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No offense IV but being my fourth season in IV.48 I'm hoping to move back up this season. Much love though, much love.

Arizona Roadrunners-Look to be a balanced team, but unfortunately not strong enough at the top end to compete for a playoff spot. Stars: A pair of decent PFs(11k apiece). Prediction: Looking at missing the playoffs this season, 5-7.

Hmmmm, how many games did you win last season??? :-) I bet I surprise you ;)

Well I am on my phone now, but I will do a preview of my new league when I get back on a computer.

True, 4 wins last season doesn't look good on the resume;) and I wish everyone luck

Well, after going 21-1 my first season and deciding that I should stay in DIV for another season (so I didn't necessarily give it my all for that season in playoffs), I lost last season as well as the second best team in the league :(.

I'm hoping I don't get surprised this season as well and have to stay ANOTHER season. Honestly, I think my team is as strong a lot of DIII teams right now so it would just be a shame.

Also just noticed your my rival:-), should be nice having an active one for once:-)

Also just noticed your my rival:-), should be nice having an active one for once:-)

Perfect! I will do my best to make sure you eat your words haha

Well here goes my prediction for the Big 8 of League IV.5, with the Great 8 up next..

1. Halifax Cavaliers - Led by three stars, including fringe U21 prospect from last season in Richard Azuaje, they look to be tough to stop in a very well balanced division.
2. Breckenridge Tigers - With two great big men to man their front court, no other team in the division looks to have the defense to stop them, and with great balance, they should challenge the Halifax Cavaliers for the #1 seed.
3. Miami Heaterz - A few stars, but not great depth. In the second tier of teams in the division, after Halifax and Breckenridge.
4. TheDragons - A great big man, but lacks the star power after that. With great depth though, they should challenge for the #3 seed.
5. Da Cavs - A few good big men, but not much after that. Way below the four playoff teams, needs another player or two to have a chance to compete.
6. Bryant Bobcats - One good big man, but really no star power or depth after that. Not a great overall team.
7. Sterling Warriors - Once again not a great team, looks to relegate with no stars or depth.
8. chicago lizards - Will probably go bot in a week or 2, so should not put up much of a fight this season.

All-Stars

Starters
PG - Richard Azuaje (Halifax)
SG - Almir Baiao (Miami Heaterz)
SF - Jimmy Jeremy (Breckenridge Tigers)
PF - Jeb Kyle (Breckenridge Tigers)
C - Luther Dunlap (Bryant Bobcats)

Backups
PG - Pier Luigi Bacino (TheDragons)
SG - Ingo van Meer (Halifax Cavaliers)
SF - Sergio Maffezzoni (TheDragons)
PF - Leevi Karinkanta (Da Cavs)
C - Cornelio Garfias (TheDragons)


Great 8 up probably tomorrow

I don't think I can do the Great 8, it is soooo unpredictable. Someone from that conference in my league can do it or not haha.

Does anyone know anything about D. IV? I just promoted and was wondering if I have a chance? What kind of T.V. contract should I be expecting? Anything would be great thanks.

If you look at the "Player Salaries Floor" on your finances page, and divide by 0.8 (or multiply by 1.25), you'll see what your TV revenue is going to be this season.