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presumably the drop is a %, so you're more likely to see a down pop on a high skill.

Round 1 - Visionaries
Round 2 - King Drive Ballers
Round 3 - N/A
Round 4 - Burlington Mountain Goats
Round 5 - Bullish Mentality
Round 6 - (Tie) Quakers, Bullish
Round 7 - Visionaries
Round 8 - Quakers
Round 9 - (Tie) Silverbacks, Bruins

13 D2 teams remain. Assuming the favorites all win, this is the potential break down of teams for the round of 16.

7 NBBA, 7 D2, 2 D3.

Much to the chagrin of D2 representatives, we've reached the point in the cup where D2 is now a favorable draw. So it is still possible for all of the remaining NBBA teams to get lucky and avoid crappy draws with each other. Or we could almost all get screwed and only one of us gets a nice draw.

this was the case for my guards but I bought the following 37 year old center at the beginning of last season and he hasn't dropped in inside shot yet, while dropping in a bunch of other skills: (http://i.imgur.com/SDp38.png)

Eh, fuck Goodell. Dude will have to deal with one pissed off manager if I lose the Cup game on Thursday. Already cost me 2 games, don't want to make it 3 in a row.

Last edited by SlamJamKing23 at 10/16/2012 9:29:13 PM

Liberty and Power put more into this game than King Drive Ballers

did not expect that ahead of a tough cup game against a free swinging CT'er like Bruins. was sweating it out the whole game too.

You're kidding right? So should I expect a CT then? For a team that had an edge for overall HCA in the playoffs and a good shot at promotion, I wouldn't have thought you'd risk it just to get an extra 70k in Cup money.

He might have thought you'd save a guy or two for the cup and he could have stolen the away game. He's definitely on my watch list after pushing me to OT. If he manages to win this Cup game, he's a threat for the whole thing.

Haha, no. I'm not retarded (or Knicktardeder?) enough to CT. Especially in a Cup game, that's a waste of enthusiasm. I can't remember the last time I CT'd someone, I just personally think it's a dumbass move. I get it though though man, you're probably thinking, "who the hell is this inferior douchebag thinking he can beat me". I'm not expecting to win this upcoming game against you, especially considering you're home, but I'm enough of a narcissistic douchebag to believe I'll be fine come playoffs.

Anyways, the reasoning behind why I do want to win this game though is that this is a crucial week for me. Not only did I just have a home game but I have another one Saturday - and since I get 320k per home game, I'll be netting 640k this week. Hopefully some idiot buys my 8k guard for the TL price of 375k. Lastly, this would be the farthest I'd care for going in the Cup because that extra 70k would just be extra free cash to use on what my intentions are to do Sunday... expand the shit out of my arena so I can sustain a more expensive roster, get more cash flow, and help get my seating closer to the average NBBA teams arena size.

Last edited by SlamJamKing23 at 10/17/2012 10:17:43 AM

He might have thought you'd save a guy or two for the cup and he could have stolen the away game.

Could have, but any scouting would have seen im in a tight race to avoid relegation and have a dIII team at home in the cup.

If he manages to win this Cup game, he's a threat for the whole thing.

For sure, the reason I threw the best team i could field (with some training considerations) at home was i expected it to be close on equal effort. His ID and REB were so effective i thought he was pulling off a successful 2-3.