Robert Sohn has improved over 100 so far this year.  Any ideas what kind of improvement I can expect over his next 3 years?  I know it won't be as substantial but has anybody seen this much improvement in a freshman before?

and yes...I have succeeded in making him ineligible for the rest of the year as well.

No way to know -- purely depends on his potential. He's improved so quickly because he has a high we and has played heavy minutes (coupled with good potential, of course). His max in a category is his max -- he will just reach that max more quickly than most.

Wesley Sais (www.whatifsports.com/hd/PlayerProfile/Ratings.aspx) gained about 120-130 points over his freshmen year. Not sure of the exact growth because he wasn't my player and we've already moved to the next season. But, groomsie could probably tell you.

I only know about his crazy improvement because he was a player I wanted, but missed out on in recruiting. Needless to say, I was jealous watching his obscene growth over the course of the season.

As others have mentioned it all depends on what his potential caps are, but your improvement almost certainly won't be linear from year to year.

Walter Claude ( http://whatifsports.com/hd/PlayerProfile/Ratings.aspx?tid=0&pid=1783214 ) has been my best and most improved player.  He came in to D2 rated at 482, and is currently up over 700 with a few games left in the regular season of his sophomore campaign.  He also improved about 120 points his first season

He's starting to slow down (will still probably get to 100 in his sophomore season)  a bit but still has at least 1 high high (in LP) that i haven't even begun to put minutes into so i'm thinking he'll be good to approach 800 before it's all said and done

Posted by mloerop1 on 4/25/2011 7:44:00 PM (view original):
Robert Sohn has improved over 100 so far this year.  Any ideas what kind of improvement I can expect over his next 3 years?  I know it won't be as substantial but has anybody seen this much improvement in a freshman before?

Unless someone has a crystal ball, no one will be able to anwser that for you. If anyone wants the answer ...do the work yourself.

I track my players' improvements diaily and break the season down into QTRs. I can tell bythe QTRs if a player's growth is slowing down and based on that can tell at what point he has gone from high to average to low potential.

I will check his SV to see what he will max out at I figure.  I should start tracking improvement by quarters...good advice mully!