A S R D B L P B P S D FT
A 39 21 87 50 65 53 45 19 28 91 76 C+
B 63 57 68 27 60 46 39 26 25 78 72 C
C 42 34 80 46 52 53 27 25 21 100 89 B-


Who do you start? Assume they're all capped out.

(And "none of the above" isn't really an option, smart alecks. I'm just wondering who y'all think is best.)

A

what off/def?

Where's WE and OVR?

A-C-B in that order

Quote: Originally Posted By colonels19 on 6/13/2010
Where's WE and OVR?

A-C-B in that order

He didnt' include them because they don't matter for this exercise. It would be good to know iq's though.

Count IQs for all three as A-range. Off/Def is motion/zone, maybe motion/zone-press.

In zone I'd probably put C first.

A, B, C

I think B would be terrific on offense and a good rebounder. Defense, not so good.

B-A-C for SF and PF

I'd start C as my big, and B as my SF. A is no thanks. B would start at PF over any if this isn't div II, but if it is then I'll take C.

Cornfused, at which position?

On a separate note, for a point guard, would you rather have:
(Fastbreak ofense, both have a range IQ's. )

54 speed, 45 ath and 73 passing
or
79 speed, 23 ATH and 54 passing.

(Hodder and Baily, if anyone is looking at my team)

WOudl the twenty odd points of passing be worth more or less to a point guard than the twenty odd points of speed, or the other way around?

Quote: Originally posted by courtmagic on 6/13/2010Cornfused, at which position?

It's DIII, and this would be PF or C. He doesn't need to play on the perimeter.

And furry, it's one or the other - I was looking at three recruits, those are projected senior-year ratings.

I ended up signing player C and banking $500 of carryover instead of trying to battle (likely winnable but still not wise) other teams for A or B.

WE 35:
Athleticism 32 Average Perimeter 17 Average
Speed 24 Average Ball Handling 20 Low
Rebounding 55 High Passing 16 Low
Defense 36 Average Stamina 79 High
Shot Blocking 42 Average Durability 49 Average
Low-post 43 Average FT Shooting High