Limit your selections to males, and players that played during your lifetime that you personally observed.  Also try to structure your choices by position (point guard, shooting guard, swing forward, power forward, and center).
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PG:  Phil Ford North Carolina\nSG:  Pistol Pete Maravich LSU\nSF:  Larry Bird Indiana State\nPF:  Elvin Hayes Houston\nC:  Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) UCLA
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have the other big man set you pics, or go high low have the other big man set up out by the free throw line and you guys can rotate, also the guards need to do thier job of swinging the ball to get the defense moving, id say have one guard be in the corner and pass it to him and hopefully that will bring one of the guys playing d downlow out to cover him and open things up. other then that id just say work on your short jumper.
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Make sure you have enough facilities. Create some sort of tournament format. Try to promote the kids as much as possible. Have a Public Address announcer. Make MVP's for games/tournaments. Keep obnoxious coaches under wraps. They're kids not pros so the more annoying Bobby Knight type fathers that are there, the more problems that you will have.
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I like nbadraft.net. It lists all the prospects and gives a good scouting report for each. Most of them even have an NBA comparison.
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depends what type of player best fits into your team.are you trying to win nba or just want best player on your team.for me,it would be steve nash. guts,game and desire. he sets a model for the rest of the team.
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Mention that Larry Brown needs to balance out his lineup with a solid big man.  They have the guards to win games but nothing up front.  Mention that drafting Tyrus Thomas, Glen Davis, or Shelden Williams would be a good idea because these are all formidable big men.
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Player Player Never give up, you know almost all women like older men and we like younger women that ain't never gonna change what are you gonna do when you turn 40 give up ya players card?! Hell No!\nNext question please.
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I'd say shooting guard. If you can handle possibly point guard. But the most important thing is what your coach thinks. Ask him.
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OMG! I love playing center! In my opinion, it is the best posistion to play! For one thing, you're one of the biggest players on the court. Another thing is that the offense usually revolves around you because your teammates always look for you posting up in the paint. I also think that center is the toughest posistion on the court to play because you have to work REALLY hard to post up.
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One thing you absolutely must do is develop your weak hand...I used to coach high school ball, and I don't know how many kids I knew who were elementary or middle school "stars" who just didn't pan out in high school because they couldn't handle the ball, pass, or finish layups with their off hand...and there are two personality traits you ought to work on developing...A good point guard MUST remain cool under pressure, and he (or she) must check his (or her) ego at the door...When you watch championship basketball teams play, very seldom will the point be the leading scorer...but they will have a ton of assists, and their teammates will be involved in the game
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wait till the morning and your line-up will be fresh you can sub in and out anyone you chose. Change your captain every day as well so you get maximum points and be careful to see who your players are playing. Your bench players points do not get added to your score so be sure to put in all players that are active that day. Good luck
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make sure you got the basics down like dribbling, shooting, and defense. if you got the fundementals, than you can own anyone who comes down the block
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This is a tough situation for you. I have 5 daughters and my advice for them would be this.\nDo what you think is best for yourself only you know how you will feel with your decision. You want to show them everything you got. You will go for the spot on the team to be on the first team right? questions: what happens if you dont make it? How long will it take you to get the spot? How many games will you miss reaching the spot? If you make it, what next? will you get to play as much? Will you gain much more by the tournaments that you would be able to play?\n\nBut for the "parental" view,\nWhy do you want to be on the first team? Will  you have more advantages? Is it for more status? Will you play as much as on the other team? Could you maybe "shine" more on this team?\n\nThese are just some of the things you could answer yourself. Maybe by listening to yourself and your parents who only want the best for you. you can come up with a pro and con list of where you may suit your situation better. \n\nAs always when the years have passed and you look back what will you remember the most of these days. How well you played? What you did to get there? ect.\n\nHope this helps, and good luck to whatever you decide. I think you took an adult step just by asking others opinions.
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Point Guard- Magic Johnson\nShooting Guard - Michael Jordan\nSmall Forward - Larry Bird\nPower Forward - Charles Barkley\nCenter - Hakeem Olajuwon
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well id start with 3 players from each team that way u can really maximise ur chances of getting a good score while making ur team look and play better ... also another good start is to pick 23 good players
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Do what you like the most.I like basketball,so i perfer to do that 1st.
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If you're trynta be a versatile center, don't look at Mark Blount, look at KG. Also, you better be able to hit the 3 ball consistently, have a solid handle, can pass well, have a great b-ball IQ, and also have a consistent mid-range game. So don't look at Mark Blount, check out KG, Rasheed Wallace, or Elton Brand.\n\nAlso, have good footwork...God Bless...