Michael Hopcroft's Discussions
Wanted the original Rotisserie League
Replied Oct. 29, 2007
Any other sports for Puresum?
Replied Oct. 23, 2007
SOM vs SP vs DM vs PS vs APC Baseball
Replied Oct. 16, 2007
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- Hometown:
- Portland, OR
- About Me:
- I've been playing sportsgames since the 1970's when i was a teenager, incluidng playing severeal thrilling games of Strat against one of my high school teachers (You may have heard of him, name of Tom Treblehorn, furutre manager of a good Brewers team and a dreadful Cubs side).
- What I like most about PureSim:
- The sheer versatility of it.
- Favorite PureSim Experience:
- The first time I crreated an oriagnization from scratch out of the Sandbox and won two of the first three championships despite the next-to-loweset payroll in the league.
Michael Hopcroft's Blog
My new experiences
Well, I now have my fukll copy of PureSDim running and it's working just splendidly. I think I've only scracthed the durface of what it can do.
There are, however, a couple of projects I wanted to try and see if they would work:
1. One of the first "modeled" associations I created was 1914, the first year of the Federal League. I still haven't quite figured out how to tell the scheduler that, no, it's THREE SEPARATE KLEAGUES not one big league nwith three eight-team divisions t… Continue
There are, however, a couple of projects I wanted to try and see if they would work:
1. One of the first "modeled" associations I created was 1914, the first year of the Federal League. I still haven't quite figured out how to tell the scheduler that, no, it's THREE SEPARATE KLEAGUES not one big league nwith three eight-team divisions t… Continue
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The same group owns a soccer club, the Timbers, in the United Soccer League (the minor league one level below Major League Soccer). The Timbers were the name of Portland's successful franchise in the North American Soccer League from 1975 until that league folded in 1983. The NASL was soccer's top US league at the time, and was the last stop on the road for legends like Pele and Franz Beckenbauer. Portland's team usually consisted of refugees from English clubs like Jimmy Conway and Clive Charles, who would stay in Portland and coach the women's side for the University of Portland to a national championship.