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

[vicebeliever42]

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Player of the Year: Rayshaud Hill/Kentucky

Defensive Player of the Year:
Kiante Oakman/LSU

Freshman of the Year:
Rayshaud Hill/Kentucky

All American Team
G Che’ King/Georgetown
G Solomon Myers/New Mexico
F Rayshaud Hill/Kentucky
F Darius Dedmon/UCLA
C Emmanuel Rodriguez/Texas A&M

[camelworm]

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

Name: Rafael Perreira
Pos: SG/PG
Country: Brazil
Height : 6'5"
Weight: 210 lbs.
Appearance: dark medium skin tone, white half sleeve on nondominant arm, short black hair.

[Wessoo]

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The Honka bros having a bit of a hardship, eh? Still glad to see them in the League.

Good to see you guys back in business. Keep up the amazing work!

[mqt]

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WEST
1) Kansas (31 – 3)
16) Norfolk State (17 – 15)

8) Alabama (25 – 8)
9) Nevada (27 – 6)

5) Santa Clara (28 – 4)
12) Long Beach State (22 – 10)

4) Maryland (26 – 6)
13) Delaware (21 – 12)

6) New Mexico (27 – 5)
11) Arkansas (21 – 12)

3) Notre Dame (26 – 6)
14) Jackson State (19 – 14)

7) Mercer (27 – 4)
10) Houston (23 – 8)

2) Michigan (30 – 4)
15) Liberty (18 – 15)

So, Leggett and Choice in the same bracket as underdogs against top teams with no notable players? Looking forward to that inevitable matchup in the Elite 8.

[MoneyOvaHuds]

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

Above The Rim movie


Name : Kyle Watson

Position : PG

School : Georgetown

Height : 6'2

Weight : 192

Appearance :
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[ronyell]

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Above The Rim movie


Name : Kyle Watson

Position : PG

School : Georgetown

Height : 6'2

Weight : 192

Appearance :
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We do not recreate actual people, players or fictional people from movies.

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[MoneyOvaHuds]

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

We do not recreate actual people, players or fictional people from movies.

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Well that's a bummer seeing it shouldn't matter cuz at the end of the day all of these players are fictional and can be given any story . But alright

[CWSapp757]

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Understandable but at the end of the day I just don't like to recreate someone that has already been seen before because then there is something to compare it to. Like you said they are all fictonal and be given their own story which is why I would rather create people that don't already have a story. Of course I would be willing to submit any other players in there if you would like.

[ChrisLaskowski]

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Player of the year: Che' King
Defensive player of the year: Kiante Oakman
Freshman of the year: Solomon Myers

All-American team
G: Che' King/ Georgetown
G: Jadar Choice/ Mercer
F: Kiante Oakman/ LSU
F: Darius Dedmon/ UCLA
C: Emmanuel Rodriguez/ Texas A&M

Final four:
Texas A&M
Illinois
Mercer
Georgetown

NCAA Championship:
Georgetown over Texas A&M

Tournament MVP: Che' King

[BlindSideNZ]

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The Honka bros having a bit of a hardship, eh? Still glad to see them in the League.

Good to see you guys back in business. Keep up the amazing work!

Glad to see somebody referenced the league guide. Appreciate that!

[CWSapp757]

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

Before I post the results of the first round of the tournament let me share something. Me and Dreece were testing some things last night for MyLeague and while selecting my Summer League team, one of the lower rated players that you will probably never draft was available. So I decided to pick him up since we were just testing anyway. He ended up leading the team in scoring and was second in rebounding after sitting in free agency for an entire year. This is why it is cool to read these stories and check out stats and performances. You may see someone like Kenneth Reid from North Dakota (3rd leading rebounder in the nation but ranked pretty low as an NBA prospect) and decide to pick him up for your summer league team on his way to lead the summer league in rebounding. It could be any of these lower rated players. The point is, I think it's really really cool that EVERY player mentioned in these scouting reports will be available to you at some point and with Summer League in the game it makes it even more likely that you may end up signing them as a free agent. So always watch for the guys in the tournament because I may be giving you a little more information than you think.

Oh and if you guys want me to advance past the second round in to the sweet 16 that's fine. Just let me know and I can post that tonight.


March 17, 2017
2017 March Madness Round 1 Results

EAST
1) UCLA (31 – 3) 77
16) Georgia State (17 – 17) 51
UCLA: Jr. Forward Darius Dedmon (CWSapp’s #43 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 16 points, 12 rebounds

8) Connecticut (25 – 8) 61
9) Tulane (26 – 6) 55
Connecticut: Fr. Forward Kerron Holder (CWSapp’s #77 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 13 points, 9 rebounds, 2 blocks

5) Michigan State (26 – 7) 67
12) La. Tech (24 – 7) 69
La. Tech: Sr. Guard Allen Blake (CWSapp’s #141 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 16 points, 5 steals
Michigan State: Fr. Guard Lorenzo Mood (CWSapp’s #177 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 18 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals

4) Tennessee (26 – 7) 70
13) Murray State (20 – 12) 49
Tennessee: Jr. Forward Laqua Palmer (CWSapp’s #4 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 14 points, 9 rebounds, 2 blocks

6) Depaul (25 – 6) 64
11) Wisconsin (21 – 11) 57
Depaul:Sr. Center Demetric Brewer (CWSapp’s #117 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists
Wisconsin: So. Forward Donelle Osondu (CWSapp’s #410 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 22 points, 6 rebounds

3) Texas A&M (28 – 6) 80
14) Northern Kentucky (19 – 13) 60
Texas A&M: Jr. Forward Ayo Wilson (CWSapp’s #9 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 21 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals

7) Miami (25 – 8) 78
10) Florida (22 – 10) 83
Florida: Fr. Guard Darius Porter (CWSapp’s #37 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 27 points, 2 assists
Miami: Jr. Center Jamie Fernandez (CWSapp’s #97 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 13 points, 14 rebounds

2) Louisville (28 – 5) 69
15) Seattle (19 – 13) 42
Louisville: So. Forward Aaron Reyes (CWSapp’s #99 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 14 points, 10 rebounds, 2 blocks

MIDWEST
1) Ohio State (30 – 3) 62
16) LIU Brooklyn (18 – 16) 45
Ohio State: Fr. Guard Joshua Deboskie (CWSapp’s #68 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 16 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals

8) Marquette (25 – 7) 67
9) Oklahoma State (24 – 8) 62
Marquette: Fr. Forward Anthony Phillips (CWSapp’s #184 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks
Oklahoma State: Jr. Forward Adonis Grisby (CWSapp’s #70 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 24 points, 5 rebounds

5) Villanova (25 – 7) 59
12) Indiana State (23 – 10) 57
Villanova: So. Guard Malik Thomas (CWSapp’s #30 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 14 points, 6 assists


4) St. John’s (27 – 6) 71
13) Princeton (22 – 11) 64
St. John’s: Sr. Forward Elijah Stanley (CWSapp’s #148 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists
Princeton: Fr. Guard Larry Shepherd (CWSapp’s #151 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 20 points, 2 rebounds

6) Gonzaga (26 – 7) 58
11) North Carolina State(22 – 11) 67
NC State: Sr. Center Kado Combs (CWSapp’s #276 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 16 points, 9 rebounds, 1 block
Gonzaga: Jr. Center Khari Jackson (CWSapp’s #120 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points 10 rebounds

3) Illinois (28 – 5) 79
14) Miami (OH) (20 – 13) 62
Illinois: Jr. Forward David White (CWSapp’s #32 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 22 points, 8 rebounds, 1 block, 1 steal

7) Washington (26 – 8) 64
10) Dayton (26 – 7) 50
Washington: Jr. Guard Pernell Wells (CWSapp’s #19 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 17 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals

2) Duke (29 – 5) 82
15) Stony Brook (19 – 14) 56
Duke Fr. Center Elijah Nixon (CWSapp’s #11 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 20 points, 13 rebounds

WEST
1) Kansas (31 – 3) 74
16) Norfolk State (17 – 15) 63
Kansas: Jr. Forward Jabarr Wilson (CWSapp’s #10 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 8 rebounds, 4 blocks, 3 steals
Norfolk State: Sr. Jacoby Fisher (CWSapp’s #441 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 26 points, 2 assists

8) Alabama (25 – 8) 75
9) Nevada (27 – 6) 77
Nevada: Sr. Guard Tavaris Leggett (CWSapp’s #22 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 13 points, 3 rebounds, 11 assists, 3 steals
Alabama: Sr. Center Rashad Davidson (CWSapp’s #61 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 23 points, 6 rebounds

5) Santa Clara (28 – 4) 88
12) Long Beach State (22 – 10) 59
Santa Clara: Fr. Forward Bryce Hasselhoff (CWSapp’s #40 Ranked Pro Prospect) -20 points, 13 rebounds, 2 blocks

4) Maryland (26 – 6) 58
13) Delaware (21 – 12) 51
Maryland: So. Guard Dorian Blanks (CWSapp’s #65 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 14 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals

6) New Mexico (27 – 5) 56
11) Arkansas (21 – 12) 69
Arkansas: So. Guard Charles Sterling (CWSapp’s #111 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 25 points, 3 rebounds
New Mexico: Fr. Solomon Myers (CWSapp’s #2 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 12 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks

3) Notre Dame (26 – 6) 69
14) Jackson State (19 – 14) 49
Notre Dame: Sr. Guard Timothy Sullivan (CWSapp’s #199 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists

7) Mercer (27 – 4) 80
10) Houston (23 – 8) 73
Mercer: Jr. Guard Jadar Choice (CWSapp’s #24 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 27 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal
Houston: Jr. Forward Connor Marcus (CWSapp’s #356 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 21 points, 4 rebounds

2) Michigan (30 – 4) 74
15) Liberty (18 – 15) 60
Michigan: So. Guard Latrell McWilliams (CWSapp’s #52 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 20 points, 8 rebounds

SOUTH
1) North Carolina (29 – 4) 83
16) South Carolina Upstate (18 – 15) 61
North Carolina: Fr. Jarious Johnson (CWSapp’s #21 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 26 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists

8) Navy (27 – 6) 57
9) LSU (23 – 9) 59
LSU: So. Forward Kiante Oakman (CWSapp’s #6 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 17 points, 4 rebounds, 2 blocks, 4 steals
Navy: Jr. Forward Brian Fitness (CWSapp’s #72 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 14 points, 14 rebounds

5) Arizona (25 – 7) 83
12) Manhattan (24 – 9) 80
Arizona: So. Guard Jahlil Jackson (CWSapp’s #39 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 19 points, 4 rebounds
Manhattan: So. Guard Matthew Cartage (CWSapp’s #31 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 30 points, 2 assists

4) Texas (26 – 8) 60
13) New Orleans (21 – 12) 51
Texas: Fr. Forward Derrick Long (CWSapp’s #25 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 15 points, 9 rebounds, 2 blocks

6) Oregon State (26 – 6) 73
11) Colorado State (25 – 7) 59
Oregon State: So. Guard Calvin Drayton (CWSapp’s #71 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 21 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal

3) Georgetown (27 – 6) 77
14) Oral Roberts (21 – 13) 72
Georgetown: Jr. Guard Che’ King (CWSapp’s #5 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 26 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals

7) South Carolina (26 – 7) 56
10) Stanford (24 – 9) 48
South Carolina: Sr. Guard Harrison Anthony (CWSapp’s #79 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 13 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals

2) Kentucky (29 – 5) 65
15) North Dakota (18 – 14) 55
Kentucky: Fr. Forward Rayshaud Hill (CWSapp’s #1 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 16 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks
North Dakota: So. Forward Kenneth Reid (CWSapp’s #221 Ranked Pro Prospect) – 13 points, 15 rebounds
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SECOND ROUND MATCHUPS

EAST
1) UCLA (31 – 3)
8) Connecticut (25 – 8)

12) La. Tech (24 – 7)
4) Tennessee (26 – 7)

6) Depaul (25 – 6)
3) Texas A&M (28 – 6)

10) Florida (22 – 10)
2) Louisville (28 – 5)

MIDWEST
1) Ohio State (30 – 3)
8) Marquette (25 – 7)

5) Villanova (25 – 7)
4) St. John’s (27 – 6)

11) North Carolina State(22 – 11)
3) Illinois (28 – 5)

7) Washington (26 – 8)
2) Duke (29 – 5)


WEST
1) Kansas (31 – 3)
9) Nevada (27 – 6)

5) Santa Clara (28 – 4)
4) Maryland (26 – 6)

11) Arkansas (21 – 12)
3) Notre Dame (26 – 6)

7) Mercer (27 – 4)
2) Michigan (30 – 4)


SOUTH
1) North Carolina (29 – 4)
9) LSU (23 – 9)

5) Arizona (25 – 7)
4) Texas (26 – 8)

6) Oregon State (26 – 6)
3) Georgetown (27 – 6)

7) South Carolina (26 – 7)
2) Kentucky (29 – 5)

[BDubb3424]

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im not sure if you always did this but putting where the prospect is ranked next to their name is gold! i love that, and yea it would be cool if you posted the second round tonight

[vicebeliever42]

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im not sure if you always did this but putting where the prospect is ranked next to their name is gold! i love that, and yea it would be cool if you posted the second round tonight

I agree with this entire post

[UKWildcat999]

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

Before I post the results of the first round of the tournament let me share something. Me and Dreece were testing some things last night for MyLeague and while selecting my Summer League team, one of the lower rated players that you will probably never draft was available. So I decided to pick him up since we were just testing anyway. He ended up leading the team in scoring and was second in rebounding after sitting in free agency for an entire year. This is why it is cool to read these stories and check out stats and performances. You may see someone like Kenneth Reid from North Dakota (3rd leading rebounder in the nation but ranked pretty low as an NBA prospect) and decide to pick him up for your summer league team on his way to lead the summer league in rebounding. It could be any of these lower rated players. The point is, I think it's really really cool that EVERY player mentioned in these scouting reports will be available to you at some point and with Summer League in the game it makes it even more likely that you may end up signing them as a free agent. So always watch for the guys in the tournament because I may be giving you a little more information than you think.

This is exactly why I'm glad Summer League was added this year.

[ronyell]

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