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Date: 11/9/2012 6:27:13 PM
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I think these are great the only problem is there are lots of names for new players and lots for very old ones but not so many for those guys in their prime. I think guys who are 25 and playing in the top league are hardly greenhorns or novices. I put in some fun/silly ones for the very rare high experience levels.
1- Freshman
2- Sophomore
3- Junior
4- Senior
5- Rookie
6- Journeyman
7- Practiced
8- Accomplished
9- Seasoned
10- Veteran
11- Master
12- Mentor
13- Elder
14- Old Hand
15- Guru
16- Ancient
17- Pensioner
18- Artifact
19- Relic
20- Dinosaur
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Date: 11/10/2012 8:42:24 AM
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Rookie after sophomore? Really?
I think you can't put names which are related to the number of seasons played at a certain level IRL, it would be quite disturbing.
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Date: 11/10/2012 4:14:51 PM
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In the USA system in theory you have four years of College and then are an NBA (professional) rookie but the reality is obviously most good players go much earlier.
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