I never even thought about this when I recruited him, but he's now conf poy, and national poy. The team went23-8 but got beat in the second round of nt.

His stats are

James Price ath 82, spd 98 def 93, per 95, bp 74, pas 79

Senior year: 27.7 minutes, 49.0 fg, 45.9 3pfg, 2.0 reb, 2.5 ast, 15.1 pts.

I thought his senior stats/ratings are pretty average, and I was totally shocked he was npoy. However, players who win the npoy usually get drafted somewhere right?

Sticking to the draft is based on ratings idea, this gives him a very low chance...yes?

Not sure about him getting drafted but. . wow was he a rancid Free THrow shooter!

yeh, no idea how a c range ft shooter can drop off from 73-39 percent from soph to senior year

Quote: Originally Posted By nbstowman on 6/02/2010
Sticking to the draft is based on ratings idea, this gives him a very low chance...yes?

Early entries weigh ratings very heavily. The draft at large of course weighs ratings, but scoring counts for more than it does with early entries. My guy is that he'll be drafted, but you never know.

So I took a look at past poy and where they go in the draft...

In this world the last poy was a jr, stayed in school and only made 2nd national team his sr year. Before that, the 3 poy, 2 sr and a jr, went 1st,3rd and 1st overall in the draft. Based on that, I assume Price gets drafted somewhere in r1.

Next up is, if he goes top 5, can I expect a prestige bump from B- up to B? What exactly is the prestige bump from a drafted player?

Well, Price went number one overall for me. No prestige bump tho. Anyone have any info on how draft picks affects prestige, if at all?