I'm new to D I and it seems like i will get an at large bid to the NT, rpi is 35 going into the CT. What is the main criteria for players to leave for the Nba?

Can I expect any of my players to leave?

The further you go in the NT, the likelier it is that your player(s) will leave early.

Luck or lack thereof.

Allright thanks. My team isnt that good so i will most likely lose in the first round.

In addition to what homrbush said, that SG is the only it looks like that would have a shot of going, and I doubt he will go, as his BH is not great for a SG. Similar to my SG last year, who is not very solid in passing, but solid elsewhere. One semi-weakness core seems to be a good way to keep guys from going early too.

The biggest criteria is ratings. The 2nd biggest is postseason success (which is totally ridiculous, but that's another thread entirely), and scoring average also plays a smaller role.

There is a chance Byers could leave, although as was already pointed out, his bh is low, and his def and ath aren't elite. But stranger things have happened, especially if you win a NT game or two.

I'm playing you next season Bucks -- I hope Byers goes pro!

Quote: Originally Posted By dnicholas on 10/01/2009I'm playing you next season Bucks -- I hope Byers goes pro

Then I'm going to sit him the rest of the year just so he can play you.

its a crapshoot - take the example of FSU's Troy Dolphin - I'm hoping he stays for senior year -

helpful factors - we went to the PIT rather than NT, he isnt a great shooter, his defense of 92 isnt at the super 95+ level, not an all american

bad factors - we went to the 3rd round of the PIT, there are not that many guys with 96/100 in ATH/SPD, he scored a lot and he was first team ACC

heck if I know - but remember kid, you promised your mom that you get that degree - I was there in the living room eating meatloaf.....

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Troy Dolphin	Jr.	PG	96	100	20	92	16	2	63	99	100	86	100	81	C+	855