MyCareer: College + Bonus

After a less-than-mediocre freshman year at Northwestern University, Noah Matthews puts in a spectacular effort in the offseason. Going from playing just three games his freshman year, to leading his team to the conference tournaments, only to be bounced in the first round. However, it was not in vain. Noah finished the year slashing 18.1/5.9/1.9 and 53.2/46.4/90.7, because he jumped up to an astonishing 82 overall. He then finished the year by declaring for the 2018 NBA Draft.

Bonus: Bennett Lyons was not a child of many struggles. He was incredibly bright, athletic, and his movie star parents were extremely wealthy. He was a stellar athlete, competing in three separate sports for the three different trimesters, Fall, Winter, and Spring. Football, Basketball, and Baseball respectively. After receiving no baseball scholarships to any schools he wanted to go to, which were Duke, Clemson, and Northwestern, where his cousin went two years before and is now a top 20 NBA prospect for the 2018 NBA Draft. He decided to try and go a different way. It would be harder, but it might get him to one of the schools he wanted to go to. He tried to get on through a basketball scholarship. Sure enough, two weeks later he received the letter asking him if he would like to come to join Duke University's basketball team, only a half ride on the contrary. He wasn't worried about the other half, due to his parents incredible wealth. When he got there he was a walk on for baseball, but he got the scholarship for basketball, so he would be on the basketball team or his scholarship would be terminated. When he got their he realized Coach K's practices were tough. You had to work. To no one's suprise he developed into the star freshman that would be a great addition to the starting lineup. And so his freshman year began...