How do you declare for the nba draft?
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All U.S. players are automatically eligible upon the end of their college eligibility. Through 2005, U.S. players were also allowed to declare eligibility for the draft at any time between high school graduation and the completion of college eligibility. International players could declare eligibility in the calendar year of their 18th birthday, or later.\n\nStarting with the 2006 NBA Draft, the eligibility rules have changed:\n\nAll players, regardless of nationality, must be at least 19 years old during the calendar year of the draft. \nA U.S. player must also be at least one year removed from the graduation of his high school class. \nThis age limit for draftees is part of the new collective bargaining agreement between the league and its players union.\n\nThe NBA has established two draft declaration dates. All players who wish to be drafted, and are not automatically eligible, must declare their eligibility on or before the first declaration date. Following this, the NBA runs several pre-draft camps for prospective draftees to allow them to show their skills to the league's teams, which may also audition players individually. A player may withdraw his name from consideration from the draft at any time before the final declaration date, one week before the draft. Players do not lose their college eligibility by declaring for the draft on the initial date, unless they have, in any previous year, declared and withdrawn from the draft; however, if they stay in the draft at the final declaration date, they lose further college eligibility, whether or not they are drafted. Also, signing with an agent automatically ends a player's college eligibility. Underclassmen may withdraw from the draft only once\n\nWhen a player is selected in the first round of the draft, the team that selected him is required to sign him to at least a one-year contract. Players selected in the second round are "owned" by the team for three years, but the teams are not required to sign them.
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Try mycareer.com.au, from the Sydney Morning Herald website
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Baseball draft - you get to pick a player between rounds. It's awarded to a team who has lost a player of a certain class.\n\n"So, a team losing a Class A gets a first-round draft choice from the team that signed him as well as a "sandwich pick" between the first and second round (rather than second and third...). If you lose a Class B, you get just the first-round pick, and if you lose a Class C, you just get the sandwich pick."
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i play NBA fantasy myself.... so i had to learn the hard way..\n\nwhat you can do is:\n\n1. Get players that will dominate or give you points in each of the catagorizes.\n   a. scoring\n   b. rebounds\n   c. steals\n   d. assists\n   e. blocks\n\nand since its hard to get the best players, you have to always make sure your first pick will always be someone that will generate points in all the catagories.\n\nexample: Kevin Garnet, Lebron James, Shawn Marion, ect.\n\nThese guys will give you the point spread you need if other players you chose, dont produce.\n\n2. Pick players that you know the other people probably wont choose, but you kno will give you decent amount of points.\n\n\nhint: A single person cant win the match, you have to plug in the right amount of people that will give you more points than your opponent.\n\n3. Constantly look at the Hot/Cold sheets and see who is on fire. you have to keep changing your roster and implement players that you believe will help your team or drop them if you feel that they are not. \n\nFinally Observe the Yahoo Player Notes, and see what each of em has to say... those are one of the best tips you can get, to win a fantasy league. \n\nGOOD 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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i also have nba 2k7 good game\n\nbring up your menu ( it says roster, scouting, gameplan, etc.)\n\nthen click on options then save and start a new file\n\ngood luck
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Go to   \nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/nba/index\nhttp://www.nba.com/ \nhttp://sports.yahoo.com/nba\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/sports/index/nba/?nav=left\nhttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/specials/draft/2006/\nhttp://cbs.sportsline.com/nba\nhttp://www.wnba.com/\nhttp://www.keeperfantasyleagues.com/
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LeBron James was drafted right out of High School \n(St. Vincent's St. Mary's)\n\nCheck this out\nhttp://www.nbadraft.net/profiles/lebronjames.htm\n\n  He was selected first overall by the Cleveland Cavs\n\nAs for Jason Kidd...  He was drafted in 1994 by the Dallas Mavricks 1st round and 2nd overall from California.  \n\nI hope this helps you out.\n\n\nhttp://www.nbadraft.net/1994.htm
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Either photocopy a NCAA bracket and distribute it, or do it online via Fantasy Sports on Yahoo, Sporting News, etc where you can create a team and invite people to make their picks online.  Then the system will calculate the leaders automatically.
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I assume you're talking about fantasy sports (baseball?). Click on the "join now" button. Then choose the second option: join existing custom or public league. On the new page, choose "join custom league". At that point, it will ask you for the league ID and password. Then, follow the prompts to set up your team.
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if you have ur info for your team just email the league and tell them...if it's yahoo league ur sol
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Players are usually announced by their alma matas due to the popularity of college basketball. Like most other professional sports, players are drafted into the pros. To answer the question of why international players are announced by the country they are from is because technically international players are drafted from the national team they played for which is usually their country. (i.e. Yao Ming from China, Peja Stoyokavich from Serbia Montenegro). The last place they played before they became pro would be their alma mata (or what is announced). For example Dikembe Mutumbo is of African descent. However, he was recruited by Georgetown University, hence when his name was announced, he was named as a Georgetown player, not Dikembe Mutumbo from Africa.
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A lot of people think that they have what it takes to make it in the NBA.However,for whatever reason,they are either playing overseas or are sent to the NBA Developmental League.Jumpshots and dunks are good,but people skills are also required to make it in the National Basketball Association.
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be good at basketball, \nbe good with people,\nhave somewhere to do it,\nhave a good reputation, \nand enjoy.
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There is no magical steps to take or secret form to fill out.  You can do it however you want.  You could buy equipment for everyone and then invite people.\n\nProbably it would be easier to find 4 other people who have equipment and already play paintball.  Once they agree to be on the team, then come up with a team name.  \n\nThere it is!!\n\nNow, if you want to enter tournaments (or really play at all), you will need money to buy paint and pay entrance fees.  If you really want to get high-tech, you can pay someone to design a logo and print jerseys.\n\nThe cool part is if you start winning, you have prizes.  These prizes could involve new guns or paint.  Free paint is good for practicing, because then you are more likely to win next time.  And then since you practiced so much, you will probably win the next tournament also.  Kind of an interesting cycle to get into.
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I think in order to become a great female basketball player is by playing basketball with boys.\n\nThe WNBA has eligibility requirements for all prospects which require that any woman (regardless of nationality) may sign a WNBA player contract provided that she meets one of the following:\n\nIs at least 22 years old during the calendar year of the applicable season \nHas completed her intercollegiate basketball eligibility \nHas graduated from a four-year college or university \nOr has played at least two seasons for another professional basketball league \n\nThere are a few ways that teams can fill their rosters. The WNBA Draft is very important because all of the top collegiate and international players are a part of the draft list. Also, teams do have the opportunity to conduct their own local try-out camps and could sign eligible players from their camp. \n\nIn order for you to get exposure you need to send the national office and individual teams current video tape of you playing in a organized game and also your resume. The resume should include collegiate stats and awards and if you have played overseas, you should include your international stats. \n\nOur coaches evaluate players from all conferences and divisions. We consistently look at Div. I, II, III and NAIA. We also read basketball publications, newspaper articles, conference updates, watch video tapes and attend games. It is our intention to find the best players in the nation and we respect all divisions. \n\nIn order for any player to be considered for the WNBA Pre-Draft Camp, she must meet the eligibility requirements and provide the league office with current game footage and a resume. We will evaluate the player to determine whether or not she has the skills to play at the next level. \n\nEach team evaluates the player talent and decides on whom they would like to draft. Drafting players is based on team needs, athleticism, knowledge of the game and the player's ability to perform at the next level.
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Be a top 50 player at your position coming out of college.  If they rate you there then you will get invited.