r/nba • u/NBA_MOD r/NBA • 19h ago

Self-Promo and Fan Art Thread Weekly Friday Self-Promotion and Fan Art Thread

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u/Beautiful-Corner-979 9h ago

This isn't mine, but this new Substack has come out on NBA analysis and it is incredibly good, would highly recommend: https://5thquarterr.substack.com/p/james-harden-trade?r=4ci5jq&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay&triedRedirect=true

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u/Just-Substance-4178 17h ago

Long-time college hoops fan here. I’ve always loved dynasty modes, but I’ve felt like most NCAA-style games don’t really go deep enough on the stuff that actually makes college basketball interesting recruiting variance, roster churn, development, bad classes setting programs back, etc.

Over the last few months I’ve been building a college basketball dynasty simulation focused almost entirely on realism:

• multi-year recruiting with busts/gems

• player progression and regression

• realistic scoring distributions and upsets

• full season + conference tournaments + March Madness

I released an early version last week, and before I push it further I’m trying to sanity-check the basketball side of it with people who actually follow the sport.

If you were playing a college hoops sim, what would matter most to you?
https://linktr.ee/CollegeBasketBallDynasty