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Sigh. Normally such a mistake wouldn't matter. All good though. Got my 48 training mins!

Nice game, Wolves!

I thought I had you, but then you chipped away at my 10 point 4th quarter lead, AND coolly sank two FT's at the buzzer to win by 1. Bummer of a game for my team in the end, but a great one to watch.

Nice game, Wolves!

I thought I had you, but then you chipped away at my 10 point 4th quarter lead, AND coolly sank two FT's at the buzzer to win by 1. Bummer of a game for my team in the end, but a great one to watch.

Nice game, Wolves!

I am on travel this week and I was catching bits and pieces and saw the last five minutes....gotta say a tough one to lose ...good luck the rest of the way.

Well its Wednesday night and prognostication time

In last weeks episode the Prairie Dogs left our Rockford (files) out on the range with no place to go..... our Funky Town fire suddenly developed two left feet and could not dance with the Eugene Register Guard...lastly the Red Robots mechanically dismantled Beware of Dogs and sent them back to the pound.

Unfortunately that ends this season's episode of Div II.4 Survivor hope everyone enjoyed it

And as they say in the bigs see ya next year....

Div II Scoreboard
I - 3
II - 1
III - 3
IV - 0

Last edited by cws33 at 7/20/2016 9:35:17 PM

Booo! We suck!

Next time gadget, next time!

Which is 1 more winner than the Big 8 had when they were on the road. So a pretty worthless fact to point to if you are trying to claim the Big 8 is tougher than the Great 8. It actually supports the opposite conclusion (if it supports any).
I don't see either conference as clearly being stronger than the other at this point. Perhaps once the inter-conference games are all complete one or the other will have shown some it is stronger, but right now a 9-7 advantage for the Great 8 seems to equate to pretty even competition.

So, think this season is evidence enough? :)

As I said at the time, the full inter-conference schedule would better indicator. And the Big 8 clearly came out ahead with 41 wins in the 64 games.

Yeah, and the ASG to boot! haha.

Damn, I hate when this 'real life' thing takes over and makes you neglect the far more important business of setting your BB line-up! Horrible feeling that this will cost me :(

Here's a bunch of random stats from Buzzer-Manager:

Season 35 : Performances (by http://www.buzzer-manager.com)

Best collective performance of the season
Points : 2127 : San Diego Eagles
Rebounds : 1170 : Serenity Valley Browncoats
Assists : 488 : Serenity Valley Browncoats
Steals : 152 : Serenity Valley Browncoats
Block Shots : 231 : Serenity Valley Browncoats

Personal best performances of the season
Points : 58 : E. Wooten (Super Stars)
Rebounds : 28 : C. Ziquan (The Bullets)
Assists : 15 : R. Graves (Super Stars)
Steals : 7 : N. Pezzatti (The Closers)
Block Shots : 10 : O. Soloch (The Closers)

Top 5 of the season
Point Guard : R. Graves (Super Stars) (21.8 Points, 5.3 Rebounds, 6.9 Assists, 1.2 Steals, 0.2 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 21.2
Shooting Guard : E. Wooten (Super Stars) (21 Points, 4.9 Rebounds, 6.8 Assists, 1.1 Steals, 0.2 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 20.4
Small Forward : M. Guryanov (San Diego Eagles) (14.7 Points, 6.8 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 1.3 Steals, 0.1 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 19.2
Power Forward : S. Vereker (Big Head Todd & the Monsters) (25.3 Points, 16.1 Rebounds, 2.4 Assists, 0.7 Steals, 0.8 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 32.2
Center : C. Michalczuk (San Diego Eagles) (19.3 Points, 11.6 Rebounds, 1.9 Assists, 0.8 Steals, 0.8 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 26.4

MVP of the season
S. Vereker (Big Head Todd & the Monsters) (25.3 Points, 16.1 Rebounds, 2.4 Assists, 0.7 Steals, 0.8 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 32.2

The bad performance of the season
F. Pérez Camacho (The Bullets) (8 Points, 3 Rebounds, 0 Assists, 0 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : -25

Triple-Double of the season
O. Soloch (The Closers) (20 Points, 19 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 1 Steals, 10 Block Shots)

All kinds of statistics
The player who forgot to remove his mittens during the season : H. Rush (Beware of Dogs) : 53 Turnovers

Player targeted by the referees during the season : J. Bevilacqua (BU Terriers) : 83 Personnal Fouls

The iron-man of the season : D. Phan (BU Terriers) : 982 Minutes

The shooter of the season : S. Chernish (BU Terriers) : 41 Three points

The best performer of the season : A. Di Salvo (Super Stars) : Rating : 21.5

The worst performer of the season : J. Kelsey (Beware of Dogs) : Rating : 2.0

How was MVP calculated? I know Vereker put up the best numbers again this year but his team didn't make the playoffs.