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225281.172 in reply to 225281.171
Date: 11/19/2012 7:50:16 PM
Kitakyushu
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Another great win for Nippon U-21....against a side that started 21 yr olds.(I only had 3 21's on the roster of 12 and none started).
Who to give the game ball to was very easy......Mister Nakata...22 pts and 9 rebounds.....he is one pop away from being triple tremendous in his big boy skills at only 19 yrs old..WOW!!
And then there is Okanaya.....16 points and 16 rebounds....and people say his owner is a farm..I don't think so..logs in every day and sends me training reports...

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225281.173 in reply to 225281.172
Date: 11/21/2012 3:36:47 AM
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A great win excellent coaching. Jirou Nakata is amazing but with his potential he will cap at age 20, maybe you should ask his manager if he can give him some other training besides just the primaries. Okanaya is also looking great. I think we will have a very strong inside game next season, keep up the great work.

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225281.174 in reply to 225281.173
Date: 11/21/2012 3:53:57 AM
Kitakyushu
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Already been mailed....He has some wiggle room downstairs so I have told him to do 1 on 1 F's(nakata has low driving and handles) and a half season of OD.....but the kid is a beast for sure and I have seen a Per. Allstar with Wondrous IS,REB with Marvelous ID.....so he has room..

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225281.175 in reply to 225281.174
Date: 11/21/2012 4:15:03 AM
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Because I have trained low potential players I have read this a lot & I'm fairly sure that there are sublevels of potential like everything else. So a lucky all star is basically the same as an unlucky perennial allstar & you can train after capping but it is very slow but if young you can still get 2-3 pops per season. We don't and wont ever know his levels so best to be safe.

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225281.177 in reply to 225281.163
Date: 11/24/2012 9:29:50 AM
Kitakyushu
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Had an OK training update....it is hard to believe managers with U-21 players and a limited time to train at this speed would train stamina.....oh well...

                U6	L4    OD/ID	Position
 #1. Shidehara	62	20	23	PG/SG only
 #2. Murata	51	32	18	PG/SG/SF
 #3. Matsuyama	51	27	24	PG/SG/SF
 #4. Okanaya	38	38	15	PF/C
 #5. Haga	45	25	18	SG/SF
 #6. Kumatani	44	25	17	SF
 #7. Nishimura	27	38	15	PF/C
 #8. Nakata	22	43	14	C
 #9. Jialian	49	20	18	SG/SF
#10. Kuwabara	51	13	14	SG
#11. Kido	53	15	16	SG
#12. Funabashi	27	26	9	C

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225281.178 in reply to 225281.177
Date: 11/25/2012 7:32:26 AM
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Matsuyama & Shidehara. Have we ever had 2 such great defenders before? I am much excited about the U21 team for the next season, this could be our best 1 ever!

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225281.180 in reply to 225281.179
Date: 11/26/2012 7:38:42 AM
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Excellent post & I totally agree except about the SB training, that is a hard 1 to set, it always seems like IS or ID is more important.

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225281.181 in reply to 225281.180
Date: 11/26/2012 7:44:50 AM
Kitakyushu
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Well.....tonight we said goodbye to Ekiguchi....Stunners beast. Thank you for your time good sir...
Another good win even though we only has 2 Enth. (due to scouting)...
Now it is time for the W.C

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