you will probably never hear about in the NBA. There is a possibility that he may land on a summer league roster possibly but he probably will never be a player that you see on your television screen every night. Right now, these are the probably the best days of Curtis’ basketball life. He is the leader of his team, he’s seventh in the nation in scoring right now…. And his father was just murdered in a home invasion last week. Although the coach suggestion that Curtis take some time off, he decided that he wanted to play the remainder of the season. With that decision, the entire University decided to stand behind Malcolm. We give our condolences to the Curtis family and say R.I.P. to Jamal Curtis

December 24, 2017
Washington State Freshman J.R. Feynor drops some news that may make NBA teams happy

J.R. Feynor, who is third in the nation in blocks at the moment, let a reporter know shortly after the game his intentions following this year. “Well, you know the goal is to get to the league and at this rate I’m quite certain that I will be declaring for the draft at the end of this year”. Following the comments Feynor tried to backtrack saying that he was 50/50 but no one is buying what he is selling there. Feynor, who is one of the better defending big men will more than likely be a first round pick in next year’s draft.

December 29, 2017
Ranking the top seniors in the country

This year I want to rank the top five seniors, juniors, sophomore and freshmen pro prospects. We decided to go with seniors first because they have had three years and change to show what they got. As the year progresses we will look at juniors, then sophomores and then freshman.

5) Chris Waters/ South Florida/ Center 6’11 225
Many of you may not have heard about Chris Waters and that’s because he hasn’t been the most productive player throughout his career. What Waters is however, is a big time athlete that is starting to understand the game. I wanted to put Player of the Year candidate Kyle Reedwater from Purdue at this spot but Waters’ athleticism and raw talent leads me to believe that he will be a better pro than Reedwater.

4) Darius Dedmon/ UCLA/ Forward 6’9 230
Dedmon is one of those seniors that you expect to see on this list because he has been a great player on a great team. He is an athlete and one of the better rebounders in the entire nation. Unfortunately, his offensive game has taken a dip and most of his baskets have come off of transition or offensive boards. Of course that isn’t a bad thing, but you are going to need more than that if you are trying to be a top prospect.

3) Matthew Cartage/ Manhattan/ Guard 6’3 180
Speaking of production you can’t argue with anyone that is putting up numbers like Matthew Cartage. Let’s start with the bad… he doesn’t have the ability to play the point guard position and he is a bit undersized when it comes to NBA 2s. But what is good about Cartage is that he can shoot the freaking lights out. Cartage is never out of range and he is never in a position where hitting the jumper is not an option. Sure he lacks the quickness and speed but NBA teams always need someone that can shoot the rock and that will NEVER change.

2) Cole Campbell/ Notre Dame/ Guard 6’1 197
He may have been absent last year but never forgotten. Cole Campbell is the leader of the Fighting Irish on and off the court and their performance so far this year shows exactly how important he is. He is a top three point guard that has the ability to run an NBA offense and a nice jumper to go along with it. Expect to hear his name called in the top ten in next year’s draft.

1) Ayo Wilson/ Texas A&M/ Forward 6’8 224
We have talked about Ayo Wilson a bit already this year but he deserves more recognition. Although he is playing in the shadow of center Emmanuel Rodriguez, many have started to argue that maybe Wilson is the better overall player. He is a versatile scorer that can also handle the rock and distribute. He is an above average defender and has showed that he knows how to play team ball. Rodriguez isn’t leaving after this year but A&M looks to still have another top 5 pick on the squad.

December 2017 SimWorld Talk

CWSapp: Well for starters Ra’shawn Michaels is showing why is going to be the number one pick this year. I would say IF he leaves but I am almost certain that Michaels is out of here as soon as Duke’s season is over. In my opinion, Michaels will be an Allen Iverson type talent that will be a top scorer in the league for multiple years. He still needs to work on that defense though. I also wanted to point out that I am a bit disappointed with 5 star recruit Ricky Donato. He has looked a little lost out there at Kentucky and his draft stock is dropping because of it. If he doesn’t pull it together, Donato who at one point was considered a lottery pick may drop big time. I also like Dusan Tajcevic out of Serbia. The small forward may be one of the best three point shooters in the draft if he comes out next year. Might be a late first rounder or early second rounder.

Dreece: I have a feeling that this is going to be one of those drafts that is short of stars to select but a lot of players that can offer something to your team immediately. For example, look at Washington State’s forward J.R. Feynor that just declared for the draft. He doesn’t look like a star but I guarantee that he will make any team’s defense better immediately. Matthew Cartage out of Manhattan isn’t a star but he has a reliable long range jumper. The Greek center Nikos Balakakis may step on the a team as the best rebounder from day one. This is one of those drafts that you really need to be strategic about and do your scouting but I really like what I am seeing out of these guys that will know will be available for the draft in a few months.

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Alright Ra'Shawn put in that work and make life harder for me to choose between you and Che' King lol

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**raiderz4eva** · 11-03-2015, 04:31 AM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

Originally posted by vicebeliever42

Alright Ra'Shawn put in that work and make life harder for me to choose between you and Che' King lol

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You can have em both, different draft classes

**Black Bruce Wayne** · 11-03-2015, 11:57 AM

Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

I would gladly donate for more draft classes. Thank you sir.

SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)

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