Brilliant answer.

What does your question even mean? If daalter wants you to go away you must be really annoying...

It actually does happen in real life. Do you think every player is really working out during the offseason? Most guys take a few weeks to get back to where they were at when the previous season ended.

Quote: Originally posted by isack24 on 10/07/2009That's fine, but it doesn't make any sense.  I doubt most top-level guards lose a step in the off season while they are working out, especially if they have a decent WE.

THe comment about 'no top guard gets worse in the offseason'. Real life, you hear people talking about top players 'not yet being in midseason form' all the time.

Meant to quote it the first time, apparently the quote didn't take.

Quote: Originally posted by kmasonbx on 10/11/2009It actually does happen in real life. Do you think every player is really working out during the offseason? Most guys take a few weeks to get back to where they were at when the previous season ended.

To every single player on every single team? Yeah not buying it. There is never the kid that gets better in the offseason anymore. Maybe after their FR year, otherwise it's not going to happen.

Only a small percentage of kids come back to college worse then they were last season. Almost everyone lifts weights and trains the whole offseason. Plus before the season starts the players have to workout and play pickup games anyway, so unless your injured its hard not to be ready by the time the season starts.

Agreed. I know there are cases where a player here or there are lazy and not ready. But to say it's realistic in HD is not accurate at all.

Who says no player improves anymore? Every player on my Bryant team improved in at least a couple of important categories except for one guy, who happened to have the lowest WE on the team. Pretty much the only area guys have big dropoffs are Stamina. Everything else might slip 1 point, I've never had a guy lose any more than 1 point in any rating besides stamina.