My sophomore SG put up 28.3 points a game on a team that won over 20 games, qualified for the PT (2 bad losses to SIM AI teams from the NT) and he didn't get POY, which I can live with, but to leave him off of the AA team...?

My freshman SG put up almost 14 ppg and didn't get the nod for the Freshman of the Year.

I know it is not all about stats, but both of those guys put up some pretty gaudy numbers.

OK - done venting - I can have a great day now!!!!

BTW - this is for my ALR team.

He did take 23 shots a game. He had 33 rebounds all season, 2 of them were offensive. He turned the ball over 112 times.

I think you pretty much have to make the NT to get your players on the AA team.

Quote: Originally Posted By _hannibal_ on 2/22/2010I think you pretty much have to make the NT to get your players on the AA team

Yeah, either that or score like 40 ppg.

Those are pretty impressive stats, especially for a guard who played the entire season in leg irons

He shot 37% from 3. You have another guy on your team that shot 46% from 3 and averaged about 12 PPG. So he probably wasn't even the MVP of your team, hate to say.

The more stunning thing is that none of the human coaches bothered to just DT his SG's, especially with their BH and PA deficiencies

I had an SF in D-II Crum last season who just graduated and never made first team All Conf. despite being the best team's leading scorer and best player all four years (wasn't even FOY, avg. 14 ppg, 6 more than the guy who was). But after being 2nd team All-Conf his sr. year, was named 1st team All-Am. Go figure.

When is the last time you saw an AA or a POY who was not in the NT in real life?

Also, your player is a Sophomore which could weight against him. In the end if you don't make the NT I don't think you can expect any national awards at all.

Player of the year should be able to single handed carry a team to the NT if they have no one around them, thats my thoughts at least.