RTTHOF v2

[McGahee]

Okay my last attempt failed when I realized my plan had vital flaws... so the 9 of you who entered last time will be put on your teams now all at the same year (as well as a filler by myself). For anyone that wants to join this that didn't get a chance at the original signup, you may do so. However, you WILL NOT be able to customize your player. You fill out the priorities listed below and then ORDER THEM IN WHAT YOU PRIORITIZE HIGHEST. You don't neccesarily get what you want, but it's as close as I can get. You will ne notified who and where you are after the recruiting period is over.

Team:
Pos:
Potential Rating:
Conference:
Size:
Appearance:
Etc.

FOR EXAMPLE
Pos: SG
Size: Approx. 6'3 200
Conference: SEC
Team: Vanderbilt

What I will do is go down the list. So I'll look at every recruit out there, and find all the SGs. Then I will eliminate anyone not within 3-4 inches and 25 pounds of the selected size. Then I will check if any are in the SEC. If not, you're assigned the closest to what you already picked. If so, Vanderbilt will be checked to see if they recruited a SG with those credentials.

I apologise if this is confusing. I encourage you to at least attempt this so if there's issues I can clear them up. But remember you aren't going wherever you like. You make the priorities and order them in what you like first. Then after all recruiting is over, you'll be renamed a recruit.

[McGahee]

Current Roster[/u]

[glow=red,2,300]Grant Musk[/glow]
Sep
Number: 32
Position: C
Height: 7-3
Weight: 265
General Play-Style: Offensive Center
General Appearance: White
Team: Kansas

[glow=red,2,300]Brad Potter[/glow]
Sportsbuck
Number: 2
Position: PG
Height: 6-2
Weight: 180
General Play-Style: Playmaking point guard
General Appearance: White, long hair
Team: Texas

[glow=red,2,300]Jay Blitz[/glow]
Jay
Number: 23
Position: Small Foward
Height: 6'8
Weight: 210
General Play-Style: Slasher
General Appearance: White, ripped, long hair, tatoos on right arm
Team: Florida St.

[glow=red,2,300]Clement Fuller[/glow]
cooljayhu
Number: 30
Position: SG
Height: 6"6"
Weight: 220
General Play-Style: good shooter, great at dunks, good speed
General Appearance: Black, Corn Rows, white sleeve on left arm
Team: UCLA

[glow=red,2,300]Jim Savell[/glow]
Person
Number: 42
Position: SG
Height: 6'4
Weight: 205
General Play-Style: can get to bucket, but has good shot from out
General Appearance: athletic and white
Team: Vanderbilt

[glow=red,2,300]Jim Terrence[/glow]
Bama
Number: 21
Position: SG
Height: 6-3
Weight: 210
General Play-Style: Jump Shooter
General Appearance: bald black guy
Team: Alabama

[glow=red,2,300]Delquan Santos[/glow]
Loki
Number: 4
Position: SF
Height: 6'9"
Weight: 230
General Play-Style: Jump Shooter, Amazing Dunker
General Appearance: Black, muscular, wrist band
Team: Wisconsin

[glow=red,2,300]Austin Carter[/glow]
N2S
Number: 5
Position: PG
Height: 6'2
Weight: 218
General Play-Style: Ball handler who dishes the ball and makes jump shots
General Appearance: White
Team: Indiana

[glow=red,2,300]Jake Orr[/glow]
TJFor3
Number:3
Position:PG
Height:5'6"
Weight:150
General Play-Style: Quick, Passing PG
General Appearance: Scrawny whitey
Team: Vermont

[glow=red,2,300]Dan Jemima[/glow]
McGahee
Number: 1
Position: PG
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 185
General Play-Style: Up-tempo PG
General Appearance: Cracker in Howard
Team: Howard

[McGahee]

Roster Situation

Please note all of these are approximations on how they look on the depth chart. All of you have the same rating.

GRANT MUSK: #3 Center
BRAD POTTER: Reserve PG/SG
JAY BLITZ: #3 SF
CLEMENT FULLER: Reserve SG
JIM SAVELL: #3 SG
JIM TERRENCE: #2 SG
DELQUAN SANTOS: #3 SF
AUSTIN CARTER: #2 PG
JAKE ORR: #3 PG
DAN JEMIMA: #2 PG

[McGahee]

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

PLAYER STATS

Grant Musk
GP: 9
GS: 0
MPG: 8.2
PPG: 3.8
APG: 1.0
RPG: 3.7
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.6
FoulPG: 2.1
FG%: 45
3PT: --
FT%: 20

KU Team Record: 10-4
Rank: 13


Brad Potter
GP: 1
GS: 0
MPG: 3.0
PPG: 0.0
APG: 2.0
RPG: 0.0
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 1.0
FG%: 0%
3PT: 0%
FT%: 0%

UT Team Record: 8-4
Rank: 25


Jay Blitz
GP: 14
GS: 0
MPG: 7.1
PPG: 6.3
APG: 2.0
RPG: 4.5
SPG: 0.8
BPG: 0.9
FoulPG: 2.2
FG%: 53%
3PT: 33%
FT%: 76%

FSU Team Record: 14-0
Rank: 2


Clement Fuller
GP: 2
GS: 0
MPG: 5.0
PPG: 0.0
APG: 0.5
RPG: 1.0
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.5
FG%: 0%
3PT: --
FT%: 0%

UCLA Team Record: 13-0
Rank: 1


Jim Savell
GP: 12
GS: 0
MPG: 7.3
PPG: 1.6
APG: 2.6
RPG: 0.0
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.0
FG%: 16%
3PT: --
FT%: 100%

Vandy Team Record: 5-8
Rank: NR


Jim Terrence
GP: 13
GS: 3
MPG: 21.2
PPG: 8.9
APG: 2.2
RPG: 0.3
SPG: 0.3
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 3.3
FG%: 51%
3PT: 31%
FT%: 59%

BAMA Team Record: 9-4
Rank: NR


Delquan Santos
GP: 11
GS: 0
MPG: 6.2
PPG: 1.3
APG: 0.0
RPG: 4.0
SPG: 0.3
BPG: 0.8
FoulPG: 1.3
FG%: 40%
3PT: --
FT%: --

Wisconsin Team Record: 13-2
Rank: 6


Austin Carter
GP: 12
GS: 1
MPG: 18.2
PPG: 1.2
APG: 6.1
RPG: 0.2
SPG: 1.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 1.9
FG%: 30%
3PT: 0%
FT%: 90%

Indiana Team Record: 7-5
Rank: NR


Jake Orr
GP: 7
GS: 0
MPG: 3.2
PPG: 1.0
APG: 1.2
RPG: 0.0
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.0
FG%: 100%
3PT: --
FT%: 100%

Vermont Team Record: 6-7
Rank: NR


Dan Jemima
GP: 14
GS: 0
MPG: 17.2
PPG: 1.0
APG: 6.3
RPG: 0.0
SPG: 0.7
BPG: 0.1
FoulPG: 3.1
FG%: 29%
3PT: 50%
FT%: 85%

Howard Team Record: 6-8
Rank: NR



TOP 10
1. UCLA
2. FSU
3. UF
4. UK
5. CUSE
6. WIS
7. OSU
8. UNC
9. MEM
10. MSU

[McGahee]

I'll post the end of regular season stats, minor tourney preview analysis, etc. later tonight...

[Sportsbuck]

Wow I sure am playing a lot.

[McGahee]

Well, I think I saw Augustine was playing 30+ minutes per game... doesn't leave too much room for a 3rd option at the point...

[McGahee]

END OF REGULAR SEASON

PLAYER STATS

Grant Musk
GP: 22
GS: 0
MPG: 6.1
PPG: 1.8
APG: 0.7
RPG: 3.1
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.2
FoulPG: 1.2
FG%: 38
3PT: --
FT%: 16

KU Team Record: 24-10
NCAA Seed: 6


Brad Potter
GP: 1
GS: 0
MPG: 3.0
PPG: 0.0
APG: 2.0
RPG: 0.0
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 1.0
FG%: 0%
3PT: 0%
FT%: 0%

UT Team Record: 23-10
NCAA Seed: 5


Jay Blitz
GP: 32
GS: 0
MPG: 7.5
PPG: 6.9
APG: 2.2
RPG: 3.9
SPG: 1.1
BPG: 0.7
FoulPG: 2.0
FG%: 56%
3PT: 40%
FT%: 72%

FSU Team Record: 25-7
NCAA Seed: 2


Clement Fuller
GP: 5
GS: 0
MPG: 2.4
PPG: 0.0
APG: 0.2
RPG: 0.4
SPG: 0.0
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.2
FG%: 0%
3PT: 0%
FT%: 0%

UCLA Team Record: 30-1
NCAA Seed: 1


Jim Savell
GP: 15 (Injured)
GS: 0
MPG: 7.0
PPG: 3.5
APG: 2.5
RPG: 0.2
SPG: 0.3
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.4
FG%: 29%
3PT: 25%
FT%: 90%

Vandy Team Record: 13-18
NCAA Seed: None


Jim Terrence
GP: 13
GS: 3
MPG: 21.2
PPG: 8.9
APG: 2.2
RPG: 0.3
SPG: 0.3
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 3.3
FG%: 51%
3PT: 31%
FT%: 59%

BAMA Team Record: 18-13
NCAA Seed: 13


Delquan Santos
GP: 25
GS: 0
MPG: 6.8
PPG: 3.3
APG: 1.0
RPG: 3.0
SPG: 0.4
BPG: 1.2
FoulPG: 1.6
FG%: 47%
3PT: --
FT%: 65%

Wisconsin Team Record: 30-4
NCAA Seed: 1


Austin Carter
GP: 30
GS: 3
MPG: 18.5
PPG: 4.2
APG: 6.2
RPG: 0.4
SPG: 1.1
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 1.9
FG%: 39%
3PT: 80%
FT%: 96%

Indiana Team Record: 16-14
NCAA Seed: None


Jake Orr
GP: 28
GS: 0
MPG: 5.0
PPG: 1.9
APG: 1.9
RPG: 0.7
SPG: 1.2
BPG: 0.0
FoulPG: 0.3
FG%: 50%
3PT: 0%
FT%: 70%

Vermont Team Record: 24-9
NCAA Seed: 10


Dan Jemima
GP: 31
GS: 0
MPG: 16.4
PPG: 2.3
APG: 4.7
RPG: 0.2
SPG: 1.8
BPG: 0.3
FoulPG: 2.1
FG%: 34%
3PT: 50%
FT%: 86%

Howard Team Record: 12-19
NCAA Seed: None



Summaries
Grant Musk was stuck on the bench the majority of his freshman season. Looks like he got more time at PF than at C, seeing how Kansas's other 2 centers average 40 MPG on the dot combined...

Brad Potter appears to have been shunned by the Longhorns. DJ Augustine, the freshman starter, led the nation in minutes at 35.8 MPG (boosted by four multi-OT games a bit) taking much away from his playing time. His lone appearance came in a slobberknocking win against North Texas (a win by 31).

Jay Blitz found a nice niche in the FSU lineup. He provided some big offensive sparks for the Noles, having a career high 19 in a loss to UNC, and 15 twice (one time in just nine minutes on the court) against BC and Maryland. He'll be one of the few DCers to see playing time in the tournament.

Clement Fuller appeared only in joke games. He went 0/10 from the field in five appearances (0/6 from 3). Now that it's tournament time, Fuller will only come on if the Bruins are up by 50 or the rest of the team gets chronic diarhea.

Jim Savell was getting steady playing time until getting struck by nagging knee injuries. Vanderbilt was 8-7 when he played and 5-11 when he didn't. Of course, he didn't play against the majority of the tough SEC games.

Jim Terrence had the strongest one-game performance for a DCer. He posted a 17 point, 7 assist, 2 rebound game in his 2nd career start filling in via injury. He'll look to help Bama upset #4 seed Duke in the first round of the tournament.
If it means anything, Duke is without top-defender Gerald Henderson, which could open the door for some Terrence O.

Delquan Santos has provided a steady 3+PPG. He's gotten at least one point in every game he played. Had a career high 6 in a OT win over OSU, going with a tied for career high 7 rebounds in that same game. He most likely won't play in the NCAA Tournament unless a game is well taken care of (1st round squash game against Coppin State).

Austin Carter fought fairly hard to push Indiana into the tournament, but couldn't carry the load in the Big Ten tournament in his 3rd career start. He played rather dreadful with 1 point on 0/6 shooting and 1 assist compared to 6 turnovers. Carter had four fouls in the game, limiting playing time. He should see a jump in playing time the next season and then we'll see how he's really going to turn out.

Jake Orr had too much competition. He found himself sitting on the bench while his Catamounts surged into the tournament. The team has not lost in games he hasn't played in (5-0) while still a respectable 19-9 with him. But in games he's scored, his team is 7-7. He could see a couple of minutes in the tournament, but nothing more than to give the big guys a breather.

Dan Jemima was the only true point guard on a weak Howard team, getting him some quality minutes. His 2.3 PPG actually ranked him as high as 5th on the team. Darek "Skip" Mitchell did see his scoring jump to over 19 PPG, thanks to the passing abilities of Jemima. Should see over 20 MPG next year with more players departing and no other threats to playing time.