The Legend of Kobe Bryant 2K12: Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty

[CoachGreg]

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Welcome everyone to the continuation of The Legend of Kobe Bryant, the 2K12 edition. In case you are not familiar with my 2K11 Lakers Dynasty Association you can find it in this forum. I received a lot of great feedback from fellow users and made the whole experience really fun and exciting. Just a little review about my 2K11 Association, I made it to honor and tribute the best in the game today, Kobe Bryant (I know all the LeBron fanatics will argue otherwise, but until he wins a few rings he isn't in the Jordan, Magic, Bird, Kareem and Russell level yet). I never disregard that Kobe won 3 rings with Shaq, but that's also true the other way around, and I clearly state above anything else that both Jordan and Kobe were led by Phil Jackson to all eleven rings and that it was in two different decades where max salaries and superstar players were stretched out in the league. I don't want to go off on a rant so I will continue with my main thought, the Lakers who I controlled went through a rough 82 game season where they finished 56-26, first in the Western Conference. They defeated the Phoenix Suns in the first round, the Los Angeles Clippers in the second round, the San Antonio Spurs in the third round to matchup against the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals. They defeated the Heat in five games giving Kobe his sixth ring and Phil his fourth three peat. For some reason during the off season I was putting drafted players onto correct teams when I was unable to change back to the Lakers and it would freeze so I couldn't continue so I will continue with 2K12 except I will start off following this past NBA draft. I will go in the direction that there was no lockout and that players who signed overseas remain with their current teams. I'm using the Simulation Roster Project made by Paul Pierce for this Association along with sliders made for this roster set. I hope you enjoy reading and following. My goal is to see how many seasons I get out of Kobe before he retires.

[RMJH4]

which one are you doing?this or the mike brown one? i like your writing style from last year, but i also notice the threads adding up with new titles.better off to concentrate on one.good luck man.

[CoachGreg]

Yes forgive the number of threads, towards the end of my NBA 2k11 I experienced freezing and my harddrive crashing. The Mike Brown association is going to be with The Dynasty Roster Project when completed and this is my main association that I will be using so there will not be tons of threads I assure you unless freezing or damaged files turn their ugly head.

[CoachGreg]

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With the 2011-12 season just about to start its time to breakdown the Lakers roster and grade the team in our official overview:

POINT GUARDS: C
Overview - Derek Fisher is probably in the final year of his celebrated career and looking to go out on top and give Lakers fans a memorable send off. Is he going to hear the same negativity he has the past three seasons? Yes he is but three out of the last four years he is the last point guard standing while Nash, Parker, Westbrook, and Brooks are on vacation. Still at 37 years old nobody comes better with timely and clutch shots in big games. Last season was one that Steve Blake would like to forget, and so would Lakers fans. Unable to grasp and find his way in the triangle hopefully a new system will be able to let Blake earn that $4 million a year the Lakers gave him. Drafting a point guard was a priority to the Lakers and they were able to come away with a steal in the second round picking up Darius Morris, a possible future starter if all things work out. He is young, quick, athletic and has a high upside, but look for this season to be spent between the d-league and spot minutes at best.

SHOOTING GUARDS: A
Overview - With Kobe Bryant as your star player and his skill level and the focus he puts into his craft, who else can you pick over him even with his nagging injuries. I would have to say until another player refuses surgery on a torn finger on his shooting hand and actually maintains the ability to hit his shots nobody comes close. Five rings and seven finals appearances, he's got three years left on his contract and I would have to bet that he can bring at least one more title to the Lakers franchise in that time. Shannon Brown who was a throw in when the Lakers traded away Vladimir Radmanovic has blossomed and last season was a coming out season. His outside shooting improved and his high flying highlights are among crowd favorites all over arenas. Andrew Goudelock another second round draft pick that made the roster will spend his time mostly in the d-league, but has the opportunity to develop into a decent perimeter shooter.

SMALL FORWARDS: B
Overview - Ron Artest might be coming off the worst statistical season of his career, but he can still match up against the best offensive player on the other team. He may have lost a step and isn't quite the Defensive Player of the Year, but he can still be the most expressive and unpredictable player on the court. Matt Barnes fully healed from his injury last season is hoping to give the Lakers and the fans a full season that can end on a high note. Luke Walton, who is still dealing with severe back issues is the not really in the Lakers plans as of late leaving open the spot for second year player Devin Ebanks who the Lakers are very high on. Ebanks, who spent most of his time last year in the d-league will have an opportunity to get some minutes this year.

POWER FORWARDS: B
Overview - Pau Gasol is in his prime, and is looking to rectify himself after last seasons poor showing in the playoffs. He has worked aggressively this off season and is vocal about making a huge impact and show everyone that last seasons playoffs were nothing more then a one time slump. Overall, the most skilled power forward in the game now, passing, rebounding, scoring, quickness, athleticism and all that is backed up by last years Sixth Man of the Year, Lamar Odom. Having taken that role very seriously, and actually starting over 50 percent of games played last season Odom became the first Lakers player to win the award. In the final year of his contract however, he is a going to be playing for a new contract and is going to look good until the trade deadline comes and goes in February.

CENTERS: B
Overview - After last years playoffs, Andrew Bynum was suspended the first five games of the season and will once again miss the start of the regular season. Also in a contract year, this is a make or break year for the young talented center, many who say is the only natural all around center left in the league with the retirement of Yao Ming and Shaquille O'Neal. The trade talks of Dwight Howard for Andrew Bynum will surround him all year long and if Bynum is hoping to put all negative vibes to rest nothing short but an all-star season is what he has to be on his mind. Having no legitimate backup, the Lakers and Bynum will count on Gasol at times and second year player, Derrick Caracter. The Lakers still posses the tallest front court in the league and still the youngest talented big man.

BENCH: B-
Overview - Last season many said the Lakers bench would've been able to break any other team's starting rotation, now it's time to put that into action. A healthy and steady bench is what Mike Brown and the Lakers need this year. Is a mid season trade to bolster the bench needed? Not really, but if it impacts the Lakers in a positive direction they will pull the plug.

COACH: B
Overview - Mike Brown has the dubious task of filling in the shoes left by an Icon, such as Mike Dunleavy had the dubious task of filling when Pat Riley left the Lakers. Dunleavy led the Lakers straight to the NBA Finals his first year, so anything is possible. Kobe however, is not LeBron and Mike Brown will not hover over Kobe and will allow him to do is own thing because this is Kobe's team. Even though Mike Brown is a Jim Buss hire, it's Jerry Buss's Kobe Bryant that has brought in titles and Dr. Buss might not run the day to day sayings, but the final decision comes from him, but if Brown and Kobe are able to mesh and meet halfway and the Lakers dominate and control the Western Conference again, it could very well be another championship parade at season's end.

[CoachGreg]

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With the season just about to get under way here is a quick look at the Lakers schedule for the 2011-2 season.

2011-12 Regular Season Schedule

NOVEMBER	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Tue, Nov 1	vs Oklahoma City	W, 105-96	1-0	Bryant 32	Gasol 8	Bryant 7
Wed, Nov 2	@ Golden State	L. 119-126	1-1	Bryant 50	Bryant 4	Fisher 6
Fri, Nov 4	@ Phoenix	W, 104-75	2-1	Bryant 32	Gasol 9	Fisher 5
Sun, Nov 6	vs New Orleans	W, 80-57	3-1	Bryant 32	Gasol 8	Fisher 4
Mon, Nov 7	@ Sacramento	W, 101-76	4-1	Brown 16	Odom 7	Bryant 5
Wed, Nov 9	vs San Antonio	W, 112-70	5-1	Bryant 43	Odom 9	Bryant 5
Fri, Nov 11	vs Denver	L, 86-96	5-2	Bryant 26	Bryant 7	Artest 4
Sun, Nov 13	vs Detroit	W, 101-93	6-2	Bryant 31	Bynum 12	Bryant 8
Tue, Nov 15	vs Washington	W, 107-82	7-2	Bryant 31	Bynum 14	Bryant 9
Thu, Nov 17	vs New York	W, 108-95	8-2	Bryant 26	Gasol 6	Artest 7
Tue, Nov 22	@ Memphis	W, 91-84	9-2	Bryant 35	Bynum 12	Fisher 6
Wed, Nov 23	@ Oklahoma City	L, 86-95	9-3	Bryant 25	Artest 11	Fisher 5
Fri, Nov 25	vs Sacramento	W, 92-74	10-3	Bryant 24	Bynum 11	Bryant 5
Tue, Nov 29	vs Minnesota	W, 90-67	11-3	Bryant 14	Bynum 10	Bynum 4
DECEMBER	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Fri, Dec 2	@ Utah	W, 76-64	12-3	Bryant 26	Bynum 8	Fisher 5
Sun, Dec 4	vs Portland	W, 103-97	13-3	Bryant 28	Gasol 9	Artest 3
Tue, Dec 6	@ Houston	W, 117-113	14-3	Bryant 57	Gasol 11	Fisher 3
Thu, Dec 8	@ Miami	L, 110-118	14-4	Bryant 45	Bynum 11	Bryant 7
Fri, Dec 9	@ Charlotte	L, 101-105	14-5	Bryant 48	Gasol 14	Bryant 4
Sun, Dec 11	vs Orlando	W, 98-95	15-5	Bryant 24	Bynum 7	Bryant 5
Tue, Dec 13	vs Toronto	W, 108-100	16-5	Bryant 27	Gasol 12	Gasol 4
Thu, Dec 15	@ Dallas	L, 109-129	16-6	Bryant 37	Bynum 8	Bryant 7
Sat, Dec 17	@ Atlanta	W, 108-94	17-6	Gasol 29	Bynum 7	Bryant 9
Sun, Dec 18	@ New Jersey	W, 124-121	18-6	Bryant 49	Bynum 12	Bryant 6
Tue, Dec 20	@ Indiana	L, 91-104	18-7	Bryant 24	Bynum 13	Bryant 4
Wed, Dec 21	@ Cleveland	W, 92-76	19-7	Bryant 30	Gasol 9	Odom 2
Sun, Dec 25	vs Chicago	W, 99-84	20-7	Gasol 23	Gasol 10	Bryant 6
Tue, Dec 27	vs L.A. Clippers	W, 123-121	21-7	Bryant 38	Bynum 9	Bryant 13
Wed, Dec 28	@ Phoenix	W, 107-103	22-7	Bryant 42	Bryant 7	Fisher 6
Fri, Dec 30	@ Sacramento	W, 107-93	23-7	Gasol 22	Gasol 14	Bryant 3
JANUARY	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Sun, Jan 1	vs Philadelphia	L, 89-99	23-8	Bryant 28	Odom 12	Bryant 5
Tue, Jan 3	vs Houston	W, 113-112	24-8	Bryant 33	Bryant 7	Bryant 4
Fri, Jan 6	vs Golden State	L, 93-104	24-9	Bryant 32	Gasol 7	Fisher 4
Sun, Jan 8	vs Memphis	W, 100-83	25-9	Bryant 31	Odom 8	Blake 4
Tue, Jan 10	vs Phoenix	L, 110-115	25-10	Bryant 38	Artest 9	Fisher 6
Fri, Jan 13	vs Cleveland	W, 89-84	26-10	Bryant 29	Gasol 8	Blake 5
Mon, Jan 16	vs Dallas	L, 108-110	26-11	Bryant 39	Artest 11	Odom 4
Tue, Jan 17	@ Utah	L, 75-80	26-12	Bryant 22	Bynum 13	Fisher 4
Fri, Jan 20	@ L.A. Clippers	W, 101-81	27-12	Bryant 28	Bynum 9	Blake 5
Sun, Jan 22	vs Indiana	L, 92-116	27-13	Bryant 31	Gasol 8	Fisher 4
Tue, Jan 24	@ Portland	L, 107-116	27-14	Bryant 34	Gasol 7	Gasol 4
Thu, Jan 26	vs L.A. Clippers	L, 88-89	27-15	Bryant 28	Bynum 13	Bryant 2
Sat, Jan 28	@ Milwaukee	L, 106-109	27-16	Bryant 28	Gasol 9	Gasol 5
Sun, Jan 29	@ Minnesota	W, 95-87	28-16	Bryant 32	Artest 11	Fisher 4
Tue, Jan 31	vs Charlotte	W, 94-71	29-16	Bryant 23	Odom 8	Bryant 4
FEBRUARY	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Fri, Feb 3	@ Orlando	W, 89-73	30-16	Bryant 21	Odom 9	Artest 3
Sat, Feb 4	@ Washington	W, 87-76	31-16	Bryant 28	Odom 15	Bryant 4
Mon, Feb 6	@ Philadelphia	W, 79-74	32-16	Bryant 28	Gasol 10	Bryant 4
Thu, Feb 9	@ Boston	W, 87-63	33-16	Bryant 25	Bynum 11	Bryant 4
Fri, Feb 10	@ New York	W, 96-87	34-16	Bryant 36	Gasol 13	Bryant 4
Sun, Feb 12	@ Toronto	W, 90-63	35-16	Bryant 20	Bynum 10	Bryant 5
Tue, Feb 14	vs Atlanta	W, 100-99	36-16	Bryant 28	Gasol 7	Bryant 5
Wed, Feb 15	@ Golden State	W, 97-95	37-16	Bryant 37	Odom 9	Fisher 3
Fri, Feb 17	vs Phoenix	W, 92-82	38-16	Bryant 24	Artest 18	Bryant 6
Sun, Feb 19	@ Minnesota	W, 89-72	39-16	Bryant 31	Bynum 12	Bryant 2
Tue, Feb 21	@ Denver	W, 89-83	40-16	Bryant 28	Artest 10	Fisher 6
Tue, Feb 28	vs Utah	W, 96-88	41-16	Bryant 24	Gasol 11	Bryant 3
MARCH	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Fri, Mar 2	vs Sacramento	W, 99-92	42-16	Bryant 32	Bynum 14	Bryant 2
Sun, Mar 4	vs Miami	L, 87,-95	42-17	Bryant 22	Bynum 10	Artest 5
Thu, Mar 8	@ Chicago	L, 83-94	42-18	Bryant 35	Bryant 8	Bryant 2
Fri, Mar 9	@ Detroit	W, 90-68	43-18	Bryant 20	Gasol 9	Blake 4
Sun, Mar 11	vs Boston	L, 95-109	43-19	Bryant 35	Bynum 13	Bryant 7
Tue, Mar 13	@ Memphis	W, 86-64	44-19	Bryant 24	Gasol 14	Fisher 4
Wed, Mar 14	@ New Orleans	W, 84-75	45-19	Bryant 32	Odom 8	Bryant 5
Fri, Mar 16	vs Minnesota	W, 84-69	46-19	Bryant 30	Gasol 10	Bryant 3
Sun, Mar 18	vs Milwaukee	W, 76-65	47-19	Bryant 26	Gasol 13	Bryant 3
Tue, Mar 20	@ Houston	W, 85-79	48-19	Bryant 30	Gasol 15	Bryant 2
Wed, Mar 21	@ Dallas	L, 91-103	48-20	Bryant 36	Gasol 9	Bryant 5
Fri, Mar 23	vs Portland	L, 68-79	48-21	Bryant 18	Gasol 10	Odom 4
Sun, Mar 25	vs Memphis	L, 78-83	48-22	Bryant 26	Bynum 10	Odom 2
Fri, Mar 29	vs Oklahoma City	W, 78-71	49-22	Bryant 23	Gasol 10	Fisher 5
APRIL	OPPONENT	RESULT	W-L	HI POINTS	HI REBOUNDS	HI ASSISTS
Sun, Apr 1	vs Golden State	W, 79-60	50-22	Bryant 18	Artest 12	Fisher 3
Tue, Apr 3	vs New Jersey	W, 77-63	51-22	Bryant 28	Gasol 12	Gasol 2
Wed, Apr 4	@ L.A. Clippers	W, 78-65	52-22	Bryant 33	Gasol 11	Bryant 4
Fri, Apr 6	vs Houston	L, 76-78	52-23	Bryant 28	Bynum 11	Bryant 3
Sun, Apr 8	@ Oklahoma City	W, 82-57	53-23	Gasol 19	Brown 10	Bryant 2
Mon, Apr 9	@ New Orleans	W, 75-61	54-23	Bynum 20	Gasol 11	Bryant 4
Wed, Apr 11	@ San Antonio	W, 81-77	55-23	Bryant 33	Gasol 10	Bryant 4
Fri, Apr 13	vs Denver	L, 76-83	55-24	Gasol 23	Bryant 9	Bryant 2
Sun, Apr 15	vs Dallas	L, 81-98	55-25	Bryant 25	Gasol 6	Fisher 6
Tue, Apr 17	vs San Antonio	W, 71-55	56-25	Bryant 17	Bynum 9	Bryant 2
Wed, Apr 18	@ Denver	W, 77-57	57-25	Bryant 26	Gasol 17	Bryant 3

[CoachGreg]

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NBA Power Rankings - Preseason Rankings
RK (LW)	Team	Record	First Game
1 ()	Heat	58-24	11/2 @ NYK
2 ()	Bulls	62-20	11/1 @ DAL
3 ()	Celtics	56-26	11/2 vs. CLE
4 ()	Mavericks	57-25	11/1 vs. CHI
5 ()	Lakers	57-25	11/1 vs. OKC
6 ()	Grizzlies	46-36	11/2 @ LAC
7 ()	Thunder	55-27	11/1 @ LAL
8 ()	Spurs	61-21	11/2 vs. MIL
9 ()	Nuggets	50-32	11/3 @ POR
10 ()	Magic	52-30	11/2 vs. CHA
11 ()	Suns	40-42	11/2 vs. OKC
12 ()	Jazz	39-43	11/1 vs. HOU
13 ()	76ers	41-41	11/2 @ TOR
14 ()	Hawks	44-38	11/2 @ MIN
15 ()	Hornets	46-36	11/2 vs. CHI
16 ()	Trail Blazers	48-34	11/3 vs. DEN
17 ()	Pacers	37-45	11/2 @ DET
18 ()	Knicks	42-40	11/2 vs. MIA
19 ()	Rockets	43-39	11/1 @ UTA
20 ()	Clippers	32-50	11/2 vs. MEM
21 ()	Spurs	35-47	11/2 @ SAS
22 ()	Warriors	36-46	11/2 @ IND
23 ()	Pistons	30-52	11/2 vs. IND
24 ()	Cavaliers	19-63	11/2 @ BOS
25 ()	Nets	24-58	11/2 @ WAS
26 ()	Wizards	23-59	11/2 vs. NJN
27 ()	Timberwolves	17-65	11/2 vs. ATL
28 ()	Kings	24-58	11/2 vs. HOU
29 ()	Bobcats	34-48	11/4 @ LAC
30 (29)	Raptors	22-60	11/2 vs. PHI

The pre season power rankings have been handed out for the upcoming 2011-12 NBA season and as you can tell a lot of surprising teams amongst the top tier and middle of the pack. The Miami Heat enter this season at number one, despite losing to the Dallas Mavericks back in June for the NBA championship. Reigning MVP Derrick Rose and his Chicago Bulls follow up at number two and the veteran led Boston Celtics round up the top three spots. The champs, the Dallas Mavericks enter at number four followed by the team that they swept in the playoffs last year and stopped their bid for a three peat, the Los Angeles Lakers round out the top five to start the season. Rounding out the top ten is the Memphis Grizzlies, Oklahoma City Thunder, San Antonio Spurs, Denver Nuggets and the Orlando Magic. Opening night is just around the corner, we'll get started tomorrow with TNT and their double header as the Mavericks raise their first championship banner and take on Derrick Rose and the Bulls followed by Kevin Durant and the OKC Thunder going into battle against Kobe Bryant and the Mike Brown led Los Angeles Lakers.

[CoachGreg]

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Matchup Preview | November 1, 2011
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Oklahoma City Thunder (1st place Northwest Division, Lost to Dallas in Western Conference Finals)		Los Angeles Lakers (1st place Pacific Division, Lost to Dallas in Western Conference Semfinals)
Starting Lineups Russell Westbrook (4th year - UCLA) Point Guard Derek Fisher (16th year - Arkansas Little-Rock) James Harden (3rd year - Arizona State) Shooting Guard Kobe Bryant (16th year - Lower Merion HS) Kevin Durant (5th year - Texas) Small Forward Ron Artest (13th year - St. John's (NY)) Serge Ibaka (3rd year - Congo) Power Forward Lamar Odom (13th year - Rhode Island) Kendrick Perkins (9th year - Clifton J. Ozen HS) Center Pau Gasol (11th year - Spain) Game Notes Opening night here at STAPLES Center, for the 2011-12 NBA season as the Los Angeles Lakers host the Oklahoma City Thunder. Both of these teams coming off playoff eliminations at the hands of the new NBA Champion, Dallas Mavericks. For the Lakers, no more Phil Jackson, no more triangle offense that brought them five championships and seven NBA Finals appearances in Jackson's eleven years here. In his place, Mike Brown, who is a former Coach of the Year and in his last two years as the Cavaliers head coach led them to the best record in the league. Kobe Bryant, now 33 years old and battling several nagging injuries on a yearly basis will get to show the world if he is still the best in the game today. For the Oklahoma City Thunder this season looks to be a promising one. Expectations are very high for this young, athletic team who in just two years has gone from the eighth seed to a Western Conference contender, thanks in large part to the duo of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook and the great play of James Harden and Serge Ibaka. Scott Brooks, the NBA Coach of the Year two seasons ago looks to take this Thunder team deep into the playoffs this season with title hopes right on the horizon. No better way to measure where your at then going up against still the favorites of the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Lakers. This year Andrew Bynum again begins the season on the sidelines, suspended the first five games of this seasonfor his hard foul in the last seasons playoffs against J.J. Barea. Enjoy the game and we'll see you at the conclusion with all the stats and breakdowns of opening night 2011 in the NBA.

[CoachGreg]

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Quarter by Quarter Breakdown | November 1, 2011
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FIRST QUARTER Stats Comparison 22 Score 35 8-20 Field Goals 13-21 40% Field Goal Percentage 61% 0-2 Three Point Field Goals 2-2 0% Three Point Field Goal Percentage 100% 6-6 Free Throws 7-9 100% Free Throw Percentage 77% 3-9 Offensive Reb-Total Reb 4-13 5 Assists 9 0 Steals 0 1 Blocks 2 0 Turnovers 0 14 Points In The Paint 18 0 Bench Points 5 0 Second Chance Points 6 6 Fast Break Points 3 0 Points Off Turnovers 0

SECOND QUARTER Stats Comparison
20	Score	23
7-16	Field Goals	10-18
43%	Field Goal Percentage	55%
1-3	Three Point Field Goals	1-2
33%	Three Point Field Goal Percentage	50%
5-6	Free Throws	2-2
83%	Free Throw Percentage	100%
3-8	Offensive Reb-Total Reb	3-8
5	Assists	6
3	Steals	1
0	Blocks	1
3	Turnovers	4
8	Points In The Paint	6
4	Bench Points	11
2	Second Chance Points	2
2	Fast Break Points	0
4	Points Off Turnovers	5

THIRD QUARTER Stats Comparison
26	Score	20
10-22	Field Goals	8-20
45%	Field Goal Percentage	40%
1-4	Three Point Field Goals	2-6
25%	Three Point Field Goal Percentage	33%
5-5	Free Throws	2-2
100%	Free Throw Percentage	100%
4-13	Offensive Reb-Total Reb	2-9
4	Assists	4
0	Steals	0
2	Blocks	1
1	Turnovers	2
16	Points In The Paint	6
2	Bench Points	3
6	Second Chance Points	0
4	Fast Break Points	0
4	Points Off Turnovers	2

FOURTH QUARTER Stats Comparison
28	Score	27
12-16	Field Goals	11-17
75%	Field Goal Percentage	64%
2-2	Three Point Field Goals	3-3
100%	Three Point Field Goal Percentage	100%
2-4	Free Throws	2-2
50%	Free Throw Percentage	100%
1-6	Offensive Reb-Total Reb	1-5
3	Assists	4
0	Steals	2
0	Blocks	2
2	Turnovers	1
8	Points In The Paint	12
4	Bench Points	8
0	Second Chance Points	0
4	Fast Break Points	2
2	Points Off Turnovers	2