Where will he be in 4 years? Topic

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Potential
Current
Rating
PotentialCurrent
Rating
Potential
Athleticism52HighPerimeter71High
Speed49HighBall Handling80Average
Rebounding11LowPassing68High
Defense11LowStamina68High
Shot Blocking1AverageDurability59Average
Low-post17LowFT ShootingLow
4/3/2010 12:15 PM
Just for the record, his WE is a grand total of "6" which is important information. This is a D-2 team at Grand Canyon.

I promised 6 starts to 5 guys and trying to make a decision on which one to get rid of after the season.
4/3/2010 12:16 PM
He wont be going much of anywhere. Could be a pretty solid player, although kinda slow, but the 6 WE means he will probably never reach his potential. I would except less than 20 points of improvement per year depending on playing time.
4/3/2010 12:22 PM
Probably taking orders at the drive thru at your local McDonald's........Sorry couldn't resist.
4/3/2010 12:41 PM
witht hat work ethic he wont gain much if any. So I vote for the exact same + or - 7 .
4/3/2010 12:44 PM
I recruited a guy at my new div 2 school in smith with a 7 work ethic and some good potential the team was crap so he will start probably all 4 years. I haven't recruited anyone with a WE that low since potential came out so i'm eager to see where he ends up.
4/3/2010 12:50 PM
I haven't recruited anybody with such a low WE ever but I have recruited guys with mid teen WE and they do improve. But there seems to be a big difference the lower the WE is. I don't know the difference between a 1 WE and a 6 WE, but 1 WE guys just don't improve, so I'd imagine a 6 WE guy will only improve 8-10 in his areas at best, maybe only 4-7. However he could be a serviceable backup SG because of his passing, per and bh. But I wouldn't expect much from him.
4/3/2010 2:01 PM
Quote: Originally posted by blackdog3377 on 4/03/2010He wont be going much of anywhere. Could be a pretty solid player, although kinda slow, but the 6 WE means he will probably never reach his potential. I would except less than 20 points of improvement per year depending on playing time.

The 15 WE guy I had from last season has worked out well. I figured maybe if he got some starts and minutes, he could get his WE up to 10+ .
4/3/2010 6:04 PM
Keep in mind potential will be even slower likely before he is at the end of his SO season. I don't think he'll ever be much more then a pretty average back up.
4/3/2010 6:07 PM
Quote: Originally posted by cyric612 on 4/03/2010I recruited a guy at my new div 2 school in smith with a 7 work ethic and some good potential the team was crap so he will start probably all 4 years.  I haven't recruited anyone with a WE that low since potential came out so i'm eager to see where he ends up. 

He had 48/58 Ath/Spd with high potential as a power foward, that was the most appealing thing about him with decent rebounding and low post skills. I think most power forward would struggle to get to 48/58 even after 4 seasons of playing. Was thinking maybe he could get to 55/65.
4/3/2010 6:07 PM
Quote: Originally posted by furry_nipps on 4/03/2010Keep in mind potential will be even slower likely before he is at the end of his SO season. I don't think he'll ever be much more then a pretty average back up.

I'm going to bring him off the bench this season. He'll walk next before season and then I can pick up a better low post player. So I broke my promise, what's going to happen, his WE goes down to negative 44?lol Can't go much further down from 6.
4/3/2010 6:09 PM
Quote: Originally posted by kmasonbx on 4/03/2010I haven't recruited anybody with such a low WE ever but I have recruited guys with mid teen WE and they do improve. But there seems to be a big difference the lower the WE is. I don't know the difference between a 1 WE and a 6 WE, but 1 WE guys just don't improve, so I'd imagine a 6 WE guy will only improve 8-10 in his areas at best, maybe only 4-7. However he could be a serviceable backup SG because of his passing, per and bh. But I wouldn't expect much from him.

Basically that was my question, how much would a guy that has a WE of 6 improve. One guy was leaving at the end of the year anyways, so no harm no foul
4/3/2010 6:18 PM
Quote: Originally posted by brianp87 on 4/03/2010witht hat work ethic he wont gain much if any.  So I vote for the exact same + or - 7 .
There is a huge difference between a 1 WE guy and a 7 WE guy.

If you are serious about this kid you want to start him now and help get his WE up a few points this year and the following years and he could turn into a solid player.
4/3/2010 7:08 PM
I'm sorry everyone, I guess I posted the incorrect player.



John Jackson
4/3/2010 7:34 PM
Wiz..... Don't be suprised if you catch a bunch of **** from Matt since the dudes a 450 recruit :) I'd welcome the dude at USCLA! I'm a big speed so I'm really not a fan of the first guy you posted with his bad *** potential.

I like Jackson though. I was going to go after him until I saw Grand Canyon on the side. Other than that, I like my big guys to pass well and have big LP number with speed in the + 50 range. I run the triangle and the press so speed is a big thing for me. I don't know how it is going to play into the Flex and the 24 for DEF doesn't seem to be all that strong for a Man to Man player especially if you match him up against one of my Sr's this year.

Now I am saying to much and my AD is going to Sim-rip into me know so I'll leave you with that. Look forward to the matchups this year wiz!
4/3/2010 8:34 PM
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