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1st season on BB, how did I do?

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From: tough

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Date: 8/8/2012 4:33:25 AM
Mountain Eagles
III.1
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Second Team:
Ric Flair Drippers
There's nothing wrong if you spend at least 3 seasons in D.IV. You can upgrade your arena to at least 12-13k seats in the mentime and prepare your rookies for D.III.

If you will be training guards, you can buy veteran centers or viceversa. Veteran inside players are cheaper than veteran guards, so most people prefer training guards. Guards are also more valuable on TL, though I predict that in 3-4 seasons, inside players with good secondaries will become the most sought-after players next to small forwards.



looks like I picked the right time to join BB then I'll be training COleman and Delong to at least proficent in OD, then have them at 8 in passig and handling/7 in driving


is that a good sceondary big?

3 Time NBBA Champion. Certified Trainer. Mentor. Have any questions? Feel free to shoot me a BB-Mail!
From: Koperboy

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Date: 8/8/2012 4:45:19 AM
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Depends on the whole "quality" of the player. PA 8 is good, but nothing special, while 7 in HA and DR are not high enough, considering a lot of inside players start with near-those numbers already. OD 9 however is very good.

I was talking about something like this:

12, 5
9, 13
14, 8
14, 15
15,7

Superstar potential is enough for this player, it has under 100k salary (low maintenance) and it's perfect as a starter in D.II or even D.I for a middle team. Offensively he's great, defensively ok. If you add two more pops in ID and RB, he could almost be in Top20 PFs of the world for less than 150k of salary.