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FILENAME: VAWereWolf65 Fic Draft (Year 2)
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Really loving the draft classes, do you plan to do more?Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Salute to my boy VAWerewolf. Me and him have talked back and forth a lot this year about many things draft class related so I can assure you my man has put that work in. Make sure to show him some love and download.SimWorld NBA 2K19 Fictional Draft Classes
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Yea man definitely. This is a three class series, so there's still one class left to be looking forward to. After that, i plan on making a realistic 2017 draft class (Lonzo Ball, Markelle Fultz, etc) with edited tendencies and everything so people have a real class to download that has edited tendencies, unlike most of the ones currently available.Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Are these compatible with the SimWorld project? Would love to put this into my MyLeague.PSN / Xbox GT - BLUEnYELLOW28Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
I rate my players attributes a little differently then they do (ex. the average vertical attribute for a point guard in their roster is a 64, but i rate my point guards verticals off of the default nba rosters position average which is around a 78 or 79), but my tendencies are pretty good so the sim stats shouldn't be a problem. i don't see any reason why they wouldn't be compatible.Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Well i mean if you're averages are a little higher, like vertical, i can just adjust all players down to get to the same average so its perfectly comparable or whatever. The key is definitely tendencies though so i for one am thrilled! Ill be putting these into my MyLeague sometime soon.PSN / Xbox GT - BLUEnYELLOW28Comment
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November 9th:
Top Freshmen Coming Into The Season:
1. Steven Moiso / PG / LSU
Steven was 6'0" at the age of 13 when he played the Center position for his AAU team, and he remained 6'0" until his Sophomore year of High School. At age 15, Moiso's height began to skyrocket, and now he stands at 6'9" at the age of 18. He converted to the Point Guard position because of his amazing passing and handling ability, and also due to the fact that he was only 6'0" during the beginning of his High School career. Although he is now a full time Point Guard, He played multiple positions for his high school team last year because of his strength, rebounding, shot blocking and size, and we think that LSU will be looking for that from him this year.
2. Niels Pointer / SG / Portland
Niels didn't have amazing size last year, standing at about 6'5" and 210 pounds, but he's grown more than two inches since the end of his senior year and he's done a great job in the weight room and filling out his frame, now weighing in at around 230 pounds. Pointer has a 47 inch vertical and a HoopMixtape from last year that got millions of views because of the emphatic dunks he threw down over defenders. Now that he's 6'7" and 230 pounds, we think he'll be putting defenders on posters even more this year than last year.
3. Colby Moerman / PF / North Carolina
Colby is a very unique big man because of his amazing athleticism and ability to handle and pass. Although he mostly plays Power Forward, he's not extremely strong standing at 6'10" and about 251 pounds, but he's very long and wirey. He can play both Forward positions and looks very comfortable setting up and running the offense. He's very fast, has an explosive first step and acceleration unlike any big man i've ever seen, and he also has a 37.5 inch vertical which he uses to knife through the defense and finish above the rim in traffic. He has trouble on defense and he's not a deep range shooter yet, but he has a great midrange jumpshot and we think North Carolina is going to be very happy with him this year.
4. Eli Babcock / PF / Gonzaga
Eli defines the word "Power" in "Power Forward" with the way he plays. He's a great shot blocker, an explosive leaper, he's very strong and he dunks all over the defense. On top of all this, he does a great job grabbing rebounds and hustling on both ends of the court. His offensive game is still very raw but at 6'10" and 260 pounds, Eli is a very powerful presence on the court.
5. Rex Madison / PG / UCLA
Rex is only about 5'11" and 164 pounds, so he's not going to be any kind of physical presence on the court yet, but he's very quick and agile and has great leaping ability which he needs as an undersized player. He's not a great playmaker yet, but he does a good job handling the ball and locating the open man. His jumpshot needs some tinkering and he needs to do a better job staying in front of his man on defense, but he has a lot of moves in his arsenals to slash and finish at the basket, despite the fact that he's almost a foot shorter than most big men.Comment
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The Season Begins!
November 17th
Wisconsin's C Max Carr has officially broken Claude Gregory's Career Rebound Record at the University of Wisconsin, pulling in his 910th career rebound last night in Wisconsin's 86-54 win against Hofstra. Max had 9 points and 16 rebounds last night and is officially the new Men's Basketball Record Holder for the most Career Rebounds. At 7'1" and 314 pounds, Max is a physical beast on both the offensive and defensive sides of the boards and does a great job using his size and strength to box out other players, no matter how big they may be.
A lot of people have been underestimating the talent of Virginia Tech PF Tyrone Negron for the past couple years, but we think he'll really start to become a great player this season in his junior year. He's a great defensive player and has one of the strongest frames in the country. At 6'8" and 263 pounds, Tyrone uses his strengh and physicality to bang down low and grab rebounds. He also shows great footwork on defense by staying in front of his man and getting into position for blocks.
Boston College's Senior C Reece Wanamaker dropped a career high 26 points last night as well as pulling down 7 rebounds. Boston College isn't nearly as good as it was last year since they're now missing Ryan Jones and Johnny Benson, but Reece is doing all he can to show the fans that there is still hope for this team. "I think we have a good chance of making the tournament this year" Reece said in his post-game interview. "Offense has been hard to come by in the first couple games, but I think we'll start to find our groove soon."Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Nah man most NBA players don't make it far into their 30s anyways, so I usually try to keep it realistic. First class is a little different than the 2nd and 3rd classes will be because it's a relatively light class and I didn't want every player in the class retiring 6 years after entering the league, so I set the peak ends a little higher for that class. But that can always be changed to your liking. I hate that there's no D-League or Euroleague feature in MyLeague or MyGM yet because i think it would be a lot easier to assign players to the D/Euro Leagues instead of having a ton of rookies and young players retiring every year, but it is what it is.Comment
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Re: VAWereWolf65's Fictional Draft Class Thread (For Xbox One)
Hey VAWereWolf, what rosters do you use in your league with these?
Just curious and want to start off with your loaded class to be close to realistic with the loaded 2017 real life draft.
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