Jing: (29-16) Finished.

still working on my CF

Sweet everyone I am officially 19 now.

Happy Bday ya old fart lol. have a good one.

Happy birthday Jing

Happy Birthday BOY.
Have a good one man.

Thanks All...
guys I've been wondering if i should redo the 2006 Draft, but that would most likely displacing you guys away from teams you originally want, do you still want that?

I don't mind if you redo the 06 draft with us in it

it's fine with me....happy birthday....my 20th year was a pearler, hope yours is the same

Happy birthday bro! 19 is a good age!

Happy B-day Jing. Wow I didn't know you were that old already, thought we were about the same age.. I'm still 17..

Happy Birthday Jing, hope you enjoy it because this is your last year of being a 'teen'.

I don't mind if you redo the 06 draft with us in it

Actually I might not do that, cause NLSCers would be like the top 15 picks

it's fine with me....happy birthday....my 20th year was a pearler, hope yours is the same

oh man... 20th and 21 birthdays are gonna be insane, for this one we're just gonna go to movies, watch tv, shop, and shitload of other insane stuff, plus today I can command my friends to do ANYTHING, and I mean anything, though the birthday punches so far this day isnt that great

Happy birthday bro! 19 is a good age!

Thanks man, its been good so far

Happy B-day Jing. Wow I didn't know you were that old already, thought we were about the same age.. I'm still 17..

Really? I always thought you were like a year above me, or at least the same age as me... then why does your info in dynasty say 86? Get on MSN

Happy Birthday Jing, hope you enjoy it because this is your last year of being a 'teen'.

The Teen will always be with me but definatly I think I need to be more mature.

Really? I always thought you were like a year above me, or at least the same age as me... then why does your info in dynasty say 86? Get on MSN

I filled out 1986 because it's realistic and the rest of the info is fictional too as I told you. And ehm.. I don't have you on msn, but I'll put you on my AIM.

Posted Sun Oct 08 2006 12:42 pm Post Subject:

Happy birthday man.

I wasnt late.

Happy belated B-day, Jing. You're 19 and it's the last year you will be a teenager.

Now's the time to practice getting drunk for when you can legally buy alcohol.

Jing my boy, any chance i can get in?
You still got my CF?

Me and PDub on the same team.

Hope we do good man!

Grizz Looks like ill be suiting up for Mafia's home team

Nets, nice I think I'm an upgrade over Marcus Williams at 22

Oh shit man, you really think you want to go against me and Big Ben on the same team?? NASTY

Im excited for this man, BTW are you going to switch teams to Golden State? Or are you still going to be the Celtics.

Hmm, Seattle is ok with me, as I said green looks good on me.
Does this mean I was the 10th pick or the 40th/53rd?

ahhh shit with the raptors again

Me and PDub on the same team.

Hope we do good man!

I might "schedule" a trade, or hope that one of you gets traded by the CPU... but I aint doing too hot either, I'm playing behind B-Diddy, CK behind Rashard Lewis.... u know.

Grizz Looks like ill be suiting up for Mafia's home team

Guess Mafia's your servant boy now

Nets, nice I think I'm an upgrade over Marcus Williams at 22

And bald.

Oh shit man, you really think you want to go against me and Big Ben on the same team?? NASTY

Im excited for this man, BTW are you going to switch teams to Golden State? Or are you still going to be the Celtics.

I stuck with the Celtics.... I had the chance to draft X.. but I figured that I might be biased if I had like a NLSCer on the team, so I let him drop a couple picks

Hmm, Seattle is ok with me, as I said green looks good on me.
Does this mean I was the 10th pick or the 40th/53rd?

You were 10th then. I lowered the NLSCer's ratings by like 5 points each or something and they were still drafted insanely high.

ahhh shit with the raptors again

And you were ever on the Raptors before?

Round 1

1. Toronto Raptors: Ben Branch 6’9 191 PF Australia

The Raptors made the best of this first pick by drafting Australian big man Ben Branch. Branch is the ideal power forward/center. At only 24 years old, Branch is 6’9’’ and 191 pounds. Being so light, he is able to fly around the court. There is no way Branch will play behind Bosh, so he will most likely switch on and off with Bosh at center and power forward.
Draft Grade: A-

2. Portland Trailblazers: Sam Anurak 6’2’’ 167 PG Connecticut

Born in Thailand, raised in Canada, starred with Marcus Williams, Rudy Gay, Josh Boone, and Hilton Armstrong at Connecticut, and now joining the controversial Trailblazers. Anurak is a decent pick in that he is a consistent shooter and runs the open floor well. However he demanded the ball on his previous teams, therefore will have trouble sharing the ball with players like Zach Randolph.
Draft Grade: C

3. Charlotte Bobcats: Eric Quach 6’4’’ 170 SG UC-Irvine

Quach played for a relatively unknown Big West school, UC-Irvine. Though his school never cracked the national spotlight, Quach did. He awed the scouts at private workouts with his superb awareness on the offensive end of the court, as well his quickness. During one open workout with the Bobcats, Bulls, and Blazers, Quach put his man on the ground with a beautiful crossover a la Allen Iverson. His attitude is questionable though due to his short temper. This is a good pick though by the Bobcats, Quach’s height and skills far outrank Brevin Knight and Raymond Felton’s, which will easily hand him the starting spot.
Draft Grade: C-

4. Chicago Bulls: Jon Smith 6’8’’ 240 PF Massachusetts

Smith first played at Vermont Tech before transferring to Massachusetts. He’s had knee problem before, which limited his mobility in college, but the Bulls were still willing to take the chance on him. He was the go-to-guy in college when the clock got under 2 minutes, and when he does get up there for the dunk, he dunks it hard. Smith will be a great complement to fellow newcomer Ben Wallace, maybe even starting alongside him.
Draft Grade:A-

5. Atlanta Hawks: Conrad Burry 5’11’’ 160 PG Tennessee

An undersized point guard, Burry will stay near his fan base. Tennessee ran some pretty simple plays for their offense, so there is some doubt on whether Burry can totally comprehend the complexity of the NBA playbooks. Burry is deadly from the free throw line though, which makes him the ideal person to have the ball in the waning minutes of a game.
Draft Grade: C-

6. Portland Trailblazers: Lpasso Sor 6’1’’ 153 SG Serbia

Only a 19 year old from the Serbian National Team, Sor is already in place to take the starting shooting guard spot in his nation. Sor may be only 6’1, but he has above-average jumping ability. His national team experience should make it easier for him to adjust and get integrated into the NBA game. Still at only 153 pounds he needs to hit the gym.
Draft Grade: B-

7. Minnesota Timberwolves: Eljiah Cocobee 6’3’’ 215 PG VCU

Cocobee is a 24 year old graduate of VCU, where he was the conference’s Player of the Year from freshman year till he graduated. His height and weight makes him a perfect point guard because he is just the right height, and he won’t be pushed around by the stronger players. He has amazing jumping ability and loves to dunk. His uptempo style of play should fit perfectly with Kevin Garnett. Expect to see Cocobee in the starting lineup.
Draft Grade: A+

8. Memphis Grizzlies: Mark Moore 6’1’’ 167 PG Arizona

Arizona has the knack for producing guards for the NBA, and with New Zealand U-20 member Moore they may have yet another star. Although he is known to be lazy, sleepy, and drunk most of the times, Moore knows when to turn it on. Yet another great free throw shooting rookie who can pass the ball, Memphis may have a steal here.
Draft Grade: B

9. Golden State Warriors: Jing Xu 5’10’’ 160 PG Massachusetts

Played with Jon Smith in Massachusetts, also played for the Massachusetts Ultimate Frisbee team, a nationally ranked team. He has an eye for spotting the open person, and his dribbling ability makes it easier for him to find the man. He also is the one who wants the ball in a clutch situation, but Xu gets highly emotional at almost anything. Was suspended in college for swearing and fighting. Most likely will play behind Baron Davis.
Draft Grade: B-

10. Seattle Supersonics: Clint Karl 6’8’’ 195 SF Texas

Karl is more or less a totally all-around player. He was projected to be picked at the Bobcats’ slot, but amazingly fell to 10. Karl is a superb defensive rebounder, insane jumping ability, and being a lefty, makes him harder to predict. His attitude is a bit laid back however, which brings doubts on his work ethic. He was All-SEC team as a Junior and probably will play backup to Rashard Lewis.
Draft Grade: A

11. Orlando Magic: Andrea Bargnani 6’10’’ 225 SF Italy

12. New Orleans Hornets: Patrick Willis 6’2’’ 171 PG Virgina

A strange pick by the Hornets because they already have their future in Chris Paul, so why take another point guard so high. Willis is different because he enrolled in college, then dropped out for several years before going back into school and retained his eligibility. At 27 he is the oldest draftee. Because of his age, Willis is much more mature than the others, and will be ready to be any type of player that is needed. He has a quick first step, great shooter from the floor, but he needs to be more assertive on demanding the ball.
Draft Grade: B

13. Chicago Bulls: Alex Buckley 6’6’’ 212 SG Penn State

Usually you associate age problems with international players, but Alex Buckley could be anywhere between 14 to 20 years old. Whatever his age his, his body and skills are defiantly NBA worthy. He will most likely play backup in the Bulls lineup, but that will be perfect for him to develop. He has decent jumping skills, understands how to run an offense, as well as having a solid jumpshot.
Draft Grade: B

14. Utah Jazz: Brandon Roy 6’6’’ 215 PG Washington

15. New Orleans Hornets: Will Sit 5’8’’ 150 PG Australia

Sit plays for the U-20 Australian National Team, so you can’t deny the talent, however you need to wonder, why did the Hornets draft 2 point guards in the top 15? Chris Paul clearly is the future of their organization, what is the point of bringing in 2 more point guard. Sit is exceptionally small, but he has speed and flair, and uses it to his advantage. Except either Sit or Willis to be gone before too long.
Draft Grade: B

16. Philadelphia 76ers: Randy Foye 6’3’’ 205 SG Villanova

17. Indiana Pacers: Adam Morrison 6’8’’ 198 SG Gongaza

18. Washington Wizards: Sheldon Williams 6’9’’ 250 C Duke

19. Sacramento Kings: Tyrus Thomas 6’9’’ 215 SF LSU

20. New York Knicks: LaMarcus Aldridge 6’11’’ 240 C Texas

21. Boston Celtics: Rudy Gay 6’9’’ 220 SF Connecticut

22. New Jersey Nets: Marcus Williams 6’3’’ 205 PG Connecticut

23. New Jersey Nets: Andrew Watson 6’3’’ 235 SG Australia

Watson is perhaps the slowest NBA rookie in the draft, and he literally has no jump, which could be measured in inches. He makes it up for with his decent shooting, and his size allows him to box out the opponent, causing some turnovers.
Draft Grade: C

24. Memphis: Shaun Williams 6’9’’ 225 SG Memphis

25. Cleveland Cavaliers: Jordan Farmar 6’2’’ 180 PG UCLA

26. Los Angeles Lakers: Rajon Rondo 6’1’’ 171 PG Kentucky

27. Portland Trailblazers: Rodney Carney 6’7’’ 205 SF Memphis

28. Dallas Mavericks: Shannon Brown 6’4’’ 205 SG Michigan State

29. New York Knicks: Ronny Brewer 6’7’’ 220 SF Arkansas

30. Portland Trailblazers: Quincy Douby 6’3’’ 175 SG Rugters

Round 2

31. Indiana Pacers: Marty Collins 6’6’’ 220 PG Temple

32. Houston Rockets: James White 6’7’’ 200 SF Cincinnati

33. Atlanta Hawks: JJ Redick 6’4’’ 190 SG Duke

34. Los Angeles Clippers: Hilton Armstrong 6’11’’ 235 PF Connecticut

35. Toronto Raptors: Leon Powe 6’8’’ 240 PF California

36. Minnesota Timberwolves: Patrick O’Bryant 7’0’’ 260 C Bradley

37. Philadelphia 76ers: Renaldo Balkman 6’8’’ 208 SF South Carolina

38. Golden State Warriors: Eddie Gomez 6’9’’ 240 C California

39. Milwaukee Bucks: David Noel 6’6’’ 230 SF North Carolina

40. Seattle Supersonics: Jason Anthony 6’2’’ 200 PG Simon Frasier University (BC)

41. Orlando Magic: Shaun Emmett 6’10’’ 261 C Villanova

42. Cleveland Cavaliers: Maurice Ager 6’5’’ 202 SG Michigan State

43. New Orleans Hornets: Mike Gansey 6’4’’ 205 SG West Virgina

44. Houston Rockets: Steven Hunter 7’0’’ 290 C Gonzaga

45. Memphis Grizzlies: James Ward 6’6’’ 215 SG Marquette

46. Utah Jazz: Kyle Lowry 6’0’’ 175 PG Villanova

47. Utah Jazz: Daniel Gibson 6’2’’ 190 PG Texas

48. Washington Wizards: Harry Ham 6’9’’ 254 PF Texas

49. Boston Celtics: Josh Boone 6’10’’ 237 C Connecticut

50. Charlotte Bobcats: Cedric Simmons 6’9’’ 235 PF North Carolina State

51. Detroit Pistons: Alexander Johnson 6’9’’ 240 PF Florida State

52. Los Angeles Clippers: Diego Gracia 6’9’’ 250 PF Georgia Tech

53. Seattle Supersonics: Brian Stewart 6’7’’ 190 SF Syracuse

54. New Jersey Nets: Bobby Jones 6’7’’ 215 SF Washington

55. Cleveland Cavaliers: Donny Simmons 6’4’’ 205 PG Maryland

56. Philadelphia 76ers: PJ Tucker 6’5’’ 225 SF Texas

57. Minnesota Timberwolves: Steven Brooks 7’3’’ 292 C Duke

58. Los Angeles Lakers: Brad Powell 6’9’’ 225 SF Connecticut

59. Milwaukee Bucks: Joe Woods 6’9’’ 240 PF St. John’s

60. Detroit Pistons: Walter Davis 6’10’’ 265 C UCLA

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lol I love it how a lot fo you guys put your real height & weight... there's no way I would ever make it off the injured reserve if I did that