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I tend to agree with TRhit that I enjoy reading scouting reports on high school and college players. They are still just informed opinions but if done the right way they are good ways to "see" that player without having access to his games. I like to read old scouting reports and see how close they came to being correct about a players later development. As long as you realize good or bad it's just one scout's opinion. Most reports have alot of good to say about the top prospects with only a few negatives to allow you to rank them in the first place.

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