ATH: 1
SPD: 1
REB: 1
DEF: 1
SB: 1
LP: 1
PER: 1
BH: 1
Pass: 1
Sta: 1
WE: 1
Dur: 1

Assuming the worst player to ever play in college has a 1 rating, i would probably have went negative on some of these, but as HD doesn't allow it, I settled for 1.

I played 2 years in junior high and averaged 1 point.....per YEAR.  Every Christmas, for the past 43 years, my mom pulls out my team picture.  She's still mad that the coach couldn't recognize my talent.   She says my ratings would be 90+ in every category.

well good thing your only paid to coach-billyg ;)

ATH: 50
SPD: 40
REB: 75
DEF: 85
SB: 80
LP: 40
PER: 30
BH: 30
Pass: 70
Sta: 80
WE: 60
Dur: 50

ATH: 60
SPD: 20
REB: 70
DEF: 60
LP: 70
PER: 40
BH: 20
PAS: 80
STA: 5 (LOL - Age)
DUR: 5 (See STA)
FT: A
Def IQ: A+
Off IQ: A+

Posted by tianyi7886 on 12/21/2010 4:54:00 AM (view original):
Ath: 35
Spd: 25
Reb: 40
Def: 60
SB: 5
LP: 35
Per: 15
BH:5
Passing: 30
WE: 80
Stamina: 90
Durability: 40
FT Shooting: A

I have really weird skill sets, since I played PF during high school and then transitioned into a SG with no jumpshot, but I did play some solid defense. Weird thing is, I am really bad at shooting beyond the arc or just within it, but am really good at FT. Can drain 10-20 in a row during practice, no problem. I also have little dribbling skill since I played big but can pass pretty well if I see a guy making a cut. 

This could be the best thread idea ever.

Athleticism 35
Speed 38
Rebounding 20
Defense 86
Shot Blocking 20
Low Post 30
Perimeter 60
Ball Handling 55
Passing 85
Work Ethic 50
Stamina 25
Durability 65
FT Shooting B-

Athleticism 90
Speed 100
Rebounding 80
Defense 75
Shot Blocking 80
Low Post 70
Perimeter 65
Ball Handling 30
Passing 80
Work Ethic 80
Stamina 95
Durability 60
FT Shooting B

I played guard with no handles what so ever!  I was so fast i can get pass anybody plus I had a decent 15ft jump shot!  

ATH - 88
SP   - 73
REB - 33
DEF  - 7
BLK  - 11
LP    -  62
PE   -   91
BH   -   81
Pass -  1  (I got mine!!)
WE  -   420
STA  -  14
Dur    -  99
FT      -  A+

Yep, this is fo real.  I saw my coach down in Austin this past March (the high school state championships) and he told me I was the best spot shooter he coached.  He might have emblished a little, but I had dat jumpa......oh, and our high school team (class of 96) had a ton of talent, we just played for ourselves......

Posted by oabs2 on 12/21/2010 11:47:00 PM (view original):
Athleticism 90
Speed 100
Rebounding 80
Defense 75
Shot Blocking 80
Low Post 70
Perimeter 65
Ball Handling 30
Passing 80
Work Ethic 80
Stamina 95
Durability 60
FT Shooting B

I played guard with no handles what so ever!  I was so fast i can get pass anybody plus I had a decent 15ft jump shot!  

900+, huh?

So you were a high-end D1 guard?

I'll go with my peak.  No one cares how totally out of shape I am at 27.

ATH - 75
SP   - 60
REB - 35
DEF  - 45
BLK  - 40
LP    -  50
PE   -   40
BH   -   25
Pass -  50
WE  -   25
STA  -  70
Dur    -  85
FT      -  B+

I was a pretty solid athlete without a ton of actual skill.  I like to think I'm one of only a handful of 5'10" Jews who could throw it down pretty hard.

ATH - 25
SP   - 10
REB - 40
DEF  - 40
BLK  - 20
LP    -  70
PE   -   20
BH   -   25
Pass -  40
WE  -   50
STA  -  30
Dur    -  90
FT      -  C
I was a decent HS inside scorer (6-4) with no athletic ability or speed. Was not much of a rebounder either with no ability to jump. Only real skill was plowing inside to score.

It's interesting to hear how people learn the game.  I was 6'2" in the 8th grade.  I never learned how to dribble or shoot outside shots.  I learned how to box out, rebound, post up, pass out of the block, and shoot FTs because I was fouled so much.  By the time I was in the 10th grade I was still 6'2" but now playing PF or C against guys 6" taller than me.  I became great at the up-and-under, the hook and jump hook shots, shot fakes, shooting with either hand from under the basket, tipping, and could knock down any shot within 10'.  I had to compensate against bigger guys and learn to use my body to make them shoot the ball from 6' away instead of 3'.

In college, playing pickup games and intermural I found out I had a nice outside shot and could nail 3's.  I was never allowed to do that before.  LOL  I had to teach myself to dribble and was good enough for pickup games but I always regreted that a coach never taught me ALL the basketball skills.  Teaching youth basketball for over 25 years since, I make sure no matter how big or small you are, you need to learn all the basics.  I became a student of the game.  At soon to be 54 and after several injuries, shoulder segury, and an extra 40 pounds from sitting behind a desk, I'm not the player I was.  I've got the moves, just no more speed, stamina, or durability and I have a 6" vertical leap now.  But boy if I knew then what I know now!!!  That is why I coach, or should I say that is why I teach. 

Posted by Weena on 12/22/2010 2:00:00 AM (view original):
moderators have removed this post due to excessive exaggeration of facts, gross misrepresentation of reality, expression of content beyond rational belief, and just a whole lot of you'vegottobekiddingness.

lol