What would a Chicago Bulls dynasty look like if they started their rebuild now?
When the Chicago Bulls went all-in in 2021, they clearly had big things in mind. They created a core of Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan, and Nikola Vucevic, with a group of solid role players around them. Unfortunately, that group hasn’t panned out, having won just a single playoff game in three years and enduring two sub-.500 seasons in each of the last two years.
Needless to say, changes are needed, and Arturas Karnisovas even admitted that this group isn’t working at the conclusion of the 2023-24 season. Now, Chicago faces a crucial offseason that could help determine what the future of their organization looks like.
YouTuber Clique Productions recently made a video in which he rebuilt the Bulls and made them into a dynasty in NBA 2K24.
Obviously, it’s going to be a lot harder to turn things around in Chicago than Clique made it look in this video. That said, everything starts with a successful 2024 offseason, so it’s on the front office to get things right this summer.
Regular-season top 10 players in each region for fall 2024 “NBA 2K24” after Week 3 action.
The 2024 high school esports season logs on across North America, with competitive gaming teams going head-to-head on the PlayVS platform, which the NFHS Network and state associations officially recognize.
And with that comes the latest round of USA TODAY High School Sports and PlayVS rankings.
After three weeks of regular-season competition, here are the top “NBA 2K24” high school esports players in each state/region.
Alabama
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Andalusia High School — Player: Andalusia Bulldog Player One
2. Bob Jones High School — Player: BJHS Jackson
3. Ben C Rain High School — Player: NBA2k RHS
4. Greenville High School — Player: Master
5. Colbert County High School — Player: NexPlateau
6. Columbia High School — Player: Eagle HoopZ
7. Bob Jones High School — Player: BJHS Mitchell
8. Andalusia High School — Player: Andalusia Bulldog Player Two
9. Russell County High School — Player: T Upshaw NBA 2K
10. Eufaula High School — Player: Tigers NBA 5
Arkansas
1. Jonesboro High School — Player: NAWF
2. Bauxite High School — Player: Beene
3. Mena High School — Player: T Squad
4. Cabot High School — Player: diego nunez
5. Concord High School — Player: Pirate NBA Team 3 GM
6. Jonesboro High School — Player: tip
7. Sacred Heart Catholic School — Player: EDrill
8. Bauxite High School — Player: Colclasure
9. Corning High School — Player: Bobcats.2k.2
10. Rogers Heritage High School — Player: War Eagles
Central Region
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
t-1. St. Anthony High School (Ill.) — Player: Bulldogs NBA 1 t-1. Angleton Christian School (Texas) — Player: Warriors 2K
3. Lamar County School Of Technology (Ala.) — Player: Dark Knight
4. Frankston High School (Texas) — Player: FHS Indians NBA 2K2
5. Gary School (Texas) — Player: Gary Bobcats
6. Meredosia-Chambersburg High School (Ill.) — Player: MCHS NBA2K
7. Elkhart High School (Texas) — Player: From Downtown
8. Birdville Center of Technology and Advanced Learning (Texas) — Player: Legends
9. Crete-Monee High School (Ill.) — Player: CreteMonee 2K
10. Frankston High School (Texas) — Player: FHS Indians NBA2K3
Eastern Region
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Greenwich High School (Conn.) — Player: Greenwich Cardinals
2. Eastern Senior High School (D.C.) — Player: Eastern 2K (Taylor)
3. Eastern Senior High School (D.C.) — Player: Eastern 2K (Tyler)
4. Ipswich High School (Mass.) — Player: IHS Tigers
5. Bristol Central High School (Conn.) — Player: Bristol Central Rams
6. Eastern Senior High School (D.C.) — Player: Eastern 2K (Derrick)
7. Schenectady High School (N.Y.) — Player: Schenectady 2K Red
8. Horizon High School (Fla.) — Player: Purple
9. Palmyra-Macedon Senior High School (N.Y.) — Player: Raider 2K
10. Evander Childs Campus (N.Y.) — Player: ant
Georgia
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. North Forsyth High School — Player: OvertimeChef
2. North Forsyth High School — Player: DJ Sriracha
t-3. Rockdale County High School — Player: RCHS 2K24 Varsity B
t-3. Webster County High School — Player: Bobcats 2K1
5. Valdosta High School — Player: Wildcat Team 2
6. Archer High School — Player: Archer 2k Red
7. Walton High School — Player: NBA Charlie
8. Dougherty Comprehensive High School — Player: Team Empire
9. Pickens County High School — Player: 2K Dragons
10. Rockdale County High School — Player: RCHS 2K24 Varsity A
Kentucky
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Shelby County High School — Player: Rockets 2k
2. Betsy Layne High School — Player: BLHS – Brayden
3. Pendleton County High School — Player: Pc Wildcats NBA2K
t-4. Fairview High School — Player: FHS Goofy Goobers
t-4. Fairview High School — Player: FHS Twinkies
6. Fairview High School — Player: FHS Cool Breeze
7. Fairview High School — Player: FHS Gold Diggers
8. Monroe County High School — Player: Falcons NBA – Holt
9. Caverna High School — Player: Caverna 2k
10. Fulton High School — Player: Jayvon
Michigan
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Belleville High School — Player: Belleville Baller Jaedyn
2. Belleville High School — Player: Belleville Baller Cris
3. Owendale-Gagetown Jr/Sr High School — Player: Team A
4. De La Salle Collegiate — Player: DLS Pilots 2
5. De La Salle Collegiate — Player: DLS Pilots
6. De La Salle Collegiate — Player: DLS Pilots 3
7. Beecher High School — Player: B2K2
8. Belleville High School — Player: Belleville Baller Keith
t-9. Beecher High School — Player: B2K3
t-9. Beecher High School — Player: B2K4
t-9. Beecher High School — Player: B2K1
Mississippi
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Shannon High School — Player: SHSRaider6
2. Gentry High School — Player: Playmaker SngDawqin
3. William B. Murrah High School — Player: 1400 Mustangs Warren
4. Noxubee County High School — Player: Tiger Hoops 3
5. Quitman High School — Player: QHS Panther NBA Pawminators 1
t-6. Quitman High School — Player: QHS Panter NBA Pawminators 2
t-6. Petal High School — Player: Destin Barnett
8. Pearl High School — Player: Pearl High School White
9. Pearl High School — Player: Pearl High School Navy
10. Tishomingo County High School — Player: TCHS 2K 1
Mountain Region
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Jordan High School (Utah) — Player: JHS 2k
2. Maya High School (Ariz.)— Player: Maya Wooper Hoopers
3. Vista Academy (Colo.) — Player: Vista 2k Miners
4. Sierra High School (Colo.) — Player: Stallions NBA2k
5. Riverside Virtual (Calif.) — Player: RVS Trailblazers
6. Maya High School (Ariz.) — Player: Maya Wooper Dunkers
7. Mt. Edgecumbe High School (Alaska) — Player: MEHS Braves 2K
8. Madras High School (Ore.) — Player: MHS – Bryson
9. Thomas Jefferson High School Colo.) — Player: Spartan Hoop Squad
10. Bert Corona Charter High School (Calif.) — Player: NBA Knights
New Mexico A-3A
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. West Las Vegas High School — Player: WLVHS ES
2. West Las Vegas High School — Player: WLVHS JR
3. West Las Vegas High School — Player: WLVHS CL
4. West Las Vegas High School — Player: WLVHS AP
5. Wagon Mound High School — Player: WM NBA2K JJM
6. Questa High School — Player: Wildcat Gamers
7. Wagon Mound High School — Player: WM NBA2K JOM
8. Wagon Mound High School — Player: WM NBA2K EA
9. Dexter High School — Player: Dexter NBA KM
10. Raton High School — Player: Raton MA
New Mexico 4A-5A
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. La Cueva High School — Player: La Cueva Bears Geronimo
2. Del Norte High School — Player: Zach Lee 2K DNHS
3. Del Norte High School — Player: Cam Vaughn 2K DNHS
4. La Cueva High School — Player: La Cueva Bears Varsity Vance
5. Las Cruces High School — Player: LCHS NBA2k Varsity
6. Organ Mountain High School — Player: OMHS NBA2K Varsity Christopher
7. Silver High School — Player: Silver High V
8. Clovis High School — Player: CHS NBA2k
9. Las Cruces High School — Player: LCHS NBA2K Varsity 2
10. Gadsden High School — Player: GHS Nathan
Oklahoma
(Courtesy of PlayVS)
1. Roland High School — Player: RHS AC
2. Sweetwater High School — Player: Bulldog 2k A
3. Wynona High School — Player: A Friend in Need is a Friend Embiid
4. Bristow High School — Player: 2K Zach
5. Sweetwater High School — Player: Bulldog 2k C
6. Cyril High School — Player: Cyril Pirates – Cash 2K
7. Roland High School — Player: RHS JR
8. Sweetwater High School — Player: Bulldog 2k B
9. Canton High School — Player: Canton Tigers Peters
10. Bristow High School — Player: 2K Karl
A number of San Antonio players saw their ratings changed in the latest granular assessment of play in the league.
Now that the NBA’s trade deadline and 2024 All-Star Week are behind fans of the San Antonio Spurs, they can turn their attention to the news that really matters for the rest of the season (at least, to the gamers, anyway) — the arrival of a new set of NBA 2K24 overall player ratings for the Spurs.
A number of San Antonio players saw their ratings changed in the latest granular assessment of play in the league for the popular basketball simulation game, and most of them were positive. A total of four such players were updated, with three of the four seeing rises.
Let’s take a look at which players, and how they were assessed in this update.
And despite how this season has been going might make you think, they are mostly for the better!
The NBA has put the All-Star Game and All-Star Week festivities behind them as the Chicago Bulls and the rest of the league gears up for the stretch run. But there is at least one other annual update to consider for fans of the video game version of the Association.
The folks who keep the NBA 2K franchise running smoothly and up-to-date on the state of the play (and players) of the league have updated overall player ratings around the Association. Those updates include a number of players on the Chicago Bulls roster (and most of them are for good), reflecting internal development on the team.
So, with that in mind, let’s take a look at which Bulls saw their player ratings change with the new update.
A number of Boston Celtics players have seen their overall player ratings change.
With the NBA’s All-Star Game for 2024 now in the rearview mirror, we can also take a look at some other timely news that may have been a bit obscured by the All-Star Week festivities taking place in Indianapolis, Indiana. The folks behind the popular NBA basketball simulation video game, NBA 2K, have updated this year’s overall player ratings for NBA 2K24!
And with that update, a number of Boston Celtics players have also seen their overall player ratings change, mostly for the good (and a few for the worse). The news is, as we alluded, mostly positive for the Celtics seeing changes to their ratings.
So all that said, let’s take a look at which Celtics’ ratings have changed — and to what.
San Antonio Spurs rookie phenom Victor Wembanyama is turning heads this season for good reason, and not just on the basketball court
San Antonio Spurs rookie phenom Victor Wembanyama is turning heads this season for good reason, and not just on the basketball court. The Frenchman just saw his NBA 2K24 rating raised to 89 at the midseason ratings assessment for the popular NBA basketball simulation video game.
“On February 12, (Wembanyama) recorded a triple-double with 27 points, 14 rebounds, and an astonishing 10 blocks, becoming the first rookie since 1990 to achieve this marvelous feat,” notes NBA 2k. “The rookie center-forward has not only lived up to the lofty expectations set by pundits this season—he’s exceeding them at a historic pace.”
“During the last two weeks, Wembanyama has averaged 19.6 points, 9.7 rebounds, and 3.6 blocks per game.”
“On the season, the 20-year-old French star is averaging 3.2 blocks per game, which leads the league this year,” adds NBA 2K. “Wembanyama isn’t even 50 games into his NBA career yet, and he’s already rewriting the record books.”
We kind of get the feeling they might need to recalibrate the ratings system by the time Wemby hits his prime, but that’s just us.
Top two teams in each region/state for fall 2023 “NBA 2K24”
The 2023 Fall Season has come to an end for high school esports teams, with the championship matchups wrapping up competition on the PlayVS platform.
State titles for the growing sport have been officially recognized by the NFHS Network and state associations, creating even more awareness for the teams across North America.
With that in mind, here is the “NBA 2K24” champion and runner-up in each state/region.
Going through the worst video games of 2023 based on Metacritic scores sure is a ride. While you’ve got your usual complaints – too many microtransactions, not enough to do, and things like that – there’s a streak of broken promises and severe pushback against questionable monetization that runs through most of them this year. Kickstarter backers expected more, sports fans got less, and tight publishing schedules meant some games shipped long before they should have. Then there was Activision Blizzard, whose games just did not fare well with consumers this year.
It’s not a pretty task, but we’ve sorted through the rubble and picked out the worst games of 2023 according to Metacritic user scores.
UNC legend Rasheed Wallace explains why he isn’t on this year’s NBA 2K24 video game while on the Gils Arena Show.
Former UNC Tar Heel[autotag] Rasheed Wallace[/autotag] is back in the spotlight, dishing out stories about his playing days and answering mysteries that people wondered about that only he would know.
A question on a few minds is why Wallace wasn’t featured anywhere on the new NBA 2k game. Well, Wallace revealed the reason to Gilbert Arenas on a recent episode of the Gils Arena Show, explaining that he won’t be on NBA2k24 or any moving forward until they “CTC (cut the check).
According to Wallace, he was offered 10k to be in the game. Instead, he passed due to how much the company makes, feeling the 10k was not enough for his likeness to a company that makes so much money. The segment was clipped and has since garnered over 2 Million views.
Rasheed Wallace Explains Why He isn’t on NBA 2K24 😂😭
Wallace not being on 2k is a huge deal, with him being so instrumental to the 2004 Detroit Pistons Championship run and his impact on the Portland Trailblazers from 96-03. Wallace isn’t the first NBA legend to decline to be on the video game, joining Charles Barkley, who has criticized 2k for years to give players more money to have their likeness used.
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