Beats a munt....
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Speaking of Asian Release. :-)
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Not you too Peter.:-)
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Sorry, Bao. I couldn't resist. :-)

It will be the first AND last time.
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:-):-)

That's what she said!
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Not you too, Bao. :-)
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sorry I didn't munt to say that. :-)
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I'm out. :-)
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My favorite sports game name of all time was NEOVEO. It was on the OOOld Nintendo
SuperNES, and as anyone that old will tell you, they didn't use many pixels to display
all that game had to offer. So the names didn't look all that good in a list.It was Super Nintendo Hockey. The player, was Pieter Nedved. We were high. We laughed everytime
someone said it, "NEO-VEO!
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Great Thread. I usually trade my draft picks away and never pay attention to the rookie names. I might have to start!
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Not me, I cheat by taking my 7 or 9 rookie workouts or whatever, and writing notes on all them
after I unlock their scouting reports. That takes some time on some of the drills, at least for me.
Before i start I save at rookie workouts, so the players stay the same. Then i go down my list of
needs and workout a bunch of players and make good notes on all of em, rate em on the OLS
scale at speed, cones, agility, bench press, vert leap, etc. When I run out of workouts I just
reload the game and move on down the line.
By the time I have 5-10 prospects to watch for at every position, I go and draft. I get
more dudes and less duds that way.

Another tip for you all. I run a one back, 4 wide formation. ALL of my audibles are in that formation.
If I get to the line and see something I do not like, i change the play and NOBODY moves, lol.
It is not so awesome against the computer, because somehow, sometimes it seems to know
enough to change out of a certain coverage, which is a hose job, but there you go. Against a human
it would be a devastating strategy.
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Damn, Brad, what a buzz-kill. :-)
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Sounds like he should play for my Bills!! :-) :-)
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