Players in the Draft Should Generate With Multiple Years of Stats (Without Feeders)

ChiefWahoo · 12-01-2014, 07:15 PM

Players in the Draft Should Generate With Multiple Years of Stats (Without Feeders)

I think this would be neat and really contribute to the play style of those prefer to play stats only but don't want to have feeders in their league. I am always astounded by the enormous school database that prospects graduate from (I love seeing players from my local area and schools appear in the draft) and therefore do not want to limit myself to only a handful of schools with feeders.
I picture that all draft-eligible players would have four years of high school stats, and one-to-four (probably not necessary to add fifth-year redshirts) years of college stats depending on when they declared for the draft. This would add a great level of realism, in my humble opinion. It would also add high schools to college players, which would be a nice perk as well. Thanks.

12-01-2014, 07:15 PM	#1
ChiefWahoo Minors (Double A) Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 129	Players in the Draft Should Generate With Multiple Years of Stats (Without Feeders) Players in the Draft Should Generate With Multiple Years of Stats (Without Feeders) I think this would be neat and really contribute to the play style of those prefer to play stats only but don't want to have feeders in their league. I am always astounded by the enormous school database that prospects graduate from (I love seeing players from my local area and schools appear in the draft) and therefore do not want to limit myself to only a handful of schools with feeders. I picture that all draft-eligible players would have four years of high school stats, and one-to-four (probably not necessary to add fifth-year redshirts) years of college stats depending on when they declared for the draft. This would add a great level of realism, in my humble opinion. It would also add high schools to college players, which would be a nice perk as well. Thanks.