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  • CWSapp757
    SimWorld Draft Class Guru
    • Aug 2008
    • 4651

    #136
    Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

    <tt>Fictional Class 8
    Overall Grade C+


    National Championship
    Michigan State - 71
    Kansas - 77

    Point Guards
    Michigan State Spartan Freshman Will Galloway is used to being the center of attention and he's never been one to shy away from the spotlight. With that being said, it is no surprise that Galloway has been the talk of the point guard position this year. Galloway, who was the second rated point guard and 9th rated overall player coming out of high school had no problem letting his destination before his first game last November. "I love Michigan State" Galloway said. "But this is just a brief stop on my way to the NBA. So I'm going to go hard every game cause I won't be playing many here". Not everyone is sold on Will Galloway as an NBA prospect however. When asked about Galloway an unnamed Big Ten Coach said "The kid was in our backyard coming out of high school but there's a reason we didn't go after him. The kid is addicted to attention and its negative attention if you ask me". Galloway averaged 14.2 points, 2.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists per game on his way to the national championship game.

    Other Notable Point Guards:
    UNC Charlotte Senior Roy Stokes 19.8 points, 1.9 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.8 steals per game
    Pittsburgh Sophomore James Drew 12.6 points, 4.6 assists per game


    Shooting Guard
    Stanford Sophomore James Porter was a player that was on everyone's radar after earning all conference honors as a freshman. After many speculated that he would bolt to the NBA, Porter shocked everyone by returning. It appears that the extra year was beneficial because Porter added an extra dimension to his game. "As a freshman he never had to necessarily be the primary ball handler" Stanford coach Johnny Dawkins said. "His sophomore year we really needed him to step up and I was shocked at how effective he was handling the ball". Porter averaged 16.9 points, 4.6 assists per game on the way to being named to the all conference team once again.

    Other Notable Shooting Guards:
    North Carolina State Senior Allen Roberts 13.8 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.4 assists per game
    Mexico Alejandro Cardona 6'4 215 lbs. 12.7 points, 2.6 rebounds per game
    Texas Tech Sophomore Juan Conway 16.3 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists per game


    Small Forward
    Kansas Freshman D.J. Young is not used to being at the tip of everyone's tongue the way he is right now. As a freshman, Young was the second ranked player in the country. The first you ask? Jonathan Blackwell who just happened to be located 20 miles down the road from his high school. "To be honest, I liked being second fiddle" Young said. "I like being off the radar. I guess it couldn't last forever though". At it definitely didn't as Young shined bright as a Jayhawk. After averaging 17.9 points, 7.1 rebounds per game and leading the Jayhawks to a national championship, Young became the clear number one prospect this year. "The kid can do everything" Kansas junior SG Adam Peters said. "He stepped on campus and just took over. He's mature beyond his years. He's ready to be a star". Everyone expects to hear Young's name called at the number one spot.

    Other notable Small Forwards:
    Washington Sophomore Glenn McDaniel 14.9 points, 5.1 rebounds per game
    Romania Florin Bacu SF 18.9 points, 3.4 rebounds per game


    Power Forward
    North Carolina Sophomore Cam Richardson has been a friend of adversity these past couple of years. As a freshman, was falsely accused of sexual by a female student. Although it was proved that the accusations were completely false, many fans continued to voice their displeasure and hate for Richardson. Although many attempted to convince Richardson to go pro after his freshman year, Richardson made the decision to stay. Before the season started, Richardson attended a party where he was stabbed in the shoulder while trying to break up a fight between teammate Albert Jenkins and an unidentified student. Richardson made a quick recovery and averaged 14.7 points, 8.2 rebounds, 1.3 blocks per game and not missing any games. When asked about his struggles at UNC, Richardson simply said "I'm just ready to turn over a new leaf". Richardson shouldn't have to wait too long to begin that new chapter of his life as he is predicted to go in the top 5.

    Other Notable Power Forwards:
    Indiana Freshman Hakeem Hodges 10.2 points, 10.1 rebounds per game
    Mississippi Senior Sergio Daniels 11.0 points, 9.9 rebounds per game


    Center
    To say that Georgetown Sophomore Steven Jefferson is disliked is a bit of an understatement. Steven Jefferson is... well.... hated. Jefferson has made a habit out of insulting, bullying and provoking opponents. Jefferson has made such a habit out of getting techs that Georgetown head coach John Thompson III began bringing in Jefferson off the bench so that he would not get himself kicked out of games too early. What's even more interesting about Jefferson is that he appears to have complete control over his outburst. When many experts stated that Jefferson needed anger management to control his anger Jefferson simply stated that he had control and could prove it. Jefferson proceeded to go one whole week without a technical foul and even occasionally helped opposing players off of the ground. Following that one week of angelic behavior, Jefferson went back to cheap shots and bullying. When asked about his behavior on the court, Jefferson said "I'm not an angry person, I just play one on the court. I'm in to doing whatever it takes to give me a competitive advantage. This isn't mindless insanity. I'm a lot smarter than you guys give me credit for". One thing that no one denies is that Jefferson is a top talent that should be off the board very early.

    Other notable centers:
    UCLA Freshman Austin Clark 12.2 points, 11.0 rebounds, 2.1 blocks per game
    Michigan State Freshman Jonathan Blackwell 14.9 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.1 blocks per game


    Top 5 Prospects:
    1) Kansas Freshman D.J. Young SF 6'6 229 lbs 17.9 points, 7.1 rebounds per game
    Biggest Strength: Excellent mid range game. Extremely fast for his size.
    Biggest Weakness: Below average passer. Could improve rebounding ability
    NBA Comparison: Paul Pierce

    2) Georgetown Sophomore Steven Jefferson Center 6'11 258 lbs. 15.6 points, 10.1 rebounds, 1.9 blocks per game
    Biggest Strength: Very balanced player. Very good offensively and defensively in the post. Great rebounder.
    Biggest Weakness: Needs to get stronger.
    NBA Comparison: Al Jefferson

    3) UCLA Freshman Austin Clark Center 6'10 249 lbs. 12.2 points, 11.0 rebounds, 2.1 blocks per game
    Biggest Strength: Best rebounder in the draft. Above average defender.
    Biggest Weaknesses: Scoring ability is limited.
    NBA Comparison: Andrew Bogut

    4) Washington Sophomore Glenn McDaniel SF 6'7 217 lbs. 14.9 points, 5.1 rebounds per game
    Biggest Strength: Very athletic. High flyer that can score in traffic.
    Biggest Weakness: Needs to improve on ball defense.
    NBA Comparison: Thaddeus Young

    5) North Carolina Sophomore Cam Richardson PF 6'11 230 lbs. 14.7 points, 8.2 rebounds, 1.3 blocks per game
    Biggest Strength: Good scorer in the post and from from mid range.
    Biggest Weakness: Post defense is average at best
    NBA Comparison: Luis Scola

    Lottery Predictions (Best of the Rest)
    6) Stanford Sophomore James Porter SG 6'5 220 lbs. 16.9 points, 4.6 assists per game Biggest Strength: Best passer in the draft at his position. Good on ball defender. Biggest Weakness: Lacks superstar level speed
    NBA Comparison: Stephen Jackson

    7) Romania Florin Bacu SF 6'9 212 lbs. 18.9 points, 3.4 rebounds per game
    Biggest Strength: Excellent range. Above average offensive awareness.
    Biggest Weakness: All around poor defender
    NBA Comparison: Jason Kapono

    8) North Carolina State Senior Allen Roberts SG 6'6 219 lbs. 13.8 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.4 assists per game
    Biggest Strength: Very good athlete. One of the fastest SG in the draft. High flyer that can throw it down.
    Biggest Weakness: Limited shooting range. Poor passer.
    NBA Comparison: Ronnie Brewer

    9) Mexico Alejandro Cardona SG 6'4 215 lbs. 12.7 points, 2.6 rebounds per game
    Biggest Strength: Very good on ball defender. Hustler that plays 100 percent every play.
    Biggest Weakness: Often times looks lost on offense. Average scorer at best.
    NBA Comparison: Keith Bogans

    10) Michigan State Freshman Jonathan Blackwell Center 6'11 244 lbs. 14.9 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.1 blocks per game
    Biggest Strength: Can protect the paint. Above average inside scorer.
    Biggest Weakness: Needs to get stronger. Also, many other centers in the draft are faster and quicker.
    NBA Comparison: Joel Anthony

    11) Michigan State Freshman Will Galloway PG 6'5 203 lbs 14.2 points, 2.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists per game
    Biggest Strength: Great at getting in to the lane and finishing with authority.
    Biggest Weakness: Not a very good passer. Turnover prone.
    NBA Comparison: Nate Robinson

    12) Texas Tech Sophomore Juan Conway SG 6'9 194 lbs. 16.3 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists per game
    Biggest Strength: Best rebounder at the position. Superb combination of speed and quickness. One of the best dunkers coming out in several years. Could be a slam dunk champion in the future.
    Biggest Weakness: Not a very good ball handler. Was injury prone while at Texas Tech. Very weak (reminiscent of Shaun Livingston several years prior).
    NBA Comparison: Corey Brewer

    13) Indiana Freshman Hakeem Hodges PF 6'10 225 lbs. 10.2 points, 10.1 rebounds per game Biggest Strength: Very good rebounder. Probably the faster player at this position. Biggest Weakness: Terrible from 10+ feet. Only adequate blocker. Doesn't use his height and athletisism to his advantage like he should.
    NBA Comparison: Ed Davis

    14) UNC Charlotte Senior Roy Stokes PG 6'3 209 lbs. 19.8 points, 1.9 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.8 steals per game
    Biggest Strength: Can stroke it from deep with ease. Quick hands that will pick an opponent's pocket.
    Biggest Weakness: Not very consistent. Relatively slow compared to the other top point guards in the draft.
    NBA Comparison: Sasha Vujacic
    </tt>
    Last edited by CWSapp757; 11-27-2011, 04:44 PM.
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    • Ballah0lic
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      • Nov 2011
      • 11

      #137
      Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

      about to give these a try. sounds better them some of the real draft classes on 2kshare

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      • CWSapp757
        SimWorld Draft Class Guru
        • Aug 2008
        • 4651

        #138
        Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

        Cool, I hope you like ballaholic. I must warn you though, these are best suited for rosters that have potential lowered for many players. They are compatible with the default roster also, but I just think they work much better with lower potential across the board.
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        • CWSapp757
          SimWorld Draft Class Guru
          • Aug 2008
          • 4651

          #139
          Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

          Damn, I forgot to inform you guys that the class has been uploaded.

          File name- fictionaldraft8 version1.0
          GT: Nsuplaya84
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          • mvspree8
            Pro
            • Mar 2007
            • 580

            #140
            Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

            Thanks a lot for uploading these awesome draft classes, CWS!!!!!!!!!

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            • CWSapp757
              SimWorld Draft Class Guru
              • Aug 2008
              • 4651

              #141
              Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

              No problem spree. I would probably have about 20 classes done if it wasn't for these write ups lol. I can usually run through the actual draft classes in about 6 hours but lately its been taking me a few days to finish the write ups. They're so fun to do though and it really brings the fictional players to life.
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              • Painkiller1974
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                • Jan 2011
                • 510

                #142
                Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                It seems a very big, nice and accurate work ! Congratulation.
                I love just read this thread !
                One question: are these fictional draft classes only for xbox ?
                Thanks

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                • Painkiller1974
                  Pro
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 510

                  #143
                  Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                  Hallo... Anybody knows if is it for ps3 or xbox ?
                  Thanks

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                  • krong1170
                    Rookie
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 163

                    #144
                    Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                    they're xbox

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                    • Bandana P
                      Rookie
                      • Nov 2007
                      • 6

                      #145
                      Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                      can someone upload these to users w/o xbox live?

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                      • CWSapp757
                        SimWorld Draft Class Guru
                        • Aug 2008
                        • 4651

                        #146
                        Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                        I'm unsure of how to do it myself but I hope that someone will though Bandana.

                        Also, I will go ahead and upload another fictional class and post the write up for the class later this week.
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                        • Bubsi
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                          • Jul 2011
                          • 40

                          #147
                          Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                          Great news, due to these being great! Glad to hear more are on the way

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                          • Bandana P
                            Rookie
                            • Nov 2007
                            • 6

                            #148
                            Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                            Originally posted by CWSapp757
                            I'm unsure of how to do it myself but I hope that someone will though Bandana.

                            Also, I will go ahead and upload another fictional class and post the write up for the class later this week.
                            very simple CWSapp, if you have a USB I can show you. Or anyone else for that matter.. I'll be away from Xbox Live for a while and these seem so awesome.

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                            • CWSapp757
                              SimWorld Draft Class Guru
                              • Aug 2008
                              • 4651

                              #149
                              Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                              <TT>Fictional Class 9</TT>
                              <TT>Overall Grade C-</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>National Championship</TT>
                              <TT>Arizona - 93</TT>
                              <TT>North Carolina - 73</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Point Guards</TT>
                              <TT>Arizona's Michael Anthony is just one of the three Wildcats that you will more than likely hear called in the top five of this year's NBA draft. Anthony was the floor general of what was being referred to as the "New Fab Five". Although the most quiet player on the team, Anthony lead by example. "While a lot of us were at parties he was in the gym trying to get better" teammate Frederick Cross stated. "He's probably the most dedicated plater I have ever played with". Anthony's hard work and dedication showed on the court as he averaged 13.8 points, 8.6 assists and 4.0 rebounds. Anthony also had 11 assists on the way to an easy defeat of the Tar Heels in National Championship game. Even more interesting is the fact that Anthony is 6'7 230 lbs. "He's an absolute terror to guard" Oregon State point guard Andrew Stewart said. "He can play like a forward when he wants and pound it in the paint or he can drive past you. And he can thread the needle like a quarterback with his passes. How in the hell do you stop that". The NCAA didn't have an answer..... will the NBA. Expect Anthony to go in the top 3.</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Other Notable Point Guards:</TT>
                              <TT>Oregon State Sophomore Andrew Stewart 15.6 points, 5.8 assists, 1.4 steals per game</TT>
                              <TT>Arizona State Freshman Alan Byars 17.9 points, 2.9 assists per game, 1.6 steals per game</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Shooting Guard</TT>
                              <TT>Arizona Sophomore Frederick Cross is the second member of the "New Fab Five" to be mentioned and conincidentally the second to declare himself eligible for the draft after the Wildcats National Championship win against North Carolina. Cross was well known in the college ranks as not only one of the most skillful players but also as one of the most unpredictable. "Frederick runs on pure emotion" teammate Michael Anthony said with a small chuckle. "Sometimes that's a good thing and sometimes its not. But he's a great teammate period and in my opinion, the best player in the draft". After averaging 15.7 points, 2.9 assists, 3.4 rebounds and 1.7 steals on a stacked Wildcats team its hard to disagree with Anthony's assessment of Cross. However, some have a hard time over looking Cross' antics during his short stay at Arizona. During the conference tournament his freshman year, he launched the ball in to the stands after being called for two fouls 45 seconds in to the game. Cross has had to be seperated from opponents frequently in games during heated exchanges. When asked about if he had full control over his emotions, Cross simply said "I'm working on it". Even with all of that being said, Cross is predicted by many to go number one.</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Other Notable Shooting Guards </TT>
                              <TT>Duke Freshman Glenn Scott 16.3 points, 3.8 assists, 2.0 steals per game</TT>
                              <TT>Butler Junior Louis Haynes 20.7 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.6 assists per game</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Small Forward</TT>
                              <TT>North Carolina Sophomore Gabriel Snyder played in the National Championship game, was a second team All-American and was the defensive player of the year in the ACC last year. However, Gabriel Snyder ended the season as a disappointed individual. "I hate to lose, but to lose like we did in the championship game was demoralizing" Snyder said. "Everyone told me that this was the year for me to come out but I was very close to coming back just because I didn't want to go out like that. I still question my decision at times". Experts aren't questioning Snyder's decision however. Snyder only averaged 9.6 points but averaged 8.7 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 2.6 blocks. Many believe that with an improved offensive game, Snyder would be a guarantee top three pick and possibly number one. However, as it is now, Snyder is expected to go in the 5 - 10 range.</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Other notable Small Forwards:</TT>
                              <TT>Wisconsin Junior Roderick Rivers 18.2 points, 4.0 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT>New Mexico Senior Leonard Bledsoe 16.1 points, 5.5 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Power Forward</TT>
                              <TT>Louisville Freshman Diego Hayward started off the year great. He was playing above expectations and the team was 10 and 0. After their tenth victory however, Hayward told the team that he had a family emergency and had to temporarily leave the team. "I knew what the situation was but I didn't think anyone else needed to know" coach Rick Pitino said. "I told him to take as much time as he needed. I just think its a shame that his business got braodcasted the way it did. That's the media for you". Shortly after leaving the team, it was reported that Hayward left the team because his family was evicted from their home. When Hayward returned to the team, they were 12 and 5 and clearly struggling. Unfortunately, Hayward did not return at the same level that he left. After failing to making the NCAA tournament, Hayward announced that he would enter the draft and simply disappeared from the Louisville campus. Although Hayward had a rough season, he still finished with 13.9 points and 8.1 rebounds (significantly lower than the 19.0 and 10.8 rebounds he averaged before leaving the team). Some experts argue that Hayward is too much of a risk and that teams should not spend a high draft pick on him. Others say that in time, he will develop into an excellent NBA player. Only time will tell who is right.</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Other Notable Power Forwards:</TT>
                              <TT>Kansas State Senior Kevin Harper 9.2 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.4 blocks per game</TT>
                              <TT>Notre Dame Senior Henry Goodrich 15.3 points, 7.9 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Center</TT>
                              <TT>It's no surprise that the top player at this position is once again a Wildcat. Arizona freshman Jason Alexander (the lone freshman on the sophomore dominated starting lineup) was the third and final member of the Wildcat team to declare for the draft. Alexander is not your typical big man. First of all, Alexander is 7'3 333 pounds. If that doesn't make you look twice, Alexander's playing style will. Although Alexander is strong enough to bully other players down in the paint, he is most comfortable outside of the paint. The big man has a silky smooth jump shot and can not be left alone anywhere on the court. "He's over three hundred pounds and he had a better jump shot then anyone on our team" Arizona State point guard Alan Byars. "It's amazing and frustrating all at the same time". Averaging 15.9 points, 9.4 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game and scoring 32 points in the national championship game, Alexander cemented himself as a top 5 prospect. He should hear his name called very early.</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Other notable centers:</TT>
                              <TT>LSU Junior Noel Livingston 17.2 points, 9.0 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Top 5 Prospects:</TT>
                              <TT>1) Arizona Sophomore Frederick Cross SG 6'6 220 lbs 15.7 points, 2.9 assists, 3.4 rebounds and 1.7 steals</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Excellent speed and quickness. One of the best passer at the position. Great scorer in traffic.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Could improve defensive awareness</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Dwayne Wade</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>2) Arizona Sophomore Michael Anthony Point Guard 6'7 230 lbs. 13.8 points, 8.6 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Excellent size and power for point guard. Can overpower most players at the position. Doesn't turn the ball over often. Best passer in the draft.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Will have difficulty keeping up with quicker point guards.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Jason Kidd</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>3) Arizona Freshman Jason Alexander Center 7'3 333 lbs. 15.9 points, 9.4 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Best scorer at the position by far. Strongest player in the draft.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weaknesses: Has the tendency to drift outside the paint and take more difficult shots at times. More athletic centers will beat him down the court.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Yao Ming</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>4) Duke Freshman Glenn Scott SG 6'5 196 lbs. 16.3 points, 3.8 assists, 2.0 steals per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Extremely quick. One of the better passing 2 guards. Good on ball defender.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Needs to get stronger. Terrible rebounder</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Ben Gordon</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>5) Oregon State Sophomore Andrew Stewart PG 6'3 197 lbs. 15.6 points, 5.8 assists, 1.4 steals per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Can score in traffic. One of the top three passer in the draft.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Consistency is a problem. Mid range jumper is average at best.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Michael Conle</TT><TT>y</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>Lottery Predictions (Best of the Rest)</TT>
                              <TT>6) North Carolina Sophomore Gabriel Snyder SF 6'9 217 lbs. 9.6 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 2.6 blocks per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: All around excellent defender. Can guard almost any position Very good rebounder. One of the fastest players at the position.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Below average scorer. Will never be the "go to guy" offensively on any team.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Luc Richard Mbah A Moute</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>7) Butler Senior Louis Haynes SG 6'5 202 lbs. 20.7 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.6 assists per game </TT>
                              <TT></TT><TT>Biggest Strength: Excellent range. An inch of space is all he needs.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not a good defender. Looks lost on defense at times.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: J.J. Redick</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>8) North Carolina Senior Dedric Hampton PG 6'3 178 lbs. 12.6 points, 4.9 assists per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Lightning fast. Good passer. Protects the ball.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: One of the weakest players in the draft. Not a good long range shooter at all.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Eric Bledsoe</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>9) Arizona State Freshman Alan Byars PG 6'5 202 lbs. 17.9 points, 2.9 assists per game, 1.6 steals per game.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Good mid range jumper. Plays the passing lanes very well.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not very durable. Has been injured often in college and high school.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Kirk Hinrich</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>10) Louisville Freshman Diego Hayward PF 6'9 240 lbs. 13.9 points and 8.1 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Above average scorer in the paint but even better scorer outside of the paint.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not a consistent rebounder. Post defense leaves much to be desired.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Brian Cook</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>11) Michigan Senior Dimitris Spencer SG 6'6 184 lbs 13.2 points, 1.2 assists, 1.5 steals per game </TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Good on ball defender</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not a good passer.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Gerald Henderson</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>12) Wisconsin Junior Roderick Rivers SF 6'9 219 lbs. 18.2 points, 4.0 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Great shooter from all over the court.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not very quick. Below average rebounder.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Andres Nocioni</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>13) New Mexico Senior Leonard Bledsoe SF 6'7 234 lbs.16.1 points, 5.5 rebounds per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Can score inside but can also shoot the mid range jumper.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Not very athletic. Doesn't hustle. Appears lazy at times. Consistency can be an issue.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Dante Cunningham</TT>
                              <TT></TT>
                              <TT>14) Kansas State Senior Kevin Harper PF 6'9 230 lbs. 9.2 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.4 blocks per game</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Strength: Likes to protect the paint and pull down boards and he can do that very well.</TT>
                              <TT>Biggest Weakness: Unfortunately, those are the only two things that he does very well.</TT>
                              <TT>NBA Comparison: Kenneth Faried</TT>

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                              • CWSapp757
                                SimWorld Draft Class Guru
                                • Aug 2008
                                • 4651

                                #150
                                Re: Fictional Draft Classes for your Association (Storylines/Scouting Reports Inside)

                                Here is the write up for Fictional Draft Class 9. The actual file will be up tomorrow night. Hope you guys enjoy.
                                SimWorld NBA 2K19 Fictional Draft Classes
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