FBCB: Best Season

Balldog · 01-16-2004, 08:15 PM

Just finished the 2010 season with South Alabama, every year we have won at least 20 games and made the postseason. But the 2010 season we finally did a little more.

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 South Alabama  Historical Performances

Season    W   L  CW  CL Rank  RPI  Prs  Result
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2010     31   2  14   1   18   10   69  Loss in NCAA Tourney Round 2
2009     24   9   9   6   43   46   65  Loss in NCAA Tourney Round 1
2008     22   9  11   4   46   46   64  Loss in NCAA Tourney Round 1
2007     27   5  13   2   41   48   63  Loss in NCAA Tourney Round 1
2006     20  10   9   6   74  110   60  Loss in NIT Round 1
2005     24   8  10   5   68   97   62  Loss in NIT Round 1
2004     21  11   9   6   78   93   61  Loss in NIT Round 1
2003     30   3  14   1   40   43   63  Loss in NCAA Tourney Round 2
2002     22   9  11   4   69   72   58  Loss in NIT Round 1

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 South Alabama  2010 Season Info

 Current Performance
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 Team Prestige: 65                      Record Vs 1-50: 1-2
 Season Record: 31-2                    Record Vs 51-100: 7-0
 Conference Record: 14-1                Record Vs 101-200: 12-0
 Home Record: 12-1                      Record Vs 200+: 11-0
 Current Poll Rank: 8                   Current RPI Rank: 11

 Stat Rankings:
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 Points:          89.1         National Rank: 1      Conference Rank: 1   
 Points Allowed:  67.1         National Rank: 55     Conference Rank: 2   
 Rebounds:        42.2         National Rank: 1      Conference Rank: 1   
 Assists:         18.6         National Rank: 10     Conference Rank: 1   
 Steals:          11.0         National Rank: 4      Conference Rank: 1   
 Blocks:          3.5          National Rank: 92     Conference Rank: 4   
 Turnovers:       11.8         National Rank: 7      Conference Rank: 1   
 Fouls:           20.2         National Rank: 253    Conference Rank: 10  
 FG%:            .472          National Rank: 7      Conference Rank: 1   
 FT%:            .704          National Rank: 64     Conference Rank: 3   
 3P%:            .384          National Rank: 29     Conference Rank: 2

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 2010 Sun Belt Conference Awards

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Overall Awards:
Player of the Year:   PG  Stephen Reynolds        South Alabama           
Freshman of the Year: PF  Robert Echevarria       North Texas             
Coach of the Year:        Truman Rodriguez        Middle Tennessee State  (WTF)

All-League First Team:
C:  Absolon Dupretz         South Alabama  (Junior)         
PF: Lamont Marrero          South Alabama  (Junior)         
SF: Jed Volkman             New Mexico State        
SG: Eric Allen              South Alabama  (Junior)         
PG: Stephen Reynolds        South Alabama  (Junior)         

All-League Second Team:
C:  Robert Bishop           Florida International   
PF: Chuck Brehm             Arkansas State          
SF: Carey Wells             Middle Tennessee State  
SG: Adolf Fliegle           South Alabama (Junior)          
PG: Jacinto Stamper         New Mexico State        

All-Freshman Team:
C:  Lane Roseman            Arkansas State          
PF: Robert Echevarria       North Texas             
SF: Elbert Bigham           Arkansas State          
SG: Tom Finch               Western Kentucky        
PG: Randal Marshall         Western Kentucky

The_herd · 01-16-2004, 08:25 PM

With 3 4* recruits starting, I managed to lead Ivy League Power Columbia to a 26-8 (13-1) record and a trip to the Elite 8. My shooting guard was a 1st team all american and my 3* center was 1st team all conference.

The following year my SG had gone pro a year early and my 3* center became the focal point of the offense. All he did was lead us to a 28-4 (13-1) record and a trip to the 2nd round of the tournament before getting blasted by eventual champion Duke and was National Player of the year on top of that.

Sadly, my center wasn't projected to even be drafted. He was a 7' 280lb lumbering giant with incredible touch around the basket and stellar rebounding skills.

Groundhog · 01-16-2004, 09:52 PM

Wow, nice season Balldog and Herd.

Least losses I've had in a season is 3 I think, with my Colgate team. Worst part was that they were like the second and fourth game of the season and to poor teams. We then went on a tear in conference play, before being destroyed in the first round on the ncaa tourney.

Balldog · 01-16-2004, 09:59 PM

I am thinking the 2011 season we should be capable of making an Elite 8 run. We lost two guys who never played. Three of the juniors have started for three years and two have started for two now. This class was ranked #13 overall. I am thinking I need to jump ship after the 2011 season though as good offers are finally starting to come in, being ranked #4 in the polls at one point is seeming to finally get me some recognition.

mgadfly · 01-17-2004, 03:37 AM

While the game was still in BETA I once had a perfect season (37-0 in 2020). However, my favorite team was my 2029 squad (36-2).

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 Coaching History:
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 Season Team                     Position      W   L  CW  CL  Postseason
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 2038   Southern California      Head Coach   37   1  18   0  FBCA Champion
 2037   Southern California      Head Coach   33   4  15   3  FBCA Champion
 2036   Southern California      Head Coach   29   7  14   4  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2035   Southern California      Head Coach   30   6  14   4  FBCA Champion
 2034   Southern California      Head Coach   34   4  14   4  FBCA Champion
 2033   Southern California      Head Coach   34   4  16   2  FBCA Champion
 2032   Southern California      Head Coach   29   8  13   5  Loss in FBCA Final Four
 2031   Southern California      Head Coach   23  11  11   7  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2030   Southern California      Head Coach   30   5  17   1  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2029   Southern California      Head Coach   36   2  18   0  FBCA Champion
 2028   Southern California      Head Coach   35   2  18   0  Loss in FBCA Final Four
 2027   Southern California      Head Coach   31   4  15   3  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2026   Southern California      Head Coach   30   4  16   2  Loss in FBCA Sweet Sixteen
 2025   Southern California      Head Coach   31   3  18   0  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 2
 2024   Southern California      Head Coach   25  11  13   5  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2023   Southern California      Head Coach   33   4  16   2  FBCA Champion
 2022   Southern California      Head Coach   36   2  17   1  FBCA Champion
 2021   Southern California      Head Coach   34   3  17   1  Loss in FBCA Championship Game
 2020   Southern California      Head Coach   37   0  18   0  FBCA Champion
 2019   Southern California      Head Coach   33   5  14   4  FBCA Champion
 2018   Southern California      Head Coach   32   5  17   1  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2017   Southern California      Head Coach   25   8  15   3  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 2
 2016   Southern California      Head Coach   27   5  16   2  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 2
 2015   Southern California      Head Coach   25   9  13   5  Loss in FBCA Sweet Sixteen
 2014   Southern California      Head Coach   32   4  16   2  Loss in FBCA Final Four
 2013   Southern California      Head Coach   27   6  14   4  Loss in FBCA Sweet Sixteen
 2012   Southern California      Head Coach   28   7  17   1  Loss in FBCA Sweet Sixteen
 2011   Southern California      Head Coach   22  11  11   7  Loss in FBCA Sweet Sixteen
 2010   Southern California      Head Coach   24  11   9   9  Loss in FBCA Elite Eight
 2009   Southern California      Head Coach   26   7  16   2  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 2
 2008   Wyoming                  Head Coach   11  20   2  12  No Postseason
 2007   Wyoming                  Head Coach   10  20   3  11  No Postseason
 2006   Wyoming                  Head Coach   23  12   9   5  FBIT Champion
 2005   Gonzaga                  Head Coach   29   5  12   2  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 2
 2004   Gonzaga                  Head Coach   14  17   9   5  No Postseason
 2003   Gonzaga                  Head Coach   21  12  11   3  Loss in FBCA Tourney Round 1

2029 Season Awards

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Overall Awards:
Player of the Year:   SG  Emanuel Hernandez       Southern California     
Freshman of the Year: PG  James Lugo              Kansas State            
Coach of the Year:        David Suttle            South Carolina State    

All-League First Team:
C:  John Pasquale           Southern California     
PF: Herman Hermann          Oregon                  
SF: Steven Howells          Southern California     
SG: Emanuel Hernandez       Southern California     
PG: Forrest White           Southern California     

All-League Second Team:
C:  Tony Quade              Southern California     
PF: James Baldwin           South Florida           
SF: Brad Baxter             Michigan State          
SG: Robert Trussell         Xavier                  
PG: Cyril Hunter            Georgia

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01-16-2004, 08:25 PM	#2
The_herd College Starter Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Fort Lackland, Texas (San Antonio)	With 3 4* recruits starting, I managed to lead Ivy League Power Columbia to a 26-8 (13-1) record and a trip to the Elite 8. My shooting guard was a 1st team all american and my 3* center was 1st team all conference. The following year my SG had gone pro a year early and my 3* center became the focal point of the offense. All he did was lead us to a 28-4 (13-1) record and a trip to the 2nd round of the tournament before getting blasted by eventual champion Duke and was National Player of the year on top of that. Sadly, my center wasn't projected to even be drafted. He was a 7' 280lb lumbering giant with incredible touch around the basket and stellar rebounding skills. __________________ Oakland Raiders: HFL's 1970 AC West Champs Last edited by The_herd : 01-16-2004 at 08:25 PM.

01-16-2004, 09:52 PM	#3
Groundhog Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Sydney, Australia	Wow, nice season Balldog and Herd. Least losses I've had in a season is 3 I think, with my Colgate team. Worst part was that they were like the second and fourth game of the season and to poor teams. We then went on a tear in conference play, before being destroyed in the first round on the ncaa tourney. __________________ Politics, n. Strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles. --Ambrose Bierce

01-16-2004, 09:59 PM	#4
Balldog Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Macomb, MI	I am thinking the 2011 season we should be capable of making an Elite 8 run. We lost two guys who never played. Three of the juniors have started for three years and two have started for two now. This class was ranked #13 overall. I am thinking I need to jump ship after the 2011 season though as good offers are finally starting to come in, being ranked #4 in the polls at one point is seeming to finally get me some recognition.

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