Front Office Football Central - The Ultimate 2-on-2 Tournament

Front Office Football Central (https://forums.operationsports.com/fofc//index.php)

- FOFC Archive (https://forums.operationsports.com/fofc//forumdisplay.php?f=27)

- - The Ultimate 2-on-2 Tournament (https://forums.operationsports.com/fofc//showthread.php?t=6322)

The Ultimate 2-on-2 Tournament

Taking NBA2k3, Shorty is hosting the mega-tournament. Break it down for them, Shizzy.

NBA guards.

2-on-2.

Play to 21. Win by 2.

64 pair tournament to determine the ultimate champions.

I took the guards/swingmen of the NBA, and out of about 135, 128 of them made the cut. I listed all of the point guards, and all of the shooting guards/swingmen seperately. Then randomly, each were selected. Each team will have a PG and SG.

I will post results here. I will make a bracket. But for now, here are the teams.

The teams, seperated by brackets.

Code:



---------------------1---------------------



1.         Baron Davis, NO

        Jon Barry, DET



2.         Damon Stoudamire, POR

        Anthony Peeler, MIN



3.         Bobby Jackson, SAC

        Jerry Stackhouse, WAS

        

4.         Chris Whitney, ORL

        Mike Miller, MEM



5.         Alvin Williams, TOR

        Kedrick Brown, BOS



6.         Andre Miller, LAC

        Brandon Armstrong, NJ



7.         Terrell Brandon, MIN

        Steve Smith, SA



8.         Nick Van Exel, DAL

        Lucious Harris, NJ



9.        Keyon Dooling, LAC

        Courtney Alexander, NO



10.        Brian Shaw, LAL

        Hubert Davis, DET



11.        Kenny Anderson, NO

        Gordan Giricek, ORL



12.        Darrell Armstrong, ORL

        Eddie House, MIA



13.        Chauncey Billups, DET

        Joseph Forte, SEA



14.        Erick Strickland, IND

        Eddie Jones, MIA



15.        Jamaal Tinsley, IND

        Dajuan Wagner, CLE



16.        Travis Best, MIA

        Scottie Pippen, POR



---------------------2---------------------



1.        Rafer Alston, TOR

        Kareem Rush, LAL



2.        Howard Eisley, NYK

        Reggie Miller, IND



3.        Gilbert Arenas, GS

        Derek Anderson, POR



4.        Dan Dickau, ATL

        Eric Piatkowski, LAC



5.        Jason Kidd, NJ

        Allan Houston, NYK



6.        Mateen Cleaves, SAC

        Michael Dickerson, MEM



7.        Mike Bibby, SAC

        Tracy McGrady, ORL



8.        Moochie Norris, HOU

        Voshon Lenard, TOR



9.        Chucky Atkins, DET

        Joe Johnson, PHX



10.        Tyronn Lue, WAS

        Doug Christie, SAC



11.        Jacque Vaughn, ORL

        Quentin Richardson, LAC



12.        Damon Jones, SAC

        Emanuel Ginobili, SA



13.        Steve Francis, HOU

        Rip Hamilton, DET



14.        Mark Jackson, UTA

        Roger Mason, CHI



15.        Tony Parker, SA

        Freddie Jones, IND



16.        John Stockton, UTA

        Brent Barry, SEA



---------------------3---------------------



1.        Frank Williams, NYK

        Ron Artest, IND



2.        Derek Fisher, LAL

        Cuttino Mobley, HOU



3.        Lindsey Hunter, TOR

        Wesley Person, MEM



4.        Anthony Carter, MIA

        Penny Hardaway, PHX



5.        Tony Delk, BOS

        Ray Allen, SEA



6.        Steve Nash, DAL

        Shandon Anderson, NYK



7.        Troy Hudson, MIN

        James Posey, HOU



8.        Shammond Williams, DEN

        Jason Terry, ATL



9.        Jamal Crawford, CHI

        Michael Finley, DAL



10.        Anthony Johnson, NJ

        Kobe Bryant, LAL



11.        Jason Williams, MEM

        Jason Richardson, GS



12.        Smush Parker, CLE

        Aaron McKie, PHI



13.        Kevin Ollie, SEA

        Wally Szczerbiak, MIN



14.        Jay Williams, CHI

        Trenton Hassell, CHI



15.        Rod Strickland, MIN

        Casey Jacobsen, PHX



16.        Brevin Knight, MEM

        Kerry Kittles, NJ



---------------------4---------------------



1.        Stephon Marbury, PHX

        Devean George, LAL



2.        Speedy Claxton, SA

        Ricky Davis, CLE



3.        Jalen Rose, CHI

        Latrell Sprewell, NYK



4.        Emmanuel Davis, ATL

        Juan Dixon, WAS



5.        Jeff McInnis, POR

        Michael Jordan, WAS



6.        Earl Boykins, GS

        David Wesley, NO



7.        Earl Watson, MEM

        DeShawn Stevenson, UTA



8.        Charlie Ward, NYK

        Paul Pierce, BOS



9.        Jiri Welsch, GS

        Michael Redd, MIL



10.        Gary Payton, MIL

        Morris Peterson, TOR



11.        Larry Hughes, WAS

        Jimmy Jackson, SAC



12.        Antonio Daniels, POR

        Corey Maggette, LAC



13.        Sam Cassell, MIL

        Vince Carter, TOR



14.        Milt Palacio, CLE

        Bonzi Wells, POR



15.        Allen Iverson, PHI

        Richard Jefferson, NJ



16.        Eric Snow, PHI

        Bryon Russell, WAS

Bracket #1 begins today.

Sorry you have to click on each picture, but that's how it is done at these forums.

Go Steve Franchise! He and Rip should go far...

Sigh, no Tim Hardaway. Why'd he have to retire...? :(:(:(

I'm with you on Franchise. He, Iverson, and Finley are my favorites :)

Bracket 1 is updated with arenas hosting and what have you.

Baron Davis and Jon Barry vs. Damon Stoudamire and Anthony Peeler

vs.

Pre-Game Talk: Well, it seems as though Barry and Davis are the favorites. Baron Davis is the lone star in this match, although Barry or Stoudamire could do well. Peeler is a good shooter when open, but don't expect for him to create shots on his own.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Davis/Barry: 21
Stoudamire/Peeler: 18

Baron and co. got up early, but a late resurrgance, via Anthony Peeler, made the game tight at the end. At 19-18, Baron Davis shot a two pointer which bounced off of the rim, straight up, and down into the hoop to win.

Statistics
Baron Davis, NO: 13 pts, 8/19 fg, 3 rbs, 2 asts
Jon Barry, DET: 8 pts, 7/10 fg, 6 rbs

Damon Stoudamire, POR: 8 pts, 10/14 fg, 3 rbs, 5 asts
Anthony Peeler, MIN: 10 pts, 8/12 fg, 10 rbs, 1 ast

Bobby Jackson and Jerry Stackhouse vs. Chris Whitney and Mike Miller

vs.

Pre-Game Talk: Stackhouse and Jackson may very well blow this game away. Stackhouse is an All-Star player, and Bobby Jackson is a starter on most teams. Mike Miller, recently traded to Memphis, is a good player but it is questionable how he will hold up against Stack. Chris Whitney is a mediocre PG.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Stackhouse/Jackson: 21
Miller/Whitney: 12

Mike Miller was simply dominating early, and his team was up 7-5, until Jackson hit a huge two to tie the game and keep this away from a quick upset. Jackson's onslaught of 2-pt buckets (6, count 'em) ensured an advancement for him and Stack, as Miller and Whitney, try as they might, couldn't keep up.

Statistics
Bobby Jackson, SAC: 14 pts, 8/8 fg, 3 rbs, 4 asts
Jerry Stackhouse, WAS: 7 pts, 7/11 fg, 3 rbs, 1 asts

Chris Whitney, ORL: 4 pts, 4/6 fg, 2 rbs, 3 asts
Mike Miller, MEM: 8 pts, 8/17 fg, 8 rbs, 0 asts

Alvin Williams and Kedrick Brown vs. Andre Miller and Brandon Armstrong

vs.

Pre-Game Talk: Miller is the best player of the 4, and he may be able to carry his team to victory. But if Alvin Williams can shut him down, expect this game to be close.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Williams/Brown: 21
Miller/Armstrong: 10

Stifling defense by Kedrick Brown and Alvin Williams that we had previously not seen. Miller and Armstrong turned the ball over more times than we could count, and Alvin and Kedrick were prowd owners of the first Tourney Upset Special. How good was the defense? Williams had 7 steals and 2 blocks, and Brown had a steal and 2 blocks of his own. These turnovers gave way to many a dunk, and it was easy breezy very quickly. The star player in the game, Andre Miller, was held to just 3 points.

Statistics
Alvin Williams, TOR: 14 pts, 14/16 fg, 2 rbs, 3 asts
Kedrick Brown, BOS: 7 pts, 7/10 fg, 6 rbs, 0 asts

Andre Miller, LAC: 3 pts, 7/11 fg, 3 rbs, 1 asts
Brandon Armstrong, NJ: 7 pts, 3/9 fg, 4 rbs, 1 asts

great idea. Bibby and McGrady are probably the best team. I'll be reading.

Franchise and Hamilton aren't bad.

Cassell and Carter could be good as well.

I plan to do 4 a day. But I did 3 today because I spent alot of time setting things up. I'll probably do 5 tomorrow.

Keep up the good work. This should be exciting...

This is Cool, ShortDawg.. How about some side wagering on the matchups? Can you give us the Vegas Odds? :D

By the way, if Bibby & T-Mac don't take the Title, I'll be shocked.

I am personally pulling for the Keyon Dooling and Kareem Rush teams. M-I-Z! Z-O-U! :)

Oh I'd love to here predictions from you all

Terrell Brandon / Steve Smith

vs.

Nick Van Exel / Lucious Harris

Pre-Game Talk: Van Exel showed he could be a prime scorer while with Denver, and Lucious Harris is a very good role player. They will compete in this game against Terrell Brandon and Steve Smith, both of whom are on the decline of their respective careers.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Brandon/Smith: 22
Van Exel/Harris: 24

This was a fantastic game that was close from start to finish. Down 19-20, Van Exel hit a huge two take the lead at 21-20. But having to win by two, Van Exel hit just that - a two to win it.

Statistics
Terrell Brandon, MIN: 14 pts, 13/16 fg, 2 rbs, 4 asts
Steve Smith, SA: 8 pts, 8/11 fg, 3 rbs, 4 asts

Nick Van Exel, DAL: 14 pts, 9/13 fg, 5 rbs, 2 asts
Lucious Harris, NJ: 10 pts, 9/16 fg, 8 rbs, 0 asts

Keyon Dooling / Courtney Alexander

vs.

Brian Shaw / Hubert Davis

Pre-Game Talk: Davis and Shaw are career role-players nearing the end, while Dooling and Alexander are emerging guys who haven't quite found a great role yet. This is anyones game, but the younger, quicker, guys have to have an advantage.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Dooling/Alexander: 18
Shaw/Davis: 21

Wow. Stunning. Led by Hubert Davis' 19 points, the old foggies win. Hubert did not hog the ball - Shaw just couldn't make a shot. Rebounding played a huge role, as Hubert brought down 8 offensive rebounds. Can you say player of the game?

Statistics
Keyon Dooling, LAC: 11 pts, 7/10 fg, 5 rbs, 4 asts
Courtney Alexander, NO: 7 pts, 7/10 fg, 4 rbs, 1 asts

Brian Shaw, LAL: 2 pts, 1/10 fg, 3 rbs, 5 asts
Hubert Davis, DET: 19 pts, 11/17 fg, 9 rbs, 1 asts

Sorry for the 0fer today guys, research papers are fun.

Kenny Anderson / Gordan Giricek

vs.

Darrell Armstrong / Eddie House

Pre-Game Talk: While Giricek is busting out in Orlando, Kenny is trying to find time in New Orleans. Armstrong is still a capable PG and House provides some minutes off the bench in Miami.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Anderson/Giricek: 21
Armstrong/House: 17

Close game.. Giricek really put on a show.

Statistics
Kenny Anderson, NO: 8 pts, 6/11 fg, 4 rbs, 5 asts
Gordan Giricek, ORL: 13 pts, 13/17 fg, 5 rbs, 2 asts

Darrell Armstrong, ORL: 10 pts, 7/12 fg, 3 rbs, 3 asts
Eddie House, MIA: 7 pts, 6/9 fg, 5 rbs, 1 asts

Chauncey Billups / Joe Forte

vs.

Erick Strickland / Eddie Jones

Pre-Game Talk: Billups is a very capable scorer, and Forte was... in college. The big name here is Eddie Jones, the star in Miami. Strickland could hurt Jones' chances of advancing.

======================
The game is being ran..
======================

Billups/Forte: 16
Strickland/Jones: 21

Billups was the only player on the team to come to play, and he couldn't do it alone.. Jones was dominant, pulling down rebounds, and scoring off of good passes from Strickland. Too little from Forte for them to have a legit shot.

Statistics
Chauncey Billups, DET: 11 pts, 9/15 fg, 2 rbs, 2 asts
Joseph Forte, SEA: 5 pts, 5/12 fg, 5 rbs, 2 asts

Erick Strickland, IND: 8 pts, 7/9 fg, 4 rbs, 6 asts
Eddie Jones, MIA: 13 pts, 12/16 fg, 8 rbs, 1 asts

Jamaal Tinsley / Dajuan Wagner

vs.

Travis Best / Scottie Pippen

Pre-Game Talk: Best is a good player, and Pippen is one of the 50 Greatest (from '98). Tinsley and Wagner are two youngsters who can handle the ball and put it in the hoop. Should be a good one!

======================
The game is being played..
======================

Tinsley/Wagner: 21
Best/Pippen: 18

A two point onslaught was enough to advance the two young guns over the established veterans. Best was the inferior player here, but none of the four were noticably weaker than any of the others. Pippen could not keep up with the quicker Wagner.

Statistics
Jamaal Tinsley, IND: 9 pts, 7/10 fg, 4 rbs, 2 asts
Dajuan Wagner, CLE: 12 pts, 10/14 fg, 6 rbs, 3 asts

Travis Best, MIA: 7 pts, 6/12 fg, 1 rbs, 2 asts
Scottie Pippen, POR: 11 pts, 11/17 fg, 8 rbs, 2 asts

And with that - Bracket Region 1 is complete!