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UC Irvine welcomes a class of three exceptional players to the Anteater family for the upcoming season. Last year, UC Irvine brought in the 23rd best class according to the sSEC Weekly Recruiting Rankings. This year, they currently have the top class in the country. Interestingly, the Anteaters drew from a pool of international players this season, signing players from three different corners of the world. --------------------------------------------------------------- PG Ricardo Munoz (⭐⭐⭐⭐) #67 OVR, #9 PG Mexico Munoz is one of two PGs recruited by Irvine this year. He is a balanced shooter from anywhere on the court and shows patience and discipline on the ball. He rarely turns the ball over and has a knack for finding the right pass at the right time. Despite being above average height for a PG, he lacks the ability to defend inside and needs to put on some weight in order to stand his ground against opposing slasher point guards. He makes up for this with quick hands on the perimeter, however. Opponents should be careful and keep one eye on the ball at all times when setting up plays. SimNBA comparison: PG Arthur Smith, Phoenix Suns --------------------------------------------------------------- PG Duy Johal (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) #4 OVR, #1 PG India While Johal may not be the best finisher at the rim, he possess a deadly pull up jumper. Thanks to his quick speed, he is able to get open in the mid range and bury shots at will inside the arc. Despite his smaller stature at 6'0", expect the India U19 PG to outrebound players taller than him throughout games. As such, he also stands tall in the paint and is above average at defending the interior. SimNBA comparison: PG Brian Mitchell, Chicago Bulls --------------------------------------------------------------- C LandRover Defender (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) England #14 OVR, #3 C Unsure if he was born with his name in mind or named with his birth in mind. LandRover Defender is an absolute tank of a player. With incredible drive, Defender is known for being a literal engine, keeping pace with any opponent and driving them to the point of exhaustion, never tiring. LandRover Defender is above average in almost every part of his game. Shockingly, rebounding is his biggest weakness. Other than that, he has high percentage shooting from range. Defender can drive to the basket, pull up and uturn for a jumper, or brake early and shoot a 3. Good luck trying to get past him on defense. His interior defense is stronger than a windshield smashing bugs on the highway. SimNBA comparison: PF Lazaro Pringle, Vancouver SeaLions jumping over a SimKia

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Sorting by SimNBA in the leagues drop down filter on basketball statistics does not appear to work as international league players still show up. Soring only International Super League does appear to work properly.

Pieces of data we probably want to keep for historical purposes: Position by year (and number of snaps) and by game Years of experience per season (e.g Rookie in 2023, 1 in 2024, 2 in 2025, etc.) Player ID

Retired players are missing from the stats pages.

Teams order seems to be by division instead of alphabetic order.

Sorting by year on the NFL rosters page appears to be broken. It appears it goes 4, 3, 2, 11, 10, etc.

Any export, row, or general reference to a player should have that player's ID attached to it to eliminate confusion. It is the only singular unique identifier for every player in the game.

Exports for any team roster should include the entire name to avoid confusion between similarly named teams (e.g. New York Jets vs New York Giants and Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams). This should apply for the team name columns within the exports as well.

My class is underrated per the media, prove me wrong.

Rosemont, IL - The Big Ten conference is excited to announce its award winners and all conference teams for the 2024 season. The selections are voted on by the league's head coaches and respected members of the national media. Player of the Year QB - Trey Perez - Pocket - UCLA Offensive Player of the Year QB - Trey Perez - Pocket - UCLA Defensive Player of the Year DE - Miles Choudhry - Speed Rusher - MINN ILB - Eric Gregorius - Run Stopper - UCLA Special Teams Player of the Year K - Sean Curtiss - Power - IND Freshman of the Year DT - Hector Galvan - Run Stopper - PURD Offensive Freshman of the Year QB - Samuel Johnson - Balanced - IND Defensive Freshman of the Year DT - Hector Galvan - Run Stopper - PURD Coach of the Year @nemolee.exe 2024 All-Big Ten First Team QB Trey Perez Pocket UCLA RB Richaun Alsadek Balanced NEB RB Chris Brooks Balanced PNST FB Tyler Ossai Blocking ILLI WR Phillip Adams Speed USC WR Ro'Derrick Billings Route Runner NEB TE Taylor Allen Vertical Threat UCLA OL Cameron Chung Run Blocking ILLI OL Jonathon Callahan Run Blocking PNST OL Shawn Johnson Run Blocking PNST OL LaAdrian Mitchell Run Blocking UCLA DL Miles Choudhry Speed Rusher MINN DL Deiondre' Morales Speed Rusher IOWA DL Le'Veon Coutee Balanced OHST DL Hector Galvan Run Stopper PURD DL Eric Gregorius Run Stopper UCLA LB David Tejada Coverage MIST LB Wilton Pankey Speed USC LB Thairo Thomas Coverage NW DB Arthur Leathersich Zone Coverage WISC DB Lane Korkmaz Zone Coverage IND DB Paul Philips Ball Hawk PNST DB PJ Hagens Ball Hawk USC DB Laurent Gallman Ball Hawk RUTG K Sean Curtiss Power IND P Quinten Bierria Power IND 2024 All-Big Ten Second Team QB Julian Longacre Pocket USC RB Christian Jackson Balanced WISC RB Marcus Dade Receiving PURD FB Parker Metu Rushing IND WR Jose Colabello Possession UCLA WR PJ Johnson Route Runner IOWA TE Eric Braverman Receiving MICH OL Alex Sullivan Run Blocking PURD OL Marquez Davis Run Blocking UMD OL Robert Bell Balanced NEB OL Brandon Leuer Pass Blocking ILLI DL Santosh Vo Pass Rusher MINN DL Roman Hodge Speed Rusher NEB DL Jarvis Mauro Speed Rusher UCLA DL Keith Jackson Nose Tackle MICH DL Justin Young Pass Rush WISC LB Cory Johnson Speed NEB LB Justin Marquez Pass Rush IND LB Daniel Piscotty Pass Rush PURD DB Marco Gurka Zone Coverage IND DB Jarvis King Man Coverage ILLI DB Jonathan Cruz Zone Coverage OHST DB Vernon Mack Zone Coverage UMD DB KhaDarel Canady Zone Coverage WISC K Tyler Diaz Power ILLI P Joseph Mirotic Balanced OREG 2024 All-Big Ten Third Team QB Bobo Sims Field General MICH RB Jonathan Watson Speed ILLI RB Nick Suarez Balanced WASH FB Anthony Borwn Blocking PNST WR Anthony Koch Route Runner NW WR Kevin Castro Route Runner UCLA TE Luis Hirano Vertical Threat OREG OL Byron Ehinger Run Blocking NW OL Dewayne Soo Kim Balanced MIST OL Ahtyba Rodriguez Run Blocking WISC OL Teddy Bolden Run Blocking ILLI DL George Stammen Pass Rusher IOWA DL Malcolm Thompson Balanced NEB DL Bryce Speer Speed Rusher PURD DL Sam Chaplin Nose Tackle PURD DL Malik Hill Run Stopper MINN LB Jordan Omoile Coverage OREG LB Stacy Griffin Field General MICH LB Jose Bradham Speed OREG DB Zeke Melville Zone Coverage PNST DB Rasheed Wick Ball Hawk USC DB Caleb Armenteros Zone Coverage PURD DB Adam Ascanio Zone Coverage UCLA DB Izaah Ward Run Stopper ILLI K Ricky Dean Power NW P Latavius Hagadone Balanced MINN

Love this idea! Great stuff.

How is this possible when the league is only 3 seasons old?

@Dr_Novella, you have been approved for USC. Welcome to the Big Ten! Please request the team on the interface and @Kirby will get your forum profile set up.