32-0 – College Basketball Lineup Draft Game
Draft two guards, two forwards, a center, and a sixth man from random programs and eras since 2009. Then see if your team can run the table.
Draft two guards, two forwards, a center, and a sixth man from random programs and eras since 2009. Then see if your team can run the table.
32-0 is a free college basketball lineup draft game. Build a team from random programs and eras since 2009, then see if it can win every game from November through the national championship.
Each round deals a random college basketball program and era since 2009. Draft one player from that team into an open slot: two guards, two forwards, a center, or a sixth man who can play any position. After six picks, your lineup plays a full simulated season.
Each pick is graded on production and impact, including win shares and defensive rating, and compared with players at the same position in the same season so every era is fair. The five starters count equally and the sixth man counts half as much. Your team OVR decides how strong your season is.
Every lineup gets five: three Skip team power-ups that deal a new team, and two Change era power-ups that move the draw to a different window of seasons in that program’s history.
Power-conference programs and Gonzaga are drawn by name. Sometimes you get a pooled mid-major draw instead, which lets you pick from any other program in that era.
Yes. A perfect season is 6 non-conference wins, 17 conference wins, 3 conference tournament wins, and 6 NCAA tournament wins, all against real rated team seasons. No team has finished 32-0 in real life since Indiana in 1976.