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190220.3 in reply to 190220.1
Date: 7/22/2011 6:23:57 AM
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I'd suggest joining up at the USA program offsite forums, here:
http://s3.zetaboards.com/BuzzerBeater_USA_NT/index/

Then send jfarb a BB-Mail with the email you registered with. He can then activate your account.

There's some good discussion on player development and training there, wih teams doing training diaries. And it's not just upper division teams and NT or U21 prospect training. Plenty of D.V and D.IV people are there, and there's good advice for everyone.

Hope to see you there Ohiobuck!

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190220.4 in reply to 190220.2
Date: 7/22/2011 8:34:27 AM
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I would like for them to be my teams superstars in DIV and DIII when I get there. I will look around and see what I want.

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190220.5 in reply to 190220.4
Date: 7/22/2011 8:09:25 PM
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It's unlikely that Jeff Thomas will ever be a star at the Division III level, with Starter potential. Which is not to saythat you can't turn him into a solid player (easier to say if you would post their skill levels), just that he's likely to max out before you can get him to a dominant skill range. You might be able to make him into a solid starter or good bakup, though. Your other guy has a better chance of reaching the levels you're looking for, but again, it depends on where he's starting out.

Some general advice I can give: Work on their Outside Defense early. You'll want it at or around Sensational while you're in IV, probably more like Tremendous-Marvelous in III. Jump range you probably want to have between Strong-Prominent in IV, Prominent-Tremendous in III. Jump Shot should be in the same ranges as OD, maybe a pop behind. Passing is very helpful and should probably be Strong+. Driving/Handling you'll want to have somewhere between Strong-Prolific in IV, Prominent-Wondrous in III.

This build would almost certainly perform very strongly for you, but I have no idea how acheivable it is for you. If you're starting way behind I'd say don't skimp on OD, Passing or Driving. You can get by with a bit less JS/JR and create a defensive stopper who will be great for your team.

Since Jeff Thomas will probably cap before you can really hit all of those benchmarks, I'd suggest getting his OD and Passing up if you can.

Single-position train whenever possible. Try to get an Advanced or better trainer with a manageable salary.

Anything more specific requires more information.

From: Orko27

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190220.6 in reply to 190220.5
Date: 7/22/2011 8:14:35 PM
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Also, keep in mind that these are guidelines for a generic player who is likely to be a prominent presence in those leagues, but your situation may demand that they specialize in some areas to maintain roster balance. You might end up with a guy who specializes more in Driving than JS or something like that.

Build the players you want to play with.

Hopefully some other people will pop up with some advice that I left out, or be able to expand on some alternatives to what I've said!