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Problem The NBA is TOO exciting Not much to do during the off-season Most fans can only sit and watch Proposal Plan Worksheets to allow an interactive UI Logic programming as a means to following the rules Team cap

Problem The NBA is TOO exciting ● Not much to do during the off-season ● Most fans can only sit and watch ●
Proposal Plan Worksheets to allow an interactive UI ● Logic programming as a means to following the rules ● Team cap space, contract allocations, roster limits ●
Predicate Sorting
Team Logo
Player Choosing
Player Image
Trading
Demo
Potential Future Additions More page visuals ● Timing functionality ● Share worksheet via email ● Multi-user Draft ● Clearing draft ●

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