New Mexico Fofc/fbcb

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 10:30 AM

I'm going to start posting my results from the online fbcb league here. I am running New Mexico in the Mountain West Conference.

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 10:55 AM

New Mexico recieved verbal commitments from two combo guards today.

Byron Wade, from Stevenage, UK, 6'3", 184 has been described as an exciting, physical player, and projects as a scorer at either the 2 or 3 position. Head Coach Sean Treacy commented that he wouldn't rule out considering Wade for the point guard position, either. "He's got terrific skills. You know, not to put a lot of pressure on him, but this is the kind of guy that you visualize making big plays at the end of big games. He's absolutely an NBA-type talent."

Scott Weimer, from Prescott Valley, AZ, 6'3", 194, is considered a bit more of a project, but could eventually contribute in any number of ways. "He has a broad foundation of skills to build on. If he works hard, there's no telling how good he could be," commented Treacy.

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  RECRUIT DETAILS

 #2 SG Byron Wade
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 Height:       6' 3"
 Weight:       184
 High School:  
 Hometown:     Stevenage, UK
 GPA:          2.77
 Test Score:   1210
 Rating:       ***
 
 Attributes:
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 Type       INS JPS FTS 3PS HND PAS ORB DRB PSD PRD STL BLK PFS QKN STR JMP STA
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 Current:    68  30  64  61  72  29  30  15   8  11  67  26  76  84  30  79  47
 Potential:   B   D   A   B   B   C   C   D   D   F   B   C                    
 
 Season Stats:
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  PTS OREB  REB  AST  TOS   A/T  STL  BLK  PFS
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 14.4  1.5  3.7  3.2  1.8  1.78  2.9  1.4  3.0

 Shooting Averages:
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  FGM  FGA   FG%  FTM  FTA   FT%  3PM  3PA   3P%
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  6.2 14.0  .444  1.9  2.7  .704  0.2  2.1  .071
 
 Recruiting Notes:
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 Qualified: Yes
 Committed to New Mexico                                                        
 Rankings: #36 SG, Foreign #10 Overall, Foreign #4 SG
 High School Awards: None
 Top 5 Schools: *New Mexico, Vanderbilt, Connecticut, Notre Dame, Arizona

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  RECRUIT DETAILS

 #0 PG Scott Weimer
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 Height:       6' 3"
 Weight:       194
 High School:  Bradshaw Mountain High School
 Hometown:     Prescott Valley, AZ
 GPA:          2.59
 Test Score:   1040
 Rating:       ***
 
 Attributes:
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 Type       INS JPS FTS 3PS HND PAS ORB DRB PSD PRD STL BLK PFS QKN STR JMP STA
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 Current:    32  44  49  64  42  23  31  31  36  28   6  30  37  81  29  49  20
 Potential:   B   C   A   B   A   C   C   D   B   C   F   C                    
 
 Season Stats:
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  PTS OREB  REB  AST  TOS   A/T  STL  BLK  PFS
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 10.8  1.8  5.8  2.7  2.0  1.38  0.4  1.0  2.8

 Shooting Averages:
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  FGM  FGA   FG%  FTM  FTA   FT%  3PM  3PA   3P%
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  4.4 14.0  .319  0.4  1.0  .474  1.5  7.2  .208
 
 Recruiting Notes:
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 Qualified: Yes
 Committed to New Mexico                                                        
 Rankings: #29 PG, West Region #35 Overall, West Region #7 PG
 High School Awards: None
 Top 5 Schools: *New Mexico, Oregon, California, Arizona State, Florida

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 10:56 AM

With the start of the basketball season just around the corner, New Mexico rookie Head Coach Sean Treacy has not much time left to mold his young charges into a competitive unit. 'Young' is putting it mildly; it's unlikely any seniors will be impact players.

Backcourt

Junior Joshua Steinke (6'0", 184) has a lightning first step, and a deadly outside shot. His assist to turnover ratio last season was just about even, which could lead to him playing mostly 2 guard. That would open up the point for tiny sophomore John Bailey (5'7", 172). 5th year senior Norman Ford (6'3", 195), the elder statesman of this group, could be a capable backup at either position, or could even work his way into the starting lineup. Treacy has indicated that Kelvin Swenson (6'0", 182) and Charles Todd (6'4", 199)will likely redshirt this season, and with Byron Wade and Scott Weimer coming in next year, this could be a crowded backcourt in the future.

Frontcourt

There's not a lot of quality size here. Junior Jeffrey Prieto (6'7", 230) has started the last two years, contributing oodles of rebounds, and solid defense, and will likely be the leader of this group. In certain situations, he could even play center. Sophomores Jerry Clark (6'9", 248) and Freeman Larock (6'9", 251) provide the best size, and will likely combine with Prieto to fill the post positions. The wing forward could be either junior Elroy McLean (6'6", 214), or the more athletic freshman Parker Crocker (6'8", 233).

Freshmen Luther Best (6'8", 250), Cornelius McDermott (6'11", 237), and Terrance Pryor (6'6", 228) will round out the bench.

There's quite a bit of pressure on our squad this year; fans expect them to compete for the Mountain West Conference title. Hopefully, the growing pains of this young squad won't be too painful to watch

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 10:58 AM

Despite an all-star performance from guard Josh Steinke, New Mexico fell to Oklahoma 95-92.

Steinke led all scorers with 41 points (a D1 season high) by shooting 10-19 from the field, and an astonishing 14 for 14 from the free throw line. Backcourt partner John Baily added 14 points and 8 assists, and Elroy Maclean dropped in 17. Jeffrey Prieto led all rebounders with 14. The Sooners were led by Willis Kremer (18 points on 8-9 shooting), and a more balanced attack; all 5 starters scored in double digits, despite some foul trouble in the backcourt.

Coach Treacy, after the game, had this to say: "We played the way we wanted to play, offensively; we got the ball where we wanted it, and got the kind of shots we wanted. Where the game got away from us a little bit was defending their post players, and just the overall pace of the game - we were hoping to limit the possessions a little bit more."

On Steinke: "Well, he's obviously a very good player. I mean, in the second half there, everytime he got the ball with space, the crowd pretty much went silent. He's not easy for anybody to guard."

On Oklahoma: "That team is terrific. Their post players are on a different level. I think you have to consider them a favorite in the Big 12."

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 Oklahoma 95, New Mexico 92

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New Mexico (0-1):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    25   2-8   2-2   2   4   1  2   6
Jeffrey Prieto    C    33   1-6   2-3   3  14   2  5   4
Elroy McLean      SF   27  6-13   4-4   0   7   0  4  17
Joshua Steinke    SG   35 10-19 14-14   1   6   3  3  41
John Baily        PG   35   5-6   2-2   1   2   8  0  14
Norman Ford       SG   15   2-5   0-0   0   0   0  2   6
Chris Vasquez     PF   11   2-3   0-1   0   0   1  2   4
Freeman Larock    SF   19   0-2   0-0   0   0   0  0   0

Turnovers: 16 (J.Clark 2, J.Prieto 2, E.McLean 5, 
 J.Steinke 1, J.Baily 5, C.Vasquez 1)
Blocked Shots: 2 (J.Clark 1, F.Larock 1)
Steals: 6 (J.Steinke 1, J.Baily 3, F.Larock 2)
3P FGs: 12-27 (J.Prieto 0-1, E.McLean 1-3, J.Steinke 
 7-13, J.Baily 2-3, N.Ford 2-4, C.Vasquez 0-1, F.Larock 
 0-2)

Oklahoma (3-0):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Millard Macias    C    31   3-8   4-4   2   8   4  3  11
Willis Kremer     PF   29   8-9   2-5   1   7   2  3  18
Jerrold Smith     SF   23   4-8   0-0   0   1   2  4  10
Josef Norton      SG   20   4-8   1-2   3   5   1  4  11
Gerry Yepez       PG   30   5-9   2-2   1   2   9  4  14
James Burger      C     5   3-4   2-2   0   3   1  0   8
Alonzo Harris     PF   11   1-2   2-4   3   6   1  1   4
N. Bacigalupa     SF   24   3-9   1-2   0   2   2  3   9
Fletcher Boyd     PG   10   1-3   0-0   0   1   1  0   2
Jose Wright       SG   13   3-6   0-0   0   2   2  2   8
Gerald Davis      C     4   0-0   0-0   0   2   0  0   0

Turnovers: 17 (M.Macias 1, W.Kremer 2, J.Smith 4, 
 J.Norton 3, G.Yepez 3, N.Bacigalupa 1, F.Boyd 1, 
 J.Wright 2)
Blocked Shots: 6 (M.Macias 3, W.Kremer 2, A.Harris 1)
Steals: 6 (J.Smith 2, J.Norton 1, G.Yepez 3)
3P FGs: 11-25 (M.Macias 1-2, J.Smith 2-4, J.Norton 2-6, 
 G.Yepez 2-4, N.Bacigalupa 2-6, J.Wright 2-3)

Player of Game: PG Joshua Steinke (NM)

Game Summary:

Game Stats         NM     OK
Halftime Score     50     51
FGM-FGA         28-62  35-66
FG%              .452   .530
FTM-FTA         24-26  14-21
FT%              .923   .667
3PM-3PA         12-27  11-25
3P%              .444   .440
Rebounds           33     39
Assists            15     25
Steals              6      6
Blocks              2      6
Turnovers          16     17
Team Fouls         18     24

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 10:59 AM

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 New Mexico  2008 Season Schedule

  Date      Opponent                              Result         Record        
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  11/19/08  at Oklahoma (3-0)                     L 95-92        0-1           
  11/26/08  New Mexico State (1-0)                                             
  11/29/08  Nebraska (0-0)                                                     
  12/01/08  at North Carolina State (0-2)                                      
  12/04/08  Utah State (0-2)                                                   
  12/06/08  at Illinois (3-0)                                                  
  12/12/08  Tulsa (2-1)                                                        
  12/15/08  Arizona State (2-0)                                                
  12/18/08  San Francisco (1-0)                                                
  12/21/08  Louisiana Tech (2-0)                                               
  12/24/08  Santa Clara (1-1)                                                  
  12/29/08  at Missouri (0-2)                                                  
  12/31/08  at Jacksonville State (0-1)                                        
  01/10/09  at Utah (1-1)                                                      
  01/12/09  Air Force (0-1)                                                    
  01/17/09  Colorado State (1-1)                                               
  01/19/09  at Brigham Young (1-2)                                             
  01/24/09  Utah (1-1)                                                         
  01/31/09  at Colorado State (1-1)                                            
  02/02/09  Wyoming (1-1)                                                      
  02/07/09  at San Diego State (0-1)                                           
  02/14/09  Texas Christian (1-1)                                              
  02/16/09  UNLV (1-0)                                                         
  02/21/09  Brigham Young (1-2)                                                
  02/23/09  San Diego State (0-1)                                              
  02/28/09  at Texas Christian (1-1)                                           
  03/02/09  at Wyoming (1-1)                                                   
  03/04/09  at UNLV (1-0)                                                      
  03/07/09  at Air Force (0-1)

Neuqua · 05-26-2005, 01:39 PM

Looking forward to our matchup on 12/06!!

st.cronin · 05-26-2005, 02:39 PM

Watch out, Neuq - I think we match up with you better than we did with OK, and we went toe to toe with the Sooners. We're not likely to be an easy win for you!

Radii · 05-26-2005, 03:50 PM

Excellent

Looking forward to following this. Good luck in your games vs NC State and Illinois, those will be toughies. Nebraska has become a decent team IIRC as well.

st.cronin · 05-27-2005, 10:24 AM

I agree Radii. I actually don't have high hopes for this team; I was extremely impressed with our performance in Oklahoma. I predict maybe a .500 OOC record.

st.cronin · 05-28-2005, 09:29 AM

New Mexico Cruises in Home Opener

John Baily led the way as the Lobos opened up a big early lead over in state rivals New Mexico State, and never looked back. Baily scored 18, dished out 10 assists, grabbed 4 steals, and collected 6 rebounds in an impressive overall performance. Joshua Steinke led all scorers with 25 points; Jerry Clark helped out by grabbing 13 rebounds; and Norman Ford came off the bench to add 13 points in just 20 minutes.

Coach Sean Treacy had this to say about the game; "Rebounding was what won the game for us. We were about even in terms of shooting and turnovers, so the extra 18 rebounds we collected made all the difference. That's why I gave Jerry, with only 2 points, one of our game balls - he was crashing the boards hard all game."

On Baily's performance: "He doesn't have the handle that a lot of other point guards have, but he's got all the other qualities you look for. He's quick, and he knows where his teammates are supposed to be. I'm not at all surprised he played that well."

Code:

 New Mexico 84, New Mexico State 70

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New Mexico State (2-2):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Kenneth Massey    C    33   3-5   5-8   0  10   4  3  11
Eddy Moen         PF   30  8-11  5-11   2   4   1  1  21
Don Hernandez     SF   28   3-5   0-0   1   6   1  3   7
Rayford Wyman     SG   31   1-4   2-2   0   2   3  3   4
Long Butler       PG   29  4-11   0-0   0   2   4  4   9
Garland Milligan  PF   17   3-7   2-4   0   3   1  0   8
Thaddeus Cofer    PG    8   0-2   1-2   0   0   2  2   1
Hank Coleman      SF   12   3-5   0-0   0   1   0  0   7
Mathis Delrue     SG   12   0-2   2-2   0   2   0  3   2

Turnovers: 20 (K.Massey 3, E.Moen 3, D.Hernandez 3, 
 R.Wyman 2, L.Butler 7, H.Coleman 1, M.Delrue 1)
Blocked Shots: 5 (K.Massey 1, E.Moen 4)
Steals: 15 (K.Massey 2, E.Moen 2, D.Hernandez 1, 
 R.Wyman 1, L.Butler 3, G.Milligan 3, T.Cofer 2, 
 M.Delrue 1)
3P FGs: 3-14 (D.Hernandez 1-3, R.Wyman 0-2, L.Butler 
 1-5, T.Cofer 0-1, H.Coleman 1-2, M.Delrue 0-1)

New Mexico (2-1):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    24   1-4   0-0   2  13   1  2   2
Jeffrey Prieto    C    23   2-4   1-2   2   9   0  5   5
Elroy McLean      PF   31   2-8   0-0   1   9   3  3   4
Joshua Steinke    SG   32  9-21   1-1   1   1   1  2  25
John Baily        PG   35  5-11   6-7   3   6  10  3  18
Norman Ford       SG   20  4-11   4-6   2   2   2  3  13
Chris Vasquez     PF   12   4-5   0-0   3   4   1  4   9
Freeman Larock    SF   24   3-5   2-2   1   4   0  2   8

Turnovers: 20 (J.Prieto 3, E.McLean 6, J.Steinke 5, 
 J.Baily 3, C.Vasquez 1, F.Larock 2)
Blocked Shots: 1 (J.Prieto 1)
Steals: 8 (E.McLean 3, J.Baily 4, F.Larock 1)
3P FGs: 10-28 (J.Steinke 6-15, J.Baily 2-7, N.Ford 1-4, 
 C.Vasquez 1-1, F.Larock 0-1)

Player of Game: PG John Baily (NM)

Game Summary:

Game Stats      NM ST     NM
Halftime Score     28     41
FGM-FGA         25-52  30-69
FG%              .481   .435
FTM-FTA         17-29  14-18
FT%              .586   .778
3PM-3PA          3-14  10-28
3P%              .214   .357
Rebounds           30     48
Assists            16     18
Steals             15      8
Blocks              5      1
Turnovers          20     20
Team Fouls         19     24

st.cronin · 05-28-2005, 09:37 AM

New Mexico's guard tandem of Steinke and Baily lit up Nebraska for a combined 52 points, 9 assists 8 rebounds, and 5 steals. Cornhusker freshman point guard Casamiro Izquierdo couldn't keep up at all, and fouled out in just 23 minutes. Lobos forward Jeffrey Prieto led all rebounders with 11.

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 New Mexico 84, Nebraska 75

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Nebraska (1-1):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Orlando Tallman   C    31   5-7   2-3   0   5   3  1  12
Charles Beattie   PF   31   1-3   0-2   1   9   3  2   3
Jeff Binkley      SF   26   4-6   0-2   0   0   1  2  10
Russel Ramsay     SG   27   5-9   0-0   0   3   3  4  12
C. Izquierdo      PG   23   3-7   2-2   0   2   4  5  10
Erhard Munsch     PF   17   4-4   1-2   0   2   2  2  10
Wilbur Porter     C     9   1-2   0-0   1   3   0  1   2
Leslie Grimm      PG   19   3-8   1-3   1   5   3  3   9
Saul Siebert      SF    5   1-1   0-0   1   2   1  0   2
George Brammer    PG    6   1-2   0-0   0   0   1  1   2
Alonzo Nash       SG    5   1-2   0-0   0   0   0  0   3

Turnovers: 23 (O.Tallman 1, C.Beattie 3, J.Binkley 2, 
 R.Ramsay 7, C.Izquierdo 2, E.Munsch 2, L.Grimm 3, 
 S.Siebert 1, A.Nash 2)
Blocked Shots: 1 (E.Munsch 1)
Steals: 6 (J.Binkley 2, R.Ramsay 1, C.Izquierdo 1, 
 L.Grimm 2)
3P FGs: 11-22 (C.Beattie 1-1, J.Binkley 2-4, R.Ramsay 
 2-5, C.Izquierdo 2-4, E.Munsch 1-1, L.Grimm 2-4, 
 G.Brammer 0-1, A.Nash 1-2)

New Mexico (2-1):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    18   1-2   0-0   0   4   0  1   2
Jeffrey Prieto    C    32   1-3   0-0   2  11   1  2   2
Elroy McLean      SF   31  4-12   6-7   1   2   1  2  14
Joshua Steinke    SG   36 11-21   7-7   2   3   4  1  34
John Baily        PG   35  4-10  8-10   1   5   5  1  18
Norman Ford       SF   17   4-7   2-4   1   2   2  3  12
Chris Vasquez     PF   15   0-2   0-0   0   2   0  3   0
Freeman Larock    SF   16   1-2   0-2   1   2   1  1   2

Turnovers: 12 (J.Clark 1, J.Prieto 2, E.McLean 2, 
 J.Steinke 2, J.Baily 3, N.Ford 1, C.Vasquez 1)
Blocked Shots: 1 (J.Steinke 1)
Steals: 11 (J.Clark 1, J.Prieto 1, E.McLean 2, 
 J.Steinke 2, J.Baily 3, F.Larock 2)
3P FGs: 9-25 (J.Prieto 0-1, E.McLean 0-1, J.Steinke 
 5-12, J.Baily 2-6, N.Ford 2-4, F.Larock 0-1)

Player of Game: PG Joshua Steinke (NM)

Game Summary:

Game Stats        NEB     NM
Halftime Score     33     33
FGM-FGA         29-51  26-59
FG%              .569   .441
FTM-FTA          6-14  23-30
FT%              .429   .767
3PM-3PA         11-22   9-25
3P%              .500   .360
Rebounds           31     31
Assists            21     14
Steals              6     11
Blocks              1      1
Turnovers          23     12
Team Fouls         21     14

Balldog · 05-28-2005, 10:59 AM

Steinke is a player!

st.cronin · 05-28-2005, 11:24 AM

No kidding. He's lights out.

Here's his card:

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  PLAYER DETAILS

 #20 PG Joshua Steinke - New Mexico - Junior
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 Height:       6' 0"
 Weight:       186
 High School:  Central High School
 Hometown:     Cheyenne, WY
 
 Attributes:
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 Type       INS JPS FTS 3PS HND PAS ORB DRB PSD PRD STL BLK PFS QKN STR JMP STA
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 Current:    32  89  94  89  63  29  26  10   9  50  31  47  32  97  56  43  70
    2007:    31  84  93  84  56  26  25   9   8  45  29  45  25  97  53  43  59
    2006:    30  77  91  77  49  22  24   8   7  39  26  43  17  96  51  42  50
    2005:    29  71  85  71  44  19  23   7   7  34  23  41   6  94  49  42  44
 Potential:   C   A   A   A   C   D   C   F   F   C   D   C                    

 Health:      Good                                           
 Scholarship: Yes
 Status:      Active Roster                                  
 Academics:   63
 
 Stat Averages:
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 Season   G  GS  MIN  PTS  ORE  REB  AST   TO   A/T  STL  BLK   PF
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   2006  35  35 26.5 13.8  0.5  1.8  2.7  3.2  0.84  0.9  0.3  2.5
   2007  33  33 25.9 14.4  0.6  1.8  3.2  3.1  1.04  0.9  0.1  2.2
   2008   3   3 34.3 33.3  1.3  3.3  2.7  2.7  1.00  1.0  0.3  2.0
 Career  71  71 26.6 14.9  0.6  1.9  2.9  3.1  1.00  0.9  0.2  2.3

 Shooting Averages:
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 Season  FGM  FGA   FG%  FTM  FTA   FT%  3PM  3PA   3P%  PPS   +/-
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   2006  4.4  9.7  .451  3.3  3.6  .912  1.8  4.7  .384 1.42  3.57
   2007  4.3  9.9  .436  3.4  3.5  .966  2.4  5.8  .406 1.46  3.64
   2008 10.0 20.3  .492  7.3  7.3 1.000  6.0 13.3  .450 1.64 10.67
 Career  4.6 10.2  .448  3.5  3.7  .943  2.2  5.6  .402 1.46  3.90
 
 Stat Totals:
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 Season   G  GS  MIN  PTS OREB  REB  AST   TO  STL  BLK   PF
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   2006  35  35  928  483   18   62   95  113   32    9   87
   2007  33  33  856  475   20   60  105  101   30    4   71
   2008   3   3  103  100    4   10    8    8    3    1    6
 Career  71  71 1887 1058   42  132  208  222   65   14  164

 Shooting Totals
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 Season  FGM  FGA  FTM  FTA  3PM  3PA  +/-
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   2006  153  339  114  125   63  164  125
   2007  142  326  113  117   78  192  120
   2008   30   61   22   22   18   40   32
 Career  325  726  249  264  159  396  277
 
 Career Highs:
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 Type      Pts OReb  Reb  Ast  Stl  Blk   TO  FGM  FGA  FTM  FTA  3PM  3PA
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 Season     41    2    6    4    2    1    5   11   21   14   14    7   15
 Career     41    3    6    7    3    2    8   13   22   14   14    7   15
 
 Awards & Acheivements:
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 Season   Award
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 All      Player of the Game: 11
 2005     High School: Rated **** and #34 overall by the FBCB scouting service.
 2005     High School: All-State (Wyoming)
 2005     High School: Mr. Basketball (Wyoming)
 2005     High School: All-American
 2006     Freshman All-Conference (Mountain West Conference)
 2006     Conference Freshman of the Year (Mountain West Conference)

I get to keep him for one more year!

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:33 AM

Apparently the box scores get lost after each sim?

link to html for the game against NC State: http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box215-20.htm

Steinke is held to 5-15 shooting, and fouls out in 25 minutes. His first bad game. John Baily comes close to a triple double (9 points, 8 assists, 10 rebounds), and we trail by just a point at halftime, but NC State blows us out in the second half and hands us our second loss of the year 79-61.

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:36 AM

http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box218-3.htm

The story here is a 56-27 rebound edge for us. Somehow, we still only beat Utah State by 10. Steinke returns from his off game to drop 33; Baily adds 17 with 8 assists, Jeff Prieto grabs 20 rebounds, and Elroy McLean makes a nice 2nd option, scoring 21.

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:39 AM

http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box220-17.htm

Illinois is the #1 team in the country, so the result (a 93-74 loss) is not unexpected. Turnovers kill us; 29 turnovers vs. only 28 field goals = a loss on the road to a good team pretty much every time. Steinke has another nice game, scoring 24 points with 5 rebounds and 5 assists.

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:42 AM

Code:

 Tulsa 80, New Mexico 76

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Tulsa (6-3):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Bradly Salazar    C    24   6-8   3-4   0   5   2  4  15
Efren Crawford    PF   24   3-5   0-0   0   5   2  1   6
Jody Hildreth     SF   23   2-2   0-0   0   2   1  2   4
Shane Thomas      SG   34   2-5   2-2   0   5   3  1   8
Joseph Schulman   PG   29   4-9   6-7   0   3   3  4  15
Maximo Kean       PF    9   2-6   2-4   1   2   2  0   6
Loren Fruge       C    24   2-6   1-2   3   5   1  0   5
Keith Rioux       PG   17   2-5   5-6   0   2   0  3  10
Bart Simpson      SF   10   2-5   0-1   1   2   2  0   5
Noble Hays        SF    8   1-3   4-4   1   3   0  1   6

Turnovers: 18 (B.Salazar 2, E.Crawford 2, J.Hildreth 3, 
 S.Thomas 1, J.Schulman 2, M.Kean 2, L.Fruge 3, K.Rioux 
 1, B.Simpson 1, N.Hays 1)
Blocked Shots: 3 (J.Hildreth 1, L.Fruge 1, N.Hays 1)
Steals: 10 (B.Salazar 1, E.Crawford 1, S.Thomas 2, 
 J.Schulman 2, M.Kean 2, K.Rioux 1, N.Hays 1)
3P FGs: 5-14 (S.Thomas 2-4, J.Schulman 1-4, K.Rioux 
 1-3, B.Simpson 1-3)

New Mexico (4-5):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    22   2-7   2-2   4  11   1  2   6
Jeffrey Prieto    PF   35   1-7   3-4   3  10   3  4   5
Elroy McLean      SF   33  8-13   4-5   0   5   1  3  21
Joshua Steinke    SG   33  6-15   5-6   0   0   3  2  22
John Baily        PG   25   2-6   0-0   0   1   3  4   5
Norman Ford       SG   22   2-4   4-4   1   1   4  4  10
Chris Vasquez     C    12   2-2   0-0   0   2   0  1   4
Freeman Larock    SF   19   1-4   1-2   1   4   0  3   3

Turnovers: 20 (J.Clark 1, J.Prieto 5, E.McLean 6, 
 J.Steinke 3, J.Baily 2, N.Ford 2, F.Larock 1)
Blocked Shots: 1 (J.Clark 1)
Steals: 7 (J.Prieto 1, E.McLean 1, J.Steinke 4, J.Baily 
 1)
3P FGs: 9-21 (J.Prieto 0-1, E.McLean 1-2, J.Steinke 
 5-10, J.Baily 1-4, N.Ford 2-3, F.Larock 0-1)

Player of Game: C Bradly Salazar (TLSA)

Game Summary:

Game Stats       TLSA     NM
Halftime Score     40     42
FGM-FGA         26-54  24-58
FG%              .481   .414
FTM-FTA         23-30  19-23
FT%              .767   .826
3PM-3PA          5-14   9-21
3P%              .357   .429
Rebounds           34     34
Assists            16     15
Steals             10      7
Blocks              3      1
Turnovers          18     20
Team Fouls         16     23

Not quite a *bad* loss, but a home game we should have won. Our lack of a solid post player really hurt us here. Steinke puts up 22 points, and McLean adds 21, albeit with 6 turnovers, quite unacceptable.

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:46 AM

Code:

 New Mexico 87, Arizona State 71

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Arizona State (5-2):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
James Hearn       C    27   2-7   2-2   1   6   2  3   6
Markus Ward       PF   26   0-2   0-0   0   4   1  2   0
Trevor Sawyer     SF   32  5-10   1-2   1   2   0  4  12
Mike Smith        SG   32  8-18   1-1   0   2   4  4  17
Shad Garner       PG   35  8-17   1-1   0   0   7  2  20
A. Braithwaite    PF   14   3-4   1-2   0   3   1  2   7
Sherman Vail      C    13   2-4   0-0   1   3   0  0   4
Eddie Wigfall     SG   16   1-2   0-0   2   3   0  3   2
Lester Clark      PG    5   1-1   0-0   0   0   2  0   3

Turnovers: 10 (T.Sawyer 2, S.Garner 7, S.Vail 1)
Blocked Shots: 2 (M.Ward 1, T.Sawyer 1)
Steals: 11 (J.Hearn 1, T.Sawyer 3, M.Smith 1, S.Garner 
 5, L.Clark 1)
3P FGs: 5-15 (T.Sawyer 1-3, M.Smith 0-1, S.Garner 3-9, 
 E.Wigfall 0-1, L.Clark 1-1)

New Mexico (4-5):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    29   4-7   1-1   3  13   1  1   9
Jeffrey Prieto    C    19   2-5   5-6   2   7   1  3   9
Elroy McLean      PF   24   4-9   4-7   1   6   3  4  12
Joshua Steinke    SG   34  8-16   4-4   1   3   1  3  24
John Baily        PG   35   3-5   1-1   5   6  12  1   8
Norman Ford       SG   19   4-7   4-4   3   5   0  0  13
Chris Vasquez     PF   15   4-8   0-1   1   2   0  3   8
Freeman Larock    SF   26   2-6   0-0   1   7   1  0   4

Turnovers: 17 (J.Clark 2, E.McLean 4, J.Steinke 4, 
 J.Baily 3, N.Ford 2, C.Vasquez 2)
Blocked Shots: 3 (J.Clark 1, J.Steinke 1, N.Ford 1)
Steals: 6 (J.Prieto 1, E.McLean 2, J.Baily 2, N.Ford 1)
3P FGs: 6-22 (J.Steinke 4-11, J.Baily 1-2, N.Ford 1-4, 
 C.Vasquez 0-4, F.Larock 0-1)

Player of Game: PG John Baily (NM)

Game Summary:

Game Stats       AZST     NM
Halftime Score     37     42
FGM-FGA         30-65  31-63
FG%              .462   .492
FTM-FTA           6-8  19-24
FT%              .750   .792
3PM-3PA          5-15   6-22
3P%              .333   .273
Rebounds           23     49
Assists            17     19
Steals             11      6
Blocks              2      3
Turnovers          10     17
Team Fouls         20     15

A nice blowout win against a strong Pac-10 team! Baily does a nice job, dishing out 12 assists.

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 09:47 AM

Code:

 San Francisco 65, New Mexico 64

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San Francisco (6-2):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Edward Eskridge   C    31   1-4   2-6   1  12   2  1   4
Hank Lyons        PF   20   3-6   1-4   0   5   1  0   7
Timothy Christmas SF   29  6-13   6-7   1   1   2  3  18
Glenn Smith       SG   31  5-12   3-4   0   2   2  2  13
Robert Masters    PG   32  2-10   3-4   1   5   3  1   9
Jeffrey Keane     PF   29   2-4   0-0   2  13   1  3   4
Fermin Guerrero   PG    8   0-2   0-0   0   1   2  0   0
Edward Barraza    SF   20   3-4   2-2   0   2   2  3  10

Turnovers: 13 (E.Eskridge 1, H.Lyons 1, T.Christmas 1, 
 G.Smith 2, R.Masters 6, J.Keane 1, E.Barraza 1)
Blocked Shots: 3 (H.Lyons 1, G.Smith 2)
Steals: 5 (H.Lyons 1, T.Christmas 1, G.Smith 1, 
 R.Masters 1, F.Guerrero 1)
3P FGs: 4-16 (E.Eskridge 0-1, T.Christmas 0-3, G.Smith 
 0-6, R.Masters 2-3, F.Guerrero 0-1, E.Barraza 2-2)

New Mexico (4-5):
Player            Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts
Jerry Clark       C    20   3-4   0-0   1   6   1  4   6
Jeffrey Prieto    PF   34   4-8   1-1   6  17   1  3   9
Elroy McLean      PF   17   1-7   4-4   1   6   0  4   6
Joshua Steinke    SG   35  9-23   0-0   1   2   3  2  24
John Baily        PG   35  4-10   0-0   3   7   6  1  10
Norman Ford       SG   15  2-10   0-0   0   2   0  0   5
Chris Vasquez     C    17   1-3   2-3   0   2   0  1   4
Freeman Larock    SF   27   0-8   0-0   1   6   1  3   0

Turnovers: 14 (J.Prieto 2, E.McLean 1, J.Steinke 3, 
 J.Baily 2, N.Ford 3, C.Vasquez 2, F.Larock 1)
Blocked Shots: 3 (J.Clark 1, J.Prieto 2)
Steals: 6 (J.Prieto 1, E.McLean 1, J.Steinke 1, 
 C.Vasquez 2, F.Larock 1)
3P FGs: 9-28 (E.McLean 0-1, J.Steinke 6-12, J.Baily 
 2-6, N.Ford 1-3, C.Vasquez 0-2, F.Larock 0-4)

Player of Game: SF Timothy Christmas (SF)

Game Summary:

Game Stats         SF     NM
Halftime Score     35     30
FGM-FGA         22-55  24-73
FG%              .400   .329
FTM-FTA         17-27    7-8
FT%              .630   .875
3PM-3PA          4-16   9-28
3P%              .250   .321
Rebounds           41     48
Assists            15     12
Steals              5      6
Blocks              3      3
Turnovers          13     14
Team Fouls         13     18

Ouch. Steinke plays badly, shooting ZERO free throws. Our whole team attempted only EIGHT!

Radii · 06-02-2005, 11:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by st.cronin

Apparently the box scores get lost after each sim?

They shouldn't be, what happened?

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radii

They shouldn't be, what happened?

The old box scores, when I try to open them, I get a message: "Box score unavailable." The only ones I could open were from the most recent sim.

Radii · 06-02-2005, 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by st.cronin

The old box scores, when I try to open them, I get a message: "Box score unavailable." The only ones I could open were from the most recent sim.

Do you wipe out and recreate your FOFC FBCB dir every time you download the file?

I only include the box scores from the most recent sim in each file, but if you unzip into the main FOFC FBCB dir each time then it'll overwrite the core league files but it should give you the current box scores and play by play without erasing old ones.

If you don't download a file for a specific sim then you won't get the box scores from it though.

I save them all however, and I'm due to put up a boxscore file for those that might have missed some, I'll try to do that after tonight's sim

st.cronin · 06-02-2005, 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radii

Do you wipe out and recreate your FOFC FBCB dir every time you download the file?

I only include the box scores from the most recent sim in each file, but if you unzip into the main FOFC FBCB dir each time then it'll overwrite the core league files but it should give you the current box scores and play by play without erasing old ones.

If you don't download a file for a specific sim then you won't get the box scores from it though.

I save them all however, and I'm due to put up a boxscore file for those that might have missed some, I'll try to do that after tonight's sim

That's probably it. I'm pretty retarded when it comes to zip/unzip/file/directory/etc.

05-26-2005, 01:39 PM	#6
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06-02-2005, 09:33 AM	#14
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	Apparently the box scores get lost after each sim? link to html for the game against NC State: http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box215-20.htm Steinke is held to 5-15 shooting, and fouls out in 25 minutes. His first bad game. John Baily comes close to a triple double (9 points, 8 assists, 10 rebounds), and we trail by just a point at halftime, but NC State blows us out in the second half and hands us our second loss of the year 79-61. Last edited by st.cronin : 06-02-2005 at 09:34 AM.

05-26-2005, 10:56 AM	#3
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	With the start of the basketball season just around the corner, New Mexico rookie Head Coach Sean Treacy has not much time left to mold his young charges into a competitive unit. 'Young' is putting it mildly; it's unlikely any seniors will be impact players. Backcourt Junior Joshua Steinke (6'0", 184) has a lightning first step, and a deadly outside shot. His assist to turnover ratio last season was just about even, which could lead to him playing mostly 2 guard. That would open up the point for tiny sophomore John Bailey (5'7", 172). 5th year senior Norman Ford (6'3", 195), the elder statesman of this group, could be a capable backup at either position, or could even work his way into the starting lineup. Treacy has indicated that Kelvin Swenson (6'0", 182) and Charles Todd (6'4", 199)will likely redshirt this season, and with Byron Wade and Scott Weimer coming in next year, this could be a crowded backcourt in the future. Frontcourt There's not a lot of quality size here. Junior Jeffrey Prieto (6'7", 230) has started the last two years, contributing oodles of rebounds, and solid defense, and will likely be the leader of this group. In certain situations, he could even play center. Sophomores Jerry Clark (6'9", 248) and Freeman Larock (6'9", 251) provide the best size, and will likely combine with Prieto to fill the post positions. The wing forward could be either junior Elroy McLean (6'6", 214), or the more athletic freshman Parker Crocker (6'8", 233). Freshmen Luther Best (6'8", 250), Cornelius McDermott (6'11", 237), and Terrance Pryor (6'6", 228) will round out the bench. There's quite a bit of pressure on our squad this year; fans expect them to compete for the Mountain West Conference title. Hopefully, the growing pains of this young squad won't be too painful to watch

05-26-2005, 02:39 PM	#7
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	Watch out, Neuq - I think we match up with you better than we did with OK, and we went toe to toe with the Sooners. We're not likely to be an easy win for you!

05-26-2005, 03:50 PM	#8
Radii Head Coach Join Date: Jul 2001	Excellent Looking forward to following this. Good luck in your games vs NC State and Illinois, those will be toughies. Nebraska has become a decent team IIRC as well.

05-27-2005, 10:24 AM	#9
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	I agree Radii. I actually don't have high hopes for this team; I was extremely impressed with our performance in Oklahoma. I predict maybe a .500 OOC record.

05-28-2005, 10:59 AM	#12
Balldog Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Macomb, MI	Steinke is a player!

06-02-2005, 09:36 AM	#15
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box218-3.htm The story here is a 56-27 rebound edge for us. Somehow, we still only beat Utah State by 10. Steinke returns from his off game to drop 33; Baily adds 17 with 8 assists, Jeff Prieto grabs 20 rebounds, and Elroy McLean makes a nice 2nd option, scoring 21.

06-02-2005, 09:39 AM	#16
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	http://www.angband.org/~radii/boxes/box220-17.htm Illinois is the #1 team in the country, so the result (a 93-74 loss) is not unexpected. Turnovers kill us; 29 turnovers vs. only 28 field goals = a loss on the road to a good team pretty much every time. Steinke has another nice game, scoring 24 points with 5 rebounds and 5 assists.

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