Operation Sports Forums - NBA Live Player ratings spreadsheet from 2006 to 2010

Does anyone know where I can get a spreadsheet of the ratings for NBA Live Players over the past 4-5 years?

Now this isn't something for Live 10 but instead it's for NCAA Basketball 10...

I've kinda taken a break from basketball rosters the past few years. But now I have a great idea for a roster file that uses NBA Live player ratings to create players in NCAA Basketball 10

This is gonna be one sick roster file.......and because NBA Live doesn't allow me to create Classic Teams....my next best option instead is NCAA Basketball 10 which allows me to create 50+ full squads with no CAP Restrictions

These are called Alumni rosters in which players are re-created and put back in the college program in which they played....

For example UCONN.....read this article and you'll see lots of these players have been in NBA Live. I'll take the ratings from NBA Live create these players in NCAA 10 and Presto you have what i call a UCONN ALUMNI TEAM that can be used in Dynasty Mode for NCAA basketball 10

The All-Time UConn Team
(based on NBA performance)

Starting Lineup:

•C: Emeka Okafor - He's been a forward but I couldn't seriously consider Travis Knight.
•PF: Cliff Robinson - In his 17th year in the NBA.
•SF: Donyell Marshall - In his 12th year and trying to help Lebron to a title.
•SG: Ray Allen - 10-year veteran averaging more the 20 points per game for his career.
•PG: Ben Gordon - Using at point guard to bolster the starting lineup.
Bench:

•C: Jake Voskuhl - Edged out Travis Knight and Chuck Aleksinas.
•F: Caron Butler - Averaging nearly 17 points a game in his 4th NBA season.
•F: Charlie Villaneuva - Averaging nearly 12 points and 5 rebounds a game as a rookie.
•F: Toby Kimball - Averaged a double/double in 1969 with San Diego.
•G: Scott Burrell - Played with the Bulls' championship team of 1998.
•G: Richard Hamilton - Averaging 22 points a game for NBA's best team.
•G: Kevin Ollie - Has played for 10 different teams in his 9 NBA seasons. Beats out Tate George, Chris Smith, Khalid El-Amin and Jimmy Foster for the last roster spot.
Note: The entry of Rudy Gay, Marcus Williams, Josh Boone and Hilton Armstrong into the NBA could put a number of roster spots at risk as soon as next year.

This without question is a very time consuming thing but the end results for those who are familiar with my football rosters will tell you is outstanding if you enjoy old school players like Jordan, Bird, Magic and Barkley.......

The only thing is they won't be in the NBA they'll be in college again...............:bump: