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21943.5 in reply to 21943.4
Date: 3/31/2008 12:34:14 AM
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True that, I guess, but it won't necessarly be a successful season financially. He might lose a bunch of games there

From: Beanerz

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21943.6 in reply to 21943.5
Date: 3/31/2008 12:43:58 PM
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Ok thanks! I was hoping to hear that I would develop a nice fan base creating a solid income. I have only been here a couple of weeks and find money to be rather tight already. After purchasing a few trainees and a trainer, and with only 1000 spectators at my first home game I am questioning my original transters.

Cheers
-CoR

From: Inara

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21943.7 in reply to 21943.6
Date: 3/31/2008 2:29:59 PM
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Just wait for those TV games bud. Once you have one of those, you'll be rolling in dough again.

From: jimrtex

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21943.8 in reply to 21943.1
Date: 3/31/2008 8:47:14 PM
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In past seasons, BB has not relegated teams into bot filled divisions, which would include D.IV in Canada.

If you will check last season's standings and click on the 8th place teams, you'll see that they are still in the same league, though perhaps with a different owner.

From: Beanerz

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21943.9 in reply to 21943.7
Date: 3/31/2008 8:50:23 PM
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Really? Is there a big difference? How much should I expect? If any one is able could they advise me on my training regime.

Currently I am training jump shooting and training my wings. So trying to get as many players in those positions to 48 minutes per week. Is JS a good thing to train for a new team? Does it make sense that I train my PF at SF in scrimmages to get good training.

I just find that my training is really sacrificing results, as like i said I train as many players as possible usually 5 fully trained players and 2 half trainees. Training all these players who are not my best is hurting the win lose column.

Thanks for the help
-CoR

From: Inara

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21943.10 in reply to 21943.9
Date: 3/31/2008 10:51:25 PM
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I don't remember the exact amount, I think it's $160K/team or something. But it does really help keep you afloat. You will pick up a really good player after the draft that you can sell for $500K+ or keep and train. I put $10K/week of scouting in my first season to get some good draft picks.

I also train mostly outside players (PG, SG, sometimes SF)
From what I gathered, it's best to make those players well rounded in all their important skills (found in the first post of help). Balancing training and winning is really up to you. I'm trying to stay at the top of div. II, and still keep training guys. Good luck!


From: uflorin

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21943.11 in reply to 21943.8
Date: 4/1/2008 10:20:35 AM
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That is incorrect, I was in a bot division last season, relegated there...

In past seasons, BB has not relegated teams into bot filled divisions, which would include D.IV in Canada.

If you will check last season's standings and click on the 8th place teams, you'll see that they are still in the same league, though perhaps with a different owner.

From: jimrtex

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21943.12 in reply to 21943.11
Date: 4/1/2008 4:22:59 PM
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D.III was not a bot-filled division. It had a lot of bot-filled leagues (everything over III.5 basically), but there were active teams in the rest of the division. Take a look at the team history for this team (24950) which has been "relegated" two seasons in a row and continues to play in III.5

That is incorrect, I was in a bot division last season, relegated there...

In past seasons, BB has not relegated teams into bot filled divisions, which would include D.IV in Canada.

If you will check last season's standings and click on the 8th place teams, you'll see that they are still in the same league, though perhaps with a different owner.


From: uflorin

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21943.13 in reply to 21943.12
Date: 4/1/2008 4:39:27 PM
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well, i don't know why we argue, I know I played a season against bots, coming from div. II. The fact that you found proof that other team didn't do the same, doesn't mean much. I know for a fact that I was the only human team. Late in the season there was another human owner.

I would assume I know better how my season went, don't you think so?

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21943.14 in reply to 21943.13
Date: 4/1/2008 4:41:12 PM
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Here's the deal - if you relegate to an all-bot division, you will come back to the division you are in.

If you relegate to an all-bot league in a division that has humans elsewhere, you will not come back.

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21943.15 in reply to 21943.14
Date: 4/1/2008 4:49:52 PM
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That i agree with

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