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First of all, your question doesn't make sense, Player B isn't player A if he is less talented in every way.

But the solution to this is, ask for all of the money from player B's manager, invest that money into better prospects for team USA, in courtesy of Player B's manager.

Call up Player A }:>

Hypothetically, of course.

Last edited by GForce03 at 06/04/2020 16:45:45

Shag, Marry, Kill

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Vin Diesel, and Bruce Willis?

N/A cause I'm straight, next question

Shag, marry, kill

A toaster oven, an extra large plain white T shirt, and a 3 foot statue of a Hippopotamus?

Marry The rock
Shag Bruce Willis
Kill Vin Diesel

Marry- The Hippo statue
Shag- Toaster Oven
Kill- T-shirt

Why do you have this so hard for me, I'm hoping you can tie this back to U21 somehow.

Shag E.B.W. , Marry to the gold trophies I'm about to get, Kill Oriolekid

I would marry Bruce Willis, and get some good ol’ rock loving, but I agree Vin Diesel has gotta go. Good answers!

My questions are very important to U21 success. I like your answer though.

For all candidates: how do you determine which players will be U21 track, NT track, or a combination where possible?

Start with potential and then go from there.
HOF is kind of needed for NT for every build other than certain SF builds. We’re seeing u21 players with more TSP than ever before with the youth trainers, elastics, and gyms.

So those HoF potential players, and seldom MVP prospects with be given a training plan with the u21 and NT coach’s input on where they see a need in the NT, and the build they would like. Even if it means these prospects skipping the u21, given the managers, and only their willingness. I know guards with well-rounded secondaries in particular miss the mark for u21 for NT purposes, but there can be overlap, depending on the specific prospect. Give me some builds and potential and I can tell you my plans.

As for u21? If the players communicate with scouts then we will give them a build. I love passing 1-5, as well as driving, because I believe those two skills give many options when it comes to building a team and offense. I also love Princeton so very much. If they don’t communicate with scouts, and do things on their own then I’ll never abash a manager, or hold it against his prospect when it comes time for team selection; a player that can play, can play no matter how they were trained, or who their manager is. Unless they are completely ignorant with game shape, but that, like everything in this game, can be taught.

Last edited by oriolekid at 06/04/2020 21:18:18