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| #64 | 02/04/2018 12:22:28 pm | Oct 29th, 2003 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive 
| Looks Like Haselrig an I are the only two humans in II.1 so far. Here's to a long competitive rivalry between us. |
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| #801 | 03/17/2018 1:09:51 pm | Feb 12th, 2004 | |
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Deuce Joined: 03/16/2018 Posts: 9 Inactive
| I'd like to join that rivalry! | ||
| #1734 | 06/21/2018 4:18:55 pm | Nov 12th, 2005 | |
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Valmion Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 41 Texas Longhorns VI.32 
| I have been here since the season start  |
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| #2139 | 07/11/2018 3:55:08 pm | Oct 14th, 2000 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| Good luck all! So far from what I have seen I'm thinking 'Nova can stay out of relagation. But beyond that? Who knows. | ||
| #2361 | 07/18/2018 10:57:13 am | Nov 8th, 2000 | |
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Cogz Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 7 Inactive
| I've got 6 guys to replace that are core players this year. Going to be tough going forward unless I have a really good recruiting class which doesn't appear to be likely. | ||
| #3389 | 09/15/2018 1:56:43 pm | Nov 17th, 2001 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| Conference play starting again. While I think 'Nova is slightly better than last season, especially with the addition of some height. We'll still probably be a middle of the pack team. Have fun and good luck! |
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| #3802 | 10/15/2018 3:05:16 pm | Mar 2nd, 2002 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| Whew! Just barely avoided relagation! | ||
| #4064 | 10/31/2018 8:36:35 pm | Oct 12th, 2002 | |
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Garnash1970 Joined: 05/12/2018 Posts: 15 Inactive
| Eight of ten non-conference games are on the road. Then 13 of first 15 conference games are on the road, including 8 in a row!!!! The silver lining, I guess, is if I survive to the point where it matters, 13 of my final 15 are home games. But seriously, 21 road games out of 25 total to start the season ... somebody hates me! LOL |
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| #4430 | 12/03/2018 1:16:02 pm | Feb 6th, 2003 | |
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PMurphy17 Joined: 07/09/2018 Posts: 12 South Carolina Gamecocks V.4 
| I cannot believe that Stanford is not in the top 25. Rankings need to get fixed. | ||
| #4437 | 12/04/2018 8:42:06 am | Feb 6th, 2003 | |
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Rock777 Joined: 02/02/2018 Posts: 1532 Inactive
| Looks like they are #5 right now. | ||
| #4439 | 12/04/2018 9:58:08 am | Feb 8th, 2003 | |
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PMurphy17 Joined: 07/09/2018 Posts: 12 South Carolina Gamecocks V.4
| There is a bug with the Tournament then because it is not showing Stanford or Tulsa as ranked teams. I'll report it. | ||
| #4441 | 12/04/2018 10:27:13 am | Feb 8th, 2003 | |
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Thuetli Joined: 03/17/2018 Posts: 4 Inactive
| That is not a bug. The rankings represent the Rating of a team, which is a more long-term evaluation of a team. And I suppose, you're just looking at the RPI ranking of Division I, which just counts for the tournament seeding. |
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| #4654 | 12/21/2018 7:27:44 am | Oct 2nd, 2003 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Hello II.1 | ||
| #4692 | 12/22/2018 7:31:22 am | Oct 2nd, 2003 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| Welcome BBP! Looks like we'll have a pretty active group in II.1 this season. | ||
| #4800 | 12/30/2018 10:33:19 am | Nov 1st, 2003 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Just lost my first game to 16th ranked Davidson(8th in coach's poll) Updated Sunday, December 30 2018 @ 10:41:05 am PST |
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| #4852 | 01/02/2019 8:10:27 am | Nov 8th, 2003 | |
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Dcmrulz Joined: 02/02/2018 Posts: 99 Inactive
| This should be a fun tight conference this season! | ||
| #4920 | 01/04/2019 7:13:26 am | Nov 15th, 2003 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Agreed we have several really good teams. | ||
| #5121 | 01/12/2019 11:55:52 am | Dec 18th, 2003 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| 7-0 in conference and on a 12 game win streak! | ||
| #5136 | 01/13/2019 10:31:48 am | Dec 20th, 2003 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| Thrilling overtime win versus Syracuse today! PF Tim Diamond nailed a buzzerbeating three pointer to tie the game and send it to overtime. I'm still trying to figure out what my team will do this season. All-Conference PF Tim Diamond has been off to a slow start and JMJ has been consistently streaky. And with one season stop-gaps at C, and SF it seems the team is just not ready to be a contender yet. |
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| #5185 | 01/15/2019 9:59:31 am | Dec 27th, 2003 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| So my team starts out 10-0 in conference play. And our worse loss so far is too a team likely to demote to division 3! | ||
| #5243 | 01/20/2019 10:40:41 am | Jan 15th, 2004 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Commordores win in Lawrence! 91 to 85. Harrison led the charge with 19 points and 12 boards off the bench. | ||
| #5332 | 01/28/2019 7:14:12 pm | Feb 12th, 2004 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Finally ranked number 2 in the AP Poll! 11 Wins and counting in a row. | ||
| #5357 | 01/31/2019 10:30:15 am | Feb 21st, 2004 | |
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Ced Joined: 02/14/2018 Posts: 411 Indiana Hoosiers II.2 
| Tough finish to the schedule for Indiana. 3 of their final 4 games are against the top schools in the conference standings. Next up, the top two in the conference face each other: #7 Indiana at #3 Vanderbilt Indiana won the first meeting by 15. |
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| #5394 | 02/03/2019 7:12:37 am | Feb 28th, 2004 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| I'd sure say I got my revenge against you 41 point win! | ||
| #6392 | 04/01/2019 9:57:27 am | Mar 5th, 2005 | |
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Philliesworld Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 220 Inactive
| After barely escaping demotion the past several seasons, The Wildcats claim the regular season conference title. Good luck to all in the up coming tournaments... | ||
| #6403 | 04/01/2019 1:17:55 pm | Mar 5th, 2005 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Congarts to Seton Hall, and Xavier in return to league I.1 and Villanova making their first trip to the big league. | ||
| #7265 | 06/07/2019 4:25:28 pm | Oct 5th, 2006 | |
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celtic4warrior Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 168 California Lutheran Kingsmen V.1 
| Howdy new neighbors, is there anyone who will be active in this forum this season? I just finished the school year!!! My first year as a full-time teacher was definitely a tough one. celtic4warrior |
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| #7326 | 06/13/2019 1:34:33 am | Oct 14th, 2006 | |
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jakala Joined: 10/21/2018 Posts: 148 Inactive
| Congrats celtic4warrior for your RL event and your team progress during last 3 seasons. Glad to see someone be active in this forum. Also good luck to everybody at II.1 |
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| #7338 | 06/13/2019 12:18:19 pm | Oct 18th, 2006 | |
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celtic4warrior Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 168 California Lutheran Kingsmen V.1
| Thanks jakala, and a good luck to you this season! celtic4warrior |
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| #7550 | 06/29/2019 10:21:05 am | Dec 14th, 2006 | |
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celtic4warrior Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 168 California Lutheran Kingsmen V.1
| I definitely was not expecting to be this successful this quickly. 3-0 in the four game gauntlet of ranked teams. One more to go against a former national champion! celtic4warrior |
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| #7556 | 06/30/2019 9:39:03 am | Dec 14th, 2006 | |
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Brewnoe Joined: 02/12/2018 Posts: 117 Inactive
| wrong tutu Updated Thursday, July 4 2019 @ 7:59:39 am PDT |
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| #7723 | 07/19/2019 9:22:32 am | Feb 17th, 2007 | |
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gullyfoyle Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 16 Boise State Broncos V.12 
| Really weird game. http://onlinecollegebasketball.org/game/143808 Losing by only 4 to the team ranked #2 isn't too bad I suppose but I can't really be happy at only getting 9 minutes from my starting C. 11 minutes from my star man at SF. And two other starters not getting their normal minutes. Little surprise they all looked like they hadn't even had a game by the end. I can't help but feel a little better discipline and the result could have been different. Still; well done to the Kingsmen. |
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| #7727 | 07/22/2019 7:44:35 am | Mar 1st, 2007 | |
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verysilentone Joined: 07/05/2018 Posts: 62 Mississippi Rebels II.1 
| At gully, looks like everyone fouled out. It sucks that between losing your best players and 32 additional FT attempts, you probably would've won. | ||
| #7731 | 07/22/2019 10:42:37 am | Mar 3rd, 2007 | |
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celtic4warrior Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 168 California Lutheran Kingsmen V.1
| Great year dudes, I have to say y'all gave me the hardest run for my money in my rise from the D III ranks! Good luck in the future and I appreciate all the positive comments you've given me, and to those who have been frustrated: I admit it, I've gotten quite lucky in quite a few games this year. Lol. celtic4warrior |
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| #7735 | 07/23/2019 5:53:51 am | Mar 3rd, 2007 | |
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verysilentone Joined: 07/05/2018 Posts: 62 Mississippi Rebels II.1
| ^ See you in I.1. Maybe I can get pay back for the two close losses this season. Updated Tuesday, July 23 2019 @ 5:54:04 am PDT |
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| #7801 | 07/29/2019 12:10:25 pm | Mar 22nd, 2007 | |
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gullyfoyle Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 16 Boise State Broncos V.12
| Good luck to both of you next season. And also to Francis Marion. This season was my best shot for a while I think. We just weren't quite good enough and doubt we can be as good for a few seasons. |
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| #7882 | 08/04/2019 11:05:04 am | Oct 4th, 2007 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Not happy to be here but I'm here now. | ||
| #7946 | 08/10/2019 7:32:54 pm | Oct 24th, 2007 | |
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Onsilas Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 80 Inactive
| I am happy to be here. Happy Jason1216 is here too. We've been drafting off each other. I would love to stick this season, but my front court is a lot weaker than I thought it was. It's going to be a challenge. |
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| #8110 | 09/15/2019 8:33:22 am | Feb 23rd, 2008 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| 20 game win streak snapped. | ||
| #8115 | 09/16/2019 9:27:58 pm | Mar 1st, 2008 | |
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g10rsh Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 95 Columbia Lions III.2 
| Was not expecting to have to escape demotion by 6 points this season! its been a fun year. Looking forward to competition next season as well! | ||
| #8118 | 09/17/2019 5:57:28 pm | Mar 6th, 2008 | |
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Onsilas Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 80 Inactive
| I'm pleased with my season too. Did not expect to promote. Georgia bouncing Vandy in the conference playoffs is surprising. |
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| #8127 | 09/18/2019 6:46:21 pm | Mar 7th, 2008 | |
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SnoozingPanda Joined: 12/15/2018 Posts: 29 Gardner-Webb Runnin Bulldogs III.3 
| Good game Boise State. A tough loss for my squad, good luck the rest of the way! | ||
| #8130 | 09/19/2019 9:41:30 am | Mar 8th, 2008 | |
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gullyfoyle Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 16 Boise State Broncos V.12
| Thanks very much. Was a really tight game. I think I have my bench to thank for the win, your starters played much better than mine. Good luck in the top division next season. |
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| #9444 | 03/04/2020 3:26:39 pm | Mar 11th, 2011 | |
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Coolhand Joined: 02/09/2018 Posts: 52 Inactive
| It was a pleasure competing in 2.1 this season. Good luck moving forward. | ||
| #11158 | 07/25/2020 10:33:59 am | Dec 12th, 2013 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1 
| who's for real and who's not? Pretty tight start to conference play thanks to some tough seasons from East Bay and Utah St. Rochester has definitely been doing the best managerial job of the season so far. Updated Saturday, July 25 2020 @ 10:35:52 am PDT |
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| #11317 | 08/12/2020 11:14:36 am | Feb 13th, 2014 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Tough to win when my STARTERS commit 22 fouls. The Patriots must have employed the services of Tim Donaghy as special guest referee | ||
| #11373 | 08/17/2020 11:32:11 am | Mar 1st, 2014 | |
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allen54chevy Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 165 Inactive
| DePaul, Colorado, and KState all finish 24-6 3 trophies? Or will points decide who gets the hardware? |
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| #11404 | 08/18/2020 10:40:24 am | Mar 6th, 2014 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| You should push for head-to-head....just this once. Bigger question is which of those 3 teams, if any, will make it to the conference finals. The bloody chaos of the first day of the Legends conference playoffs gives us underachievers some hope | ||
| #11413 | 08/19/2020 5:07:32 am | Mar 6th, 2014 | |
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allen54chevy Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 165 Inactive
| Im fine with a 3 way tie. Thats what would happen in real life. | ||
| #11552 | 08/29/2020 8:50:25 am | Oct 2nd, 2014 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Good lord, this conference is stacked this year. A lot of good team presidents | ||
| #11650 | 09/08/2020 1:33:32 pm | Nov 8th, 2014 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2 
| ^^ Yeah I agree with that, lots of good Presidents. I have a preview for us all, how exciting! Cal State Monterey Bay – Ready to win with 4 seniors & 4 juniors & also have the deepest squad in conference (12 over 120 SI). Possibly lack a bit of top end SI, and a weakness at SF? 7-0 on the punkska strengths vs weakness scoring system. Star: Sidney Jackson, 153 SI, 6'9 2 time all conference big man. Texas State – 4 good seniors, should score well. Quite nice balance to squad, definitely not as good defensively as CSMB. Weakness: the defence, and a poor coach? 6-0 on the PSWS. Star: Matias Valdez, 170 SI 6'5, 7'0 wingspan PG. UNLV – Good depth but wonder if lack good enough support outside of excellent star (0-0 PSWS – super unremarkable in either direction!). Star: Jackson Hurst, last year's II.1 Conference Player of the Year and All American, 178 SI 6'10 big man (19 ID, 16 IS, 20 IQ). Oregon State – Strength: built to run and gun (speed, 3s, perimeter defence). SI overrates / SI in less useful places. Weakness: no outstanding scorer? 5-1 PSWS. Star: Devon Knox, 178 SI 5'10 guard. Washburn – Good all-around, good depth (11 over 125 SI) SI underrates? Weakness: defence / ball handling. 3-2 PSWS. No clear star. Loyola-Chicago – Top 5 by SI are under 6'4, with all team strengths & weakness basically explained by this. 3-2 PSWS. Star: Casey Clymer, 5'10 167 SI PG, 19 PA. Temple – 2 good guards (but both slow). Weakness: bigs (ID and RB) 2-2 PSWS. Star: Arnold Ferguson, 172 SI 6'2 guard. Hartford – Good stamina and squad balance/depth but kind've average. Weaknesses: IS, PA. 2-2 PSWS. Star: Frankie Wheeler, 6'2 162 SI SG. Rochester – Another candidate for the run and gun offence. 2-3 on the PSWS. Star: Frank Crutchfield, 170 SI 6'4 “3 and D” wing Arizona State – 2-4 PSWS. Lost 4 seniors and think you can tell. Still have a few good starters (Henderson, Martin) but are my first pick for relegation. No star. Rhode Island – Have some ok bigs but lack guard skills (shooting, handling, passing). 1-3 PSWS. No star. New Hampshire – Good IQ and stamina but 1-5 PSWS. Star: Melvin Harvey, 179 SI 2 time all-conference 6'2 SG USC Upstate – Think will struggle to score efficiently, and struggle to defend inside – this doesn't seem a good combination. 0-4 PSWS. Star: Ivan Muniz, 190 SI 6'6 PG (18 JR, 18 PA, 18 IQ) Florida Gulf Coast – In a rebuilding phase – only 10 scholarships and 6 of those SO or younger. 0-5 PSWS. Star: Raul Ortiz, 6'8 184 SI PF Auburn – Our only bot team currently, can see it in the recruiting - have only 5 players over 110 SI (all over 125). 0-5 PSWS. No star. I guess I need to preview my own team too eh? Lincoln University PA - I've got good IS, but my bigs aren't too high on the SI overall. My top 9 are between 153 and 127 SI, so I lack top end but have an ok rotation. My big weakness is a PG, and possibly starting 2 weak defenders. 1-3 PSWS. I've decided Felix Quintanilla is my "star" even if he's not quite. A 153 SI 6'5 wing but may play some PG, lockdown defender and his shooting is developing quite nicely. That's not an exact prediction by the way - it's more like the below. 1-2, Cal State and Texas State 3-10, everyone between UNLV and Rochester, plus myself. There's loads of parity I think. 11-14, the next 4. 15-16, Auburn and FGC. Good luck and have fun Updated Tuesday, September 8 2020 @ 1:34:36 pm PDT Updated Tuesday, September 8 2020 @ 1:35:29 pm PDT Updated Tuesday, September 8 2020 @ 1:37:17 pm PDT |
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| #11655 | 09/08/2020 8:19:59 pm | Nov 8th, 2014 | |
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Stinny Joined: 12/26/2018 Posts: 14 Inactive
| Great write-up punkska! Appreciate the effort! Goodluck this year everyone. | ||
| #11659 | 09/09/2020 3:33:59 am | Nov 8th, 2014 | |
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Ichabod Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 39 Inactive
| Absolutely agree with stinny, excellent work on your behalf punkska and GL to all. On a personal Washburn related note, we have never attempted to build stars but rather have attempted to create solid team play lineups primarily using 3 and 2 star players. The overused injury targeting the game utilizes can create great strains on teams when the 'star' receives his injury reward for outstanding team contribution. Much less injury impact for a balanced, well rounded team with depth that has just lost 3 starters to injury. |
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| #11682 | 09/10/2020 6:33:20 am | Nov 12th, 2014 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| I like my guards in the Jamal Tinsley mold | ||
| #11759 | 09/15/2020 11:57:52 pm | Dec 4th, 2014 | |
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shikago Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 67 Loyola-Chicago Ramblers IV.6 
| Nice write up punkska! Anyway, just a general question to no one in particular. Were there any recent changes to players gaining position experience? I've started a guy at SF for 10 straight games & he doesn't even have a lowercase SF designation yet? And he started at like .6 ... can't believe he didn't gain .4 position experience over those 10 games I've been pretty inactive the past few seasons, so maybe something changed when I wasn't paying attention? |
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| #11968 | 10/02/2020 10:18:03 am | Jan 31st, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Punkska looking like a somewhat reliable clairvoyant so far in the season, especially with bucketing the teams. The only thing that sticks out as a negative is underestimating Rochester....always a well managed team! |
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| #12054 | 10/12/2020 9:09:55 pm | Mar 7th, 2015 | |
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Pig_Cola Joined: 07/02/2018 Posts: 115 Arizona State Sun Devils V.1 
| Despite this season being bad, this isn't a bad way to end the regular season. | ||
| #12055 | 10/13/2020 7:41:56 am | Mar 7th, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Relegating through a buzzer-beater....ooof. |
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| #12056 | 10/13/2020 8:16:16 am | Mar 7th, 2015 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2 
| URI got relegated on missing a buzzer beater: http://onlinecollegebasketball.org/game/332881 Pretty crazy last day in II.1 |
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| #12076 | 10/16/2020 9:43:46 am | Mar 15th, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Holy crap, what an ending to the conference championship. Foul on what I'm assuming was a half-court shot at the buzzer and then Texas State with 3 free throws to win the game. Congratulations to Texas State! |
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| #12116 | 10/22/2020 2:04:07 am | Apr 4th, 2015 | |
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Ichabod Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 39 Inactive
| Washburn Player Tod Adcock Suspended: Senior Tod Adcock has been suspended from future Washburn athletic competition within the conference as the result of a publicly viewed shouting match with basketball Coach Larry Bradley. Following Washburn final basketball game Washburn player Adcock loudly demanded to know why Coach Bradley continues to list him as a "rookie" center (c) rather than a "Journeyman" center(C). As a crowd grew from the verbal disruption, Adcock was heard loudly shouting at the coach he has nearly 8 hours playing "Center" in full game time competition in his 5 year career at Washburn. This was going to adversely affect his pro draft chances Adcock shouted. When no response from Coach Bradley was forthcoming, Adcock became even more vocal with the coach as security quickly moved in to remove the player from the court. Yesterday the conference sports committee Chairman announced the conference has issued a all conference sports participation suspension against Adcock for his prior verbal outburst. |
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| #12165 | 10/24/2020 5:44:21 pm | Oct 8th, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| I'm eagerly awaiting punkska's preseason assessment, and whether my team has a chance this year. | ||
| #12191 | 10/27/2020 4:12:27 am | Oct 13th, 2015 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1 
| Posted at punkska's request II.1 Conference New York University 176/12 (RS SR 6' 3" PG SG) Clifford Romano - 19 OS, 18 PDef, 16 Str, 14 Rng/Pass/Drv/Spd, 13 Sta 163/12 (SR 6' 10" PF PG) Allan Hayward - 16 IQ, 15 Spd, 14 IS/Pass/Drv 150/13 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG pg sf) Prince Mills - 18 IQ, 16 Spd, 14 Fin, 13 OS/Str 134/11 (RS SR 7' 1" C pf) Arturo Gallegos - 16 IQ, 15 IS, 13 Str 133/11 (RS SO 6' 3" pg sg sf) Tony Harvey - 14 OS/Pass, 13 Fin, 12 Str/Sta 129/11 (RS JR 6' 7" SF) Stevie Clinton - 14 Sta, 13 OS, 12 Str 125/12 (FR 6' 5" c pg sf pf) Gabriel Bartlett - 13 Rng, 12 IQ/Spd 120/10 (RS SO 5' 9" PG sg) Peyton Mullins - 13 Spd, 12 Fin/IQ/Hnd 120/10 (RS JR 6' 2½" SG pf c) Oscar Mayer - 15 Spd, 12 Sta (113 6' 10½" C pf), (110 6' 8½" C pg), (109 7' ½" C pf) Louisville 170/12 (RS SR 6' 5" SF PG) Peter Keating - 19 Pass, 15 OS/Hnd, 14 Fin, 13 PDef/Str 163/12 (RS SO 6' 5" PG sg sf) Lonnie Mosley - 16 IQ/Spd, 15 Sta, 14 Drv, 13 OS 159/12 (RS SR 6' 11" C PF) Stewart Handley - 16 Str, 14 OS, 13 Fin/IDef/Drv/Sta 158/12 (RS JR 6' 6" SG SF pf c) Lonnie McIntosh - 18 IQ, 16 Spd, 15 Drv, 13 OS/Rng 152/12 (RS SR 6' 1½" SG) Peter Shackleford - 16 IQ, 15 Hnd, 14 OS/Str/Sta 145/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" PG sg) Trent Driver - 18 IQ, 14 Fin/Spd, 13 Pass 138/12 (RS SO 6' 5½" C sf pf) Jeremy Pennington - 17 IQ, 16 Spd, 12 PDef 137/11 (RS SO 6' 9½" C PF) Ryan Sewell - 15 IS/IQ, 14 Spd, 12 Rng/IDef/Drv 129/11 (RS JR 6' 9½" PF C) Frederick McArthur - 14 IS, 12 Reb/IQ (106 6' 2" SG sf pf), (105 6' 8½" pf sg c), (105 7' ½" C pf), (105 6' 11½" C sg) Texas State 167/13 (RS SR 6' 4½" SF pg sg) Alton Peoples - 18 Hnd, 15 PDef, 14 OS/Rng, 13 Sta 154/12 (JR 6' 3½" SG SF pf) Ruben Pierce - 18 Spd, 16 OS, 15 Str, 13 Hnd/Sta 148/12 (RS SO 6' 3½" PG sg) Doug Davidson - 18 Spd, 15 IQ, 14 OS, 12 Pass/Str 146/11 (RS SO 6' 9" PF C) Ed Peters - 16 IQ/Str, 15 Reb, 14 OS 145/13 (RS FR 6' 3" pg sg sf) Trevor Wheeler - 16 Spd, 13 Rng, 12 Pass 137/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" PF sf c) Kelvin Miller - 15 IS/IQ, 13 Reb/Sta 132/11 (RS JR 6' 7½" C) Mark Carson - 13 Rng/Reb/Hnd, 12 IDef 120/12 (RS FR 6' 4½" C PF) Marvin Young - 15 IQ (119 6' 8½" PG C pf), (119 6' 6½" SF pg pf), (114 6' 1½" SG pg sf pf) Missouri-Kansas City 182/12 (RS SR 6' 5½" SF pg sg) Bo Gore - 18 Spd, 17 PDef, 16 OS, 15 Fin/Str, 13 IDef/Pass/Drv 165/12 (RS SR 6' 8½" PF) Lucas Morgan - 18 OS/Str, 16 Hnd, 15 Spd, 14 Rng/IQ, 13 IDef 148/11 (RS SR 6' 9" C) Arnie Willoughby - 15 Drv, 14 IQ, 13 IS/IDef/Pass 147/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF SG) Marvin Stokes - 16 Rng, 15 OS, 14 Str, 13 IQ/Spd 145/12 (RS SR 6' 9" C sg pf) Mack Johnson - 15 Spd, 14 IQ, 13 Reb/Hnd, 12 Rng 138/12 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG pg pf c) Bob Faust - 14 IQ, 13 Rng/Spd, 12 Sta 125/12 (RS JR 6' 6" PF sg) Rodger Faber - 14 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 Rng 121/12 (RS FR 6' 4½" PG sg) Rahsaan Fortune - 14 Spd, 12 Pass (119 6' 10" C sg), (107 6' 5½" SF PG sg), (106 6' 4½" SG PG), (101 6' 1½" PG sg) Texas-Arlington 155/11 (RS SR 6' 4" PG SG sf) D`Angelo Goetz - 18 Hnd, 17 PDef, 14 Fin/IQ/Sta, 13 Rng 142/12 (RS SO 5' 11" PG sg) Ralph Sisk - 15 Pass, 14 Hnd, 12 Fin/PDef/IQ/Spd 134/11 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF C) Roman Holmes - 15 IS/Str, 14 OS, 13 IDef, 12 Sta 131/13 (RS FR 6' 3½" SF sg pf) T.J. Connelly - 14 OS/IQ 130/13 (RS FR 6' 3½" PG SG SF) Jamal Hawkins - 14 Spd 127/11 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG SF pf) Tyler Byrne - 14 OS/Spd, 13 Rng, 12 IQ/Str 126/10 (FR 6' ½" PG sg sf pf) Micheal Hardy - 16 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 Rng 121/11 (RS JR 6' 9" PF) Ramon Sáez - 14 IQ, 13 Rng 120/10 (RS JR 6' 11" C pf) Jason Cummings - 17 IS, 12 IDef (115 6' 1" PG SG), (110 6' 6½" PF C sf), (109 6' 9½" C pf), (107 6' 3½" SF PF pg c) Simpson 184/13 (SR 6' 2" PG SG SF) Paul Andrews - 19 Sta, 18 PDef/Spd, 16 IQ/Hnd, 15 OS, 13 Drv 157/12 (JR 6' 1" PG SG sf pf) Damon Moore - 15 IQ/Spd, 14 OS/PDef/Hnd/Str, 13 Rng 152/14 (SO 6' 7½" SF pg pf) Brent Roberts - 16 IQ, 15 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Fin/Str 143/11 (RS SR 6' 7½" SF C) J.D. Matlock - 15 IS, 13 Reb/Str, 12 OS/Drv 141/11 (RS JR 6' 11½" C pf) Vladimír Zeman - 15 Spd, 14 Str, 13 IS/OS/Reb 136/12 (RS SR 6' 7" PF C) Doug Brandt - 17 Str, 13 OS 134/12 (RS FR 6' 1" pg sg pf) Erik Waters - 14 IQ, 12 Rng/PDef 128/12 (FR 5' 10½" PG sg pf) Kelly Hahn - 14 IQ/Spd, 12 Hnd 125/12 (RS FR 6' 5" PG SF) Rashad Irving - 16 Spd, 12 OS 120/13 (RS JR 6' 9" PF SG c) Vince Koehn - 15 Spd, 12 IQ San Jose State 180/12 (RS SR 6' 5½" SG sf pf) Dylan Patton - 19 Fin, 15 OS/Rng/Reb/Hnd, 14 Str, 13 IDef/PDef 167/13 (RS JR 6' 6" SF pg sg pf) Leland Davis - 16 OS/Spd, 14 Hnd/Str, 13 Fin/IQ/Pass 154/13 (RS JR 6' 4½" PF c) Stephen Klein - 15 Str, 14 IQ, 13 OS/Fin/PDef/Drv 149/12 (RS JR 6' 3" SF pg) Mathew Rogers - 19 IQ, 14 Sta, 13 OS/PDef/Spd 148/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" C PF pg sg) Jason Roberts - 15 Spd, 14 IDef/Pass, 13 Fin/Reb/Str 140/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF C) Clarence Sweeney - 16 IQ, 15 IS, 12 Reb/Pass 135/12 (RS FR 6' 4" PF SF pg) Leroy Helms - 16 OS, 13 Str, 12 PDef 128/12 (RS SO 6' 5½" SG pg pf) Byron Franzoni - 16 IQ, 12 OS/Str 122/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" SF pg sg pf) Tad Albert - 14 OS, 12 IQ/Pass (116 6' 2½" PG sg), (108 6' 7½" SF pg sg pf c), (106 6' 7" PF sg sf c) Temple 180/12 (RS SR 6' 3" PG SF sg) Arnold Ferguson - 18 Pass, 16 OS/PDef/Hnd, 15 Rng/Drv, 14 Str, 13 Fin/IQ/Sta 172/12 (RS SR 6' 2" SG pg) Ira Vitale - 17 Spd, 16 OS, 15 Rng/IQ, 14 PDef/Sta, 13 Str 162/12 (RS SR 6' 3½" SG pg sf c) John Adams - 18 Rng, 16 Hnd, 15 Fin/Sta, 14 Spd, 13 Drv 158/13 (JR 6' 7" C PF pg) Billy Dawson - 17 IQ, 14 IS, 13 Pass/Sta, 12 Fin/Hnd/Drv 153/12 (SR 6' 5½" PF SF c) Russel Burkett - 15 Str, 14 OS/Drv, 13 IQ, 12 Spd 151/12 (SR 6' 6½" PF C sf) Rich Witte - 17 IQ, 16 Spd/Sta, 13 IS/Hnd 133/13 (RS FR 6' 5½" SF sg pf c) Todd Freeman - 13 OS/IQ, 12 IS/Rng 128/12 (SO 6' 7½" SF pg pf c) Cristiano Gallardo - 13 IS/OS/IQ 127/12 (RS SO 6' 9" C pf) Tim Hatcher - 13 IS, 12 Spd 121/13 (FR 5' 11½" PG sf) Darren Louis - 15 Spd, 13 IQ (110 5' 9½" SG pg), (108 6' 7½" PF C sf), (106 6' 1½" sg sf), (106 6' 5½" SF pf c) Washburn 166/12 (RS SR 6' ½" PG SG) Kwamie Peacock - 16 Pass/Sta, 14 Rng/Hnd/Spd, 13 OS/Drv/Str 159/12 (RS SR 6' 6" PF sf c) Stu Temple - 16 OS/Str, 14 IS/Fin, 13 IQ/Sta 158/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SG PG sf) Trevor McKnight - 17 Spd, 16 Pass, 15 PDef, 13 OS/Fin 158/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" PF C) Brian Riley - 18 IQ/Str, 14 OS/Fin/Pass 153/12 (RS JR 6' 2" PG sf) Khalil Kelly - 18 IQ, 17 Spd, 15 Pass, 14 Fin, 13 PDef 145/12 (RS SO 6' 2" SG PG) Ernesto Andujar - 15 Spd, 14 Pass, 13 OS/IQ/Drv 140/13 (RS SO 6' 3½" SF pf c) Allan Finnegan - 13 IQ, 12 OS/Fin 126/12 (RS FR 6' 3" PG sg sf) Neal Caruso - 13 Rng/Spd, 12 Pass (116 6' 7½" pf pg c), (110 5' 9½" PG), (108 6' 2½" PG sg) Tulane 184/12 (SR 6' 5½" SF pg sg) Frank Kellogg - 19 Sta, 16 OS/Rng/Spd, 15 Str, 14 IS/PDef/Hnd/Drv, 13 IQ 97/9 (JR 6' 10½" C) Glenn Cook - 10 Spd 90/10 (JR 6' ½" pg) Wally Wray - 10 Hnd 86/11 (FR 6' 2" SF) D`Marcus Howard - 15 IQ 75/6 (FR 6' 1½" SG sf pf) Vincent Frantz - 10 IQ/Pass 70/6 (SR 6' 2" ) Jimmy Murdock - 8 Fin 69/5 (JR 6' 11" C pf) Toby Patton - 11 IQ 67/11 (FR 6' 3½" pf pg) Marty Wood - 9 Rng/Spd UNC-Asheville 148/12 (RS SR 6' 3½" SF) Daniel Burdock - 15 Sta, 14 Rng/Hnd, 13 OS/IQ 135/11 (RS SR 6' 5" SG sf) Mitch Sears - 13 Fin, 12 Hnd/Spd 131/11 (RS JR 6' 10" C) Darnel Armstrong - 14 OS/Str, 12 Reb 124/11 (RS JR 5' 11½" PG sg) Danny Holmes - 15 Pass, 14 Fin, 13 PDef/Hnd 122/12 (FR 6' 7" PF C sf) Wendell Gilmore - 17 IQ, 14 Spd 117/12 (FR 5' 11½" PG SG sf) Franklin Horner - 16 Spd 108/12 (RS FR 6' 1" SG pg sf) Corey Wallis - 16 Spd, 12 IQ 105/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" SF pg sg) Omari Gabriel - 16 IQ, 12 Spd (104 5' 10" sf sg), (100 6' 2½" sg sf), (100 6' 3" pf sf c) Lincoln University PA 163/11 (RS JR 6' 4" SF pg sg pf) Alfredo Andrade - 17 IQ/Drv, 16 OS, 15 Str, 14 Rng, 13 IS/Spd 161/11 (RS SR 6' 5½" SG SF pg) Felix Quintanilla - 18 PDef, 16 Rng/IQ, 15 Spd, 13 OS/Pass 150/10 (RS SR 6' 4½" SF SG pf) Jeffery Browning - 15 OS/Spd, 14 Str, 13 PDef, 12 IQ/Hnd 147/11 (RS JR 6' 4½" PG sf pf c) Mike Childers - 16 IQ, 15 OS, 14 Str, 13 Fin/Spd 147/12 (RS SR 6' 9" PF c) Vukic Ivanovic - 14 Rng/Str, 13 OS/Reb/Spd 139/11 (RS SO 6' 9½" SF pg pf c) Peter Hughes - 13 OS/Rng/Str/Spd 128/13 (RS SO 6' 11" PF c) Dragan Markovic - 15 IQ, 13 Spd, 12 IS 127/12 (FR 6' 7½" PG PF c) Gregory Pruitt - 17 IQ, 13 Spd, 12 Pass 125/13 (RS FR 6' 7" PF sf c) Ricky Wolford - 16 IQ 121/12 (RS FR 6' 8" C sg) Jim Stallings - 13 IQ, 12 OS (119 6' 5" SF pg pf), (118 6' 8" pf c) Colorado 178/13 (RS JR 6' 1" PG sg) Lenny Love - 18 Pass/Hnd/Drv/Sta, 17 Fin, 15 Rng, 14 Spd 134/11 (RS SO 6' 3" PF SF sg c) Adrian Feller - 13 IQ, 12 OS/Rng/Fin 133/12 (RS SO 6' ½" SG PG) Tyler Beam - 19 Spd, 13 Pass/Drv, 12 OS/Fin/Sta 130/12 (RS FR 6' 4" pf pg sg sf c) Oscar Ojeda - 16 IQ, 13 Spd, 12 OS 127/13 (RS FR 6' 5" pf pg c) Jerry Singleton - 16 Spd 120/12 (RS SO 6' 11" C) Peter Teague - 12 Reb 118/12 (RS SO 6' 9" PF C) Freddie Clemons - 11 Hnd/Spd 111/15 (FR 6' 7" PF pg c) Guillermo Cordero - 16 IQ (107 6' 3½" PF C), (106 6' 9" C) UNLV 167/13 (RS SO 6' ½" SG PG sf) Gil Cartwright - 16 Spd, 15 OS/Sta, 14 Hnd, 13 Rng/Fin/PDef/Str 164/12 (RS SR 6' 6" SF) Glen Summers - 16 OS/Fin, 15 Pass/Str, 13 Reb 150/12 (RS JR 6' 3½" SG pg sf pf) Deandre Griffey - 17 Hnd, 14 Sta, 13 Reb, 12 Drv/Spd 142/13 (RS SR 6' 5½" SF SG) Donald Piper - 14 Rng/Sta, 13 OS/IQ/Pass 136/12 (RS JR 6' 6" SF pf) Armand Roussel - 14 IQ/Spd, 13 Rng, 12 Hnd 132/12 (RS JR 6' ½" PG sg) Brian Daniels - 14 IQ, 12 Spd 131/13 (RS SO 6' 6" pf pg sf) Norm Hudson - 13 Pass, 12 IQ 124/12 (RS SO 6' 5" sf pg pf c) Albert Jacobs - 14 Fin, 13 Pass, 12 Reb (116 6' 1" PG sg sf), (110 6' 5" SG pg sf), (110 6' 9" C pf), (106 6' 1½" sg) New Hampshire 165/12 (RS SR 6' 5½" SG) Jim Brunner - 17 Spd, 16 OS, 15 Fin/Sta, 14 Rng/IQ/Pass, 13 Str 153/13 (RS JR 6' 1½" PG sg) Ed Barnes - 18 Spd, 14 IQ, 13 Fin/Sta, 12 Hnd 134/12 (RS JR 6' 9½" C PF) Russell O`Leary - 14 IQ, 13 IDef, 12 Sta 127/12 (RS SR 6' 7" c sf pf) Jason Sutton - 13 Reb/Str, 12 Rng 126/11 (RS SO 6' 9½" C PF) Leong Dang - 15 IQ 115/13 (FR 6' 4½" C pg sg) Felix Molina - 14 IQ 111/11 (RS SO 7' C) Troy Huntley - 13 OS/IQ 110/11 (SO 7' ½" C pf) Terek Pickett - 11 IQ (103 6' ½" SF pg sg) Florida Gulf Coast 151/13 (JR 6' 8" PG pf) Jelani Hicks - 15 IQ/Spd, 14 Fin, 13 Rng/Hnd/Drv 141/12 (SR 6' 4" SF c) Blake Cai - 14 Spd, 13 Hnd, 12 IQ 135/13 (RS SO 6' 5½" SG pg sf) Chad Andersen - 18 IQ, 15 Spd, 12 Rng/Fin/Pass 127/11 (RS SR 6' 10" C) Dick Hayden - 15 IS, 14 Str, 12 OS 126/12 (SO 6' 5½" PG sg sf) Rex Chappell - 14 Rng, 13 IQ/Spd, 12 Hnd 122/12 (SO 6' 8" SF PF C) Jesse Longo - 16 IQ, 15 Spd 115/12 (SO 6' 7½" PF C) Steve Austin - 13 IQ/Spd, 12 IS 107/13 (SO 6' 5" SG pg sf) Lewis Hamilton - 17 IQ, 12 Spd (104 6' 9" PF c), (103 6' 10½" PF) Updated Wednesday, October 28 2020 @ 6:38:18 pm PDT |
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| #12199 | 10/28/2020 1:35:53 pm | Oct 17th, 2015 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| Somehow 3 posts about our league ended up in the II.2 thread - not sure if there's any mods about who can move them over? | ||
| #12200 | 10/28/2020 1:38:43 pm | Oct 17th, 2015 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| A 2016 II.1 season preview/prediction: Thanks to Naph who posted the above (lols at my Serbians breaking the name format though), it should be a good accompaniment to this preview, and nice to refer to for a different look at our squads. As an overview of the league: I think it kind've breaks down into a top 2, with a gap to 3 who are fairly evenly matched, then a group of 4 mid table teams (could also compete with the 3 above them), 2 who'll try to avoid the last relegation spot, 4 who aren't awful but unfortunately I think will go, and then Tulane. Or visually: Louisville, Temple San Jose State, Missouri-Kansas City, Texas State Simpson, Washburn, New York Uni, Lincoln Uni (me) Texas-Arlington, UNLV New Hampshire, Florida Gulf Coast, UNC-Asheville, Colorado Tulane Good luck to all in our attempts to jump a tier! Players pre-season SIs: 5x 180+, 4x 170-179, 12x 160-169, 20x 150-159, another 20x 140-149 Louisville History: 3 seasons in 1.1, only just relegated on points difference last year (13-17), 6 seasons in II.2 before that (never had a losing record) My team rating: 4-0; Coach (offence-defence attribute): 13-17; Previous seasons in conference 2 and above: 9 (+2 in seasons 1 and 2, discounted for randomness/early game state) Analysis: Louisville just look the class of the division to me, based on previous performance and the squad which is 9 deep without any clear weaknesses. Maybe there's no 1 player I'd say was excellent, but they have a very good PG (Keating), 3 bigs who are 6'9+ with skills in the right places, and enough players inbetween who'll run and make some shots. 4 of this top 8 still have 3 full seasons ahead of them too...scary. Temple History: 3rd successive season in 2.1, two 8th places so far, 2 seasons in 1.1 before this. My team rating: 3-0 ; Coach: 10+,10+ (still new); Seasons in C2+: 5(+1) Analysis: With their top 6 of over 150 SI, and 5 seniors this year I think they'll also make it back to 1.1. As the team who probably rate best from a scoring point of view, they can definitely compete for top spot, if their (slight?) lack of size doesn't hold them back. Ferguson and Vitale are the best starting guard combo in this conference. San Jose State History: Just relegated in their 2nd season in 1.1, 3 straight promotions before that. My team rating: 3-1 ; Coach: 10-13 ; Seasons in C2+: 3 Analysis: Maybe the 3rd best team which is why I've put them 3rd? Sort've a bunch of weird players here – Davis looks like the PG but has better ID than PD, Roberts is the best inside defender, but can't score inside himself, Klein is both slow and small but has a solid skillset...Patton is good I think, needs to have more of an offensive role this year. Overall there should be enough talent to manage them to success vs different opposition, weird does not mean bad. Missouri-Kansas City History: Making their debut in conference 2, but based on history of being a good team for a long time it's a bit of a surprise. Just bad luck or other factors? Winner of the d3 tourney way back (during a 49-1 season!) My team rating: 4-0 ; Coach: 12-7 ; Seasons in C2+: 0 Analysis: I think my rating system overrates M-KC actually (something else that needs work!), compared to Louisville and Temple, once we move past their 2 best players (by SI) players 3-9 are about 10 SI lower. Lucas Morgan has an intriguing mix of physicals and shooting ability – who can guard him? Texas State History: This is their 3rd season in 2.1, 5th then 6th previously. My team rating: 3-0 ; Coach: 6-9; Seasons in C2+: 2 Analysis: A pretty well balanced top 7 skill, size and positionally, but I think lack the top end talent to compete for promotion really. Give them 2 seasons though...Nice set of young talent. Still need a new coach for me (sorry Tough  )Simpson History: Another ex d3 tourney winner. Also once got to 1.1, followed by 2 consecutive relegations, then spent 2 seasons in d3 (also missed out on the conference 6 to conference 1 path in 5 seasons by just PD! Unlucky lostraven) My team rating: 3-2 ; Coach: 18-9 ; Seasons in C2+: 4 Analysis: Clearly a good manager/president (what do we call ourselves?), a good coach, some decent players too but it's the first team where it's easier to spot clear weak points also. New York Uni History: Winner of III.2 last season, making their debut in conference 2. My team rating: 4-2 ; Coach: 14-15 ; Seasons in C2+: 0 Analysis: Is Romano the best SG in the division? If he plays PG how much worse does that make him? Gallegos is the only (good) 7ft+ big too, two nice weapons to own! (or coach at least...). Players #5 to end of rotation are quite weak though. Washburn History: 6 seasons in row with a positive W/L record, My team rating: 3-3 ; Coach: 17-16 ; Seasons in C2+: 3 Analysis: 4 of their top 6 by SI are guards, and I think they lack a bit of size. Might be the best passing team in the conference though...One of the best coaches, and a good manager so I wouldn't be too surprised to see them jump up to 3rd. Lincoln University PA History: I finished midtable (7th, 16-14) last season, I'm expecting about the same. My team rating: 2-2 ; Coach: 16-11 ; Seasons in C2+: 3 Analysis: What am I this year? A bit underpowered in the front court, but very Montenegran. I think half my team lacks positional clarity which makes my life hard / I'll switch players around somewhat. I've got no-one shorter than 6'4 so that's a positive? Texas-Arlington History: 2 straight promotions so on a hot streak. My team rating: 1-2 ; Coach: 13-12 ; Seasons in C2+: 1 Analysis: Only 1 senior and 5 freshman, so their best years are in the future. Definitely a pretty solid roster overall, its just the lack of pure talent this year that worry me - 1 player over 145 SI, whereas everyone above (and UNLV below) have at least 3. UNLV History: The 2.1 veterans, entering their 7th straight season in 2.1! My team rating: 2-4 ; Coach: 9-13 ; Seasons in C2+: 9 (+3) Analysis: They have good depth elsewhere, but their 1 player over 110SI and over 6'6 is a freshman. With a weakness this obvious can they stay up for an 8th season? (maybe actually, as I don't think there's too many dominant bigs around this year) New Hampshire History: 2nd season in 2.1, 2 straight promotions before that. My team rating: 0-6 ; Coach: 14-10 ; Seasons in C2+: 1 Analysis: Well this is the point the team quality really drops off...New Hampshire might be the best of the 5 I'm picking for relegation though. Two players over 150 SI, and the best 2 big men also, but it's hard to find anything they excel in. Florida Gulf Coast History: 3rd consecutive seasons in 2.1 My team rating: 0-6 ; Coach: 14-11 ; Seasons in C2+: 5 Analysis: Hmm, ignore that last review – I think FGC will finish above New Hampshire  Hicks is a proper (and oversized) PG, Hayden is a proper C. Given those may be the 2 most important positions, and FGC have more overall experience I'm bumping FGC up a spot. This team is also pretty young, 2 seniors and only 1 junior. If they do go down there's a good chance they come back up at some point...Carmona  I wonder how the teams compare regarding high potential / high star players actually (a job for someone else, I'm not doing that too...)UNC-Asheville History: 2 straight promotions My team rating: 0-7 ; Coach: 15-19 ; Seasons in C2+: 0 Analysis: The team has the newest manager (except Tulane) - in only their 3rd season. The 2 promotions will largely have been based on their old manager's team / good recruiting, so this might be the first real test? Beastinbulls has been busy recruiting in the past few seasons, but you can see the missing season or two in the roster. This could be the first season of losing before coming back up eventually with the new youngsters who do have a lot of potential. Colorado History: Just relegated from 1.1, in the season before came 2nd in this conference. 2 promotions before that. My team rating: 1-7 ; Coach: 12-3 ; Seasons in C2+: 2 Analysis: Well Colorado just hate sticking in the same division for more than 1 season! It could be a smart strategy, if we got draft picks to compensate for being bad...Onto the actual roster, well Love is definitely the best player in this tier of teams, but he's the only Junior, and there are no seniors. Even younger than some of the other teams I've called young...Cordero that means our conference has the top 2 international recruits of 2015.Tulane History: 2 promotions in a row My team rating: 0-10 ; Coach: 10-20 ; Seasons in C2+: 0 Analysis: Well Tulane once had a manager who knew what they were doing, but since then it seems they've had a succesion of managers who havent stuck around. The new one isn't an exception...I can see some appeal in building a team from scratch, but it's not an easy task. They currently have 1 SR scholar, and 1 FR. Kellogg is very good, but this should be 2 easy wins for all of us, and a 0-30 season for Tulane. Updated Saturday, October 31 2020 @ 6:07:38 pm PDT |
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| #12203 | 10/28/2020 7:54:51 pm | Oct 17th, 2015 | |
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Beastinbulls Joined: 07/24/2020 Posts: 6 Inactive
| Maybe i can surprise few people and stay up lol, i am up for the challenge lol, maybe now but watch out, im building something special, my team gonna make some noise eventually Good luck everyone |
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| #12211 | 10/29/2020 8:56:05 am | Oct 17th, 2015 | |
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Zen Master Joined: 11/08/2019 Posts: 75 Inactive
| Punkska, Thanks for the great preview of some top teams in our conference. It's my first time in this higher level and I hope to stay for a bit. After reading your thoughts I decided to move Romano to SG and put Mills at PG (he has more intelligence) even though Romano was all-American PG last year. Mills is trash at defense and I thought it would be wise to put Romano there to slow down the opposition, but he did turn it over quite a bit. I'm hoping that Hayward can surprise some people at PF and help my team to have a solid top three players. I did have a few weak recruiting classes and will suffer some depth issues as a result. It'll be a tough season but should be fun. Updated Thursday, October 29 2020 @ 9:00:43 am PDT |
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| #12212 | 10/29/2020 9:00:11 am | Oct 17th, 2015 | |
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Zen Master Joined: 11/08/2019 Posts: 75 Inactive
| Punkska, What is the "my team rating" mean and how is it calculated? Updated Thursday, October 29 2020 @ 9:00:30 am PDT |
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| #12213 | 10/29/2020 10:23:48 am | Oct 21st, 2015 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| What is the "my team rating" mean and how is it calculated? It's a good question. I might've explained it last season, but maybe I didn't, and with HW having a change of over half the conference each season no harm doing it again... I look at each team, then note down the top 4 individual scores in each of 10 of the player skills, ignoring anyone I don't think will play (of the 14 skills I currently ignore finishing, stamina, IQ and driving - driving I should've included this year but realised over halfway through and wasn't going back...) So for my team I'd note down 13 12 12 12 for my "IS" score, 16 15 15 13 for my OS...then at the end I compare each team against each other. It's not very scientific (I don't give an exact top 3/4/whatever in each skill a positive mark - it really depends if I can see any distinction between good/average/bad for each) For example "Rng" has 2 "good", 3 "bad", everyone else in the middle this year. Speed has 7 "good", and only 1 "bad". It takes a bit of manual data logging, but apparently I enjoy it, and it's somewhat useful to myself when planning tactics for each team. Updated Thursday, October 29 2020 @ 10:24:07 am PDT |
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| #12218 | 10/29/2020 10:33:36 pm | Oct 21st, 2015 | |
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buzzcody Joined: 02/23/2019 Posts: 37 Inactive
| Xlnt team reporting and thanks from the Texas-Arlington group. We unexpectedly promoted here from last season with a group of talented SR that have now moved on. One SR this season along with underclassmen who will need to greatly improve for Texas-Arlington to even remain in this talented division. Will do our best to hold a mid pack position and hope for improvement. |
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| #12221 | 10/30/2020 8:57:05 am | Oct 21st, 2015 | |
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Beastinbulls Joined: 07/24/2020 Posts: 6 Inactive
| Very informative and good work Punkska, are you going to drop part 2 or i would appreciate if you could give an overview if what you think of my team, i know we arent in the best shape to compete right now | ||
| #12239 | 10/31/2020 6:10:47 pm | Oct 28th, 2015 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| My post above now updated with all teams previewed/analysed. My non-conference games up and down early on, I'm lucky to be 3-0 still with a 1 point win yesterday, but today we won by 51! More of the latter please. |
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| #12240 | 10/31/2020 9:37:54 pm | Oct 28th, 2015 | |
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Beastinbulls Joined: 07/24/2020 Posts: 6 Inactive
| Thank you so much for your hindsight but lets see lol, i feel the first promotion was indeed because i inherited a team with just one lost at the time, but last season i beat NYU twice while they were ranked lol that was all me, but im eager to see, since i clearly got no good players this season, i am still planning to spoil a few games Good luck to all PS: you probably right about me relegating but i will give it a shot |
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| #12304 | 11/09/2020 10:38:27 am | Nov 28th, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| We're getting a good read on Tulane these first two conference games | ||
| #12316 | 11/10/2020 9:17:12 am | Nov 28th, 2015 | |
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Beastinbulls Joined: 07/24/2020 Posts: 6 Inactive
| 3 games in, a few surprises at the top of the standings, but my team is performing pretty much as expected, i might end up winning just 2 games against Tulane lol | ||
| #12328 | 11/12/2020 9:16:02 am | Dec 5th, 2015 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Ah, the conference board sarcasm bites me again. | ||
| #12330 | 11/12/2020 10:25:08 am | Dec 10th, 2015 | |
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lmartins6746 Joined: 02/26/2020 Posts: 239 North Greenville Crusaders IV.4 
| can't give them bulletin board material |
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| #12332 | 11/12/2020 12:52:59 pm | Dec 10th, 2015 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| Haha, wow @ that loss El jefe. You had strong players at PG so it wasn't that. Or that it was only Kellogg scoring, the rest of their players were efficient too... So 1/6th of the way through the season, a way too early analysis that game aside: Neither Louisville or Temple look like the runaway leaders I thought they might be. Simpson have won every game by 16+ but have only played 1 of my predicted top 5 so far. New Hampshire the biggest overperformer so far, 3 good wins to start the season. M-KC had a good win at San Jose, but have lost a few close-ish ones. They'll look fine if they win either of the next 2 home games though. The rest sort've un-remarkable or close enough to going as predicted? I'm happy with my 4-1 start, but all 5 have gone as expected really. Without 2 starters away at Washburn tomorrow will be a struggle...Long way to go! Updated Thursday, November 12 2020 @ 12:54:30 pm PST |
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| #12406 | 11/20/2020 7:43:46 am | Jan 2nd, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Missing a golden opportunity for a nickname here: http://onlinecollegebasketball.org/player/73020 |
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| #12435 | 11/23/2020 12:35:58 pm | Jan 16th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Halfway point in the season and based on punkska's write-up, New Hampshire takes the cake as the biggest positive surprise of the season so far. Brunner really tearing things up and putting the team on his back. | ||
| #12440 | 11/23/2020 4:10:54 pm | Jan 16th, 2016 | |
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Zen Master Joined: 11/08/2019 Posts: 75 Inactive
| Oscar has finally earned the right to a nickname. I’ll get on it. NYU is right there for a promotion but played nearly every game in the first half of conference play at home. Lots of injuries so far. Hopefully we can stay healthy for the second half. | ||
| #12446 | 11/25/2020 10:08:48 am | Jan 23rd, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| 2nd most foul-outs in team history (behind last season) and we've still got 12 conference games to go....so on pace to shatter that record! Might be time to give the walk-ons a chance to make some memories | ||
| #12463 | 11/27/2020 10:03:05 am | Jan 30th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Looking like 21 wins will guarantee a promo this season with a strong possibility that 20 does the trick given all the give-and-take going on in the middle of the pack. Also, I'm thinking 16 wins will result in relegation (probably through a tiebreak) which is very unusual....I can't imagine Louisville continuing to have such bad luck in close games Updated Friday, November 27 2020 @ 10:22:27 am PST |
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| #12494 | 12/02/2020 6:30:59 am | Feb 13th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| 8 (9?) team race for the last 2 promotion spots with 6 games to go! It's going to be a heckuva finish to the season. I'm assuming this league board is crickets because everyone is on edge and doing additional scouting |
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| #12496 | 12/02/2020 7:20:25 am | Feb 13th, 2016 | |
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lostraven Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 76 Simpson Storm IV.2 
| I didn't expect to be doing this well. That said, there sure is a lot of knotted up teams from 2 to 9. Best of fortunes the rest of the way. | ||
| #12499 | 12/02/2020 10:02:11 am | Feb 18th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| No significant separation with 5 games to go. Surprising loss by Texas State, although FGCU has exceeded expectations all year so why stop now! And Simpson putting up 140 points in regulation; that's nuts Updated Wednesday, December 2 2020 @ 10:02:47 am PST |
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| #12500 | 12/02/2020 10:20:23 am | Feb 18th, 2016 | |
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Zen Master Joined: 11/08/2019 Posts: 75 Inactive
| Yeah, I was watching the Simpson game and gave up after about 10 minutes of game time. It was pretty obvious that they were unstoppable. |
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| #12501 | 12/02/2020 11:08:27 am | Feb 18th, 2016 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Don't let FGCU promote, I am going up against them for a recruit | ||
| #12502 | 12/02/2020 1:50:59 pm | Feb 18th, 2016 | |
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Wine13 Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 20 Inactive
| I don't want to promote and yes team winning games I definitely shouldn't be, but I have been playing with different game tactics which seem to be working or its probably just luck. Don't worry pschwartz I usually don't get the recruits I really want. What a great race. 10 teams that can either promote or demote. pretty crazy | ||
| #12537 | 12/04/2020 8:45:14 am | Feb 20th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Why wouldn't you want to promote??? By the way, Tulane's got a nice recruiting class for a bot team. If anyone else wants to lose to them this season to spare me the shame, feel free |
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| #12555 | 12/05/2020 8:00:40 pm | Feb 27th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| With 2 games to go, looking like San Jose will get one of the promo spots. I'm inclined to say MKC for the other one, but feel like Washburn/Texas State winner has just as good a shot to sneak in there. New Hampshire has two tough games and I think TX Arlington pulls out the 2nd of those....still a strong chance for 19 wins and the tiebreaker. Don't even know why I'm bothering projecting FGCU given their great management all year, but schedule seems too tough. Likewise, think my schedule is too tough with Simpson at their place and then Lincoln. Lincoln could surprise but the point differential is too low for a 19 win tiebreaker. A lot of good matchups though so really, who knows! |
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| #12558 | 12/06/2020 9:18:01 am | Feb 27th, 2016 | |
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lostraven Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 76 Simpson Storm IV.2
| 88-87 Simpson over Temple. Tough loss, El Jefe. Your three-point game looked like mine in the prior two games I had: abysmal. Really close, though. Feels like Simpson has been running on fumes these last three games or so. (Not a complaint, just an observation.) Have always wondered about long-term fatigue. Updated Sunday, December 6 2020 @ 9:21:02 am PST |
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| #12559 | 12/06/2020 10:19:03 am | Mar 3rd, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Total collapse the last 11:30. Went about 6-23 with 6 TO; you went about 14-27 with 2 TO. Basically, the complete opposite of the first 29:30. All too common with these fellas - wondering if it's the coaching skills or game tactics and motivation.....or maybe just user error! |
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| #12560 | 12/06/2020 10:21:02 am | Mar 3rd, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Also, today cleared a bunch of the clutter. Down to 4 teams with a promo chance; barring unprecedented blowouts | ||
| #12566 | 12/07/2020 9:26:10 am | Mar 3rd, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Great regular season and congrats to Simpson, TX St and MKC on promoting. A lot of what-ifs probably running through the minds of our league presidents; mine included | ||
| #12569 | 12/07/2020 10:36:21 am | Mar 5th, 2016 | |
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Zen Master Joined: 11/08/2019 Posts: 75 Inactive
| What a ride this has been for my first time in II.1! Unfortunately, my star player will miss the first round due to shoulder soreness. Get this dude some ibuprofen and get his butt on the court! | ||
| #12587 | 12/08/2020 1:46:29 pm | Mar 10th, 2016 | |
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Beastinbulls Joined: 07/24/2020 Posts: 6 Inactive
| Congratulations, i will miss this thread, i had fun up there, I didnt quite have the talent to stay among yall, i will be back tho, I wish you all the best and may we meet again! | ||
| #12600 | 12/10/2020 9:27:33 am | Mar 12th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| And to continue with the chaos theme, a relegated team might win the conference championship (even though I am still shocked Louisville relegated) | ||
| #12609 | 12/11/2020 9:28:17 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Great title game! Congrats to Louisville | ||
| #12616 | 12/11/2020 9:59:52 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| No respect from the selection committee for this league. 4 teams in the first 12 out | ||
| #12617 | 12/11/2020 10:15:29 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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Wine13 Joined: 07/03/2018 Posts: 20 Inactive
| I agree El Jefe. If this was RL(and I know it isn't) and we were the Big10,ACC, or SEC we probably would have 8 or 9 teams in the tournament. The 4 that got in just have to prove it for us. The problem is we beat up on each other all season long. Louisville winning just shows how close evrybody was to each other. | ||
| #12618 | 12/11/2020 10:44:02 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| I don't know - your RPIs are not that great. Only 1 team (Simpson) has an RPI in the top 50. All other conferences in Division 1 except IV.6 has more than 1 team in the top 50. | ||
| #12621 | 12/11/2020 11:33:05 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| My RPI is higher than Texas State and MKC who made it  but I guess league position takes precedent - and I should've won 1 or 2 more! (or not lost multiple games by 30+ points) and if PD is a factor there's teams with a better case then me there. Ah well...GG today Louisville, can't help but think I threw it away given the way it went - but you were a man down too which is always unfortunate in key games, did well to overcome that. I'm just disappointed it was my last game with this group I guess! 2nd half of the season I really started to like them and I wasn't ready for this to be their last game. |
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| #12626 | 12/11/2020 1:59:10 pm | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| You only have 3 seniors, punkska - don't get too nostalgic! I'll be saying good riddance to most of my Seniors. 4 year tourney drought, although they did keep me in League II so I shouldn't be too harsh on them. Next season is going to be tough for me to stay up, but I'm hoping for some big things in few seasons. |
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| #12635 | 12/12/2020 9:54:17 am | Mar 13th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Good showing in round 1 by our conference! Definitely proved we deserved more teams than II.2. For round 2: - MKC has an unfortunate matchup; KSU will probably wipe the floor with them. - Louisville has an interesting matchup with contrasting styles. WMU looks like they like to slow the pace against Lousivlle's run and gun pressure defense. I like Louisville there - Simpson/UCLA should be a battle. Might slightly lean towards UCLA as I imagine they'll pound Simpson inside, but Simpson is such a good three point shooting team they could also win by 20. Good luck all! |
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| #12651 | 12/13/2020 10:55:48 am | Mar 19th, 2016 | |
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lostraven Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 76 Simpson Storm IV.2
| but Simpson is such a good three point shooting team they could also win by 20. Go buy a lottery ticket, El Jefe. |
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| #12668 | 12/14/2020 10:31:42 am | Mar 24th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Haha, now if only I didn't give UCLA that "slight edge". Tough 4-point loss to Marquette considering you got killed on the boards and couldn't shoot |
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| #12673 | 12/14/2020 2:39:25 pm | Mar 24th, 2016 | |
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lostraven Joined: 02/04/2018 Posts: 76 Simpson Storm IV.2
| I was pretty upset, probably one of the few times I've been honestly upset about a loss in this game. I put a lot of effort into game planning for Marquette. Roberts really crapped the bed on that game. All well... | ||
| #12730 | 12/17/2020 5:32:24 pm | Apr 4th, 2016 | |
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buzzcody Joined: 02/23/2019 Posts: 37 Inactive
| As Texas-Arlington heads down for next season wanted to say thanks to all the teams for helping our underclassman learn how top teams play. Enjoyed our season. Will depart with a next season prediction for II.I Don't sleep on San Jose State. |
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| #12772 | 12/19/2020 3:18:58 pm | Oct 6th, 2016 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| Hello II.1! I see we have the defending national champion in this league so that looks like some good comp. As for my team i'm hoping for a short stay and a return to the top league. | ||
| #12774 | 12/19/2020 4:48:55 pm | Oct 6th, 2016 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Steve's here - everyone look busy | ||
| #12788 | 12/20/2020 3:58:19 am | Oct 6th, 2016 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| Posted at the request of El jefe Ordered by TPI. 2017 II.1 Conference Preview San Jose State (154.7) 190/13 (RS SR 6' 6" PG SF sg pf) Leland Davis - 18 OS, 17 Spd, 16 Fin/Pass/Hnd, 15 Str, 14 IQ, 13 Rng/Drv 171/13 (RS SR 6' 4½" PF c) Stephen Klein - 17 Str, 15 IDef/PDef/IQ/Drv, 14 OS/Fin, 13 Rng/Reb/Hnd 170/12 (RS SR 6' 3" SF pg sg) Mathew Rogers - 19 IQ, 16 PDef/Sta, 15 OS, 14 Hnd/Spd, 13 Drv/Str 152/12 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF C) Clarence Sweeney - 17 IS, 16 IQ, 14 Reb, 13 Pass 149/12 (RS SO 6' 4" PF SF) Leroy Helms - 17 OS, 15 Str, 14 PDef, 13 Fin, 12 Hnd/Spd 142/12 (RS JR 6' 5½" SG pg pf) Byron Franzoni - 17 IQ, 13 OS/Str, 12 Pass 136/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" SF pg pf) Tad Albert - 15 OS, 13 Rng/IQ/Pass/Hnd 134/12 (RS SO 6' 2½" PG SG) Edgar Willis - 15 Spd, 14 Pass, 13 PDef, 12 Sta 125/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" SF pg pf c) Ron Turner - 15 IQ 120/11 (RS FR 6' 7" PF C sg sf) Corey Hare - 18 Spd, 12 IQ (108 6' 2½" SF pf c), (107 6' 4½" sf pg sg), (102 5' 11½" PG sg sf) IU Purdue-Indianapolis (151.1) 186/13 (SR 6' 3" SG pg sf) Justin Christman - 18 Drv/Spd, 17 OS/Fin/Sta, 16 Pass, 14 Str, 13 Hnd 171/13 (SR 6' 5" PG sg sf) Michael Roush - 16 Fin, 15 Hnd/Drv, 14 Rng/IQ/Pass, 13 PDef/Spd 170/12 (SR 6' 4½" SF sg pf c) Lyle Coffman - 18 Drv, 17 Hnd, 16 Sta, 15 OS/Str, 14 IS, 13 IQ 166/12 (SR 7' PF c) Craig Denney - 17 IQ, 16 Reb/Str, 15 IS/IDef, 14 OS, 13 Spd 156/11 (RS JR 6' 4½" SF sg pf) Pete Hoyle - 17 IQ/Spd, 16 OS, 15 Str, 14 Sta 131/11 (FR 6' 5" PG sf pf) Ernie Carroll - 15 IQ/Spd, 13 OS 113/11 (SO 6' 1½" SG PG sf) Erik Cline - 16 Spd, 12 IQ 110/11 (FR 5' 11" PG SG sf) Barry Gregg - 18 Spd (107 6' 7" PF c), (107 6' 8" PF c), (100 6' 10½" C pf) Lincoln University PA (145.2) 171/11 (RS SR 6' 4" SG SF pg pf) Alfredo Andrade - 18 OS/Drv, 17 IQ, 16 Str, 14 Rng, 13 IS/Spd 160/11 (RS SR 6' 4½" PG sg sf pf) Mike Childers - 17 IQ, 16 OS, 15 Str, 14 Fin/Spd, 13 Pass/Hnd 153/11 (RS JR 6' 9½" PF SF) Peter Hughes - 15 Rng/Str, 14 OS, 13 Spd, 12 IDef/PDef/Pass 148/13 (RS JR 6' 11" PF c) Dragan Markovic - 16 IQ, 14 IS/Spd, 12 Rng 142/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" PG PF c) Gregory Pruitt - 17 IQ, 14 Spd, 13 Rng/Pass, 12 IS 137/12 (RS SO 6' 8" C sg) Jim Stallings - 14 OS/Str, 13 IQ, 12 IS 136/13 (RS SO 6' 7" pf sf c) Ricky Wolford - 16 IQ 130/12 (RS FR 6' 5" sf pg) Marco Sáez - 19 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 Pass 130/12 (RS SO 6' 8" C pf) Gustavo Rodriguez - 14 Str, 12 OS/IQ/Spd Evansville (144.0) 161/11 (RS SR 6' 1" PG sg pf) Danny Ferrari - 16 Hnd/Spd, 14 OS/IQ, 13 Str 160/14 (JR 6' 3" SG SF pg) Donnie Braden - 15 Fin, 14 OS/Pass, 13 Rng/PDef/Spd/Sta 154/12 (RS JR 6' 6½" PF c) Phil Kohl - 15 OS/Str, 14 Fin/Reb, 12 Pass/Sta 148/11 (SR 6' 10½" C pf) Dewayne Lowery - 19 Str, 16 OS, 15 Reb, 12 IS/Fin 145/12 (RS SO 6' ½" SF pg sg pf) George Robinson - 18 Spd, 15 IQ, 13 OS/PDef/Sta 132/12 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG PG SF) Scott George - 17 Spd, 15 Rng, 12 PDef/IQ 130/11 (JR 7' 1½" C pf) Brian Turner - 14 IQ, 13 Reb 124/11 (SR 6' 7" C PF sf) Therman Tate - 15 Reb, 14 IDef, 12 IS/IQ 121/11 (SR 6' 7½" PF C sg) Walter Cochran - 16 Spd, 14 IDef (117 6' 7" pf c), (115 5' 10½" PG SG) Washburn (142.7) 167/12 (RS SR 6' 4" SG pg sf) Trevor McKnight - 18 Spd, 17 Pass, 16 PDef, 15 Fin, 13 OS/Hnd 165/12 (RS SR 6' 2" SF PG) Khalil Kelly - 18 IQ/Spd, 16 Fin/Pass, 14 PDef 158/12 (RS JR 6' 2" SG PG) Ernesto Andujar - 16 Spd, 15 Pass/Drv, 13 OS/IQ 152/13 (RS JR 6' 3½" SF pf c) Allan Finnegan - 13 OS/Fin/IQ/Str, 12 PDef/Hnd/Sta 140/12 (RS SO 6' 3" SG PG sf) Neal Caruso - 14 Rng/Spd, 13 Pass, 12 OS/PDef/IQ 132/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF pg c) Elwood Leblanc - 13 Reb, 12 Spd 121/11 (RS FR 6' 2½" PG sg) George Wright - 16 IQ, 13 Hnd 119/11 (RS FR 5' 11½" PG) Graham Landis - 17 Spd, 13 Rng/IQ, 12 Pass (109 6' 6½" C SF pf) Richmond (142.1) 172/13 (RS SR 6' 9½" PF C) Barry Hodges - 19 IS, 15 Fin, 14 Spd, 13 Reb/Hnd/Str/Sta 158/12 (RS SR 6' 4" SF SG) Jared Burrell - 15 OS, 14 Str/Sta, 13 Rng/PDef/IQ/Hnd/Drv 146/11 (RS JR 6' 3½" pg sf c) Mo Solomon - 14 IQ/Pass, 12 Rng/Fin/Hnd 144/10 (RS JR 7' C) Rasheed Hall - 17 IS, 14 Rng/IQ/Str, 12 Reb 139/11 (SO 6' 5½" PG sf) Jason Wright - 15 IQ, 14 PDef, 13 Spd, 12 Pass 132/12 (JR 6' 4½" SF PG pf) Wally Pearson - 15 IQ, 13 Rng, 12 Sta 132/11 (RS SO 6' 9" PF C) Walter Morrissey - 15 IS, 13 Spd, 12 IQ 122/13 (FR 6' 2½" PG sg) Peyton Burt - 14 Spd (117 6' 8" PF c), (111 6' 8" PF C sf), (110 6' 1" sg), (107 6' 11" C), (104 6' 9½" pg sg c), (104 6' 6" PF) Utah State (141.7) 162/13 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG SG) Tyrone Mahon - 16 PDef/Spd, 15 IQ/Pass/Sta, 14 OS/Hnd 153/12 (RS JR 6' 10½" C pf) Jacob Butler - 18 IQ, 14 IS/Reb, 12 Sta 151/12 (RS SO 6' 2" PG sg) Bradley Locke - 17 Spd, 16 IQ, 14 Pass, 13 Rng/Hnd 150/12 (RS SO 6' 10½" C PF) Marshall Jenkins - 15 Str, 14 IS/OS, 13 IDef, 12 Rng/IQ 144/13 (RS SO 6' 4" PG sf) Mason Hairston - 14 Pass, 13 Rng/Spd 144/12 (RS SR 6' 3½" SF pg pf) Deon Simmons - 17 IQ, 15 Spd, 14 Fin 138/12 (RS SR 6' 7" PF C) Pedro Matos - 14 Sta, 13 IDef, 12 Rng/Fin/IQ/Drv 124/11 (JR 6' 8½" C PF) Elwood Patton - 12 Str (101 6' 6½" SF pg) Prairie View A&M (138.9) 168/12 (RS SR 6' 2½" PG sg) Al Arthur - 18 Fin, 16 OS/IQ/Spd, 15 Pass/Hnd 165/12 (RS SR 6' 2" SF SG pg) Tucker Deaton - 16 OS/Str, 15 Rng/PDef/Drv, 14 Spd, 13 IQ 152/11 (RS SR 6' 8" PF sg sf c) Kris McKnight - 15 Drv, 14 OS/Reb/Str, 13 Hnd/Spd 139/12 (RS JR 6' 3" sg sf) Gerald Stephens - 16 IQ, 13 Rng/Spd, 12 Hnd/Str/Sta 136/12 (RS JR 6' 9½" c) Rob Trent - 14 IQ/Spd, 12 IS/Hnd 133/12 (RS JR 6' 7½" pf pg) Bolin Deng - 17 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 IS/Sta 128/11 (RS SR 6' 10" C sg pf) Alfred Giles - 13 Spd, 12 IS/Reb 110/9 (JR 5' 11½" SF pg sg) Erik Sasaki - 11 Hnd/Drv New York University (138.0) 164/13 (RS JR 6' 2½" SG pg sf) Prince Mills - 18 IQ, 17 Spd, 15 OS/Fin/Str, 14 Hnd, 13 Rng/Pass 155/11 (RS JR 6' 3" SF SG pg) Tony Harvey - 17 Pass, 16 OS/Fin, 14 Str/Sta 143/11 (RS SR 6' 7" SF) Stevie Clinton - 16 Sta, 14 OS, 13 Str 136/12 (RS FR 6' 5" sf pg sg pf c) Gabriel Bartlett - 14 Rng, 12 OS/IQ/Spd 130/10 (RS JR 5' 9" PG sg) Peyton Mullins - 14 Fin/Spd, 13 Hnd/Sta, 12 IQ 129/10 (RS SR 6' 2½" SG) Oscar Mayer - 15 Spd, 13 Sta 124/11 (FR 6' 1" PG sg sf) Terry Harley - 15 Spd 124/11 (RS SO 6' 10½" C pf) Hernan Castro - 15 IS (119 6' 10" C pg), (118 7' ½" C pf), (109 6' 11½" C pf), (107 6' 3" SF pg sg) Vanderbilt (137.7) 162/13 (JR 6' 1½" PG sg sf) Larry Jones - 18 Spd, 17 IQ, 15 Fin, 14 Sta, 13 Pass/Hnd/Drv 156/13 (JR 6' 4" SG PG sf) Chet Sandberg - 16 OS/IQ, 14 Rng/Str, 13 Pass 155/14 (SR 6' 5" SF sg) Quinn Lowe - 15 Spd, 14 IQ/Pass/Sta, 12 OS/PDef/Str 143/13 (JR 6' 9" PF c) Earl Henderson - 15 IQ, 14 OS, 13 Rng/Str 140/13 (RS JR 6' 5½" PF pg) Sammy Barney - 17 Spd, 14 Rng/IQ, 12 Pass/Sta 136/12 (SO 6' 6" PF SF pg c) Patrick Dale - 14 OS/IQ 116/12 (FR 6' 5½" PG SF) Kenneth Wren - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 Pass 111/11 (FR 6' 11" C pf) Devin McBride - 13 Reb Temple (137.7) 176/13 (SR 6' 7" PF C pg) Billy Dawson - 18 IQ, 15 IS/Sta, 14 Pass/Drv, 13 Fin/Hnd 152/13 (RS SO 6' 5½" SF sg pf) Todd Freeman - 14 OS/Rng/Str, 13 IS/PDef/IQ 141/12 (RS JR 6' 9" C pf) Tim Hatcher - 15 IS, 12 Rng/Spd 140/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" SF PF c) Cristiano Gallardo - 14 IS/OS, 13 IQ/Str, 12 Drv/Spd 131/13 (RS FR 6' 1½" PG) Darren Louis - 15 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 Pass 122/12 (RS SO 5' 9½" SG pg) Glen Duckworth - 13 Rng, 12 OS/Str 121/13 (RS FR 6' 7½" PF C) Earl Freeman - 18 IQ 120/12 (RS FR 6' 5½" SF pf c) Floyd Reid - 12 OS/IQ (117 6' 9½" C pf), (105 6' 1" sg) Florida Gulf Coast (135.6) 165/13 (SR 6' 8" PG pf) Jelani Hicks - 16 IQ/Spd, 15 Rng/Fin, 14 Hnd/Drv, 13 IS/Pass 153/13 (RS JR 6' 5½" SG pg sf) Chad Andersen - 19 IQ, 15 Pass/Spd, 14 Rng/Fin, 13 PDef 144/12 (JR 6' 5½" PG sf) Rex Chappell - 17 Rng, 14 Hnd/Spd, 13 IQ/Pass 133/12 (JR 6' 7½" PF C) Steve Austin - 14 IS/IQ/Spd, 12 Str 130/12 (JR 6' 8" SF PF c) Jesse Longo - 16 IQ, 15 Spd, 12 Rng 123/14 (RS FR 6' 9" pf c) Manuel Carmona - 12 OS 123/12 (JR 6' 8" C SG) Brant Roland - 15 Spd, 13 IQ 120/13 (JR 6' 5" SG) Lewis Hamilton - 18 IQ, 13 Spd (112 6' 11" PF c), (106 6' 8" PF C sg) Arizona State (135.4) 164/12 (SR 6' 7½" SF pf) Kelvin Simms - 16 OS, 15 Fin/Str/Spd, 14 Rng, 13 PDef/Sta 152/12 (JR 6' 4½" SG sf pf) Jason Watt - 16 Rng/Spd, 14 PDef, 12 OS/IDef 148/11 (SR 6' 4½" SG sf pf) Jake Miller - 18 Spd, 14 Rng, 13 Drv, 12 Fin/Hnd 131/12 (RS SO 6' 3" pg sg) Darren Ferguson - 16 IQ, 14 Drv, 12 PDef 131/11 (JR 6' 9½" C pf) Lincoln Richardson - 16 Reb, 12 Fin/Sta 123/9 (SR 6' 10" PF c) Dwayne Stephens - 14 Spd, 13 OS/IQ/Str 118/11 (RS SO 6' 8" PF sg c) Tim Huber - 15 IQ/Spd 117/12 (SO 6' 7" c sf pf) Riley Bales - 11 OS (112 6' 4½" SF pg sg pf), (109 6' PG SG), (103 6' 10" C) Cal State Monterey Bay (133.6) 153/11 (RS SR 6' 1" PG sg sf) Darren Crocker - 15 Rng/Pass, 14 Spd, 13 OS/PDef/Hnd 150/12 (SR 6' 8½" SF pf c) Lee Diamond - 16 Str, 15 OS/Spd 143/11 (SR 6' 5" SG pf c) Tim Dwyer - 19 IQ, 14 Spd/Sta, 12 Rng/IDef 141/11 (RS SR 6' 9½" C pf) Keith Glover - 17 IS, 16 IDef, 14 Reb/IQ, 13 Rng 129/11 (JR 6' 3½" c pg sg pf) Larry Nichols - 12 Str 126/11 (JR 6' 4½" PF SF) Wilson Schwartz - 14 OS, 13 Rng/Str 120/10 (RS SO 6' 9" C pg sf pf) Lonnie Lynch - 14 IQ/Spd 110/11 (RS FR 6' 3½" PG SG) Jesse Held - 16 Spd, 12 IQ/Sta (110 6' 4" SF pg sg), (106 6' 8½" C pg sg pf), (103 6' 11" C pf), (100 6' 5" PF SF c) New Hampshire (133.1) 164/13 (RS SR 6' 1½" PG sg) Ed Barnes - 18 Spd, 14 Fin/IQ/Hnd/Sta 154/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" PF C) Russell O`Leary - 15 IDef/IQ, 14 Sta, 13 Rng/Reb/Str 134/11 (RS JR 6' 9½" C pf) Leong Dang - 15 IQ, 12 Reb/IDef 134/13 (SO 6' 4½" C sg sf) Felix Molina - 14 IQ, 12 OS 129/11 (FR 6' 1½" PF sf c) Horace Gates - 17 Spd, 16 IQ, 12 OS/Rng 121/11 (RS JR 7' C pf) Troy Huntley - 13 OS/IQ, 12 Str 117/11 (JR 7' ½" C pf) Terek Pickett - 11 IQ 116/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" SF pg sg) Darnel Rogers - 14 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 Sta (108 6' 2½" PF SF), (105 6' 7" C sg sf pf), (100 6' 4" SG pf c) Marquette (127.0) 174/12 (SR 6' 8" PF SF pg c) Peter France - 17 Spd, 16 IS/IQ, 15 OS/PDef/Hnd/Str, 14 Reb 147/11 (RS JR 6' 3½" PG sf pf) Donovon Silver - 16 Pass, 14 Fin/Drv, 13 Spd 132/13 (RS SO 6' 8" C pf) Stan Pierre - 14 Spd, 12 Reb/IQ 125/12 (RS FR 5' 11½" SF pg sg) Ned Forte - 15 Spd, 12 OS/IQ 115/12 (RS FR 6' 9½" PF c) Michael Powell - 12 IS/Reb/IQ 111/12 (FR 6' 2½" PG sg) Mo Bland - 17 Spd 105/11 (FR 5' 9" PF pg sg) R.J. McNair - 14 IQ, 13 OS 103/12 (FR 6' 6½" SF PG sg) Thomas Jackson - 13 IQ, 12 OS (100 6' 2½" SG SF pg), (100 6' 5½" sf), (100 6' 11½" C sg) Updated Sunday, December 20 2020 @ 4:06:50 am PST Updated Sunday, December 20 2020 @ 4:07:03 am PST |
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| #12817 | 12/21/2020 3:55:27 pm | Oct 11th, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Let's get our seasonal write-up, punkska! | ||
| #12920 | 01/03/2021 8:40:57 am | Nov 19th, 2016 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| So where is my season preview? Honestly, I've done my usual scouting and got some data, etc, but trying to split this league into tiers and ranking them is really really tough this season. There's a lot of parity, and mostly where one team has strengths in one area, they have weaknesses in another. My best attempt at tiers is below, few words for each team too. Teams not ranked if in the same tier (apologies for the cop out!): 1, San Jose State. 2-7, IU Purdue-Indy, Richmond, Lincoln Uni, Utah State, Prairie View A&M, Evansville. 8-14, Temple, Washburn, Florida Gulf Coast, New York Uni, Cal State M B, Arizona State, Vanderbilt 15-16, New Hampshire, Marquette SJS have the highest SI player in the division, and also great depth. My only concern might be their tallest player is 6'8 (ignoring my concern at predicting Louisville win last season and them ending up relegated! That said Louisville did finish 3rd in PD and had a good playoff / tourney, so I didn't misjudge their talent as such...) IU Purdue have a great top 5 (though only 1 is over 6'4) and an ok 6th man, but no depth beyond that. So it's a talent vs depth issue. Richmond have the best IS in the division (probably the best skill to have), have good depth but maybe lack some other skills and top end SI. Utah State have a nicely balanced top 8 and have few notable strength or weaknesses, just solid. Prairie View - they appear to be going bot but have a nice top 7 players, potentially weak defensively. Evansville are deep, balanced and good but might lack an exceptional player or two to separate them from the pack. Lincoln - eh, I've got a good 9 and should be able to score, but can I defend, and can I work out the best rotation / depth chart from the weird selection of forwards / lack of true bigs? Temple - have good IS so should be enough to cover their weaknesses, but my comment on spreadsheet says "bit dodgy, might struggle" which I think is related to weird player builds / lack of players who clearly fit each position. Washburn - good from an SI/TPI point of view, but their top 5 are all under 6'4, and only have 1 usable big man. Florida G C - don't rate well on my scoring system but they always do better than I expect (respect to president Wine13) so I'm not underestimating them anymore. NYU - they're ok but nothing special, may struggle defensively. Cal State - fine, but might struggle with a lack of good guard play this year? Arizona State - I have their top 6 listed as either forwards or wings, which leads me to think they lack decent guards, and decent true bigs. That doesn't seem like a recipe to do well to me, but they're not without talent. Vanderbilt - Only really 6 players deep this year, might struggle but very experienced president, and a good coach so I can't pick them for outright relegation. New Hampshire - they're fine, and pretty balanced just lack enough talent compared to everyone else. Marquette - see New Hampshire. Have one excellent player, but less depth and talent behind him than NH. It's gonna be tough, there's no walkovers here. I won't be at all surprised if it's super close and promotion / relegation both come down to the last game again. Updated Sunday, January 3 2021 @ 8:41:33 am PST |
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| #13043 | 01/14/2021 2:05:06 pm | Dec 31st, 2016 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| My team was offended you said there are no walkovers and are trying their best to prove you wrong. Looks to be a good race at the top of the conference. I'll do my best to figure out why my team can't score....no promises though |
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| #13079 | 01/17/2021 2:10:49 pm | Jan 12th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Biggest surprise for me is IUPUI struggling. I know their depth is an issue but I thought those elite starting 5 would make them a clearer cut above the middle of the pack. Still some time though. At mid season, I think San Jose will end up taking the conference | ||
| #13081 | 01/17/2021 4:56:06 pm | Jan 12th, 2017 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| San Jose State is too small though (PF is only 6'4, C is 6'7). I think Evansville takes it because of home/away splits. They only had 4 home games in the first half but have 11 in the second half. 2 of their losses were close on the road so those will probably flip to wins. I think Lincoln takes second and 3rd comes down to Richmond and San Jose State. I had 10 home games first half so my record is pretty inflated right now. |
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| #13083 | 01/17/2021 6:04:00 pm | Jan 12th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| If teams can figure out how to exploit that - hasn't seemed to bite him much so far. Just saw his SG is out for the next 6-7 games so that throws a wrench in my prediction. | ||
| #13094 | 01/19/2021 4:47:37 am | Jan 14th, 2017 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Unfortunately, I think this will be another year of low tournament selections for the conference. All LL3 conferences have more teams in the tournament right now than II.1 and our highest RPI team is Evansville at 40. Amazingly, only IV.7 has their highest team with a lower RPI (Miami at 44). At the end of the day I wouldn't be surprised if we only got 2 teams in. | ||
| #13150 | 01/23/2021 9:40:31 am | Jan 28th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Yeah, the schedule is very conducive to a lot of give-and-take over the remainder of the season so will probably be another year where the 10th place team is around 15-15. Coupled with FGCU playing great the last 11 games, and might be another season where 19 wins gets you promoted. That's not going to be great for tournament selections. Maybe the script will be flipped from last season and a few teams will get really cold (which is my only hope to avoid relegation at this point) while our top 5 mow through their remaining schedule. | ||
| #13211 | 01/26/2021 6:59:49 pm | Feb 11th, 2017 | |
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BigBallerPeter Joined: 02/13/2018 Posts: 346 Inactive
| There must have been something wrong with Temple because how the hell did I beat them 120-62 the other night and was up 77 to 19 at the half. You heard me right up SEVENTY SEVEN to NINETEEN at the half of a game in the 2nd to top league. I guess this is just the game making up for me the fact that Temple went 3-0 vs my team in 2013 season despite my team being 17-13 in conference and Jefes 13-17. Anyways this is so weird consider my team is just average in conference this season and will likely miss the National Tournament for just the 4th time in 17 seasons and the first time ever back to back. Anyways go Dores | ||
| #13221 | 01/27/2021 9:24:48 am | Feb 11th, 2017 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| 6 teams within a game now with 5 to go (we're not interesting? pffft). I'll do my best to put up a preview of the top 6 remaining games and a prediction later. I turned a 23 point away loss into a 36 point home win today - there is something in the home vs away difference being strong this season. |
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| #13246 | 01/28/2021 7:48:17 am | Feb 16th, 2017 | |
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punkska Joined: 07/20/2019 Posts: 107 Lincoln University PA Lions III.2
| End of season preview 2016! Inspired by the podcast boys we have home vs away splits, and average opponent RPIs listed after the team names: Washburn (1-4), 0.5354 Evansville (5-0), 0.5476 IU Purdue-Indy (2-3), 0.5106 San Jose State (2-3), 0.5302 Richmond (1-4), 0.5408 Lincoln Uni PA (1-4), 0.5486 The top 3 are 1 game clear of 4th - 6th currently. Washburn: first up is Vandy away who have a very strong RPI actually, Washburn won the first matchup by 66(!) though so Washburn win this and their next 3, then play the final game away vs myself (Lincoln). Evansville: all 5 at home is a significant advantage, but they still play 3 of the top 6 which is the most of anyone in the promotion race, and also Utah State who are just as strong. 4-1 might get them promotion but would mean winning 3 of the 4 tough ones. IUP-I: have the easiest remaining schedule by a decent margin, I believe they should win their next 4 (though lost to Richmond by 26 previously), then the final game is away at Evansville. San Jose State: not the easiest schedule. If I had to guess they win 3 or 4. Do have the best PD of the 6 so might sneak 3rd based on this. Richmond: I think need to win 4 to stay in contention, they only won 3 of these 5 in the reverse fixtures and this time have just 1 at home, seems unlikely. Lincoln: Before analyzing this I was confident I might sneak 3rd as I'm in good form currently, but my next 4 are away and final game is at current top team Washburn. If I lose today at Evansville I'm probably the first team out. I haven't been good away so far...me and Richmond probably finish 5th and 6th in some order. Bold prediction: I'm sticking to being confident, haha - So I win all 5 and finish on 21 wins. San Jose also win out and finish on 21, with a better PD, taking 1st place. Washburn win their 4 who aren't vs me to finish on 21 and take either 2nd or 3rd. Evansville and IUPI both finish on 20 wins, with Richmond on 19. |
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| #13250 | 01/28/2021 11:07:21 am | Feb 18th, 2017 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Evansville has to be frustrated - 2 games they won on the road they then lose at home. That's the difference between 6th and 1st for them. But they do get to recruit in Indiana so I don't feel to bad... |
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| #13272 | 01/29/2021 7:26:23 am | Feb 18th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Lol, oh to be in Indiana. The Wabash Little Giants are available; maybe it's time for a school change | ||
| #13365 | 02/02/2021 9:24:36 am | Mar 4th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Beat the best team in the conference 2 out of 3 times this season.....makes sense | ||
| #13428 | 02/06/2021 8:04:38 am | Mar 12th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| I like for our #16 seed conference winner to upset the #1 seed for the 2md straight year and make it to the Elite 8 | ||
| #13498 | 02/09/2021 10:02:22 am | Mar 25th, 2017 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Utah St holding it down! | ||
| #13769 | 02/28/2021 3:42:10 pm | Nov 23rd, 2017 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| I feel like this season is going to be Louisville's revenge tour from 2 seasons ago. | ||
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| 2019 - II.1 Conference Preview Teams ordered by TPI. Best guess of each team's starting 5 listed first. Let me know if you are definitely red-shirting someone and I can try and factor that in. Still kind of pinching myself being in a conference with so many names I saw at or near the top when I first joined the game. Really looking forward to the season. San Jose State Spartans (TPI: 151.1)- Aerolite 171/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" SF PG pf) Tad Albert - 18 Pass, 17 OS/Hnd, 16 Rng/Str, 14 Reb/IQ, 13 Fin 159/12 (RS SR 6' 2½" SG PG) Edgar Willis - 17 PDef/Pass, 16 Spd, 15 Sta 178/12 (RS SR 6' 4" SF PF pg) Leroy Helms - 19 OS, 18 Str, 17 PDef, 16 Fin, 15 Hnd, 13 Spd 153/12 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF C sf) Ron Turner - 16 IQ, 14 IS/Rng, 13 Drv, 12 Hnd 146/11 (RS JR 6' 7" C PF) Corey Hare - 18 Spd, 13 IS/IQ/Str, 12 OS 143/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SF sg pf c) Dustin Kellogg - 15 OS, 14 Drv/Str, 13 Rng, 12 Fin 139/11 (RS JR 6' 4½" SG pg sf) Linsey Walters - 16 Hnd, 15 OS/IQ, 13 Pass/Str 128/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" C pf) Roland Bean - 14 Spd, 12 IS/IQ 123/11 (RS SO 6' 1" PG sg sf) Timothy Bell - 14 Spd, 12 IQ/Pass/Hnd 120/11 (RS FR 6' 4½" PG SF sg) Marcus Scott - 14 OS/Spd (114 6' 3" SF pg sg), (102 6' 6½" PF SF C) Head Coach: Rodrick Lee (60yo, 19xp 10/13/10 12/9/18) Reputation: He is above average at coaching defense. He is a good teacher of the game. He is an excellent recruiter. He is already at the age where his recruiting has declined. Iona Gaels (147.0) - pedro1605 179/12 (RS SR 6' 3" PG sg sf) Kirk Stafford - 18 Sta, 16 OS/Drv/Spd, 15 Hnd, 14 PDef/Pass/Str, 13 IQ 148/12 (RS SO 6' 3" PG sg) Rudy Marte - 17 Fin/Spd, 14 IQ/Drv, 13 Pass/Hnd 176/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF PF c) Carlos Galindo - 19 OS/Str, 18 Rng, 16 IDef, 15 PDef, 14 Reb, 13 Hnd 151/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" PF sf c) Julio Figueroa - 16 Sta, 14 OS/Rng/Fin/Str/Spd 157/13 (RS SR 6' 11½" C pf) Lloyd Hawkins - 18 IQ, 17 Str, 14 OS, 13 Reb/IDef/Spd 126/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" sf pg sg pf c) Loren Hubbard - 16 Spd, 12 OS/Hnd/Str 126/12 (RS SO 6' 9" PF C sf) Tony Cruz - 13 IDef, 12 Rng 121/12 (FR 6' 3½" PG sg pf) Glen Reeves - 13 Spd (111 6' 8" C sg) Head Coach: Mason Zimmerman (48yo, 0xp 10/10/12 12/13/13) Reputation: He is excellent at teaching the game. He is an excellent recruiter. Loyola-Chicago Ramblers (147.0) - shikago 152/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG) Hugh Keller - 19 Hnd, 17 Pass, 15 PDef, 14 IQ 186/15 (JR 6' 2" SG PG) Tom Stewart - 19 Spd, 18 OS/Hnd, 16 Pass, 15 IQ, 14 PDef/Str, 13 IS 164/12 (RS SR 6' 3" SG pg sf) Colby Cota - 16 Fin/IQ, 15 Spd, 14 Hnd/Sta, 13 PDef 151/11 (RS SR 6' 7" PF pg sf) Caleb Harkins - 15 Pass, 14 OS, 13 Str, 12 PDef/Spd 144/11 (RS SR 6' 8½" C pf) Sal Tatum - 15 Reb, 14 IS, 13 Spd, 12 Fin/Str 138/11 (RS FR 6' 8" C pf) Stewart Lawless - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 13 OS/Str 132/11 (RS SO 6' 10" C pf) Avondre Willis - 14 Spd, 13 Reb, 12 IQ 119/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" SF PG) Eddie Murphy - 14 Spd, 13 OS (113 5' 11½" SG PF), (109 6' 4½" PF SF pg c), (107 6' 9" C), (106 5' 10" PG pf), (104 6' 2" SG PG), (103 6' 11" C) Head Coach: Marshall Taylor (59yo, 19xp 6/15/10 11/7/12) Reputation: He is below average at coaching offense. He is good at coaching defense. He is an excellent recruiter. He is already at the age where his recruiting has declined. Richmond Spiders (146.9) - pschwartz 160/11 (SR 6' 5½" PG sf) Jason Wright - 19 PDef, 15 IQ, 14 Pass/Drv, 13 Hnd/Spd/Sta 172/13 (JR 6' 2½" SG PG) Peyton Burt - 17 Pass, 16 OS/Hnd/Spd, 15 Sta, 14 PDef/Drv, 13 Str 164/12 (RS SR 6' 4½" SF pg pf) Wally Pearson - 17 Rng, 16 IQ, 15 Sta, 14 OS/Pass/Hnd 155/11 (RS SR 6' 9" PF c) Walter Morrissey - 17 IS, 14 Pass/Str/Spd, 13 OS/IDef 133/11 (RS JR 6' 11" C) Jon Neumann - 15 IS, 14 IDef, 12 Fin 136/12 (RS SR 6' 8" SG pf c) Charlie Price - 18 IQ, 13 PDef, 12 IS/Reb/IDef 132/11 (RS SO 6' 8" PF sf c) Byron Lewis - 13 OS/Str, 12 IS/Reb 131/12 (RS JR 6' 9½" pg sg sf) Ernie St. John - 15 Spd, 13 Rng (118 6' 6½" PF pg sf), (115 6' 2" PG sg), (103 6' 10" C), (102 6' SF SG pg) Head Coach: Stuart Hulsey (59yo, 16xp 14/12/10 13/10/8) Reputation: He is above average at coaching offense. He is above average at coaching defense. He is a good teacher of the game. Chowan Hawks (145.7) - bball star 160/11 (RS SR 6' ½" SG PG sf) Preston Dempsey - 17 Rng, 15 Hnd, 14 OS/IQ/Drv, 13 Pass/Str/Spd 152/12 (RS SO 6' 1" SG pg sf pf) Pat Lewis - 15 Rng, 14 Fin/Sta, 13 OS/Spd 141/13 (JR 6' 2" SF pg sg) Brian Mantle - 18 IQ, 13 OS/Rng/Spd, 12 Str 162/12 (RS SR 6' 9" PF c) Connor Perrone - 19 IS/Reb, 16 Str, 15 Spd, 14 OS 149/12 (RS SO 6' 10" C pf) Terrance Fogarty - 15 Reb/IDef, 13 Spd, 12 OS/Str 146/11 (RS JR 6' 8½" PF C) Bud Bauer - 15 IS, 14 Reb/Str, 13 Rng, 12 OS/Spd 139/12 (RS SO 6' 6½" SF pf) Deshawn Bush - 14 Drv, 13 OS, 12 Rng/Str/Spd 125/11 (RS SR 6' 11" C pf) Ken Milton - 13 Rng, 12 Reb/IQ 121/11 (RS FR 6' 10½" C) Omar Vasquez - 14 IQ/Spd, 12 OS/Reb/Str 121/11 (RS FR 6' 9½" C pg pf) Voshon Byrd - 18 IQ, 13 Spd 120/12 (RS FR 6' 3" SF SG) Karl Tarver - 14 IQ, 12 Spd (119 6' 7" PG SF pf c), (104 5' 11" SG PG sf) Head Coach: Elliott Fortune (39yo, 1xp 7/10/11 12/11/13) Reputation: He is below average at coaching offense. He is excellent at teaching the game. He is an excellent recruiter. St. Marys Gaels (145.5) - naph 147/12 (RS SR 6' 1½" SG PG) Nathan Brackett - 15 IQ/Pass/Sta, 12 PDef/Hnd/Spd 153/11 (RS JR 6' 1" SG pg) Major Hardin - 16 OS, 14 Rng/Pass/Drv/Str 172/13 (RS SR 6' 7" SF SG pf) Jeronimo Gamboa - 18 Rng, 16 IQ, 14 OS/Str, 13 IS/Sta 149/11 (RS SO 6' 6½" SF C pf) Solomon Clay - 16 Spd, 14 Rng/Reb, 13 OS/Str 161/12 (RS SR 6' 9" C PF) Lorenzo Carrera - 19 IS, 16 IDef, 14 Drv, 13 Fin/Sta 142/12 (RS SO 6' 6½" pf pg c) Ben Poole - 14 IQ/Pass, 13 Drv, 12 OS/Fin/Reb/Str 127/13 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF sf) Halim Al Rahman - 15 IQ, 12 Rng/Spd 122/12 (RS FR 6' 4" PG sf pf) Harold Ellis - 14 Spd, 12 OS (117 6' 3" sg pg pf), (110 6' 4½" PG SF sg), (109 6' 10" C), (108 6' 11" C pf), (105 6' 3" sg), (102 6' 6" PF sf c) Head Coach: Richard Allan (50yo, 5xp 8/4/10 16/10/16) Reputation: He is below average at coaching defense. He is excellent at teaching the game. He is an excellent recruiter. Utah State Aggies (144.5) - dt81089 170/12 (RS SR 6' 2" PG SG) Bradley Locke - 18 Spd, 17 IQ/Hnd, 16 Pass, 15 PDef, 14 Rng, 13 Sta 169/13 (RS SR 6' 4" SG PG SF) Mason Hairston - 17 Pass, 16 Rng, 15 PDef, 14 Spd, 13 Fin/Drv 137/12 (RS SO 6' 5" SF pg sg) Jabari Burton - 15 Hnd, 14 PDef, 13 Rng, 12 Drv 141/11 (RS SR 6' 8½" PF C) Elwood Patton - 14 IDef, 13 Str, 12 OS/Rng 172/12 (RS SR 6' 10½" PF C) Marshall Jenkins - 17 IS/Str, 16 OS, 15 IDef, 14 Rng, 13 Fin/IQ 123/11 (RS JR 6' 6½" SF) Ernie Benner - 13 Str, 12 OS 121/12 (RS SO 5' 10½" SG pg) Garrett Barbieri - 11 OS/Pass 120/12 (RS SO 6' 3" SF pg sg) Willard Moore - 14 Spd, 12 Sta (118 6' 5" SF pf), (107 6' 3½" SF sg pf c), (104 6' 6" PF), (103 5' 11½" SG pg), (103 6' 10" C) Head Coach: Myles Warren (52yo, 18xp 5/14/10 9/10/17) Reputation: He is below average at coaching offense. He is above average at coaching defense. He is an excellent recruiter. Eastern Illinois Panthers (142.0) - RickyRide 156/11 (RS SR 6' 1" PG SG) Lorenzo Dos Santos - 17 Pass, 15 Fin/Spd, 13 OS/Sta 166/12 (RS SR 6' 1½" SG pg) Craig McAlister - 18 OS/Pass, 16 PDef, 15 Str/Spd, 13 Drv 156/13 (RS JR 6' 5" SF PG sg) Terrell O`Toole - 15 IQ, 14 Pass/Spd, 12 OS/PDef 153/11 (RS SR 6' 5" PF sf) Zack Connelly - 16 PDef/IQ, 15 Fin, 13 Pass 139/11 (RS SR 7' 2" C) Monte Copeland - 16 Reb/Str, 13 OS, 12 IDef/IQ 135/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF pg c) Curtis Buckley - 18 IQ, 13 Rng/Spd, 12 Pass 133/12 (SO 6' ½" SG PG pf) Jarvis Bishop - 17 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Sta 111/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" SF pg) Ron Wise - 12 Drv (109 6' 8½" C sg pf), (102 6' 1½" SG pg), (100 6' 2½" sg c) Head Coach: Dan Brooks (59yo, 19xp 11/11/10 18/10/15) Reputation: He is above average at coaching offense. He is above average at coaching defense. He is excellent at teaching the game. He is an excellent recruiter. Sacred Heart Pioneers (141.6) - FurySK 179/13 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG sg) Logan Robertson - 18 Fin/PDef, 17 Hnd, 16 Spd, 15 Pass, 14 IQ 146/11 (RS SR 6' 3" sg pg sf) Ernest Pierce - 16 IQ, 14 Rng/PDef/Spd, 12 Sta 159/13 (RS SO 6' 4" SG PF sf) Bob Dent - 17 IQ, 14 Rng/Drv/Sta, 13 Spd 135/12 (RS SR 6' 8½" C) Martin Farr - 15 IQ, 12 Drv/Sta 136/12 (RS SO 6' 9½" C pf) Eli Proietti - 15 IS, 12 Rng/Str 143/11 (RS FR 6' 2" PG sg sf) Jesse Lyon - 18 IQ, 12 Fin/Pass/Sta 128/11 (RS JR 6' 9" PF c) Raul Palacios - 15 Reb, 14 Sta, 12 IDef 115/11 (RS FR 6' 7½" PF c) Oliver Evans - 11 OS (113 6' 11" C), (107 6' 9½" C pf), (103 5' 8½" SG pg sf) Head Coach: Silvio Carreras (57yo, 9xp 8/9/10 15/8/10) Reputation: He is excellent at teaching the game. He is a decent recruiter. He is already at the age where his recruiting has declined. Simpson Storm (141.4) - lostraven 166/12 (RS SR 6' 1" PG sg pf) Erik Waters - 17 PDef, 16 Rng/IQ/Hnd, 15 Pass, 14 Drv 176/12 (SR 5' 11" SG PG) Kelly Hahn - 18 PDef/Hnd, 16 IQ, 15 Spd, 14 Rng/Fin/Pass, 13 OS 171/12 (RS SR 6' 6" SF PG) Rashad Irving - 17 Spd, 16 OS, 15 Hnd/Drv/Str, 14 Fin/Sta 134/11 (RS SO 6' 10" C) Stacey O`Reilly - 14 Reb, 13 IQ, 12 OS/Str/Spd 122/11 (RS FR 7' C) William McKenna - 13 IQ, 12 OS/Str 129/11 (RS JR 6' 3½" SF SG pf) Grady Childs - 12 IQ/Drv 123/12 (RS SO 5' 11" PG SG) Eric Casper - 14 Rng/Spd, 13 Hnd 112/10 (JR 6' 9½" C PF) Alec Sims - 13 IS (109 6' 9" C sg), (103 6' 6½" pf pg) Head Coach: Terrence Keeton (58yo, 19xp 18/9/10 16/10/11) Reputation: He is good at coaching offense. He is excellent at teaching the game. He is a decent recruiter. Florida Gulf Coast Eagle (138.7) - Wine13 142/13 (RS FR 6' 4½" PG sg) Gorman Keeler - 17 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 OS/Hnd 144/13 (RS SR 6' 5" SG PG) Lewis Hamilton - 18 IQ, 14 Rng/Spd, 12 Hnd 145/14 (RS FR 6' 5" PG SF) Darren Mills - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Fin/PDef/Hnd 146/12 (RS SR 6' 8" SF pf c) Jesse Longo - 17 IQ, 15 Spd, 14 Rng, 12 IDef 167/14 (RS JR 6' 9" C pf) Manuel Carmona - 18 Str, 15 IS/OS/IDef, 14 Reb, 13 Fin 132/13 (RS SO 6' 5½" pf pg) Allan Bailey - 12 Rng/PDef 131/12 (SR 6' 8" SF PF c) Jeff Duke - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 OS/Str 130/12 (SR 6' 11" C pf) Niles Atherton - 14 IS/IQ, 12 Spd (112 6' 11½" PF sg c) Head Coach: Dennis Palmieri (43yo, 0xp 10/11/10 10/12/12) He is above average at coaching offense. He is good at coaching defense. He is an excellent recruiter. Yale Bulldogs (137.3) - OzarkCrew 150/12 (JR 6' 1½" PG sg) Rob Gambino - 16 Hnd, 14 OS/Fin/Sta, 13 Str 144/13 (RS JR 6' 4½" SG pf) Cary Herrmann - 18 Spd, 15 IQ, 12 Fin 144/12 (SR 6' 6" SF PF) Dylan Kowalski - 16 IQ, 12 OS/Hnd/Str 158/13 (RS SR 6' 5" PF sf) Louis Taylor - 16 Sta, 15 Rng, 14 Spd, 12 IS/Reb/Hnd/Drv 146/11 (RS JR 6' 7" PF sg sf) Malik Harley - 17 Spd, 15 IQ, 13 IDef/Str, 12 Fin/Reb 136/11 (RS JR 6' 8" C sf pf) Rashaad Guillory - 14 IS, 13 Rng/Reb 117/11 (SO 6' 11" C pf) Cameron Barker - 18 IQ 111/12 (FR 6' 3" SG pg sf pf) Glenn Stull - 17 IQ, 14 Spd (106 6' 7" PF c), (105 6' 1" pf pg sg sf), (103 6' 6" sg pg pf c) Head Coach: Raymond Dobson (56yo, 19xp 18/13/10 7/10/10) Reputation: He is good at coaching offense. He is above average at coaching defense. He is a poor teacher of the game. Grand Valley State Lakers (133.7) - Izz09200 146/12 (JR 6' 1½" PG sg) Ricky Marshall - 16 Spd, 13 OS/Pass, 12 Drv/Sta 139/11 (RS JR 6' pf pg) Robert Allison - 14 IQ, 13 Spd, 12 Sta 160/13 (SR 6' 7½" SF pg) Colton Burdock - 18 Spd, 15 IS, 14 Rng/IQ, 12 PDef/Drv 145/12 (JR 6' 7½" PF pg c) Jean Chapman - 16 IQ, 14 IDef/Spd, 13 Reb, 12 Fin 120/11 (SO 7' C pf) Stan Bills - 17 IQ, 13 IS/Spd, 12 Rng 126/12 (RS FR 6' 5" PF sf c) Darell Foster - 16 IQ, 12 Spd 117/11 (RS SR 7' C) Blake Duffy - 12 Reb/IQ 114/12 (FR 6' 2" SF PF pg) Linsey Roper - 15 IQ, 12 Spd (113 5' 11" PG pf), (110 6' 5½" PG sf), (109 6' 4½" PF sg sf), (104 6' 8" SG pf c) Head Coach: Tim McAdams (46yo, 1xp 10/11/9 7/13/9) Reputation: He is above average at coaching defense. He is a poor teacher of the game. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Engineers (132.6) - Gambler75 151/13 (RS FR 6' 3½" pg sf pf) Nolan Hood - 19 IQ, 15 Spd, 12 OS/Fin/Reb 152/12 (JR 6' 4" SF SG pg pf c) Mathew Perkins - 14 PDef/Hnd/Spd, 13 Drv, 12 IS/OS/Sta 153/12 (SR 6' 5½" SF pf c) Brandon Iverson - 14 Pass, 13 OS/Rng/IQ/Drv/Str 140/13 (RS SO 6' 6½" PF sg sf c) Freddie Scott - 16 Spd, 13 Drv, 12 Rng/IQ 118/12 (RS SO 6' 8" PF C) Marko Košir - 17 IQ 123/13 (RS FR 6' 5½" SF pf) Miguel Muñoz - 18 IQ, 17 Spd 112/12 (FR 6' 3" SG pg sf) Gregory Hostetler - 15 IQ, 13 Spd 112/12 (RS FR 6' 9½" C) Oliver Fletcher - 17 IQ (110 6' 5" sf pg) Head Coach: Devon May (46yo, 0xp, 12/10/10 11/9/10) Reputation: He is good at coaching offense. He is above average at coaching defense. He is a good teacher of the game. Stony Brook Seawolves (130.3) - Bayaz 156/12 (RS SR 6' 3" PG sg) Joseph Turley - 15 Spd, 14 OS/Sta, 13 Rng/IQ 130/13 (RS JR 6' 5" SG pg) Joel Barone - 16 Spd, 15 IQ 143/12 (RS SR 6' 2½" SF) Ryan French - 14 Drv, 13 OS/Fin, 12 PDef/Str 128/12 (RS JR 6' 7" pf sf) Corbin Milani - 14 IQ, 13 IS 142/12 (SR 6' 11½" C) Mack Dill - 15 Rng/IQ, 13 Sta, 12 IS 127/12 (RS SR 6' 4" sg) Archie Copeland - 16 Spd, 13 Hnd, 12 OS/IQ/Drv/Str 119/12 (RS FR 6' 1½" pf pg sg c) Scott Gustafson - 12 OS 115/12 (RS FR 6' 4½" PG sg) Ed Fox - 15 IQ, 13 Spd (104 6' 5½" SF pg c) Head Coach: Rod Birch (58yo, 17xp 12/16/10 7/10/17) Reputation: He is above average at coaching offense. He is good at coaching defense. He is a poor teacher of the game. He is an excellent recruiter. Vanderbilt Commodores (123.8) - BigBallerPeter 149/12 (RS SO 6' 5½" SF PG sg) Kenneth Wren - 16 Pass, 15 IQ/Spd, 12 Fin/PDef/Sta 114/14 (FR 6' 3" PF SF) Stewart Dallas - 17 IQ 160/12 (SR 6' 6" SF PF pg c) Patrick Dale - 15 OS/Str/Sta, 14 IQ/Drv 128/14 (FR 6' 9" PG C pf) Mike Sanders - 12 IS/Sta 142/11 (JR 6' 11" C PF) Devin McBride - 19 Reb, 15 IDef, 12 Hnd 111/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" PF) Kiké Trujillo - 14 IQ 106/10 (SR 6' 8" pf c) Hank Ashford - 13 Rng, 12 Pass 88/9 (SO 6' 3" SF) Julio Cortez - 11 IQ Head Coach: Corey Luce (53yo, 19xp 20/16/10 11/10/20) Reputation: He is good at coaching offense. He is good at coaching defense. He is an excellent recruiter. Updated Friday, April 9 2021 @ 7:43:23 am PDT |
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| #14717 | 04/25/2021 7:35:42 pm | Nov 22nd, 2018 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| == 5 Star Recruits == 112/13 (SIMPSO 5* HS SR 6' ½" SG pg sf) Neal Madsen Recruiting Evaluation: Above average post moves. Could be an above average shooter. Can be a decent rebounder. Can be a smart player. Can be a really good ball handler. Will be quick as lightning. Good all-around player. Projected Height: 6' 6". Naph: SG/SF prospect, expect him to be an athlete more than a skill guy. Will be a menace in transition with elite speed and finishing. 112/13 (USU 5* HS SR 6' PG SG) Shawn Sands Recruiting Evaluation: Could really be a long-range shooter. Can never be a good rebounder. Can be a great all-around defensive player. Can be a decent ball handler. Can be a speedy player. Will flourish in a fast pace offense. Projected Height: 6' 2". Naph: You'll have to respect him outside, and that's going to open up his driving game. Potential lock-down defensive guard. == 4 Star Recruits == 119/12 (IONA 4* HS SR 6' 5" C SF pf) Linsey Phillips Recruiting Evaluation: Could be a good shooter. Can be a really smart player. Can be a good all-around defensive player. Can be a skilled passer. Good all-around player. Has no preference to play close to home. Projected Height: 6' 9". Naph: Well rounded combo forward that will play both ends. Will arrive ready to contribute. 113/12 (RICH 4* HS SR 6' 5½" C SF pf) Reggie Louis Recruiting Evaluation: Could be an above average shooter. Can be a monster on the boards. Can be a really smart player. Will be a below average ball handler. Projected Height: 6' 7". Naph: Rebounding forward with a well rounded offensive game. Needs some seasoning defensively. 103/13 (GVSU 4* HS SR 6' 3" PF pg sg) Jonathan Bell Recruiting Evaluation: Does not have much of a shooting touch. Can be a decent rebounder. Can be a really smart player. Can be a great all-around defensive player. Can be a skilled passer with exceptional court vision. Can be a really good ball handler. Can be a speedy player. Excellent all-around player. Projected Height: 6' 7". Naph: Non-scoring, glue-guy that should be able to play 1-3, maybe even some 4. Potentially elite playmaker, that may end up a tall PG. == 3 Star Recruits == 100/12 (SIMPSO 3* HS SR 6' 1½" SF sg pf) Mickey Garland Recruiting Evaluation: Could be a dominating post player. Could be an excellent shooter. Can be a smart player. Can be a good all-around defensive player. Can be a decent ball handler. Will be very quick. Excellent all-around player. Projected Height: 6' 9". Naph: Late bloomer, should be an elite scoring and solid defending 3/4 90/12 (FGCU 3* HS SR 6' 11½" C pf) Leo Sisk Recruiting Evaluation: Could be a good post player. Could be a good shooter. Could really be a long-range shooter. Can be a smart player. Will never be a good perimeter defender. Will be a below average ball handler. Can be a speedy player. Projected Height: 6' 10". Naph: Good offensive post, average in many areas, not showing much instinct to share the ball. 89/12 (USU 3* HS SR 6' 1" SF sg pf c) Earl Gibson Recruiting Evaluation: Could be a good shooter. Can be a great all-around defensive player. Can be a skilled passer. Will be a below average ball handler. Projected Height: 6' 4". Naph: Defense first off guard, with some shooting, finishing and playmaking skills. 84/13 (SJSU 3* HS SR 6' 3" SF pg) Thaddeus Walker Recruiting Evaluation: Could be a good post player. Could be a good shooter. Can be a great all-around defensive player. Can be a skilled passer. Can be a really good ball handler. Will be quick as lightning. Will struggle in a fast pace offense. Excellent all-around player. Isn't much of a student and may not qualify academically. Projected Height: 6' 6". Naph: Underdeveloped, but high ceiling PG prospect. 84/12 (STBRK 3* HS SR 6' 2" PF SF c) Daniel Crouse Recruiting Evaluation: Above average post moves. Could be an excellent shooter. Can be a monster on the boards. Can be prone to a lot of mental mistakes. Can be a good all-around defensive player. Will be a below average ball handler. Will always be a bit sluggish. Will struggle in a fast pace offense. Projected Height: 6' 5". Naph: Everything but range on offense, elite rebounder and solid defender. Speed and IQ both problematic. SF, maybe undersized PF. Probably tops out as a bench contributor. |
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| #15019 | 05/12/2021 8:10:09 pm | Jan 19th, 2019 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| Through first 18 conference games. == AC1 == PG1: 21.20 K. Stafford (IONA) - 24.2p (TS%:.574) (0.6/2.3) 2.9r 7.9a 3.0s 0.1b 3.6to 2.6pf (36.2mins) SG1: 15.22 T. Stewart (LCH) - 21.4p (.587) (1.2/2.1) 3.1r 4.9a 1.8s 0.1b 2.2to 2.6pf (34.3mins) SF1: 14.86 J. Gamboa (SMC) - 20.7p (.593) (0.9/4.8) 5.7r 0.8a 1.3s 0.3b 1.1to 2.3pf (31.4mins) PF1: 17.42 C. Perrone (CHOW) - 18.5p (.522) (2.1/8.1) 10.2r 0.4a 1.1s 06b 1.3to 3.2pf (25.6mins) C_1: 18.64 M. Jenkins (USU) - 18.7p (.520) (3.1/8.7) 11.8r 0.2a 1.5s 1.6b 1.3to 2.7pf (31.0mins) == AC2 == PG2: 13.74 P. Dempsey (CHOW) - 20.2p (.576) (0.8/1.1) 1.9r 7.2a 1.3s 0.1b 3.9ro 3.2pf (27.7mins) SG2: 14.13 M. Hardin (SMC) - 20.6p (.619) (0.7/2.0) 2.7r 5.3a 0.6s 0.0b 2.3to 2.9pf (29.6mins) SF2: 13.99 C. Galindo (IONA) - 17.6p (.591) (1.8/5.1) 6.9r 0.7a 1.8s 0.0b 1.6to 2.0pf (30.6mins) PF2: 14.32 C. Hare (SJSU) - 17.2p (.523) (1.4/6.4) 7.8r 0.6a 0.7s 1.2b 1.3to 2.3pf (28.3mins) C_2: 17.38 L. Hawkins (IONA) - 18.5p (.531) (1.8/8.1) 9.9r 0.3a 1.8s 1.6b 1.3to 2.7pf (30.9mins) == AC3 == PG3: 12.82 K. Wren (VAND) SG3: 13.32 P. Burt (RICH) SF3: 13.66 R. Irving (SIMP) PF3: 13.44 M. Sanders (VAND) C_3: 16.88 M. Copeland (EIU) Honorable Mentions: M. Carmona (15.41 - FGCU C) M. Dill (13.98 - STONY C) D. McBride (13.35 - VAND C) L. Carrera (13.26 - SMC C) B. Locke (12.29 - USU PG) M. Hairston (12.14 - USU SG) 6MoY Race: B. Bauer (9.79 - CHOW bPF/bC in 22.3mins) A. Sims (9.59 - SIMP bC/bPF in 20.5mins) L. Hubbard (9.46 - IONA bSF/bSG in 23.4mins) Best Game Score per 30 minutes 20.40 C. Perrone (CHOW PF) 18.07 M. Carmona (FGCU C) 18.04 M. Jenkins (USU C) 17.84 M. Copeland (EIU C) 17.56 K. Stafford (IONA PG) TS% = True Shooting Percentage Updated Wednesday, May 12 2021 @ 8:11:34 pm PDT |
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| #15198 | 05/26/2021 9:19:06 pm | Mar 8th, 2019 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| Congratulations to pedro1605 (Iona), bball star (Chowan) and shikago (Loyola-Chicago) on all promoting to legends in 2020 after securing the top 3 spots in 2019. | ||
| #15325 | 06/05/2021 1:12:21 am | Oct 3rd, 2019 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| Average projected lineup to start the season in II.1 (PG: 6'2" 161) - (SG: 6'4" 148) - (SF: 6'5.5" 146) - (PF: 6'8" 143) - (C: 6'10" 145) I'm looking at (6'1" 165) - (6'6.5" 153) - (6'7.5" 137) - (6'6.5" 158) - (6'10" 121) Way Too Early Predictions NYU should romp away with the title. They have all the pieces, probably end the season with 8 players at 150 or above, and are headlined by a 174 SI SF. Frontcourt is 6'10" - 7' They have all the pieces. Rochester probably 2nd. Texas Arlington and San Jose State are the next most skilled teams but both are lacking size. Cal State M-Bay may well be close enough in skill with enough size to overcome them, but they have 5 seniors and may not develop as quick as other teams. FGCU have some up and coming stars and a stud C but no depth at all. Shouldn't discount returning finalists Richmond and Marist either, though they each lost some key pieces. SMC just hoping to survive I suspect. USU and Simpson both look to have starting 5's that average 10 less SI than anyone else in the conference. That's going to be hard to overcome. |
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| #15349 | 06/05/2021 9:00:03 pm | Oct 3rd, 2019 | |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| II.1 Conference New York University (TPI Rank: #6 _ TPI: 152.7) 174/12 (RS SR 6' 5" SF pg c) Gabriel Bartlett - 17 Rng, 14 OS/Reb/PDef/Pass/Str, 13 Spd 162/11 (RS JR 6' 1" SG PG) Terry Harley - 16 Rng/PDef/Hnd/Spd, 13 Drv 157/12 (RS JR 6' 5" PG sg sf) Shawn Schianchi - 15 Hnd/Spd, 14 Rng/IQ, 13 OS/Pass/Drv 151/13 (RS SO 6' 7½" pg sg sf pf) David Kennedy - 15 Rng, 13 Spd, 12 IQ/Pass/Drv/Sta 150/10 (RS SR 6' 3" PG sf) Cade Barbee - 18 Hnd, 16 OS, 15 Pass, 14 Str, 12 Spd 144/11 (RS SO 7' C pf) Terrence McAlister - 15 IS, 14 Reb/IQ, 13 Spd, 12 IDef 143/10 (RS SR 6' 10" C PF pg) Rafael Connelly - 15 IDef, 14 Pass, 13 IS/Spd, 12 Reb 141/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" SG sf pf c) Thomas Hoffman - 17 Spd, 16 IQ, 12 OS 139/12 (RS JR 6' 7" PF c) Demar Ferguson - 17 IQ, 14 OS/Str, 13 PDef/Sta 135/10 (RS JR 6' 11½" C pf) Tyrone Maxwell - 16 IQ, 15 Str, 14 OS, 13 Hnd, 12 IDef 126/11 (RS FR 6' 1½" sf pg pf) Richard Dooley - 16 Spd, 12 Drv (108 6' 1½" SF pg sg) Rochester (#14 _ 149.9) 170/12 (RS SR 6' 1½" SG pg) Nathan Bull - 17 PDef/Spd, 15 Fin/Pass/Hnd/Drv, 14 OS/Rng 164/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" C PF sf) Louis Sullivan - 17 IDef/IQ, 15 Hnd, 13 IS, 12 Rng/Drv 159/12 (RS JR 6' 9½" C PF) C.C. Newman - 17 IS/Str, 15 OS/Sta, 14 Reb 153/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF pf c) Steve Thomas - 15 Pass/Str, 14 OS, 13 Rng/IQ 149/12 (RS JR 6' 7" PF C) Cameron Friedman - 14 Reb, 13 Sta, 12 Fin/PDef/Pass/Spd 140/12 (RS SO 6' 3½" SG pg sf) Cory Gunderson - 17 Spd, 13 OS/Fin/Sta, 12 Hnd/Str 137/12 (RS SO 6' 9½" C sf pf) Jamal Bates - 14 Rng, 12 IDef/PDef 133/12 (RS SO 6' 3" PG sg) Terrell Payne - 13 Fin/Hnd/Spd, 12 Pass/Sta 125/12 (RS FR 6' 3½" c sg sf pf) Monty Nixon - 14 OS, 13 Sta 123/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" C PF) Trevon Moses - 17 IQ, 12 Reb (111 6' pg sg), (108 6' 1" SG), (105 6' 9" PF pg c) Texas-Arlington (#39 _ 145.5) 178/12 (RS SR 6' 1" PG SG) Armstrong Kincaid - 19 Sta, 18 PDef/Spd, 16 OS, 15 IQ, 13 Rng/Hnd/Str 160/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" PF C sf) Mel Vinson - 18 Reb, 15 IQ, 14 IS/Sta, 13 IDef 156/11 (RS JR 6' 5½" PF SF c) Stewart Mathis - 16 OS/Str, 15 Reb, 14 Hnd, 12 Rng/IDef/Spd 146/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SG sf c) Jamie Sager - 18 Spd, 16 IQ, 13 OS/Str, 12 IS 145/11 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG pg) Hernan Garcia - 14 PDef/IQ/Spd, 12 Hnd/Drv 142/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" PF sf) Conner Parrish - 16 IQ, 12 PDef/Drv 122/12 (FR 6' ½" PG sg sf pf) Darnel Lamb - 14 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 OS 119/13 (SO 6' 7½" C PF) Bill Daugherty - 14 Spd (117 6' 5½" PF sf c), (113 6' 9" C PF) San Jose State (#51 _ 143.1) 163/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" C PF sf) Ron Turner - 17 IQ, 16 IS, 14 Rng, 13 Drv, 12 Pass/Hnd 156/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF sg pf c) Dustin Kellogg - 16 OS, 15 Drv/Str, 14 Rng/Fin 156/11 (RS SR 6' 7" PF C) Corey Hare - 18 Spd, 15 IS, 14 Str, 13 IQ, 12 OS/PDef/Sta 153/11 (RS SR 6' 4½" PG sg sf) Linsey Walters - 17 Hnd, 16 OS/IQ, 15 Pass, 14 Str, 13 PDef 141/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" C PF) Roland Bean - 14 Spd, 13 IS/IQ 135/11 (RS SO 6' 4½" SF PG sg) Marcus Scott - 15 OS/Spd, 13 Str, 12 PDef/Pass 133/11 (RS JR 6' 1" PG sg sf) Timothy Bell - 15 Spd, 13 Pass/Hnd, 12 PDef/IQ 126/12 (RS SO 6' 3" SF pg sg) Kirk Albers - 14 Rng, 13 IQ (111 6' 6½" PF sf c), (104 6' 4" SF pg sg), (100 6' 5½" PG SG sf) Cal State Monterey Bay (#54 _ 142.6) 160/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG sg) Jesse Held - 18 Sta, 17 Fin/Spd, 15 IQ/Hnd, 14 Pass, 13 PDef/Drv 154/10 (RS SR 6' 4" SG pg sf) Dustin Holmes - 17 Spd, 16 PDef, 15 OS, 13 IQ/Hnd/Str 149/11 (RS SR 6' 11" PF C) Malcolm Livingston - 15 IS, 14 Sta, 13 IDef/Pass 144/10 (RS SR 6' 8½" SF pf c) Evan Samples - 15 IS, 13 IDef/Spd 143/11 (RS JR 6' 6" SG pg sf) Edgar Ramirez - 15 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Pass/Str 139/10 (RS SR 6' 11½" C) Buck Danielsen - 16 IQ, 15 Rng/Reb, 13 Spd, 12 IDef/Pass 133/10 (RS JR 6' 5" SF pf) Rickey Schrock - 16 IQ, 14 PDef, 13 Reb, 12 Rng 124/10 (RS SO 6' 10" C pf) Voshon Parris - 14 IS, 13 Str, 12 OS/Reb/IDef/IQ 122/11 (JR 6' 5½" PF C) Robert Long - 12 Spd 121/10 (RS SO 6' 10" C pf) Sean Stokes - 15 IQ, 14 IS, 12 Str 120/10 (RS SO 6' 8½" C PF) Erik Deutsch - 11 IS/OS (114 6' 2" PG sg), (104 6' sg) Marist (#57 _ 142.1) 178/12 (RS SR 5' 11" PG sg) Ed Gambino - 17 Fin/IQ/Spd, 16 OS/Hnd/Drv/Sta, 13 Str 157/12 (RS JR 6' 6½" SF pf) Earl McDaniels - 17 Spd, 15 Sta, 14 Rng/Fin, 12 IS/Reb/IDef 145/11 (RS SR 6' 11" C pf) Jose Hernandez - 16 IS, 14 Sta, 13 Reb/IDef/Str 143/12 (RS SO 6' 6" PG sf) Gavin Winston - 14 Pass/Spd, 13 IQ/Hnd/Sta 138/12 (RS JR 6' ½" SG pg) Jermaine Monroe - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 Rng/Fin 133/11 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF pg c) Kahil Parris - 14 IQ, 12 IS/Spd 129/12 (RS SO 6' 8½" PG sg pf) Dion Wilson - 13 IQ/Spd, 12 IS 117/11 (FR 5' 11" PG sg) Jayson Harris - 18 Spd, 12 Rng (117 6' 5" PG SF sg), (114 5' 11½" PG SG sf pf), (106 6' 10" C pf) West Virginia (#78 _ 140.7) 162/12 (RS SR 6' 2" SG PG sf) Marty Barbee - 16 Sta, 15 OS, 14 Rng/PDef/Str/Spd, 13 IQ 158/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SF PG pf) Justin Ratliff - 17 IQ, 16 OS/Spd, 15 Str, 12 Reb/Pass 152/11 (RS SR 6' 4½" PF) Cory Frye - 16 IS/PDef/Spd, 13 Rng/Hnd 145/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF PF c) Alex Olson - 17 IQ, 14 Spd, 13 Reb/Sta, 12 Rng/Fin 144/12 (RS JR 6' 1½" PG SG sf) Cassius Agnew - 16 Spd, 15 IQ, 13 Rng/Drv, 12 Sta 132/11 (RS FR 6' 2" PG sg sf) Blake Calloway - 17 Spd, 13 OS 127/12 (RS SR 6' 8" C PF) Marko Miloševi&cacute - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 12 IDef 115/12 (FR 6' 9" C pf) Deon Elam - 17 IQ (107 6' PG sg pf), (107 6' 10½" C pf), (104 6' 2½" sg) Bentley (#81 _ 140.6) 176/13 (RS JR 6' 1½" PG SG) Lemond Clark - 19 Spd/Sta, 17 OS, 14 Rng/PDef/Pass/Drv/Str, 13 Fin/Hnd 157/12 (JR 6' 5" SF PF pg sg) Demond Irving - 16 PDef, 15 OS/Spd, 14 Str, 13 Rng/Sta 150/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF SG) Alvaro Ponce - 17 Fin, 16 IS/PDef, 15 Spd, 14 IDef/Sta 136/11 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF C) Carson Jones - 16 IQ, 14 Reb, 13 IS, 12 IDef 133/12 (RS FR 6' 9½" C) Zack Carey - 14 Str/Spd, 12 OS 132/11 (RS SO 5' 11½" SG pg sf) Lane Beard - 14 OS, 13 Spd, 12 Rng/Hnd/Str 127/13 (JR 6' 4" SG pf) Hudson Caudill - 13 Rng, 12 Drv 119/12 (FR 6' 11½" C pf) Joel Fontana - 15 IQ, 12 Spd (115 6' 4½" SF C pf), (112 6' 9½" C SF pf), (107 6' ½" pg sg), (101 6' 2" sf) Butler (#85 _ 140.0) 163/12 (RS SR 6' 10" C pf) Gerald Weathers - 18 Reb, 17 IDef, 15 IQ, 13 Fin, 12 IS/Rng/Str 160/13 (SR 6' 4" PG sf pf) Carl Hauser - 18 IQ/Spd, 14 Hnd, 13 Pass, 12 Rng/PDef 143/12 (RS SO 6' 2½" PF sg sf) Sammy Holmes - 15 IQ/Sta, 13 Fin, 12 IS 139/12 (SR 6' 4½" SG sf) Pernell Humphrey - 15 Hnd/Spd, 14 IQ/Sta, 13 Rng 139/11 (SR 6' 6½" SG PG SF) Dustin Daugherty - 16 IQ/Drv/Spd, 15 Pass, 13 OS 135/9 (SR 6' 2" C PF sg sf) Deshawn Fountain - 16 IQ, 14 Str, 13 OS 130/12 (RS SR 7' PF C) Calvin Wade - 14 Reb/IDef 122/10 (RS JR 6' 1" ) Joseph Dougherty - 12 IQ/Drv 120/11 (RS SR 6' 6" pf) Cameron Solomon - 15 Spd, 12 Hnd (105 6' 4½" sg sf), (103 5' 11½" sg) St. Marys (#92 _ 139.6) 165/11 (RS SR 6' 1" SG PG) Major Hardin - 18 OS, 16 Rng/Drv, 15 Pass/Str 158/11 (RS JR 6' 6½" SF PF C) Solomon Clay - 16 Spd, 15 Rng/Reb, 14 OS/Str/Sta 153/12 (RS JR 6' 6½" pf pg sg sf) Ben Poole - 15 IQ/Pass/Drv, 13 OS/Fin/Reb/Str 137/13 (RS SR 6' 7½" PF sf) Halim Al Rahman - 15 IQ, 13 Spd, 12 Rng/Str 131/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SF PG pf) Harold Ellis - 14 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Rng/Hnd 130/12 (RS SO 6' 3" pg sg) Paxton Turner - 12 Fin/Pass 124/12 (RS FR 6' 5½" SG PG sf) Paul Kay - 14 Spd, 12 OS/Pass/Hnd 121/11 (RS SO 6' 10" C) Cecil Krieger - 18 IQ, 12 IS (117 7' C pf), (114 6' ½" PG PF), (113 6' 6" PF sf c), (111 6' 9½" C pf) Florida Gulf Coast (#94 _ 139.3) 187/14 (RS SR 6' 9" C pf) Manuel Carmona - 20 Str, 18 IS/IDef, 17 Reb, 16 OS, 14 Fin, 13 Rng 171/14 (RS SO 6' 5" SG pg sf) Darren Mills - 16 IQ, 15 OS/PDef/Hnd/Spd, 14 Fin/Pass, 13 Rng/Str 157/13 (RS SO 6' 4½" PG sg) Gorman Keeler - 17 IQ, 14 Hnd/Spd, 13 OS/PDef 148/13 (RS JR 6' 5½" PG pf) Allan Bailey - 15 PDef, 13 OS/Rng/Pass, 12 Fin/IQ 122/12 (RS SR 6' 11½" PF sg c) Keith Wheeler - 13 IQ, 12 IS/Spd 114/11 (JR 6' 5" SF PG) Loyd Stevenson - 13 Pass/Drv, 12 IQ 111/11 (JR 6' 6" PF C) Miguel Mesa - 12 Reb/Sta 99/12 (RS FR 6' 3½" SG pg) Rueben Meyer - 16 Spd, 12 IQ Richmond (#100 _ 138.7) 188/13 (SR 6' 2½" SG PG) Peyton Burt - 19 Pass, 18 Hnd, 17 OS/Sta, 16 PDef/Drv/Spd, 14 Str, 13 IQ 147/11 (RS SR 6' 11" C) Jon Neumann - 17 IS/IDef, 13 Fin, 12 IQ 146/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" sg pg sf) Ernie St. John - 15 Rng/Spd, 13 Pass, 12 Sta 141/11 (RS JR 6' 8" PF sf c) Byron Lewis - 15 Str, 13 IS/OS/Reb 130/11 (RS SO 6' 6½" pf pg sf) Casey Woodward - 14 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Rng 125/12 (RS SO 6' 2" PG sg) Ty Bianchi - 16 IQ, 13 Pass, 12 OS 121/12 (FR 6' 8" C SF pf) Reggie Louis - 17 IQ 116/13 (RS FR 6' 1½" SF SG pg) Seth Roberson - 14 IQ/Spd (115 6' 10" C) Saint Leo (#127 _ 137.3) 160/12 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF sg pf) Timothy Nickolls - 17 Spd, 15 Rng, 14 Fin/PDef, 13 OS 152/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" SG PG) Doug Fiore - 16 OS/Hnd, 15 Pass, 14 Rng, 13 Str 146/12 (RS JR 6' 4½" SF pg sg) Larry Griffith - 14 Drv, 13 OS/Rng/Fin/PDef 145/10 (RS SR 6' 8" PF c) Juwan Peters - 16 IQ, 14 Sta, 12 OS/Str 140/10 (RS SR 6' 10½" PF c) Dennis Hayes - 18 Str, 16 OS, 14 Reb, 12 IS/Rng 121/11 (JR 6' 5½" PG SG sf) Dean Bellamy - 14 PDef/Spd, 12 Pass 117/11 (JR 6' 9" C PF sf) Cole Freeman - 16 IQ, 14 IS, 12 IDef 117/11 (RS FR 6' 9½" C pf) Ozzie Robertson - 16 IQ, 12 IS (113 6' 4" SF pf), (106 6' 6" SF C pf), (102 6' 6½" PG sg sf c), (102 6' 10½" C) Eastern Illinois (#177 _ 131.6) 168/13 (RS SR 6' 5" PG SF) Terrell O`Toole - 16 IQ, 15 Pass, 14 PDef/Spd, 13 OS 149/12 (JR 6' ½" SG PG) Jarvis Bishop - 18 Spd, 14 OS/PDef/Sta, 13 Str 146/12 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF pg c) Curtis Buckley - 18 IQ, 15 Rng, 13 Pass/Spd, 12 IDef 131/12 (RS SO 6' 1½" SF pg) Ron Wise - 14 Drv, 13 Fin, 12 Sta 121/11 (FR 6' 10" C pf) Lincoln Johnson - 12 IS 120/11 (JR 6' 8½" C pf) George Chaffin - 12 Reb/IQ 109/12 (RS SO 6' 1½" SG pg) Freddie Flowers - 16 Spd 107/11 (RS FR 6' 3½" PF SF c) Kendrick Stroud - 10 OS/Str/Sta (106 6' 2½" sg c), (102 6' 10½" C), (100 6' 4½" SG c) Utah State (#178 _ 131.5) 154/12 (RS JR 6' 5" SF sg) Jabari Burton - 17 PDef/Hnd, 15 Rng, 14 Drv, 12 IS/IQ/Sta 138/12 (RS JR 5' 10½" SG PG) Garrett Barbieri - 13 OS/Pass/Str 135/12 (RS JR 6' 3" SF pg sg) Willard Moore - 14 Spd, 13 PDef/Sta 133/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF sg) Ernie Benner - 14 OS/Str, 13 PDef 130/11 (SR 6' 5" PF SF) Jesse Henderson - 13 Spd 121/12 (RS SO 5' 11½" SG pg) Garrett Anderson - 12 OS/IQ 120/13 (FR 6' 2" PG SG) Shawn Sands - 14 Spd 118/12 (JR 6' 3½" SF sg pf c) Lester Hardin - 13 IQ, 12 Spd (118 6' 6" PF), (116 6' 10" C), (100 6' 7" PF sf c) Simpson (#194 _ 128.5) 145/11 (RS JR 6' 10" C) Stacey O`Reilly - 15 Reb, 14 IQ/Str, 13 OS/PDef 142/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" SF SG PF) Grady Childs - 14 Drv, 12 IS/PDef/IQ 140/12 (RS JR 5' 11" PG SG) Eric Casper - 16 Rng, 15 Hnd/Spd, 13 Pass, 12 PDef/Drv 134/11 (RS SO 7' PF C) William McKenna - 14 OS/Str, 13 IQ, 12 Reb 124/10 (SR 6' 9½" C PF) Alec Sims - 14 IS 122/13 (FR 6' 3½" SG pg sf) Neal Madsen - 16 Spd, 12 IQ 118/13 (RS FR 6' 9" C sg) Baron Gibson - 16 Spd 117/11 (RS SO 6' 6½" pf) Cecil Patten - 12 Rng/Drv/Spd (107 6' 3½" SF sg pf) Top 5 most skilled players at each position (Projected position, feel free to correct) PG 188/13 (RICH SR 6' 2½" SG PG) Peyton Burt - 19 Pass, 18 Hnd, 17 OS/Sta, 16 PDef/Drv/Spd, 14 Str, 13 IQ 178/12 (UTA RS SR 6' 1" PG SG) Armstrong Kincaid - 19 Sta, 18 PDef/Spd, 16 OS, 15 IQ, 13 Rng/Hnd/Str 178/12 (MAR RS SR 5' 11" PG sg) Ed Gambino - 17 Fin/IQ/Spd, 16 OS/Hnd/Drv/Sta, 13 Str (III.1 AC-PG) 176/13 (BENT RS JR 6' 1½" PG SG) Lemond Clark - 19 Spd/Sta, 17 OS, 14 Rng/PDef/Pass/Drv/Str, 13 Fin/Hnd (III.1 PotY - AC-SG) 170/12 (ROCH RS SR 6' 1½" SG pg) Nathan Bull - 17 PDef/Spd, 15 Fin/Pass/Hnd/Drv, 14 OS/Rng SG 171/14 (FGCU RS SO 6' 5" SG pg sf) Darren Mills - 16 IQ, 15 OS/PDef/Hnd/Spd, 14 Fin/Pass, 13 Rng/Str 162/12 (WVU RS SR 6' 2" SG PG sf) Marty Barbee - 16 Sta, 15 OS, 14 Rng/PDef/Str/Spd, 13 IQ 162/11 (NYU RS JR 6' 1" SG PG) Terry Harley - 16 Rng/PDef/Hnd/Spd, 13 Drv 157/12 (BENT JR 6' 5" SF PF pg sg) Demond Irving - 16 PDef, 15 OS/Spd, 14 Str, 13 Rng/Sta 156/12 (SJSU RS JR 6' 4" SF sg pf c) Dustin Kellogg - 16 OS, 15 Drv/Str, 14 Rng/Fin SF 174/12 (NYU RS SR 6' 5" SF pg c) Gabriel Bartlett - 17 Rng, 14 OS/Reb/PDef/Pass/Str, 13 Spd 160/12 (SLU RS SR 6' 6½" SF sg pf) Timothy Nickolls - 17 Spd, 15 Rng, 14 Fin/PDef, 13 OS 158/12 (WVU RS SO 6' 4" SF PG pf) Justin Ratliff - 17 IQ, 16 OS/Spd, 15 Str, 12 Reb/Pass 157/12 (MAR RS JR 6' 6½" SF pf) Earl McDaniels - 17 Spd, 15 Sta, 14 Rng/Fin, 12 IS/Reb/IDef 154/12 (USU RS JR 6' 5" SF sg) Jabari Burton - 17 PDef/Hnd, 15 Rng, 14 Drv, 12 IS/IQ/Sta -- 144/10 (CSUMB RS SR 6' 8½" SF pf c) Evan Samples - 15 IS, 13 IDef/Spd (III.2 AC-SF) PF 159/12 (ROCH RS JR 6' 9½" C PF) C.C. Newman - 17 IS/Str, 15 OS/Sta, 14 Reb (LL1 AC-PF) 158/11 (SMC RS JR 6' 6½" SF PF C) Solomon Clay - 16 Spd, 15 Rng/Reb, 14 OS/Str/Sta 156/11 (SJSU RS SR 6' 7" PF C) Corey Hare - 18 Spd, 15 IS, 14 Str, 13 IQ, 12 OS/PDef/Sta 156/11 (UTA RS JR 6' 5½" PF SF c) Stewart Mathis - 16 OS/Str, 15 Reb, 14 Hnd, 12 Rng/IDef/Spd 152/11 (WVU RS SR 6' 4½" PF) Cory Frye - 16 IS/PDef/Spd, 13 Rng/Hnd C 187/14 (FGCU RS SR 6' 9" C pf) Manuel Carmona - 20 Str, 18 IS/IDef, 17 Reb, 16 OS, 14 Fin, 13 Rng 164/12 (ROCH RS SR 6' 9½" C PF sf) Louis Sullivan - 17 IDef/IQ, 15 Hnd, 13 IS, 12 Rng/Drv 163/12 (RS SR 6' 10" C pf) Gerald Weathers - 18 Reb, 17 IDef, 15 IQ, 13 Fin, 12 IS/Rng/Str 163/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" C PF sf) Ron Turner - 17 IQ, 16 IS, 14 Rng, 13 Drv, 12 Pass/Hnd 160/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" PF C sf) Mel Vinson - 18 Reb, 15 IQ, 14 IS/Sta, 13 IDef |
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naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1
| II.1 Conference New York University (13-2 +314 #6) 154/10 (RS SR 6' 3" PG sf) Cade Barbee - 19 Hnd, 17 OS, 16 Pass, 14 Str, 12 Rng/Spd 167/11 (RS JR 6' 1" SG PG sf) Terry Harley - 17 Rng/PDef/Hnd, 16 Spd, 13 Pass/Drv 181/12 (RS SR 6' 5" SF) Gabriel Bartlett - 17 Rng, 15 PDef/Str, 14 OS/Reb/Pass, 13 Fin/IDef/Spd 143/10 (RS SR 6' 10" C PF) Rafael Connelly - 15 IDef, 14 Pass, 13 IS/Spd, 12 Reb 148/11 (RS SO 7' C pf) Terrence McAlister +1 - 15 IS, 14 Reb/IDef/IQ, 13 Spd 164/12 (RS JR 6' 5" PG SG sf) Shawn Schianchi - 16 Hnd, 15 Rng/IQ/Spd, 14 OS/Pass/Drv 158/13 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF pg sg sf) David Kennedy - 16 Rng, 13 Pass/Drv/Spd/Sta 145/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" SF SG pf c) Thomas Hoffman - 17 Spd, 16 IQ, 13 OS -- 146/12 (RS JR 6' 7" PF sf c) Demar Ferguson - 17 IQ, 15 Str, 14 OS/Sta, 13 Rng/PDef 135/10 (RS JR 6' 11½" C pf) Tyrone Maxwell - 16 IQ, 15 Str, 14 OS, 13 Hnd, 12 IDef 131/11 (RS FR 6' 1½" sf pg pf) Richard Dooley - 16 Spd, 13 Drv (110 6' 1½" SF pg) Cal State Monterey Bay (12-3 +171 #15) 160/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG sg) Jesse Held - 18 Sta, 17 Fin/Spd, 15 IQ/Hnd, 14 Pass, 13 PDef/Drv 158/10 (RS SR 6' 4" SG pg sf) Dustin Holmes - 17 PDef/Spd, 16 OS, 14 Str, 13 IQ/Hnd 151/10 (RS SR 6' 8½" SF pf c) Evan Samples - 16 IS, 14 IDef, 13 Spd, 12 OS/Fin/Hnd/Str 150/11 (RS SR 6' 11" PF C) Malcolm Livingston - 15 IS, 14 Sta, 13 IDef/Pass 132/10 (RS SO 6' 10" C pf) Voshon Parris - 15 IS, 14 Str, 13 Reb/IDef, 12 OS/IQ 147/11 (RS JR 6' 6" SG pg sf) Edgar Ramirez - 15 Spd, 14 OS, 13 Str, 12 Reb/Pass 141/10 (RS SR 6' 11½" C) Buck Danielsen - 16 IQ, 15 Rng/Reb, 13 IDef/Spd 127/10 (RS SO 6' 10" C PF) Sean Stokes - 15 IS/IQ, 12 OS/Str 123/11 (RS FR 6' 2" PG sg) Jim Church - 13 OS/Hnd -- 136/10 (RS JR 6' 5" SF pf) Rickey Schrock - 16 IQ, 15 PDef, 13 Reb, 12 Rng/IDef *126/11 (JR 6' 5½" PF C) Robert Long - 12 Fin/Spd 123/10 (RS SO 6' 8½" PF sf c) Erik Deutsch - 11 IS/OS/Str (107 6' sg), (102 6' 5" PF pg) Marist (12-3 +109 #16) 181/12 (RS SR 5' 11" PG sg) Ed Gambino - 18 IQ, 17 Fin/Spd, 16 OS/Hnd/Drv/Sta, 14 Str 144/12 (RS JR 6' ½" SG sf) Jermaine Monroe - 15 IQ, 14 Spd, 13 Rng/Fin, 12 Hnd 165/12 (RS JR 6' 6½" SF pf) Earl McDaniels - 17 Spd, 16 Sta, 15 Rng/Fin, 13 IS 139/11 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF c) Kahil Parris - 14 IQ, 12 IS/Reb/IDef/PDef/Spd 152/11 (RS SR 6' 11" C pf) Jose Hernandez - 17 IS, 15 Sta, 14 Reb/IDef, 13 Str 122/11 (FR 5' 11½" SG PG) Kobe McCutcheon - 15 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 OS 111/11 (RS FR 6' 10" C pf) Kevin Wellman - 11 IS/IQ 145/12 (RS SO 6' 6" PG sf) Gavin Winston - 14 Pass/Spd, 13 IQ/Hnd/Sta 137/12 (RS SO 6' 8½" PF pg sg) Dion Wilson - 13 IS/IQ/Spd, 12 Rng/Pass -- *125/12 (FR 6' 5" PG sg sf) Mitchell Yao - 14 IQ, 13 OS, 12 Spd *123/11 (FR 5' 11" PG sg) Jayson Harris - 18 Spd, 13 Rng Richmond (11-4 +128 #19) 189/13 (SR 6' 2½" PG SG) Peyton Burt - 19 Pass, 18 Hnd, 17 OS/Sta, 16 PDef/Drv/Spd, 15 Str, 13 IQ 138/11 (RS SO 6' 6½" SG pg sf pf) Casey Woodward - 15 Spd, 13 OS/Rng, 12 Reb/Str 156/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" SF pg sg) Ernie St. John - 16 Rng, 15 Spd, 14 Pass, 13 PDef/Sta 150/11 (RS JR 6' 8" PF sf c) Byron Lewis - 16 Str, 14 IS/OS/Reb 149/11 (RS SR 6' 11" C) Jon Neumann - 17 IS/IDef, 13 Fin, 12 IQ 125/12 (FR 6' 8" PF SF C) Reggie Louis - 17 IQ, 12 Reb 122/10 (RS SO 6' 10" C) Ken Traylor - 14 OS/Str, 12 Spd 124/13 (RS FR 6' 1½" SG SF pg) Seth Roberson - 15 IQ/Spd 138/12 (RS SO 6' 2" PG sg) Ty Bianchi - 17 IQ, 14 Pass, 13 OS/Sta, 12 Drv -- (104 6' PG sg), (104 5' 11" sg pg) Florida Gulf Coast (10-5 +193 #22) 166/13 (RS SO 6' 4½" PG sg) Gorman Keeler - 17 IQ, 15 Hnd, 14 OS/PDef/Spd, 13 Fin/Pass/Str 158/13 (RS JR 6' 5½" PG sg pf) Allan Bailey +12 - 16 PDef, 14 OS/Rng/Pass, 13 Fin 181/14 (RS SO 6' 5" SG SF pg) Darren Mills - 17 IQ, 16 OS/PDef/Hnd/Spd, 15 Rng/Pass, 14 Fin, 13 Str 130/12 (RS SR 6' 11½" PF sg c) Keith Wheeler - 14 IQ, 13 IS/Spd 191/14 (RS SR 6' 9" C pf) Manuel Carmona - 20 Str, 19 IS, 18 IDef, 17 OS/Reb, 15 Fin, 13 Rng 124/11 (JR 6' 5" SF PG) Loyd Stevenson - 15 Pass, 14 Drv, 13 IQ, 12 Spd 120/11 (JR 6' 6" PF C) Miguel Mesa - 13 Reb/Sta 106/12 (RS FR 6' 3½" SG pg) Rueben Meyer - 16 Spd, 12 IQ 106/12 (FR 6' 11½" C pf) Leo Sisk - 12 IS 107/12 (RS FR 6' 5½" sf pg sg) Cliff Rankin - 15 IQ, 14 Spd -- (101 6' 9½" C PF) Saint Leo (9-6 +96) 155/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" PG SG) Doug Fiore - 16 OS/Hnd, 15 Pass, 14 Rng, 13 Fin/Str 118/10 (RS FR 6' 4" SG SF pf) Lucius Dixon - 16 Spd, 11 OS 167/12 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF sg pf) Timothy Nickolls - 17 Spd, 16 Rng, 15 PDef, 14 OS/Fin, 13 IS 144/10 (RS SR 6' 10½" PF c) Dennis Hayes - 18 Str, 17 OS, 14 Reb, 13 Rng, 12 IS/Drv 126/11 (RS FR 6' 9½" C pf) Ozzie Robertson - 17 IQ, 14 IS, 13 Str 155/12 (RS JR 6' 4½" SF pg sg) Larry Griffith - 15 Drv, 14 OS/Rng/Fin/PDef, 13 Hnd/Str 150/10 (RS SR 6' 8" PF c) Juwan Peters - 16 IQ, 14 Sta, 13 Str, 12 OS/IDef/Hnd/Drv 108/10 (RS FR 6'6" SF pf c) D'Jonte Mack - 13 IQ, 12 IS/Spd -- *129/11 (JR 6' 5½" PG sg sf) Dean Bellamy - 16 PDef, 14 Spd, 13 Pass, 12 Hnd *124/11 (JR 6' 9" C PF) Cole Freeman - 16 IQ, 15 IS, 12 IDef (108 6' 6" SF pf c), (107 6' 6½" PG sg sf c), (105 6' 10½" C), (102 6' 11" C) Rochester (9-6 +54) 172/12 (RS SR 6' 1½" SG PG) Nathan Bull - 17 PDef/Spd, 15 Fin/Pass/Hnd/Drv, 14 OS/Rng, 13 Str 160/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF sg pf) Steve Thomas - 16 Pass/Str, 15 OS, 14 Rng/IQ 153/12 (RS JR 6' 7" PF sf c) Cameron Friedman - 14 Reb/Sta, 12 Fin/PDef/Pass/Spd 171/12 (RS JR 6' 9½" PF C) C.C. Newman - 18 IS/Str, 16 OS/Sta, 15 Reb 167/12 (RS SR 6' 9½" C PF sf) Louis Sullivan - 17 IDef/IQ, 15 Hnd, 13 IS/Drv 147/12 (RS SO 6' 3½" SG pg sf) Cory Gunderson - 17 Spd, 14 OS/Sta, 13 Fin/Hnd 141/12 (RS SO 6' 3" PG sg) Terrell Payne - 14 Fin/Hnd, 13 Pass/Spd/Sta 142/12 (RS SO 6' 9½" C sf pf) Jamal Bates - 14 Rng, 13 IDef/PDef, 12 Fin 132/12 (RS FR 6' 3½" SF sg c) Monty Nixon - 14 OS, 13 Str/Sta 127/12 (RS FR 6' 7½" PF C) Trevon Moses - 17 IQ, 13 Reb, 12 Rng -- (117 6' pg sg), (111 6' 1" SG), (110 6' 9" pf pg c), (104 6' 6½" PF sg c), (101 6' 3½" SF SG) San Jose State (9-6 +11) 158/11 (RS SR 6' 4½" PG sg sf) Linsey Walters - 18 Hnd, 17 OS, 16 IQ/Pass, 14 PDef/Str, 13 Drv 141/11 (RS SO 6' 4½" SF SG pg) Marcus Scott - 16 OS, 15 Spd, 14 Str, 13 PDef/Pass 165/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF sg pf) Dustin Kellogg - 17 Drv, 16 OS, 15 Rng/Fin/Str 158/11 (RS SR 6' 7" PF C) Corey Hare - 18 Spd, 15 IS, 14 Str, 13 OS/PDef/IQ 165/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" C PF sf) Ron Turner - 17 IQ, 16 IS, 15 Rng, 13 Hnd/Drv 134/12 (RS SO 6' 3" SG pg sf) Kirk Albers - 14 Rng/IQ, 12 Pass 146/12 (RS SO 6' 7½" C PF) Roland Bean - 14 IS/Spd, 13 IQ 140/11 (RS JR 6' 1" PG sg sf) Timothy Bell - 15 Spd, 14 Pass/Hnd, 13 PDef/IQ -- (116 6' 6½" PF SF c), (111 6' 4" SF PG sg), (105 6' 9½" C pf), (104 6' 5½" SG PG), (103 6' 5½" SF pg pf) Texas-Arlington (8-7 +24) 179/12 (RS SR 6' 1" PG SG) Armstrong Kincaid - 19 Sta, 18 PDef/Spd, 16 OS, 15 IQ, 13 Rng/Hnd/Str 152/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SG pg sf c) Jamie Sager - 18 Spd, 16 IQ, 14 OS/Str, 12 IS/Rng/Hnd 162/11 (RS JR 6' 5½" PF SF) Stewart Mathis - 17 OS/Str, 15 Reb, 14 Hnd, 13 Rng/IDef 164/12 (RS SR 6' 7½" C PF sf) Mel Vinson - 18 Reb, 15 IQ, 14 IS/Sta, 13 IDef 121/13 (SO 6' 7½" C pf) Bill Daugherty - 14 Spd 146/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" SF PF) Conner Parrish - 16 IQ, 13 PDef, 12 Drv 149/11 (RS SO 6' 2½" SG pg) Hernan Garcia - 14 PDef/IQ/Spd, 13 Hnd, 12 Pass/Drv 130/12 (FR 6' ½" PG sg sf pf) Darnel Lamb - 15 Spd, 13 IQ, 12 OS 122/12 (RS FR 6' 5½" PF sf c) Buck Hartfield - 13 Spd, 12 Sta -- (115 6' 9" C PF) St. Marys (5-10 -103) 161/12 (RS JR 6' 6½" sg pg sf pf) Ben Poole - 16 Pass/Drv, 15 IQ, 14 OS/Fin, 13 Reb/PDef/Str 167/11 (RS SR 6' 1" SG PG) Major Hardin - 18 OS, 16 Rng/Drv/Str, 15 Pass 142/13 (RS SR 6' 7½" PF SF) Halim Al Rahman - 15 IQ, 13 Rng/Str/Spd, 12 OS 163/11 (RS JR 6' 6½" PF SF C) Solomon Clay - 16 Rng/Spd, 15 Reb/Str, 14 OS/Sta, 13 PDef 124/11 (RS SO 6' 10" C) Cecil Krieger - 18 IQ, 13 IS, 12 IDef 139/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SF pg pf) Harold Ellis - 14 OS/Spd, 13 Hnd, 12 Rng 121/10 (RS FR 7' C pf) Jarrod Ames - 13 Rng, 12 Reb 136/12 (RS SO 6' 3" PG sg) Paxton Turner - 13 Fin/Pass, 12 Sta 131/12 (RS FR 6' 5½" SG pg sf) Paul Kay - 14 Spd, 13 Pass/Hnd, 12 OS 121/11 (RS FR 6' 6" PF sf c) Scott Wenger - 12 Spd -- *120/11 (FR 6' ½" PG PF) Austin Marks - 16 IQ, 12 Spd (118 6' 9½" C pf), (100 5' 11" PG SG) Butler (5-10 -109) 168/13 (SR 6' 4" PG sf pf) Carl Hauser - 19 Spd, 18 IQ, 15 Hnd, 14 Pass, 13 Rng/PDef 147/11 (SR 6' 6½" SG PG SF) Dustin Daugherty - 17 IQ/Drv, 16 Pass/Spd, 14 OS 140/9 (SR 6' 2" SF PF C) Deshawn Fountain - 17 IQ, 14 OS/Str, 12 PDef 140/12 (RS SR 7' C PF) Calvin Wade +3 - 16 IDef, 15 Reb, 12 IS 165/12 (RS SR 6' 10" C pf) Gerald Weathers - 18 Reb, 17 IDef, 15 IQ, 13 Fin, 12 IS/OS/Rng/Str 126/11 (RS SR 6' 6" PF) Cameron Solomon - 15 Spd, 12 Hnd 150/12 (SR 6' 4½" SG sf) Pernell Humphrey - 16 Hnd, 15 IQ/Spd/Sta, 14 Rng 151/12 (RS SO 6' 2½" PF sf) Sammy Holmes - 16 Sta, 15 IQ, 14 Fin, 13 IS, 12 PDef 74/5 (SR 6' 2½" sg) Mike Jordan - 13 Spd, 10 OS/Pass -- 126/10 (RS JR 6' 1" ) Joseph Dougherty - 13 IQ, 12 Drv (111 5' 11½" sg), (109 6' 4½" sg sf), (103 6' 2" PF pg sg sf) - Frontcourt has been cruelled by injury with Weathers missing 8 games already and Wade about to miss his sixth. Bentley (5-10 -132) 180/13 (RS JR 6' 1½" PG SG) Lemond Clark - 19 Spd/Sta, 17 OS, 15 Rng/PDef, 14 Pass/Drv/Str, 13 Fin/Hnd 162/12 (JR 6' 5" SG SF pg pf) Demond Irving - 17 PDef, 16 OS, 15 Spd, 14 Str/Sta, 13 Rng 156/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF SG) Alvaro Ponce - 18 Fin, 17 IS/PDef, 15 IDef/Spd/Sta 125/12 (FR 6' 11½" C PF) Joel Fontana - 15 IQ, 12 OS/Spd 143/12 (RS FR 6' 9½" C) Zack Carey - 15 Str, 14 Spd, 13 OS, 12 Rng/IDef 141/11 (RS SO 6' 7½" PF C) Carson Jones - 17 IQ, 15 Reb, 13 IS/IDef 138/11 (RS SO 5' 11½" SG PG sf) Lane Beard - 14 OS, 13 Rng/Str/Spd, 12 Hnd/Sta 119/12 (RS FR 6' 4½" SF pf c) Clyde Sheffield - 16 IQ, 10 OS -- 135/13 (JR 6' 4" SG) Hudson Caudill - 14 Rng, 13 Drv, 12 Sta (119 6' 4½" SF pf c), (118 6' 9½" C sf pf), (113 6' ½" pg sg), (103 6' 2" sf) Simpson (4-11 -216) 145/12 (RS JR 5' 11" PG SG) Eric Casper - 16 Rng/Hnd, 15 Spd, 14 Pass, 13 PDef/Drv 131/13 (FR 6' 3½" SG pg sf) Neal Madsen - 17 Spd, 12 Rng/Fin/IQ/Hnd 150/11 (RS SR 6' 3½" SF SG PF) Grady Childs - 15 Drv, 13 PDef/IQ, 12 IS/IDef/Sta 147/11 (RS JR 6' 10" C PF) Stacey O`Reilly - 16 Reb, 14 IQ/Str, 13 OS/PDef 141/11 (RS SO 7' C PF) William McKenna - 15 Str, 14 OS/IQ, 13 Reb 129/10 (SR 6' 9½" PF C sf) Alec Sims - 15 IS, 12 IDef 126/11 (RS SO 6' 6½" PG pf) Cecil Patten +4 - 13 Rng/Hnd/Drv, 12 Fin/Spd 129/13 (RS FR 6' 9" C sg pf) Baron Gibson - 16 Spd, 12 Rng/IQ 99/10 (JR 6' 10½" C pf) Terrance Cox - 12 IS, 11 IQ/Sta -- (112 6' 3½" SF sg pf) West Virginia (3-12 -94) 166/12 (RS SR 6' 2" PG SG sf) Marty Barbee - 16 OS/Sta, 15 PDef/Str, 14 Rng/Spd, 13 IQ/Pass 157/12 (RS JR 6' 1½" SG PG sf) Cassius Agnew - 17 Spd, 16 IQ, 14 Rng/Drv, 13 Sta 166/12 (RS SO 6' 4" SF PG pf) Justin Ratliff - 17 OS/IQ, 16 Str/Spd, 13 Reb/Pass 161/11 (RS SR 6' 4½" PF) Cory Frye - 17 PDef, 16 IS/Spd, 14 Rng, 13 Hnd 135/12 (RS SR 6' 8" C PF) Marko Miloševic - 15 IQ, 14 IDef/Spd, 12 IS 147/12 (RS JR 6' 4" SF PF c) Alex Olson - 17 IQ, 14 Spd/Sta, 13 Rng/Reb 138/11 (RS FR 6' 2" PG sg sf) Blake Calloway - 17 Spd, 13 OS 111/10 (FR 6' 10½" C pf) Darren Farr - 12 IS, 11 IQ/Pass -- 119/12 (FR 6' 9" C pf) Deon Elam - 17 IQ (113 6' pg pf), (113 6' 2½" sg), Eastern Illinois (3-12 -168) 172/13 (RS SR 6' 5" PG SF) Terrell O`Toole - 16 IQ, 15 Pass, 14 OS/PDef/Spd, 13 Hnd/Str 156/12 (JR 6' ½" SG pg) Jarvis Bishop - 18 Spd, 15 OS/PDef/Sta, 14 Str 142/12 (RS SO 6' 1½" SF pg) Ron Wise - 15 Drv, 14 Fin, 13 PDef/Sta 150/12 (RS JR 6' 7½" PF pg c) Curtis Buckley - 18 IQ, 15 Rng, 13 IDef/Pass/Spd 126/11 (FR 6' 10" C pf) Lincoln Johnson - 13 IS/Str 126/11 (JR 6' 8½" C PF) George Chaffin - 13 Reb, 12 IS/IQ 119/12 (RS SO 6' 1½" SG PG) Freddie Flowers - 16 Spd, 13 Sta 113/11 (RS FR 6' 3½" SF PF c) Kendrick Stroud - 11 OS/Str/Sta -- (111 6' 2½" sg c), (105 6' 10½" C), (103 6' 4½" sg c) Utah State (2-13 -278) 165/12 (RS JR 6' 5" SF PG sg) Jabari Burton - 18 PDef/Hnd, 15 Rng/Drv, 13 IS/IQ/Sta 147/12 (RS JR 5' 10½" SG pg) Garrett Barbieri - 14 OS/Pass, 13 Str, 12 PDef/Drv 141/11 (RS SR 6' 6½" SF sg) Ernie Benner - 15 Str, 14 OS/PDef, 12 Pass/Sta 123/12 (RS SO 6' 6" PF) Bill Fontana - 12 IQ/Drv 121/11 (SO 6' 10" C) Jacques McIntosh - 12 Rng/Str 146/12 (RS JR 6' 3" SF pg sg) Willard Moore - 15 Spd/Sta, 14 PDef, 12 OS/Rng 104/11 (FR 6' 8½" C pf) Louis Moore - 12 IS 138/11 (SR 6' 5" PF sf) Jesse Henderson - 14 Spd, 12 OS/Str/Sta 126/13 (FR 6' 2" SG PG) Shawn Sands - 14 Spd 121/12 (JR 6' 3½" SF sg pf) Lester Hardin - 13 IQ, 12 Spd -- 127/12 (RS SO 5' 11½" SG pg) Garrett Anderson - 13 Str, 12 OS/IQ (109 6' 7" PF sf c), (101 6' 3" SF pf) Commentary The conference has really stratified so far this year. You have the top 5, who are all ranked teams. Though you could perhaps argue FGCU are dropping back to the next tier. The next 4 are safely mid-table. Then you have the bottom 7 who are duking it out for 1 spot above the relegation line. Scheduling quirks in the 2nd half: NYU play 10 road games. CSMB play 9 home games. Marist play 9 road games, including the last 6 straight. FGCU play 9 home games, including the last 6 straight. Saint Leo play 9 road games. Rochester play 12 road games. UTA play 9 home games. SMC play 10 home games. Butler play 11 home games. They also had their starting C miss 8 games so far and their starting PF is about to miss his 6th. Bentley play 9 home games. Simpson play 10 road games. EIU play 9 road games. USU play 9 home games. Conference Leaders PPG: 24.6 L.Clark (BENT PG) RPG: 11.8 C.Newman (ROCH PF) APG: 9.1 P.Burt (RICH PG) SPG: 2.5 G.Bartlett (NYU SF) BPG: 2.27 M.Milosevic (WVU C) |
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| #15624 | 07/04/2021 4:55:44 pm | Jan 9th, 2020 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| First half has been lucky (6-1 in OT/close games) and unlucky (Burt injury cost me 2 games). NYU is really good but I think Steve and his gang of 2*s will win the conference because of H/A splits. I guess it will come down to Marist, FGCU, and me for that coveted 3rd spot. Really didn't expect to be in this position at the start of the season. |
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| #15691 | 07/18/2021 5:44:25 pm | Feb 27th, 2020 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Steve, I love this game and think you built something really incredible. But that doesn't mean I am giving you a free pass tomorrow so you better bring it if you want to make it into Legends. |
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| #15707 | 07/19/2021 1:50:46 pm | Feb 29th, 2020 | |
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pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2
| Welp, Steve made it to Legends despite my best efforts. | ||
| #15708 | 07/19/2021 6:29:30 pm | Feb 29th, 2020 | |
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jdogg Joined: 02/25/2020 Posts: 41 Saint Leo Lions III.2
| Well Saint Leo enjoyed our short stay in II.1. As I predicted we struggled to hang on. Our hot start to the season had my hopes up but we folded like a cheap suit the second half of conference play. I hope we can get back soon. | ||
| #15779 | 07/28/2021 3:48:13 pm | Mar 28th, 2020 | |
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jdogg Joined: 02/25/2020 Posts: 41 Saint Leo Lions III.2
| II.1 getting it done this season! Congrats to NYU and Bentley! | ||
| #18467 | 05/02/2022 11:14:02 am | Mar 20th, 2025 | |
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El jefe Joined: 07/06/2018 Posts: 646 Temple Owls I.1
| Good season top-to-near-the-bottom in II.1. Not often you see 3 teams that are at least 13-17 demote in a conference. I feel very fortunate to come out with the Conference Title with how many hard fought games there were this season! Good luck to everyone next season | ||
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