Sunday, May 7, 2017
*Player of the game from winning team*
Maryland 54 @ Texas A&M 77- SG Curtis O'Gallagher 24pts, 13rebs
LSU 53 @ Oklahoma 65- SG/PG Jamal Murray 28pts
Cincinnati 50 @ Baylor 65- PG Robert Johnson 11-10-10
Xavier 58 @ Florida 69- PG JJ Caldwell 21 & 13 ast
Louisville 57 @ Kentucky 56- SF Michael Thomas 20, 13 rebs, and 3 blks
Florida St 60 @ Ohio St 65- SF Darrell Bowie 31 & 11 rebs
Purdue 67 @ Uconn 68- SG Trey Landry 12, 7 rebs, 6 ast
G'Town 72 @ Wisconsin 85- PG Quentin Taylor 24, 12 rebs
Duke 68 @ Michigan 67- PF/C Jay Huffman 24 pts
Oklahoma St 66 @ Oregon 61- PG Riley McGinnis 17, 15 ast, 8 rebs
California 68 @ Miami 57- PG/SG Vin Terrell 15 ast, 11 rebs
UCLA 42 @ Virginia 63- PF Lonnie Wagner 15, 14 rebs, 4 stl, 4 blks
North Carolina 42 @ USC 65- SG Dylan Smith 23, 9 rebs, 6 ast, 3 stl
Villanova 64 @ Michigan St 67- PG Carson Edwards 10 and 12 ast
Arizona 47 @ Indiana 69- SF/PF Cody Clarke 14-10-10
NBA
Seth Curry response to CP3 criticism stepping up with 14 off the bench. Allowing the Clippers to bounce back vs Milwaukee.
MIL 76 @ LAC 89
Deyonta Davis and Festus Ezeli combing for 45, dominate the insides as Memphis cruises to a win at Atlanta.
MEM 108 @ ATL 88
The streak continues for Golden State with the hot hand of Curry dropping 37.
GS 123 @ BKN 110
The usual duo of Wall and Beal combines for 67 as they win against the struggling Magic.
WAS 129 @ ORL 100
The turmoil of Anthony and Brackins heats up as they argue down the stretch and the team looses focus as they let one get away in Detroit.
NY 83 @ DET 86
Anthony Davis and Ryan Miller go to work on the short handed Hornets combining for 60 points.
CHA 74 @ NO 87
A historically awful night for Portland as Damian Lillard scores 41 with absolutely no help at all with the franchise's worst lost to date.
POR 58 @ SA 114
James Harden outshines his old friend Russell Westbrook in a fireworks show posting 38 with 9 assists.
OKC 117 @ HOU 143
Paul George consistently carries the Pacers with 39 points and 12 rebounds, as they put a strangle hold on Phoenix's offense.
PHX 65 @ IND 79
Media Roundtable:
Jason Whitlock: "You have to think New York will get rid of Carmelo sooner rather than later, he is a cancer that divides the locker room. On top of that Brackins is better for the team in all aspects, he might be a little crazy at times, but a better leader than Carmelo ever was."
Chris Broussard: "You know I really like Carmelo, but its time to part ways from New York. It's not working out and hey, maybe he could get traded to the Clippers to play with CP3. Or maybe with LeBron in Cleveland to finish his career playing with his friends that he grew up with and the possibility of a championship."
Stephen A Smith: "What the Knicks showed down the stretch was absolutely, atrocious. Words can't even begin to describe the level of disgust. Look here, as team mates, as professional basketball players, of the highest level, you got to get past this personal beef with each other. Especially you Carmelo. Your window is closing and this what you show? Really!? C'mon man, put the team first for once in your career, and maybe, just maybe, you might reach the Finals, let alone win a championship."
Jay Bilas: "Cody Clarke of Indiana, Lonnie Wagner of Virginia, and Robert Johnson of Baylor really shined and I see that their draft stock is rising due to their recent performances."
Saturday, May 6, 2017
Matt Moyer and Jevon Carter step up and hands Virginia Tech their 5th loss in a row, in a nail biter at home.
VT 50 @ KAN 53
NBA
A little bit of home cooking down in Charolette as 7 players score in the double digits. Whitside grabbing tonights high 20 rebounds.
MIA 94 @ CHA 102
Golden State is rolling through the first month of the season hitting 13 wins straight. Tonight Chicago falls victim to the Golden State train, as Curry drops 39.
GS 112 @ CHI 90
Ben Simmons can't do it all as the 76ers come just shy losing to Phoenix. Dragon Bender shines tonight as he racks up 25.
PHX 109 @ PHI 102
LeBron and company having their way with Toronto yet again. LeBron leading the way with 41 points, 11 rebounds, 6 assists, and 3 blocks.
TOR 98 @ CLE 145
Offensive struggles yet again for Utah as Anthony Davis leads New Orleans over Utah. Davis with 21 points and 11 rebounds.
UTH 84 @ NO 96
Mike Conley giving all that he had, still not enough for James Harden and the Rockets. Harden with 30 and 11 assists.
HOU 102 @ MEM 101
Mark Logan sets the example yet again posting 34, 14 rebounds and 6 assists. Minnesota hanging close but not at the end.
BOS 97 @ MIN 93
Darren Collison posting 20 points and 8 assists, as the Clippers implode down the stretch. Chris Paul after the loss, "We need more of a team effort, I can't go out and do everything, all the time. Its frustrating."
LAC 105 @ SAC 109
The Lakers fall to 2-11 after not showing up at home to Dallas.
DAL 103 @ LAL 76
Rumors:
Armageddon in Los Angeles. Changes are coming in both organizations. Steve Ballmer, owner of the Clippers, was over heard talking to a close friend, "This might be the last season for Rivers, if he can't make anything happen." Head coach Doc Rivers responded, "I can't control that, we haven't sat down and talked so, no comment."
Across the street in the Laker headquarters, GM Magic Johnson is actively making calls and feeling the market for some of the young and older talent on the roster. "We are the Lakers, we can't be laying eggs out there like that especially at home."
Media Roundtable:
Charles Barkley: "What the Lakers are doing is absolutely terrible. Were't the supposed to be good by now at least a playoff team? Don't even get me started on the Clippers they should've been blown up a long time ago."
Skip Bayless: "What the Cavaliers are doing are classless. Running up the score like that, LeBron knows better than that! Show some respect to your opponents."
Adrian Wojnarowski: "I can confirm that the Lakers will be moving a lot pieces in the coming weeks, there is extreme impatience here in the Lakers organization, although it is early in the season."
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Connecticut's Kamari Murphy lifts his winless team to its first win posting a stat line 15-17-7, Pts-Reb-Ast, over Xavier. Freshman, Murphy after the game, "Man it feels good to get that first win out of the way, hopefully we can build off that and grow as a team." Kamari shows flashes of leadership capabilities.
UCONN 72 @ XAV 55
NBA
Kenneth Faried and Julio Lane with an exceptional defensive effort, completely locked down and put away Adrian Garrison, has he scored exactly 0 points. "Just one of those nights, they had a good game plan set up for me."
DEN 120 @ ORL 79
Paul George brought his A game and drops 54 plus the game winner as he leads the Pacers over Washington.
IND 108 @ WAS @ 107
Offense was no where to be found as Utah struggles to score losing to San Antonio.
UTH 76 @ SAS 92
Westbrook 1 assist shy of a triple double, as Oklahoma City shakes off a scare at home against Brooklyn.
BKN 89 @ OKC 93
Lillard and Gay man handle Milwaukee on their way to 5 straight wins.
MIL 77 @ POR 100
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Miami 57 @ Oklahoma 56
North Carolina can't contain Rashad Muhammed of Maryland, posting 25 pts, 5 rebs, and 6 asts.
North Carolina 57 @ Maryland 75
Georgetown still winless this time by the hands of Cincinnati.
Georgetown 56 @ Cincinnati 70
Notes:
Rashad Muhammed, believes he can carry his team to the 'Promise land'. "Nobody can stop me, or this team. Who!? We going to the promise land this year." His coach responded, "Kids say things, they don't think things through, besides the season is still young, but who knows?" A feeling of confidence coming out of Maryland after tonight.
NBA
Chicago wins 10 straight as they blowout the short handed Charlotte. Kemba Walker remains sidelined after X-rays uncover a left foot stress fracture, he will be out 4-6 weeks. Butler on the winning streak, "C'mon, one game at a time, plus their key guy wasn't out there."
CHA 81 @ CHI 116
Ben Simmons shines with a triple double as Philadelphia keeps Memphis at bay.
MEM 94 @ PHI 100
Old rivals meet again as Ryan Miller of Kansas beats Dwight Jacobsen yet again from Kansas St.. Jacobsen has never beat Miller on the pro level or college. After the game Jacobsen seemed annoyed with the media, "That never was on my mind at all, its a team game. I focus on my team and the gameplan. I don't have time to think about personal vendettas"
N.O. 136 @ ATL 98
BKN 97 @ DET 80
VJ Brackins shines with a game high of 29 off the bench. Melo didn't seem too happy after the win. "Its a win, so I'll take it." Sources close to New York reports, VJ is really pushing for more minutes but it comes at the expense of Carmelo. How will the team handle this going forward?
DEN 106 @ NY 115
Mark Logan leads Boston over the smaller, out matched Phoenix team.
PHX 86 @ BOS 102
Klay Thompson hit the go ahead bucket as Golden State holds off the young and hungry T'Wolves and stays undefeated boasting a 12-0 record.
GS 93 @ MIN 91
Eric Stinson stars with 34 points as he and the Mavericks dismantle the rebuilding Kings.
DAL 97 @ SAC 81
The Clippers exposed Houston's middle and attacked the paint all night long, coming away with the W. Harden being off of his game certainly didn't help the Rockets either.
HOU 87 @ LAC 95
Monday, May 1, 2017
8-1 Boston @ 7-3 Cleveland
Mark Logan faces off with Lebron making a case to be the next face of the league.
Lebron and company holds off Mark and the Celtics after OT. Ending off the game with a 9-0 run. Mark couldn't get the open looks with Lebron locking him up down the stretch. When asked about the future of Mark Logan, Lebron replied, "Thats for time to tell, I'm just focused on my team and continuing to bring championships here to Cleveland. I like his heart though."
Around the league:
Wall and Beal combine for 57 to beat Miami
MIA 106 @ WAS 122
N Batum went absolute crazy and lifted CHA over OKC.
N Batum stats: 26 Pts, 5 Reb, 14 Ast, 7 Stl, 1 Blk
CHA 120 @ OKC 109
Milwaukee offense was a no show shooting just 37% as a team
MIL 76 @ UTH 102
Toronto just too physical for Los Angeles, out rebounding the Lakers 38-54
TOR 113 @ LAL 94
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Rookie of the year: Mark Logan SF, BOS
For the third year in a row we get Cleveland and Golden State, and for the third time in a row Cleveland is taking home the championship. Winning in a classic game 7 finish, Lebron with the clutch three to crush the hearts of Golden State yet again.
Finals MVP: Lebron James
Andrew White lifts the Carolina Tar Heels to another National Title. Although down double digits late, White kept calm and continued to let it fly, and they fell. In the last possession, White came off the screen at the top of the key, even with Malcolm Bernard's hands in his face he knocked it down and North Carolina stormed the court as they win 88-87 over Kansas State. "I honestly couldn't see the basket, I don't even know how but, honestly I didn't know it went in until my teammates rushed me." A story book ending for the senior.
Draft Lottery: Miami has the number 1 overall pick followed by Philadelphia, and Atlanta.
Draft Prospects: A below average draft class compared to last years but still solid potential in the right places. There are a lot of high end defensive players coming from all positions, Jaylen Blount, Casey Hill, Emmanuel Hazard, Christian Howard, Malcolm Bernard, Carlton Rollins, and Scotty Smith. The top two shooters in this class are Matt Thomas, and Andrew White. How far will the talented VJ Brackins fall in the draft due to his off the court issues?
Draft Results Top 25 picks:
Overall as of 2018-2019 Season (Projected Career/Strengths)
1)MIA-Art Bayless SG, Virginia Tech 83 (Above average defensive player, can score when open)
2)PHI-Julio Phelps SG, Oregon St 76 (Major liability on D, otherwise above average scorer)
3)ATL-Dwight Jacobsen SG, Kansas St 73 (Solid two way player)
4)PHX-Leroy Bentley PG, UCLA 81 (Playmaker and team leader)
5)MEM-Jaylen Blount SF, Florida St 83 (Lockdown defender)
6)PHX-Alexander Blount PG, Florida St 79 (Reliable playmaker, but mostly known for "Jaylen's 1 minute younger twin, why did PHX just take two PG's?)
7)ATL-Andrew White SF, North Carolina 72 (Dead eyed mid range scorer)
8)LAL-Casey Hill PG, Virginia Tech 77 (Perimeter defender)
9)MIL-Emmanuel Hazard PG, Virginia 78 (Wreaks havoc on defense and spark plug)
10)NYK-VJ Brackins SF, Marquette 80 (Elite shot creator, very selfish, slight head case)
11)MIN-Rudy Irving PF, Oregon St 80 (Point forward also low post threat)
12)TOR-Carlton Rollins PF, Arizona 71 (Above average two way player)
13)LAL-Christian Howard SG, Kansas 73 (Lockdown defender)
14)MIL-Sylvester Hopkins C, Uconn 78 (Rim protector)
15)CHI-Malcolm Bernard SG, Kansas St 73 (Lockdown defender and Hustler)
16)IND-Luke Knox SG, Oregon St 73 (Above average spot up shooter)
17)NYK-Joseph Lloyd SF, Florida 74 (Average two way player)
18)HOU-Henrik Eklud PG, Sweden 73 (Shoot first point)
19)WAS-Trevor Burchanowski PF, St Johns (Physical and tenacious rebounder)
20)CHA-Genwei Yee PG, China 67 (Average Playmaker)
21)CHI-Kris Jenkins SF, Oklahoma St 74 (Athletic slasher)
22)ORL-Matt Thomas SG, Texas 71 (Dead eye 3 point shooter)
23)TOR-Scotty Smith PG, Syracuse 72 (Physical defender)
24)MIL-Hal Simmons SG, Central Florida 70 (Average NBA career)
25)UTH-Donovan Kemp PG, South Florida 69 (Average NBA career)
Draft notes:
Atlanta drafts Andrew White of North Carolina along with Dwight Jacobsen of Kansas St, how will that first practice play out, seeing how White just defeated Jacobsen in the title game.
Younger twin Alexander Blount comes right behind old brother yet again in the draft.
VJ Brackins determined to prove that he should've went earlier. Side note, the New York media is putting pressure on the Knicks asking, "Why do we draft problem children, who aren't ready at the NBA level?"
Leroy Bentley expresses his confusion for drafting another PG for PHX says, "Whatever, I'll make the best of while I'm here." Sources close to Leroy say he desires to play close to home in LA.
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Russell Westbrook PG, OKC win regular Season MVP.
Marvin Quinn PG, CHI wins Rookie of the year
Your NBA Champions are the Cleveland Cavaliers, repeating in a rematch against Golden State. Winning the series 4-2. As Lebron takes the Finals MVP.
In the college ranks, A legendary star studded Uconn teams goes down in their only loss of the season to Kansas in the National Title game. Ryan Miller of Kansas, went above and beyond the call of duty putting the team on his back scoring 37, as they go on and win 82-76. But the major story came from Uconn star player Mark Logan who threw his team under the bus saying "Some of the guys came in here a little over confident and weren't totally focused. Lets be honest." It seems that Mark was the only player who left it all out there on the court.
Draft: Probably the deepest draft with loads of potential in the right places. There is major talent in the SF, PF, and the C positions. Draft consensus have Mark Logan and Cody Jones going 1-2, respectively as the clear top two talents. Definitive corner stones to build around, you can't go wrong with either Cody the better scorer, while Mark is the better defender. They have never faced off in college but the media speculates, It would be comparable to Jordan vs Bird. If you needed a big, this the draft to get one, low post scorers in Leon Porter and Will Stanley. Reliable defenders and shot blockers in Brian Graham, DJ Drew, Charles Adams, and David Hobbs. The top shooters are reportedly Ryan Miller, Michael Moore, and Victor Brown.
Draft Lottery: What will the Bulls do with the number 1 overall pick, along with 3 other picks in the first round? The New York Knicks have the number 2 pick, while the Celtics have the number 3 and 4 picks.
Draft Results Top 25 picks:
(Overall as of the 2018-2019 Season)(Projected Career/strengths)
1)CHI- Cody Jones SF, Miami Fl 96 (The next MJ?)
2)NYK- Michael Moore SG, Uconn 85 (Wants to lead the league in points, volume shooter, self centered)
3)BOS-Mark Logan SF, Uconn 96 (Strives to be the greatest NBA player in history)
4)BOS-Victor Brown SG, Kentucky 88 (Major deep threat, also a team player)
5)MIA- Mac Peacock PG, Cincinnati 80 (Feels like a reach, above average NBA career)
6)UTH-Anthony Black PF, Utah 79 (Hometown Hero? Elite rebounder)
7)DAL-Eric Stenson SF, Uconn 92 (The new cornerstone in Dallas)
8)CHI- Leon Porter PF, Iowa St 80 (Low post scorer, a building block in Chicago)
9)CHA- Will Stanley PF, Turkey 80 (Low post threat)
10)WAS- Brian Graham C, Baylor 79 (All about defense and big blocks)
11)ORL-Adrian Garrison SF, France 87 (A catch and shot threat, especially mid range)
12)DEN-DJ Drew C, Alabama 83 (Low post stopper)
13)CHI-David Hobbs C, Ohio St 83 (Low post stopper and solid rebounder)
14)LAC-Trent Gray SF, Depaul 77 (What were the Clippers thinking? Average NBA career)
15)PHI-Steven Jacobs PG, Uconn 87 (Reliable crafty playmaker)
16)IND-Jason Barber C, Kansas 90 (Elite rebounder, and hustler)
17)MIL-Justin Cooper SF, California 86 (All star potential, but lacks the drive at time)
18)UTH- Wallace Maggete PF, Texas A&M 76 (Decent rebounder, thats about it)
19)TOR-Charles Adams C, La Salle 78 (Pretty solid at just about everything)
20)N.O.-Ryan Miller SG, Kansas 79 (Deadliest shooter, Steph Curry level, feels slighted dropping so low, out to prove a point)
21)DET-Sebastian Paulista C, Brazil 77 (Beast defensively, plus above average rebounder)
22)HOU-John Flanders SF, Iowa St 77 (Average NBA career)
23)CHI-Tyson Fisher PG, Oklahoma St 80 (Underrated playmaker, wants to be an all star, out to prove a point)
24)POR-Andrea Salvadiri PG, Italy 78 (Pretty solid at both ends of the floor, a real team player)
25)LAL-Tauren Brownstein PF, North Carolina 72 (Average NBA career)
Sleepers that blew up over the years
Round 1, Pick 28 SAS
Ray Davis PG, Ohio St 90 (Reliable playmaker, high IQ)
Round 2, Pick 4 PHX
Edward Witt SF, Georgia Tech 82 (Superior lockdown defender)
Round 2, Pick 5 HOU
Douglas Francis C, Minnesota 80 (Athletic glass cleaner, and high energy team player)
Round 2 Pick 16 DEN
Julio Lane SF, Arizona 82 (All star potential, great mid range scorer)
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