"They have a unique perspective, having played the game at the highest level. When we look at a prospect, part of the evaluation is will he step up and make a big call? Will he be intimidated? They have a real leg up. Several of them have expressed they want to pursue it as a career.I see this scenario at just about every youth game I watch. Even on the High School level you see players who can't dribble with both hands or do the basics to make them a better player. There is nothing stopping every player from being a better ball handler except themselves and their inability to work.

Those are the basics. Now, it is up to you to apply your special knowledge, instinct or hunches, and "Win one for the Gipper". Before your draft, you might want to challenge friends, family members or coworkers who have similar skills to yours to join your league.My pet peeve: neighborhood organizations that insist the leaves be raked and removed from yards. Why? They are beautif