1. Calvin Christian Basketball Association (CCBA)

2. Welcome to the CCBA (Calvin Christian Basketball Association).

3. Beginning budget: $80,000,000

4. Costs of your franchise:

5. 1.Players: pick 5 NBA players to form your CCBA team. You can spend as little or as much as you like UP TO $15,000,000 but you must have 2 guards, 2 forwards, and 1 center. Also, there are some very good performance based bonuses if you put together a good team.

6. CCBA Team Roster TEAM NAME: Player NameTeamCost Guard #1 Guard #2 Forward #1 Forward #2 Center TOTAL COST: (can NOT exceed $15,000,000)

7. 2. Building a stadium: 60,000 seats = $60,000,000

8. 3. Coaches: Good coaching doesn’t come without sacrifice. You are going to have to cough up $2,000,000 for your coach.

9. 4.Daily operation costs: Each game you play costs you $150,000 to pay employees, pay utilities, etc.

10. Making $$$: You make money in this league by attendance. You can also make money through team performance bonuses. Here is how it breaks down… Tickets = $60 per person Concessions = $20 per person in attendance Souvenirs = $50 for ½ of the people in attendance Programs = $8 for ¼ of the people in attendance Parking = $10 for ¼ of the people in attendance

11. How this game works:

12. There are two parts to this game: #1 Making money through sales… Each day for 3 days you figure how much money you earn by rolling dice and figuring out how many people attend your team’s games. Each day you will roll a dice 10 times to represent 10 games. Dice rolls equals the number you roll x 10,000. Example: You roll a 4…that equals 40,000 people attending.

13. Series 1 (games 1-10)Stadium capacity: Dice roll AttendanceTicket sales Concession sales Souvenir salesProgram salesParking fees Operation costsTOTAL 1 -$150,000 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -$150,000 TOTAL MONEY EARNED:

14. #2 YOUR TEAM Your team will play two games to attempt to win bonus money. The games will be calculated with the following formula… 1(P) + 3(B) + 2(R) + 1.5(A+S) + -2(TO + F) P= points, B= blocks, R=rebounds, A=assists, S=steals, TO=turnovers, F=fouls

15. GAME DAY ONE Formula: 1(P) + 3(B) + 2(R) + 1.5(A+S) + -2(TO + F) P= points, B= blocks, R=rebounds, A=assists, S=steals, TO=turnovers, F=fouls PlayerPointsReboundsBlocksSteals and Assists Turnovers and Fouls TOTAL G1x3x2x1.5x-2x G1x3x2x1.5x-2x F1x3x2x1.5x-2x F1x3x2x1.5x-2x C1x3x2x1.5x-2x TOTAL SCORE FOR GAME 1:

16. Bonuses (everyone does NOT get these): If your team was in the top 25% of the teams for points scored after GAME 1 you raise your ticket prices $20 If your team was in the next 25% of the teams for points scored after GAME 1 you raise your ticket prices $10 If your team was in the top 25% of the teams for points scored after GAME 2 you raise your ticket prices $20 If your team was in the next 25% of the teams for points scored after GAME 2 you raise your ticket prices $10 If your team is in the top 10% after GAMES 1 and 2 you get $20,000,000 ALL STAR BONUS

17. Final Tally Sheet Beginning Balance $80,000,000 Money spent on players for team Money spent to build stadium Coaches salary Series 1 earnings Series 2 earnings Series 3 earnings Bonuses TOTAL MONEY

18. In the end the team with the most money wins the CCBA!

19. Requirements: Team name and logo designed. Choose two of the following… –Sketched drawing of home and away jerseys WITH COLOR. –Real T-Shirt with ironed on logo. –Poster to promote your team with the logo and a slogan. –Create and perform a cheer for your team. THIS MUST INCLUDE word and actions. –Make an entertaining audio recording of the starting announcement for your team. This must include your starting line-up. (If you choose this one you need to figure out how to turn it in). –Make a detailed ticket that could be sold at your stadium. It should include a front and a back. It should also include some sort of picture, cost, row and seat #, etc

20. Fully completed charts for each team (3 series of 10 games, two days of scores, and final calculations sheet. Group work RUBRIC completed by each person in the group. 2 Graphs of your choice (can be done on the computer or by hand). Graphs must be neat and include color. –Circle graph of the % that each player scored for your team in game one. –Circle graph of the % of revenue earned from tickets, concessions, etc. –A line graph that tracks your attendance for games over the first 20 games.