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I am a bit pissed off....the dude from Korea excepted my challenge and then gives a walkover...WAD!!!

Very annoying but obviously not your fault.

Wolph I think no matter what rubbish I draft I will train 1 of my own draft picks it is just the most fun. Obviously an 18 year old with a $7,000 starting salary and hall of fame potential would be nice.

Last edited by Lord Toranaga at 11/1/2012 2:11:18 AM

I think any player with a $7,000 starting salary will have good TSP unless they are a C with all atrocious outside skills.

Your example is bad because it is a SF & the formula for SF salary is broken but it is certainly true for big men.

Look at these 2 Cs...

1/5/5/5/5/5/6/6/6/6

kills a

1/1/1/1/1/1/7/7/7/7

but the 2nd guy will have a higher salery.

But for guards I haven't seen it, if their secondary skills are higher they become SFs or PFs mostly.

Another great training update.......We got some great pops....
I love defence pops...and we had a bunch
OD- two pops...
ID- two pops(both U-20)
Pass-3 pops...I love passing pops
Hand/Dr- 4 pops..
JS/JR- 2 pops
REB- only 1 REB pop..
IS-0

Great work the team for next season looks amazing.

Here is my new ranking list for the U-21...(which is 18,19,20 yr olds)
I will break down the TSP..the first # is the upper 6 skills and the second # is the bottom 4 and the 3rd # is OD/ID...(no stmina or FTs)
..........................Upper 6....... .......Lower 4....... .........OD/ID
#1.Shidehara..........61..........................19........................23......PG/SG only
#2 Murata...............50..........................32........................18......PG/SG/SF
#3.Matsuyama........50..........................27........................24......PG/SG/SF
#4.Okanaya............38..........................37........................15.........PF/C
#5.Haga..................45..........................23........................17........SG/SF
#6.Nishimura...........27..........................37........................15.........PF/C
#7.Nakata...............22..........................43........................14...........C
#8.Kumatani............44..........................23........................16...........SF
#9.Jialian.................47..........................20........................17...........SG/SF
#10.Kuwabara.........51..........................13........................14...........SG
#11.Kido..................53...........................15........................16...........SG
#12.Funabashi........26...........................26.........................9.............C

The # before he players name is the actual rank from best to worst.
Ranking is at the training update for Nov.2nd.

Good job, however I prefer more readable tables:

        	U6	L4	OD/ID	Position
 #1. Shidehara	61	19	23	PG/SG only
 #2. Murata	50	32	18	PG/SG/SF
 #3. Matsuyama	50	27	24	PG/SG/SF
 #4. Okanaya	38	37	15	PF/C
 #5. Haga	45	23	17	SG/SF
 #6. Nishimura	27	37	15	PF/C
 #7. Nakata	22	43	14	C
 #8. Kumatani	44	23	16	SF
 #9. Jialian	47	20	17	SG/SF
#10. Kuwabara	51	13	14	SG
#11. Kido	53	15	16	SG
#12. Funabashi	26	26	9	C