FBCB Interactive Coaches Dynasty

collegesportsfanms · 12-17-2014, 02:32 PM

Since my old one got corrupted, I am getting ready to open up Fast Break College Basketball again and start another interactive coaches dynasty. I am retaining the same coaches at the same schools from the previous one, so here's a list of the coaches and teams that will already be in the next one that I start.

B.B. Gunn (bbgunn)- Hawaii
David Ginsberg (DavidCoperial)- Hartford
Randolph Childress (ntndeacon)- Davidson
Score Galore (JAG)- Bryant
Alex Donovan (sirfozzie)- Bradley
Cillian O'Reilly (Grover)- Maine
Roy Rogers (ntndeacon)- High Point
Timmy Tribble (Grover)- Illinois St.
Ernesto Lopez (JAG)- Northern Iowa
Ekeje Bafou (britrock88)- UMass Lowell
Jawouk Bafou (britrock88)- Loyola Chicago
Patrick Hutt (Zinto)- BYU
Kuji Chagulia (bbgunn)- St. Louis
Shane Korme (korme)- Wright St.
DeShawn St. John (bbgunn)- UTEP

For those that are interested, please sign up here with the following info.

Coaches Name:
School you want to Coach at:
Offense Rating:
Defense Rating:
Scout Rating:
Recruiting Rating:

Ratings must total 240 points between the 4, all human coaches starting at level 7. I also plan on having all the coaches be the same starting age, just to make things easier.

If interested please sign up, I hope to get this started tonight or tomorrow night, as I hope I have my computer problems taken care of. If you are interested but don't make the deadline, no problem, you can still sign up and you'll get in the following season. Thanks.

Coffee Warlord · 12-18-2014, 02:49 PM

Coach: Rob Nielsen
Hometown: Palm Springs, CA
School: Colorado

Offense: 80
Defense: 50
Scout: 30
Recruiting: 80

collegesportsfanms · 12-18-2014, 03:16 PM

Thanks Rob, I had a feeling given enough time you would join.

I will warn everybody that this may not get started for a few more days. I'm considering doing a complete overhaul and reformmating of my home PC, as I'm still having virus and malware issues. Not as severe, but my computer tech believes there is something in my system that won't go away and is causing the problems.

I'm hoping he can take a look at it this weekend, and if so, the chances of me getting this going on Monday are great. If he can't look at it this weekend, it may be a couple more weeks or so.

Normally I would jump in, but given past history, the last thing I want to do is get started and have to wipe it out because of computer issues, although I understand that even with a complete reformmating, issues can still arise. Stay tuned everybody!

bbgunn · 12-19-2014, 12:22 AM

Good luck with the computer!

JeeberD · 12-19-2014, 10:41 AM

Coaches Name: Jeeber Mack
School you want to Coach at: North Texas (since I can't have UTEP

)
Offense Rating: 40
Defense Rating: 80
Scout Rating: 40
Recruiting Rating:80

bbgunn · 12-20-2014, 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JeeberD

Coaches Name: Jeeber Mack
School you want to Coach at: North Texas (since I can't have UTEP

)

If I could give up UTEP for you, I would!

collegesportsfanms · 12-20-2014, 04:09 PM

bbgunn, if you want to give up UTEP for Jeeber and pick another team, that's totally fine. This thing won't be started for a few days anyways. As it stands now, after Christmas probably before my computer is up and running again. So you can talk it over with Jeeber and decide who gets UTEP.

bbgunn · 12-20-2014, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by collegesportsfanms

bbgunn, if you want to give up UTEP for Jeeber and pick another team, that's totally fine. This thing won't be started for a few days anyways. As it stands now, after Christmas probably before my computer is up and running again. So you can talk it over with Jeeber and decide who gets UTEP.

Jeeber can have UTEP - no problem. I'll think of another team for DeShawn St. John and get back to you.

collegesportsfanms · 12-22-2014, 11:41 AM

There you go Jeeber, UTEP is yours. bbgunn, no rush on finding a new team, it's going to be this weekend at the earliest before I start this up. We did some deleting and reconfiguring on my computer over this past weekend, gonna wait a few days and see how that works out. If viruses still keep popping up, will have to go to the next option and see if that particular PC is able to be reformatted. If so, it would be this coming weekend. So in short, you've got time. I hate making everybody wait, but I'd rather not start this up again only to find out it's going to be a bust because of a computer that's still down.

JeeberD · 12-23-2014, 02:55 PM

You're awesome, bbgunn. Thanks!

JeeberD · 12-23-2014, 02:56 PM

Dola-

And you didn't have to do that, really. They're yours if you really want them...

collegesportsfanms · 12-31-2014, 10:37 PM

I think I have my comp up to a point where I can give this a go, but right now I'm waiting for bbgunn to let me know where he wants DeShawn St. John to go, and since he hasn't been on in a few days, we'll have to hold off until I hear from him.

In the meantime, feel free to check out my FBCB Interactive Recruit/Player Dynasty, I'm taking season 2 signups for it. There's also my DICE Baseball Dynasty.

bbgunn · 01-05-2015, 12:31 AM

Sorry about being away for so long... I was in California for a week, driving down the Pacific Coast. It was nice to be back in the U.S., even for just a week.

Inspired somewhat by my one-night stay in San Luis Obispo, CA, can you give me Cal Poly? I think they're in the Big West, if I'm not mistaken.

And JeeberD, no problem at all about UTEP. Heck, I'd want someone to give up Hawaii for me! :P

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 07:43 PM

no problem bbgunn, you can have Cal Poly. I think they are in the Big West. I understand interactive dynasties are tough because you gotta have the interaction. That's another reason I wanted to have this and the interactive players dynasty going, so that if one stalls while I'm waiting on a response from somebody, I can concentrate on the other one. For instance, right now I'm waiting on a response from somebody on the Interactive Player Dynasty, so my plan is to get things started on this coaches dynasty tonight.

Just a note, I didn't download any mods this time around, so the conference alignment will be as of the 2009 or 2010 season, I believe. There will be no American Conference, the Big East will have 16 teams or whatever, and so on. I thought about manually adjusting the conferences and teams to fit the 2014-2015 conference alignment, but man that's a lot of work, and since I'll have limited conference movement turned on, I'll just let it go as is.

I will at least have an updated list of the coaches tonight, and get the initial setup going. Hopefully I can sim at least the in-season tournaments, or get up to that point.

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 09:57 PM

OK guys, I've gotten all the coaches plugged into the game, by my count there are 17 human coaches. Unfortunately, since I didn't download the mod I used last time, this is based on the conference alignment of the 2011-2012 season, and there are some major changes. Here's a list of all the coaches, teams, and what conferences they are in.

David Ginsberg- Hartford (America East)
Cillian O'Reilly- Maine (America East)
Kuji Chagulia- St. Louis (Atlantic Ten)
Rob Nielsen- Colorado (Big 12)
Roy Rogers- High Point (Big South)
DeShawn St. John- Cal Poly (Big West)
Jeeber Mack- UTEP (Conference USA)
Jawouk Bafou- Loyola Chicago (Horizon)
Shane Korme- Wright St. (Horizon)
Alex Donovan- Bradley (MVC)
Ekeje Bafou- Evansville (MVC)
Timmy Tribble- Illinois St. (MVC)
Ernesto Lopez- Northern Iowa (MVC)
Patrick Hutt- BYU (Mountain West)
Score Galore- Bryant (Northeast)
Randolph Childress- Davidson (Southern)
B.B. Gunn- Hawaii (WAC)

You can see the major changes, for instance, Loyola is in the Horizon, Colorado in the Big 12, Hawaii in the WAC, BYU in the Mountain West, and UMass Lowell was not even a D1 school at the time this game was made. So britrock88, I have moved Ekeje Bafou to Evansville as it was the lowest rated MVC school available.

I like the fact we have 12 conferences represented, and I'm going to go ahead full force with the upcoming season. However, if any of you are not happy with your team or the conference they are in due to the mod change, let me know and you'll be allowed to change teams in the offseason. Fair? Now, let's get it started.

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 10:07 PM

2011-2012 Coach Goals

As all hotseat ratings are set to average for this first season, we'll just take a look at goals.

David Ginsberg (Hartford)- Avoid last place in the America East.

Cillian O'Reilly (Maine)- Finish with at least a .500 America East record.

Kuji Chagulia (St. Louis)- Play in the NCAA Tournament.

Rob Nielsen (Colorado)- Avoid last place in the Big 12.

Roy Rogers (High Point)- Finish with at least a .500 Big South record.

DeShawn St. John (Cal Poly)- Finish with at least a .500 Big West record.

Jeeber Mack (UTEP)- Play in any postseason tournament.

Jawouk Bafou (Loyola Chicago)- Avoid last place in the Horizon.

Shane Korme (Wright St.)- Finish with at least a .500 Horizon record.

Alex Donovan (Bradley)- Play in any postseason tournament.

Ekeje Bafou (Evansville)- Avoid last place in the MVC.

Timmy Tribble (Illinois St.)- Play in any postseason tournament.

Ernesto Lopez (Northern Iowa)- Play in any postseason tournament.

Patrick Hutt (BYU)- Play in the NCAA tournament.

Score Galore (Bryant)- Avoid last place in the Northeast Conference.

Randolph Childress (Davidson)- Play in any postseason tournament.

B.B. Gunn (Hawaii)- Finish with at least a .500 WAC record.

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 10:15 PM

2011 Season Tournaments

Colorado is the 5th seed in the 2011 Anaheim Invitational and will open up against (4) St. Johns.

Hartford is the 4th seed in the 2011 Boulder Classic and will open up against (1) Central Florida in this 4 team tournament.

Northern Iowa is the 9th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (8) George Mason.

Davidson is the 10th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (7) Charlotte.

Wright St. is the 11th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (6) UAB.

Illinois St. is the 5th seed in the 2011 GDS Classic and will open up against (12) Oregon St.

BYU is the 2nd seed in the 2011 Paradise Shootout and will open up against (7) Houston.

St. Louis is the 6th seed in the 2011 Paradise Shootout and will open up against (3) Marquette.

UTEP is the 5th seed in the 2011 San Juan Classic and will open up against (4) Oregon.

Hawaii is the 7th seed in the 2011 San Juan Classic and will open up against (2) Oklahoma.

Bradley is the 3rd seed in the 2011 Travelers Invitational (4 team tournament) and will open up against (2) Vanderbilt.

11 of our 17 human coached teams made a season tournament, although I hate the fact that we have 3 in one tournament, and 2 in some other tournaments.

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 10:23 PM

As we enter the 2011-2012 season, here's a look at the initial top 25 poll:

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    #  Team                      FPV  Record  Points  Prv  Conference                   test  test  test  test  
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   1.  Oklahoma State           (69)     0-0    1797   NR  Big 12 Conference                                    
   2.  Xavier                            0-0    1718   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                               
   3.  Memphis                   (2)     0-0    1600   NR  Conference USA                                       
   4.  Michigan State                    0-0    1570   NR  Big Ten Conference                                   
   5.  Texas                             0-0    1456   NR  Big 12 Conference                                    
   6.  Creighton                         0-0    1425   NR  Missouri Valley Conference                           
   7.  Arizona                   (1)     0-0    1355   NR  Pacific-10 Conference                                
   8.  Kentucky                          0-0    1303   NR  Southeastern Conference                              
   9.  Kansas                            0-0    1248   NR  Big 12 Conference                                    
  10.  Florida                           0-0    1177   NR  Southeastern Conference                              
  11.  Georgetown                        0-0    1055   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  12.  Notre Dame                        0-0    1055   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  13.  Ohio State                        0-0     938   NR  Big Ten Conference                                   
  14.  Oklahoma                          0-0     864   NR  Big 12 Conference                                    
  15.  Louisville                        0-0     797   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  16.  West Virginia                     0-0     701   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  17.  Wisconsin                         0-0     673   NR  Big Ten Conference                                   
  18.  North Carolina State              0-0     514   NR  Atlantic Coast Conference                            
  19.  Vanderbilt                        0-0     477   NR  Southeastern Conference                              
  20.  Utah State                        0-0     450   NR  Western Athletic Conference                          
  21.  Gonzaga                           0-0     340   NR  West Coast Conference                                
  22.  Pittsburgh                        0-0     328   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  23.  Wake Forest                       0-0     232   NR  Atlantic Coast Conference                            
  24.  Villanova                         0-0     177   NR  Big East Conference                                  
  25.  Connecticut                       0-0     105   NR  Big East Conference                                  
                                                                                                                
     Others Receiving Votes:                                                                                    
       UCLA                              0-0      20       Pacific-10 Conference                                
       Syracuse                          0-0      12       Big East Conference                                  
       Marquette                         0-0       8       Big East Conference                                  
       Dayton                            0-0       3       Atlantic 10 Conference                               
       Stanford                          0-0       2       Pacific-10 Conference

And the season opening mid-major poll:

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    #  Team                      FPV  Record  Points  Prv  Conference                          test  test  test  test  
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   1.  Xavier                   (68)     0-0    1796   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
   2.  Memphis                   (4)     0-0    1723   NR  Conference USA                                              
   3.  Creighton                         0-0    1665   NR  Missouri Valley Conference                                  
   4.  Utah State                        0-0    1583   NR  Western Athletic Conference                                 
   5.  Gonzaga                           0-0    1513   NR  West Coast Conference                                       
   6.  Dayton                            0-0    1429   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
   7.  Butler                            0-0    1328   NR  Horizon League                                              
   8.  Richmond                          0-0    1236   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
   9.  San Diego State                   0-0    1230   NR  Mountain West Conference                                    
  10.  Brigham Young                     0-0    1205   NR  Mountain West Conference                                    
  11.  Utah                              0-0    1068   NR  Mountain West Conference                                    
  12.  Western Kentucky                  0-0     980   NR  Sun Belt Conference                                         
  13.  VCU                               0-0     912   NR  Colonial Athletic Association                               
  14.  UTEP                              0-0     831   NR  Conference USA                                              
  15.  UNLV                              0-0     780   NR  Mountain West Conference                                    
  16.  Old Dominion                      0-0     726   NR  Colonial Athletic Association                               
  17.  Bradley                           0-0     692   NR  Missouri Valley Conference                                  
  18.  Miami-Ohio                        0-0     587   NR  Mid-American Conference                                     
  19.  Nevada                            0-0     422   NR  Western Athletic Conference                                 
  20.  New Mexico                        0-0     344   NR  Mountain West Conference                                    
  21.  Houston                           0-0     317   NR  Conference USA                                              
  22.  UAB                               0-0     248   NR  Conference USA                                              
  23.  Temple                            0-0     167   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
  24.  Missouri State                    0-0     143   NR  Missouri Valley Conference                                  
  25.  Saint Joseph's                    0-0      55   NR  Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
                                                                                                                       
     Others Receiving Votes:                                                                                           
       Green Bay                         0-0      40       Horizon League                                              
       Southern Illinois                 0-0      30       Missouri Valley Conference                                  
       Tulsa                             0-0      27       Conference USA                                              
       Montana                           0-0      26       Big Sky Conference                                          
       George Mason                      0-0      25       Colonial Athletic Association                               
       Charlotte                         0-0      19       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       Central Florida                   0-0      17       Conference USA                                              
       New Mexico State                  0-0      14       Western Athletic Conference                                 
       Fresno State                      0-0      13       Western Athletic Conference                                 
       Vermont                           0-0      12       America East Conference                                     
       Kent State                        0-0      11       Mid-American Conference                                     
       College of Charleston             0-0      10       Southern Conference                                             
       Jacksonville                      0-0       9       Atlantic Sun Conference                                     
       Southern Mississippi              0-0       9       Conference USA                                              
       Davidson                          0-0       8       Southern Conference                                         
       Massachusetts                     0-0       8       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       Saint Mary's                      0-0       8       West Coast Conference                                       
       Siena                             0-0       7       Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference                          
       Florida Atlantic                  0-0       6       Sun Belt Conference                                         
       Saint Louis                       0-0       6       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       South Alabama                     0-0       6       Sun Belt Conference                                         
       William & Mary                    0-0       6       Colonial Athletic Association                               
       Winthrop                          0-0       6       Big South Conference                                        
       Boise State                       0-0       5       Western Athletic Conference                                 
       Illinois State                    0-0       5       Missouri Valley Conference                                  
       James Madison                     0-0       5       Colonial Athletic Association                               
       Niagara                           0-0       5       Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference                          
       Troy                              0-0       5       Sun Belt Conference                                         
       Wofford                           0-0       5       Southern Conference                                         
       Colorado State                    0-0       4       Mountain West Conference                                    
       Furman                            0-0       4       Southern Conference                                         
       Hampton                           0-0       4       Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference                             
       Hofstra                           0-0       4       Colonial Athletic Association                               
       Rhode Island                      0-0       4       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       Wyoming                           0-0       4       Mountain West Conference                                    
       Air Force                         0-0       3       Mountain West Conference                                    
       Florida International             0-0       3       Sun Belt Conference                                         
       San Diego                         0-0       3       West Coast Conference                                       
       St. Bonaventure                   0-0       3       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       Citadel                           0-0       3       Southern Conference                                         
       George Washington                 0-0       2       Atlantic 10 Conference                                      
       Idaho                             0-0       2       Western Athletic Conference                                 
       Iona                              0-0       2       Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference                          
       Samford                           0-0       2       Southern Conference                                         
       Santa Clara                       0-0       2       West Coast Conference                                       
       South Carolina State              0-0       2       Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference                             
       Texas Christian                   0-0       2       Mountain West Conference                                    
       Alabama State                     0-0       1       Southwestern Athletic Conference                            
       Coastal Carolina                  0-0       1       Big South Conference                                        
       Denver                            0-0       1       Sun Belt Conference                                         
       Idaho State                       0-0       1       Big Sky Conference                                          
       La Salle                          0-0       1       Atlantic 10 Conference                                         
       Louisiana Tech                    0-0       1       Western Athletic Conference                                 
       Manhattan                         0-0       1       Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference                          
       Marshall                          0-0       1       Conference USA                                              
       Northern Iowa                     0-0       1       Missouri Valley Conference                                  
       Pacific                           0-0       1       Big West Conference                                         
       Radford                           0-0       1       Big South Conference                                        
       Southern Methodist                0-0       1       Conference USA                                              
       Stetson                           0-0       1       Atlantic Sun Conference                                     
       Wright State                      0-0       1       Horizon League

So 3 of our teams are in the top 25 and 5 more receiving votes. Obviously the future polls won't be as big, but it's nice to see 8 of our teams at least getting mention.

collegesportsfanms · 01-05-2015, 10:24 PM

This is where I stop for the night and let you guys mull over things. Any comments appreciated, positive, negative, doesn't matter. I'll try to get back to this tomorrow, no guarantees.

bbgunn · 01-06-2015, 12:50 AM

Looks good to me, so far, although I feel sadness and longing for the good ol' days of the WAC.

collegesportsfanms · 01-07-2015, 09:30 PM

2011 Season Tournament Wrap-Up

2011 Anaheim Invitational

Colorado beat (4) St. Johns 70-61 in the first round, then lost to (1) Purdue 68-56 in the winners bracket semifinals, and had a tough loss to (6) Fairfield 75-67 in the third place game.

2011 Boulder Classic

Hartford lost a pitching duel.. I mean a tightly contested defensive game 40-31 to (1) Central Florida in the first round, then lost to (2) Santa Clara 77-70 in the third place game.

2011 Coaches Invitational

Northern Iowa lost to (8) George Mason 66-58 in the first round.

Davidson lost to (7) Charlotte 80-68 in the first round.

Wright State upset (6) UAB 76-65 in the first round, then lost to (3) Maryland 62-42 in the quarterfinals.

2011 GDS Classic

Illinois State beat (12) Oregon State 55-42 in the first round, then lost 85-67 to (4) Michigan in the quarterfinals.

2011 Paradise Shootout

BYU beat (7) Houston 80-47 in the first round, then beat (3) Marquette 79-76 in the winners bracket semifinals, and then took out (1) Gonzaga 84-76 in the championship game! Congrats to Patrick Hutt.

St. Louis lost a heartbreaker 75-73 to (3) Marquette in the first round, then lost another close one, 91-85 to (7) Houston in the consolation semifinals, but rallied to win the 7th place game 54-44 over (8) Holy Cross.

2011 San Juan Classic

UTEP pounded (4) Oregon 73-52 in the first round, then lost 78-72 to (1) Louisville in the winners bracket semifinals, but beat (6) St. Marys 91-80 in the third place game.

Hawaii lost a tough one to (2) Oklahoma 78-72 in the first round, then got knocked around by (3) South Carolina 76-58 in the consolation semifinals, and completed the trifecta of losses by losing to (8) St. Bonaventure 69-61 in the 7th place game.

2011 Travelers Invitational

Bradley lost 77-69 to (2) Vanderbilt in the first round but rolled over (4) LaSalle 92-71 in the third place game.

collegesportsfanms · 01-07-2015, 10:10 PM

Here is how our FOFC teams have fared through Dec. 26, 2011.

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 5-8, 1-0 America East. The strength of schedule hasn't been great so far, with their "best" win coming at a 2-8 Sacred Heart team who has an RPI of 87 (explain that one). They have started America East play on the right foot though.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 3-9, 0-1 America East. It's been a struggle for Maine so far, with 2 of their 3 wins coming against teams that have yet to win a game thus far. They got hammered in the first America East game.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 7-5, 0-0 Atlantic Ten. It's been a very intriguing ride for St. Louis so far, as they played Marquette and Houston tough in close losses (those 2 teams have combined for a 19-4 record so far), but yet have been completely outclassed in losses to Norfolk State and UMKC, who have combined for 4 wins so far. They are currently on a 3 game winning streak.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 7-5, 0-0 Big 12. The Buffaloes are just a few points away from being a 9 or 10 win team so far, as close losses to solid teams like Utah State and Colorado State have coach Nielsen figuring out a way to win those RPI making games.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 2-10, 1-1 Big South. It's been a rough go for High Point so far, whose average margin of defeat in their losses is 18 points. They've split their first 2 conference games and are hoping to build some momentum in Big South play.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-10, 0-0 Big West. Ay yi yi! Boy is Mr. DeShawn in for a tough time or what. Only 2 of Cal Poly's first 10 games have been decided by single digits. Fortunately, they've got a few patsies in Big West play that they might be able to get some wins against. To be fair, Cal Poly has scheduled pretty tough, playing the likes of St. Marys, UCLA, USC, Western Kentucky, Boise St., and Fresno St. They are ready for some easier games in Big West play.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 9-3, 0-0 Conference USA. So far so good for Mr. Mack Daddy. The 3 losses so far have been against Arizona St., Louisville, and Texas Tech. Nothing to panic about, except for the fact that they haven't exactly lit it up with their strength of schedule. They do have nice wins against Oregon, Baylor, and New Mexico St. though.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 6-5, 1-1 Horizon. It's been up and down so far for Loyola, who have nice wins against Illinois State and Northwestern. Splitting their first 2 conference games is a positive sign, we hope.

Wright State (Shane Korme) -- 6-5, 2-0 Horizon. The season started with an upset of UAB, and since then has been back and forth. A nice upset at Michigan and a 2-0 conference start has the fans starting to show up to conference games, but with the likes of Butler, Valpo, Milwaukee, and Green Bay on the schedule, Shane Korme knows Wright St. is in for a tough time.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 8-4, 1-0 MVC. If the Braves make the NCAA Tournament, they can look back on what appear to be 2 very big wins, at Ohio State and at Gonzaga. The 44 point whooping they put on Evansville in their first conference game will help too.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 2-10, 0-1 MVC. SIU Edwardsville and Murray State are the source of the Aces' 2 wins. What's even more disheartening is 4 of their losses have been by 30 or more points, including their conference opener. Staying out of the MVC cellar is going to be a tough task, no doubt.

Illinois State (Timmy Tribble) -- 4-8, 1-1 MVC. A bit of a surprise here for the Redbirds who came in looking for a top 3 finish in the MVC. Of course, scheduling Illinois, Ohio St., Western Kentucky, Wisconsin, and Kansas St all in a row certainly didn't build any confidence in the players. Hopefully the 11 point win over Northern Iowa will boost the morale a bit.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 6-5, 1-1 MVC. The bad news for the Panthers. 4 of their 6 wins are against 4 teams that have combined for 4 wins so far this season. 1 win a piece. Yikes! The good news? They won by 10 at Southern Illinois, which so far is the Salukis' only losss. The 6-5 record is about right for this team, it's a completely up and down team.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 11-0, 0-0 Mountain West. Mr. Hutt has picked up right where he left off in the last dynasty: winning and winning a lot. Let's not get too confident, however. Their 3 opponents in the Paradise Shootout have been their 3 toughest opponents to date. Aside from that, they've only played 2 teams with a winning record.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-7, 0-0 Northeast. Wins against South Florida and UC Irvine look promising for this team, going into Northeast play which appears to be wide open. There are some concerns though, like the fact that all 7 of their losses have been by 13 or more points.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 2-8, 0-0 Southern. 1 thing we can say for Davidson, they aren't afraid to take on all comers at all times. 7 of their first 10 opponents already have 7 wins or more. We're talking the likes of Clemson, Wake Forest, Duke, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, and South Carolina. Of those opponents, they actually do have a 9 point win against the Gamecocks.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 4-8, 0-0 WAC. The losing streak is 5 for Hawaii so far, and judging by some of the teams in the WAC, it could be a verrrrryyyy long season for Mr. Gunn. I didn't realize some of the teams the WAC had in it apparently. There is definitely a major difference from this setup compared to the mod I used the first time around. I'm still liking this though. Oh.. we were talking about Hawaii, not the mods? OK, well their best win is against Drexel.

Heres a look at the top 25 polls to this point:

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Oklahoma State (72) 12-0 1800 1 Big 12 Conference
2. Oklahoma 14-0 1718 5 Big 12 Conference
3. Texas 11-0 1644 4 Big 12 Conference
4. Kentucky 11-0 1606 3 Southeastern Conference
5. Florida 9-0 1452 6 Southeastern Conference
6. Connecticut 13-0 1413 7 Big East Conference
7. Memphis 12-1 1362 8 Conference USA
8. Michigan State 10-1 1309 2 Big Ten Conference
9. Maryland 12-0 1241 9 Atlantic Coast Conference
10. Kansas 11-1 1204 10 Big 12 Conference
11. Georgetown 10-1 990 13 Big East Conference
12. Wake Forest 13-1 948 12 Atlantic Coast Conference
13. Notre Dame 9-1 941 11 Big East Conference
14. Brigham Young 11-0 808 16 Mountain West Conference
15. Wisconsin 10-1 792 15 Big Ten Conference
16. Pittsburgh 9-1 748 22 Big East Conference
17. Virginia 11-0 676 18 Atlantic Coast Conference
18. Utah State 10-1 615 21 Western Athletic Conference
19. Villanova 10-1 450 19 Big East Conference
20. North Carolina State 10-1 437 17 Atlantic Coast Conference
21. Xavier 9-2 437 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
22. Arizona 10-2 305 23 Pacific-10 Conference
23. Syracuse 9-1 204 24 Big East Conference
24. Purdue 12-1 95 NR Big Ten Conference
25. West Virginia 9-2 86 NR Big East Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Vanderbilt 11-2 50 Southeastern Conference
Texas A&M 12-1 47 Big 12 Conference
Utah 10-1 7 Mountain West Conference
Missouri 11-1 6 Big 12 Conference
VCU 10-1 5 Colonial Athletic Association
San Diego State 10-1 4 Mountain West Conference

One thing we can say, playing this game with the regular conference setup that came with the game, hasn't made our FOFC teams any better. However, it hasn't stopped Patrick Hutt from roaring through the competition.

And the mid-major top 25:

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1. Memphis (72) 12-1 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 9-2 1662 3 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Brigham Young 11-0 1653 2 Mountain West Conference
4. Utah State 10-1 1651 4 Western Athletic Conference
5. Utah 10-1 1476 6 Mountain West Conference
6. VCU 10-1 1382 7 Colonial Athletic Association
7. Creighton 8-3 1324 11 Missouri Valley Conference
8. San Diego State 10-1 1314 8 Mountain West Conference
9. Miami-Ohio 11-1 1230 10 Mid-American Conference
10. Butler 9-2 1120 12 Horizon League
11. Gonzaga 11-3 1068 5 West Coast Conference
12. Richmond 10-2 996 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
13. Saint Joseph's 11-1 896 15 Atlantic 10 Conference
14. Western Kentucky 11-2 842 17 Sun Belt Conference
15. UNLV 9-2 825 16 Mountain West Conference
16. Southern Illinois 11-1 780 9 Missouri Valley Conference
17. Dayton 9-3 749 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
18. Central Florida 9-1 575 13 Conference USA
19. Houston 10-2 516 24 Conference USA
20. Fresno State 10-2 353 18 Western Athletic Conference
21. UTEP 9-3 297 21 Conference USA
22. Western Michigan 10-2 254 NR Mid-American Conference
23. Middle Tennessee 11-2 187 NR Sun Belt Conference
24. Vermont 11-2 124 NR America East Conference
25. Tulsa 7-2 100 19 Conference USA

Others Receiving Votes:
Nevada 8-3 78 Western Athletic Conference
Boise State 8-2 50 Western Athletic Conference
Colorado State 9-2 29 Mountain West Conference
Oakland 10-2 29 Summit League
Lehigh 8-2 14 Patriot League
George Washington 7-2 12 Atlantic 10 Conference
San Diego 8-2 8 West Coast Conference
Stephen F. Austin 8-2 3 Southland Conference
Temple 7-3 3 Atlantic 10 Conference

Well, at least we've got a second team in it

bbgunn · 01-08-2015, 12:33 AM

That's alright. My coaches are going to get this thing turned around.

Cal Poly is currently like the 2014 Florida State football team in the first half of games. We got 'em right where we want 'em.

Coffee Warlord · 01-08-2015, 10:41 AM

Winning record at CU == profit.

JeeberD · 01-08-2015, 01:55 PM

Typical UTEP season so far, hopefully we can keep going strong...

collegesportsfanms · 01-12-2015, 10:43 PM

Dec. 26, 2011-Jan. 1, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 5-9, 1-1 America East. Only 1 game this week for Hartford, a 65-57 loss at UMBC.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 5-9, 2-1 America East. The Black Bears got 2 road wins this week, winning at New Hampshire 52-45 then winning at Albany 67-63.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 7-6, 0-0 Atlantic Ten. The Billikins only had 1 game this week, a 63-59 loss to DePaul at home.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 7-6, 0-0 Big 12. It was a hard fought loss this week for the Buffaloes, as they lost 64-61 at Utah in their only game of the week.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 3-11, 2-2 Big South. High Point lost 61-49 at Winthrop, then rallied to win at Presbyterian 46-43.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-12, 0-0 Big West. 2 heartbreaking losses this week, as Cal Poly lost 60-52 at Pepperdine and 56-55 at Santa Clara.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 9-3, 0-0 Conference USA. No games this week for the Miners, who are enjoying a nice break.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 6-7, 1-2 Horizon. 2 blowout losses this week for the Ramblers, losing at home to Michigan 82-63 then losing at Illinois-Chicago 76-56.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 7-6, 3-1 Horizon. A split in 2 road games this week, as they lost at Cleveland St. 71-61 and won at Youngstown St. 60-47.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 9-5, 2-1 MVC. A home split for the Braves, as they lost to Southern Illinois 77-69 and beat Illinois St. 63-50.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 2-12, 0-3 MVC. Oof! The Aces got hammered in 2 home games this week, losing 80-60 to Illinois St. then losing to Southern Illinois 70-29. Ouch!

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 5-9, 2-2 MVC. A road split for the Redbirds, as they won at Evansville 80-60 then lost at Bradley 63-50.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 6-7, 1-3 MVC. 2 home losses for the Panthers, as they lost to Creighton 101-60 then lost to Indiana St. 58-49.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 13-0, 0-0 Mountain West. The Cougars stay perfect with 2 home wins: 70-46 vs. Utah Valley and 72-55 vs. Boise St.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-9, 0-2 Northeast. 2 tough road losses for Bryant this week, first losing 59-57 at Long Island, then losing 58-47 at Fairleigh Dickinson.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 4-8, 2-0 Southern. Davidson won 95-61 at Samford, then returned home to get a tough 74-72 victory over Appalachian St.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 4-8, 0-0 WAC. No games this week for the Warriors.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Kentucky (56) 13-0 1773 4 Southeastern Conference
2. Texas (3) 14-0 1709 3 Big 12 Conference
3. Oklahoma (13) 14-0 1700 2 Big 12 Conference
4. Connecticut 13-0 1531 6 Big East Conference
5. Michigan State 12-1 1519 8 Big Ten Conference
6. Florida 11-0 1413 5 Southeastern Conference
7. Oklahoma State 13-0 1367 1 Big 12 Conference
8. Maryland 14-0 1298 9 Atlantic Coast Conference
9. Kansas 12-1 1277 10 Big 12 Conference
10. Notre Dame 11-1 1106 13 Big East Conference
11. Memphis 12-1 1043 7 Conference USA
12. Wake Forest 13-1 988 12 Atlantic Coast Conference
13. Brigham Young 13-0 958 14 Mountain West Conference
14. Georgetown 10-1 834 11 Big East Conference
15. Virginia 12-0 764 17 Atlantic Coast Conference
16. Wisconsin 12-1 731 15 Big Ten Conference
17. Villanova 11-1 691 19 Big East Conference
18. North Carolina State 11-1 672 20 Atlantic Coast Conference
19. Utah State 12-1 461 18 Western Athletic Conference
20. Syracuse 10-1 449 23 Big East Conference
21. West Virginia 10-2 283 25 Big East Conference
22. Xavier 10-3 184 21 Atlantic 10 Conference
23. Vanderbilt 11-2 177 NR Southeastern Conference
24. Utah 11-1 155 NR Mountain West Conference
25. Texas A&M 13-1 99 NR Big 12 Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Arizona 11-3 74 Pacific-10 Conference
VCU 12-1 63 Colonial Athletic Association
Miami-Ohio 12-1 33 Mid-American Conference
Marquette 10-2 24 Big East Conference
San Diego State 11-1 17 Mountain West Conference
Missouri 11-1 6 Big 12 Conference
Miami 13-1 1 Atlantic Coast Conference

BYU moves up 1 spot, but their non-conference schedule hasn't exactly been overpowering.

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (68) 12-1 1796 1 Conference USA
2. Brigham Young (4) 13-0 1732 3 Mountain West Conference
3. Utah State 12-1 1621 4 Western Athletic Conference
4. Xavier 10-3 1571 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
5. Utah 11-1 1518 5 Mountain West Conference
6. VCU 12-1 1437 6 Colonial Athletic Association
7. San Diego State 11-1 1327 8 Mountain West Conference
8. Butler 11-2 1271 10 Horizon League
9. Gonzaga 12-3 1168 11 West Coast Conference
10. Miami-Ohio 12-1 1158 9 Mid-American Conference
11. Richmond 11-2 1040 12 Atlantic 10 Conference
12. Creighton 9-4 926 7 Missouri Valley Conference
13. Western Kentucky 13-2 920 14 Sun Belt Conference
14. Dayton 10-3 881 17 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. Saint Joseph's 12-1 812 13 Atlantic 10 Conference
16. UNLV 10-2 812 15 Mountain West Conference
17. Southern Illinois 13-1 807 16 Missouri Valley Conference
18. Fresno State 11-2 486 20 Western Athletic Conference
19. UTEP 9-3 424 21 Conference USA
20. Tulsa 9-2 405 25 Conference USA
21. Nevada 10-3 383 NR Western Athletic Conference
22. Houston 11-2 317 19 Conference USA
23. Colorado State 11-2 218 NR Mountain West Conference
24. Central Florida 9-2 149 18 Conference USA
25. Oakland 11-2 131 NR Summit League

Others Receiving Votes:
George Washington 9-2 36 Atlantic 10 Conference
San Diego 10-2 32 West Coast Conference
Winthrop 12-3 11 Big South Conference
Vermont 12-3 4 America East Conference
Western Michigan 10-3 3 Mid-American Conference
Montana 11-3 2 Big Sky Conference
Bowling Green 10-3 1 Mid-American Conference
Middle Tennessee 12-3 1 Sun Belt Conference

collegesportsfanms · 01-12-2015, 11:10 PM

Jan. 2-8, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 5-12, 1-3 America East. The losing streak is 4 now, as the Hawks lost a non-conference game at home to Princeton 65-56, then lost a nail biter 35-34 to Albany (bet there weren't many fans awake after that one), and finally traveled to Boston University and lost 76-42.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 6-10, 3-1 America East. A split this week for the Black Bears, who lost a non-conference home game 56-47 to Radford, then travelled to Vermont and won a huge conference game 77-74 in OT.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 8-6, 0-0 Atlantic Ten. Only 1 game this week for the Billikens, who won at a tough Missouri team, 70-60.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 7-7, 0-1 Big 12. The Buffaloes opened up conference play at a top 10 Oklahoma St. team, losing 69-60.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 3-13, 2-3 Big South. The Panthers continue to struggle, losing a non-conference game 61-51 at Eastern Michigan, then returning home and losing 63-50 to Radford.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-14, 0-1 Big West. 2 home losses this week for the Mustangs, first losing their conference opener 61-60 in OT to Cal St. Fullerton, then going out of conference, hosting and losing to UNLV 73-53.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 11-3, 0-0 Conference USA. 2 dominating non-conference road wins for the Miners, winning at Portland 107-65 and at North Dakota 93-41.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 7-8, 2-3 Horizon. A home split this week for the Ramblers, who got hammered by Cleveland St. 79-44, then beat Youngstown St. 66-56.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 9-6, 5-1 Horizon. The Raiders are doing well now, winning 2 home conference games this week: 76-65 vs. Green Bay and 73-42 vs. Milwaukee.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 9-7, 2-3 MVC. 2 road losses for the Braves this week: 60-54 at Indiana St. and 79-70 at Creighton.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 3-13, 1-4 MVC. The Aces lost at Creighton 70-42 then won at Indiana St. 62-56.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 6-9, 3-2 MVC. Only 1 game this week for the Redbirds, but it was a big one, as they handed Southern Illinois their second loss of the season, 75-67 in OT.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 8-7, 3-3 MVC. 2 road conference wins for the Panthers, who won at Drake 63-55 and at Missouri St. 82-72.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 14-0, 1-0 Mountain West. The Cougars had 1 game this week, opening up conference play at home against TCU and winning 88-77.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-11, 0-4 Northeast. The Bulldogs opened the week by losing at St. Francis-NY 51-46, then returning home and losing to Wagner 56-42.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 6-8, 4-0 Southern. 2 more dominating conference wins for the Wildcats, winning at Furman 67-47 and returning home to beat Citadel 79-41.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 4-11, 0-1 WAC. The Warriors lost both their games this week, both at home. A non-conference loss to Nebraska 58-53 and their conference opener to Boise St. 79-72.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Kentucky (53) 14-0 1771 1 Southeastern Conference
2. Texas (19) 15-0 1731 2 Big 12 Conference
3. Michigan State 14-1 1664 5 Big Ten Conference
4. Connecticut 15-0 1574 4 Big East Conference
5. Florida 13-0 1480 6 Southeastern Conference
6. Oklahoma State 15-0 1405 7 Big 12 Conference
7. Kansas 14-1 1397 9 Big 12 Conference
8. Maryland 15-0 1344 8 Atlantic Coast Conference
9. Oklahoma 14-1 1218 3 Big 12 Conference
10. Memphis 13-1 1109 11 Conference USA
11. Wake Forest 14-1 1009 12 Atlantic Coast Conference
12. Wisconsin 14-1 989 16 Big Ten Conference
13. Brigham Young 14-0 918 13 Mountain West Conference
14. Villanova 13-1 880 17 Big East Conference
15. North Carolina State 13-1 778 18 Atlantic Coast Conference
16. Virginia 14-0 764 15 Atlantic Coast Conference
17. Notre Dame 12-2 753 10 Big East Conference
18. Xavier 12-3 526 22 Atlantic 10 Conference
19. West Virginia 12-2 513 21 Big East Conference
20. Georgetown 11-2 414 14 Big East Conference
21. Arizona 13-3 294 NR Pacific-10 Conference
22. Marquette 12-2 198 NR Big East Conference
23. Vanderbilt 11-2 191 23 Southeastern Conference
24. VCU 14-1 153 NR Colonial Athletic Association
25. San Diego State 13-1 112 NR Mountain West Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Louisville 11-3 95 Big East Conference
Miami-Ohio 13-1 83 Mid-American Conference
Utah State 13-2 17 Western Athletic Conference
Butler 13-2 11 Horizon League
Tennessee 12-2 8 Southeastern Conference
Miami 14-1 1 Atlantic Coast Conference

No change for BYU. Hopefully UTEP can start getting some votes in the AP poll.

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (69) 13-1 1797 1 Conference USA
2. Brigham Young (3) 14-0 1712 2 Mountain West Conference
3. Xavier 12-3 1661 4 Atlantic 10 Conference
4. Utah State 13-2 1517 3 Western Athletic Conference
5. VCU 14-1 1509 6 Colonial Athletic Association
6. San Diego State 13-1 1366 7 Mountain West Conference
7. Butler 13-2 1346 8 Horizon League
8. Gonzaga 14-3 1268 9 West Coast Conference
9. Creighton 11-4 1219 12 Missouri Valley Conference
10. Utah 12-2 1130 5 Mountain West Conference
11. Miami-Ohio 13-1 1097 10 Mid-American Conference
12. Western Kentucky 15-2 1021 13 Sun Belt Conference
13. Richmond 12-2 989 11 Atlantic 10 Conference
14. UNLV 13-2 978 16 Mountain West Conference
15. Saint Joseph's 13-1 806 15 Atlantic 10 Conference
16. Dayton 10-4 689 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Southern Illinois 14-2 635 17 Missouri Valley Conference
18. UTEP 11-3 580 19 Conference USA
19. Tulsa 11-2 539 20 Conference USA
20. Houston 12-2 448 22 Conference USA
21. Oakland 13-2 328 25 Summit League
22. Nevada 11-4 261 21 Western Athletic Conference
23. Winthrop 14-3 201 NR Big South Conference
24. Fresno State 12-3 172 18 Western Athletic Conference
25. Western Michigan 11-3 70 NR Mid-American Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Old Dominion 11-5 23 Colonial Athletic Association
Siena 13-4 11 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
George Washington 9-3 10 Atlantic 10 Conference
Pepperdine 12-3 10 West Coast Conference
Massachusetts 10-3 4 Atlantic 10 Conference
San Diego 11-3 3 West Coast Conference

Despite winning their game this week, BYU lost a first place vote in the mid-major poll. Bummer.

collegesportsfanms · 01-13-2015, 12:13 AM

Jan. 9-15, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 6-13, 2-4 America East. A home split for the Hawks this week. First a 70-62 loss to Vermont and then a 50-26 win against New Hampshire.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 6-12, 3-3 America East. 2 tough home losses for the Black Bears this week: 57-46 to Stony Brook and 57-55 to Binghamton.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 9-7, 1-1 America East. A road split for the Billikens this week, losing 71-67 at Temple and beating George Washington 73-71 in overtime.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 8-8, 1-2 Big 12. The Buffaloes had 2 home games this week, splitting them. First they were hammered 73-39 by Kansas, then they upset Missouri 91-84.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 3-15, 2-5 Big South. 2 more home losses this week for the Panthers, first losing 63-45 to Liberty, then losing 52-45 to VMI.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-16, 0-3 Big West. The struggles continue for the Mustangs, first losing 71-66 at Cal St. Northridge, then returning home and losing 66-48 to Pacific.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 11-5, 0-2 Confrence USA. Not a good start to conference play for the Miners, who lost 83-69 at home to Memphis then lost 89-80 at Tulsa.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 7-10, 2-5 Horizon. The Ramblers made the Wisconsin trip this week, losing 81-58 at Milwaukee and 75-69 at Green Bay.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 9-8, 5-3 Horizon. The Raiders lost 2 tough road games this week: 83-69 at Valparaiso and 65-63 at Butler.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 11-7, 4-3 MVC. The Braves got 2 home wins this week, 79-49 over Drake and 60-46 over Missouri St.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 3-15, 1-6 MVC. The Aces lost 2 home games this week, 70-33 to Missouri St. and 66-60 to Drake.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 6-11, 3-4 MVC. The Redbirds lost 2 home games this week: 61-56 to Indiana St. and 86-71 to Creighton.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 10-7, 4-3 MVC. The Panthers had 2 road wins this week. First a non-conference win at Arkansas St. 59-41, then an 80-78 overtime win over Wichita St.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 15-1, 2-1 Mountain West. The winning streak is over for the Cougars, who lost 95-82 at Air Force. They've started a new winning streak though by returning home and beating New Mexico 90-84 to end the week.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-13, 0-6 Northeast. The struggles continue for the Bulldogs who lost 51-42 at Robert Morris then returned home and lost to Central Connecticut St. 47-38.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 8-8, 6-0 Southern. The Wildcats continue to roll, beat Elon 103-72 in a home game, then going to Western Carolina and winning 84-49.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 5-12, 1-2 WAC. It was a road split this week for the Warriors, but not the way you would expect. They lost 50-40 to a 5 win Idaho team, then beat a 12 win Fresno St. team 60-51.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (31) 17-0 1759 2 Big 12 Conference
2. Kentucky (41) 16-0 1757 1 Southeastern Conference
3. Michigan State 16-1 1659 3 Big Ten Conference
4. Kansas 16-1 1565 7 Big 12 Conference
5. Florida 15-0 1513 5 Southeastern Conference
6. Oklahoma State 17-0 1466 6 Big 12 Conference
7. Memphis 15-1 1347 10 Conference USA
8. Notre Dame 14-2 1227 17 Big East Conference
9. Wake Forest 16-1 1197 11 Atlantic Coast Conference
10. Wisconsin 16-1 1190 12 Big Ten Conference
11. Maryland 16-1 1069 8 Atlantic Coast Conference
12. Oklahoma 15-2 1061 9 Big 12 Conference
13. Xavier 14-3 911 18 Atlantic 10 Conference
14. West Virginia 14-2 835 19 Big East Conference
15. Connecticut 15-2 831 4 Big East Conference
16. Arizona 15-3 692 21 Pacific-10 Conference
17. Villanova 14-2 650 14 Big East Conference
18. Brigham Young 15-1 569 13 Mountain West Conference
19. North Carolina State 14-2 523 15 Atlantic Coast Conference
20. Tennessee 14-2 360 NR Southeastern Conference
21. Creighton 13-4 240 NR Missouri Valley Conference
22. Miami-Ohio 15-1 216 NR Mid-American Conference
23. Gonzaga 16-3 210 NR West Coast Conference
24. Utah State 14-2 203 NR Western Athletic Conference
25. Butler 15-2 127 NR Horizon League

Others Receiving Votes:
Miami 16-1 57 Atlantic Coast Conference
Pittsburgh 12-4 52 Big East Conference
Virginia 14-2 48 Atlantic Coast Conference
Syracuse 12-3 18 Big East Conference
Utah 14-2 16 Mountain West Conference
Vanderbilt 12-3 11 Southeastern Conference
VCU 15-2 11 Colonial Athletic Association
Richmond 14-2 5 Atlantic 10 Conference
Louisville 12-4 2 Big East Conference
UNLV 15-2 2 Mountain West Conference
Purdue 15-3 1 Big Ten Conference

No big surprise to see BYU drop a few spots after their first loss of the season.

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 15-1 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 14-3 1720 3 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Brigham Young 15-1 1642 2 Mountain West Conference
4. Creighton 13-4 1488 9 Missouri Valley Conference
5. Butler 15-2 1446 7 Horizon League
6. Utah State 14-2 1440 4 Western Athletic Conference
7. Gonzaga 16-3 1426 8 West Coast Conference
8. Utah 14-2 1283 10 Mountain West Conference
9. VCU 15-2 1162 5 Colonial Athletic Association
10. Richmond 14-2 1141 13 Atlantic 10 Conference
11. UNLV 15-2 1096 14 Mountain West Conference
12. Miami-Ohio 15-1 1095 11 Mid-American Conference
13. San Diego State 14-2 963 6 Mountain West Conference
14. Western Kentucky 16-2 901 12 Sun Belt Conference
15. Saint Joseph's 15-1 836 15 Atlantic 10 Conference
16. Tulsa 13-2 679 19 Conference USA
17. Dayton 11-5 654 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
18. Nevada 13-4 566 22 Western Athletic Conference
19. Oakland 15-2 526 21 Summit League
20. Old Dominion 13-5 428 NR Colonial Athletic Association
21. Southern Illinois 14-4 277 17 Missouri Valley Conference
22. UTEP 11-5 254 18 Conference USA
23. New Mexico State 12-4 147 NR Western Athletic Conference
24. Winthrop 15-4 140 23 Big South Conference
25. Montana 14-4 111 NR Big Sky Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Temple 11-5 47 Atlantic 10 Conference
Central Florida 11-4 40 Conference USA
Houston 12-4 35 Conference USA
Western Michigan 12-4 19 Mid-American Conference
Siena 14-5 15 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Santa Clara 13-4 9 West Coast Conference
George Washington 10-4 6 Atlantic 10 Conference
Kent State 11-5 4 Mid-American Conference
Massachusetts 11-4 3 Atlantic 10 Conference
San Diego 12-4 1 West Coast Conference

BYU lost their 3 first place votes in the mid-major poll and dropped a spot. UTEP dropped 4 spots after their 0-2 week.

collegesportsfanms · 01-13-2015, 09:36 PM

Jan. 16-22, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 7-14, 3-5 America East. The Hawks split this week, first winning 59-55 at Stony Brook, then losing at home to UMBC 57-53.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 7-13, 4-4 America East. The Black Bears split 2 home games this week, losing 80-71 to UMBC and beating New Hampshire 70-47.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 11-7, 3-1 Atlantic Ten. 2 more wins this week for the Billikens. First a 73-50 win at Duquesne and then returning home to beat LaSalle 72-52.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 8-10, 1-3 Big 12. 2 road losses this week for the Buffaloes, first a tough non-conference loss at Creighton 65-64, then returning to conference play and losing at Kansas St. 64-47.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 4-16, 3-6 Big South. The Panthers split 2 road games this week, losing 60-44 at Gardner Webb and winning 63-59 at UNC Asheville.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 1-17, 1-4 Big West. The Mustangs and coach St. John have their first win after winning at UC Irvine 59-38, then they returned home and lost 69-45 to Long Beach St.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 13-5, 2-2 Conference USA. The Miners beat Tulane at home 86-57, then travelled to Central Florida and won 79-56.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 7-12, 2-7 Horizon. 2 home losses for the Ramblers this week, losing 66-49 to Valparaiso and 87-58 to Butler.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 11-9, 5-4 Horizon. 3 games this week for the Raiders, the first 2 being non-conference home games. A 65-37 win against Central Michigan and a 72-48 win against Columbia. Then a 68-67 loss at Detroit as they get back into conference play.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 12-8, 5-4 MVC. A road split for the Braves as they won 78-69 at Northern Iowa then lost 63-40 at Wichita St.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 3-17, 1-8 MVC. 2 road losses for the Aces this week: 71-52 at Wichita St. and 66-50 at Northern Iowa.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 7-12, 4-5 MVC. A road split for the Redbirds this week, as they lost 60-32 at Missouri St. but rebounded to win 61-45 at Drake.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 11-8, 5-4 MVC. A home split for the Panthers, as they lost 78-69 to Bradley but won 66-50 against Evansville.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 17-1, 4-1 Mountain West. 2 more wins for the Cougars this week as they hosted Wyoming and won 82-63 then travelled to San Diego St. and won 98-95 in overtime.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-15, 0-8 Northeast. The Bulldogs continue to be winless in conference play, this week losing 2 home games: 56-47 to Sacred Heart and 64-44 to Mt. St. Marys.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 10-8, 8-0 Southern. The Wildcats stay undefeated in conference play and now have a winning record after a 96-56 home win over UNC Greensboro and a 75-63 home win over Wofford.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 6-13, 2-3 WAC. A home split for the Warriors as they lost 68-65 to New Mexico St. and beat Louisiana Tech 71-55.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (69) 19-0 1797 1 Big 12 Conference
2. Michigan State 18-1 1718 3 Big Ten Conference
3. Florida (3) 17-0 1646 5 Southeastern Conference
4. Kansas 18-1 1607 4 Big 12 Conference
5. Maryland 18-1 1465 11 Atlantic Coast Conference
6. Memphis 17-1 1443 7 Conference USA
7. Oklahoma State 18-1 1374 6 Big 12 Conference
8. Kentucky 18-0 1325 2 Southeastern Conference
9. Wisconsin 17-2 1220 10 Big Ten Conference
10. Arizona 16-3 1051 16 Pacific-10 Conference
11. Oklahoma 16-3 1001 12 Big 12 Conference
12. Wake Forest 17-2 978 9 Atlantic Coast Conference
13. Connecticut 16-3 972 15 Big East Conference
14. Notre Dame 15-3 920 8 Big East Conference
15. Tennessee 16-2 753 20 Southeastern Conference
16. Xavier 16-3 739 13 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Brigham Young 17-1 728 18 Mountain West Conference
18. Pittsburgh 14-4 602 NR Big East Conference
19. Gonzaga 18-3 480 23 West Coast Conference
20. West Virginia 15-3 331 14 Big East Conference
21. North Carolina State 15-3 301 19 Atlantic Coast Conference
22. Utah State 16-2 266 24 Western Athletic Conference
23. Villanova 15-3 257 17 Big East Conference
24. Marquette 14-4 226 NR Big East Conference
25. Miami-Ohio 16-2 46 22 Mid-American Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Utah 16-2 41 Mountain West Conference
Georgetown 13-4 31 Big East Conference
Richmond 16-2 27 Atlantic 10 Conference
Purdue 17-3 20 Big Ten Conference
Saint Joseph's 17-1 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
Miami 17-2 11 Atlantic Coast Conference
Butler 16-3 2 Horizon League
Creighton 15-4 2 Missouri Valley Conference

BYU is still our only representative in the AP Top 25, as the Cougars move up 1 spot.

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 17-1 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 16-3 1712 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Brigham Young 17-1 1642 3 Mountain West Conference
4. Gonzaga 18-3 1600 7 West Coast Conference
5. Utah State 16-2 1512 6 Western Athletic Conference
6. Creighton 15-4 1336 4 Missouri Valley Conference
7. Utah 16-2 1334 8 Mountain West Conference
8. Butler 16-3 1320 5 Horizon League
9. Richmond 16-2 1281 10 Atlantic 10 Conference
10. UNLV 16-3 1148 11 Mountain West Conference
11. Saint Joseph's 17-1 1071 15 Atlantic 10 Conference
12. Miami-Ohio 16-2 1027 12 Mid-American Conference
13. Western Kentucky 18-2 921 14 Sun Belt Conference
14. San Diego State 15-3 915 13 Mountain West Conference
15. VCU 17-2 786 9 Colonial Athletic Association
16. Dayton 12-6 644 17 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Nevada 15-4 608 18 Western Athletic Conference
18. Tulsa 14-3 605 16 Conference USA
19. Old Dominion 15-5 587 20 Colonial Athletic Association
20. Siena 16-5 386 NR Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
21. UTEP 13-5 322 22 Conference USA
22. Southern Illinois 16-4 315 21 Missouri Valley Conference
23. Oakland 16-3 229 19 Summit League
24. New Mexico State 14-4 141 23 Western Athletic Conference
25. Winthrop 17-4 92 24 Big South Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Montana 16-4 24 Big Sky Conference
Western Michigan 13-4 17 Mid-American Conference
Massachusetts 13-4 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
Houston 13-5 5 Conference USA
Marshall 13-5 4 Conference USA
Bowling Green 13-5 1 Mid-American Conference
Middle Tennessee 16-5 1 Sun Belt Conference

The Cougars stand pat at #3 in the mid-major poll while UTEP moves up a spot.

collegesportsfanms · 01-13-2015, 10:05 PM

Jan. 23-29, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 7-16, 3-7 America East. 2 road losses for the Hawks: 48-36 at Binghamton and 59-53 at Albany.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 7-14, 4-5 America East. Just 1 game for the Black Bears this week, a 60-52 loss at Boston U.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 12-8, 4-2 Atlantic Ten. A home split for the Billikens, who beat Duquesne 77-66 and lost to Temple 63-61.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 8-12, 1-5 Big 12. 2 blowouts this week for the Buffaloes, who lost 70-56 at Nebraska then returned home and lost 98-70 to #1 and undefeated Texas.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 4-18, 3-8 Big South. The Panthers had 2 home losses this week, 51-49 to Presbyterian and 85-51 to Winthrop.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 3-17, 3-4 Big West. Don't look now but the Mustangs are arriving! First a 68-58 win at UC Santa Barbara, then returning home to beat UC Davis 47-42.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 15-5, 4-2 Conference USA. 2 more wins for the Miners, both at home. First a 69-60 win over Central Florida and a 70-58 win over ECU.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 7-14, 2-8 Horizon. The Ramblers travelled to Wisconsin for a non-conference showdown and got hammered 84-52, then returned home for conference play, losing 78-76 to Illinois-Chicago.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 12-10, 6-5 Horizon. The Raiders split their home games this week, beating Youngstown St. 55-47 and losing 76-53 to Cleveland St.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 13-9, 6-5 MVC. The Braves had 2 close games this week, losing 81-75 at Illinois St. then winning 70-68 at Southern Illinois.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 3-19, 1-10 MVC. 2 more road losses for the Aces, who lost 65-50 at Southern Illinois and 84-45 at Illinois St.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 9-12, 6-5 MVC. A good week for the Redbirds, who won 2 home games, first 81-75 against Bradley then 84-45 against Evansville.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 12-9, 6-5 MVC. A road split for the Panthers as they won at Indiana St. 61-41 then lost at Creighton 89-65.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 19-1, 6-1 Mountain West. 2 more wins this week for the Cougars as they won 101-68 at Colorado St. then returned home to beat UNLV 87-79.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 5-16, 1-9 Northeast. 2 home games this week for the Bulldogs, as they get their first conference win by beating St. Francis-NY 53-39, then dropped a tough one to Robert Morris 59-55.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) - 10-10, 8-2 Southern. The run is over for the Wildcats as they lost both their games this week, first 89-67 at College of Charleston, then 69-59 at Wofford.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 7-14, 3-4 WAC. A road split for the Warriors who lost 89-72 at Nevada but went to San Jose St. and hammered them 100-61.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (72) 21-0 1800 1 Big 12 Conference
2. Kansas 20-1 1728 4 Big 12 Conference
3. Michigan State 19-2 1621 2 Big Ten Conference
4. Florida 18-1 1547 3 Southeastern Conference
5. Maryland 20-1 1515 5 Atlantic Coast Conference
6. Memphis 19-1 1437 6 Conference USA
7. Oklahoma State 20-1 1395 7 Big 12 Conference
8. Wisconsin 19-2 1247 9 Big Ten Conference
9. Arizona 18-3 1243 10 Pacific-10 Conference
10. Kentucky 20-0 1204 8 Southeastern Conference
11. Wake Forest 19-2 1087 12 Atlantic Coast Conference
12. Tennessee 18-2 957 15 Southeastern Conference
13. Connecticut 17-4 933 13 Big East Conference
14. Notre Dame 16-4 868 14 Big East Conference
15. North Carolina State 17-3 704 21 Atlantic Coast Conference
16. Xavier 17-4 687 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Brigham Young 19-1 652 17 Mountain West Conference
18. Pittsburgh 15-5 541 18 Big East Conference
19. Villanova 17-3 469 23 Big East Conference
20. Oklahoma 16-5 468 11 Big 12 Conference
21. Utah State 18-2 421 22 Western Athletic Conference
22. Gonzaga 19-4 304 19 West Coast Conference
23. Georgetown 15-4 173 NR Big East Conference
24. Marquette 15-5 122 24 Big East Conference
25. Utah 18-2 85 NR Mountain West Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Richmond 18-2 71 Atlantic 10 Conference
West Virginia 16-4 55 Big East Conference
Miami-Ohio 18-2 29 Mid-American Conference
Louisville 15-5 21 Big East Conference
Creighton 16-5 7 Missouri Valley Conference
Saint Joseph's 19-1 7 Atlantic 10 Conference
Miami 18-3 1 Atlantic Coast Conference
Western Kentucky 20-2 1 Sun Belt Conference

No change in the AP top 25, BYU stays at #17 and no other FOFC teams got a vote.

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 19-1 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 17-4 1710 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Brigham Young 19-1 1645 3 Mountain West Conference
4. Gonzaga 19-4 1550 4 West Coast Conference
5. Utah State 18-2 1541 5 Western Athletic Conference
6. Creighton 16-5 1397 6 Missouri Valley Conference
7. Richmond 18-2 1377 9 Atlantic 10 Conference
8. Utah 18-2 1339 7 Mountain West Conference
9. Butler 17-4 1236 8 Horizon League
10. Miami-Ohio 18-2 1044 12 Mid-American Conference
11. UNLV 16-5 1015 10 Mountain West Conference
12. Western Kentucky 20-2 1008 13 Sun Belt Conference
13. Saint Joseph's 19-1 992 11 Atlantic 10 Conference
14. Dayton 13-7 837 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. Old Dominion 17-5 820 19 Colonial Athletic Association
16. San Diego State 16-4 755 14 Mountain West Conference
17. Nevada 17-4 671 17 Western Athletic Conference
18. VCU 18-3 551 15 Colonial Athletic Association
19. UTEP 15-5 516 21 Conference USA
20. Siena 18-5 505 20 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
21. Tulsa 14-5 307 18 Conference USA
22. Bradley 13-9 187 NR Missouri Valley Conference
23. Southern Illinois 17-5 157 22 Missouri Valley Conference
24. Winthrop 19-4 137 25 Big South Conference
25. Temple 13-7 98 NR Atlantic 10 Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Oakland 17-3 62 Summit League
New Mexico 12-9 29 Mountain West Conference
Montana 17-4 27 Big Sky Conference
Western Michigan 15-4 19 Mid-American Conference
Marshall 15-5 13 Conference USA
New Mexico State 14-5 12 Western Athletic Conference
Belmont 16-5 11 Atlantic Sun Conference
College of Charleston 14-5 9 Southern Conference
Vermont 18-5 8 America East Conference
Bowling Green 15-5 5 Mid-American Conference
UAB 12-6 5 Conference USA
Kent State 14-6 4 Mid-American Conference
Houston 14-6 1 Conference USA

Let's welcome the Bradley Braves to the mid-major top 25. Not sure how that happened since they didn't even receive a vote in last weeks mid-major poll, but congrats to Alex Donovan none the less.

collegesportsfanms · 01-15-2015, 12:15 PM

Jan. 30-Feb. 6, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 7-18, 3-9 America East. The losing streak is now 5 for the Hawks, who this week lost 56-51 at home to Maine, then lost 69-56 at Vermont.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 9-15, 5-6 America East. The Black Bears had 3 games this week, opening with a home non-conference game, beating Harvard 68-64. Then they travelled to Hartford and beat them 56-51, but lost a heartbreaker at Stony Brook, 55-53.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 14-8, 6-2 Atlantic Ten. 2 dominating wins for the Billikens this week, a 62-49 home win against GW, then a 63-24 win at Rhode Island.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 8-14, 1-7 Big 12. 2 more losses this week for the Buffaloes, a 66-54 loss at home to Iowa St., then a 75-59 loss at Kansas.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 4-19, 3-9 Big South. Just 1 game this week for the Panthers, a 56-36 loss at Radford.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 4-18, 4-5 Big West. A split this week for the Mustangs, as they stayed home to defeat UC Riverside 53-40, but lost 56-45 at Cal St. Fullerton.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 16-6, 5-3 Conference USA. A split this week for the Miners, who won 69-54 at SMU, then lost a heartbreaker at home to Marshall, 77-76.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 8-15, 3-9 Horizon. A road split for the Ramblers this week, as they won 70-49 at Youngstown St. but lost 74-41 at Cleveland St.

Wright State (Shane Korme) -- 13-11, 7-6 Horizon. A road split for the Raiders, who lost 74-66 at Milwaukee, but recovered to win 72-64 at Green Bay.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 14-10, 7-6 MVC. A home split for the Braves, who lost to Creighton 73-65 but hammered Indiana St. 74-37.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 4-20, 2-11 MVC. The Aces stayed home for 2 games this week, beating Indiana St. 60-58 but losing 79-47 to Creighton.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 11-12, 7-5 MVC. The Redbirds took a short break from MVC play to host SIU Edwardsville and beat them 55-40, then jumped back into conference play, winning at Southern Illinois 68-66.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 14-9, 8-5 MVC. 2 good home wins for the Panthers, as they beat Missouri St. 63-45 and beat Drake 61-46.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 21-1, 8-1 Mountain West. 2 more wins for the Cougars this week, first a tough 94-91 win at home against Utah, then an easier 67-47 win at TCU.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 6-17, 2-10 Northeast. The Bulldogs split this week, winning at home against Long Island 48-46 and losing at Mt. St. Marys 55-46.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 12-10, 10-2 Southern. The Wildcats got back on the right path this week, hosting Samford and winning 84-73, then travelling to Elon and winning 63-45.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 7-15, 3-5 WAC. Just 1 game this week for the Warriors, who battled but lost a home game to Utah St. 79-72.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (61) 22-1 1789 1 Big 12 Conference
2. Michigan State (4) 21-2 1723 3 Big Ten Conference
3. Florida (7) 20-1 1625 4 Southeastern Conference
4. Kansas 21-2 1608 2 Big 12 Conference
5. Oklahoma State 22-1 1533 7 Big 12 Conference
6. Arizona 20-3 1369 9 Pacific-10 Conference
7. Kentucky 20-2 1360 10 Southeastern Conference
8. Maryland 21-2 1358 5 Atlantic Coast Conference
9. Memphis 20-2 1222 6 Conference USA
10. Notre Dame 18-4 1078 14 Big East Conference
11. North Carolina State 19-3 1022 15 Atlantic Coast Conference
12. Wisconsin 19-3 992 8 Big Ten Conference
13. Wake Forest 20-3 923 11 Atlantic Coast Conference
14. Connecticut 19-4 795 13 Big East Conference
15. Tennessee 20-2 768 12 Southeastern Conference
16. Villanova 19-3 722 19 Big East Conference
17. Xavier 18-5 690 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
18. Brigham Young 21-1 656 17 Mountain West Conference
19. Oklahoma 18-5 585 20 Big 12 Conference
20. Marquette 17-5 390 24 Big East Conference
21. Pittsburgh 16-6 367 18 Big East Conference
22. Gonzaga 20-4 235 22 West Coast Conference
23. Utah State 19-3 161 21 Western Athletic Conference
24. Miami-Ohio 20-2 145 NR Mid-American Conference
25. West Virginia 17-5 145 NR Big East Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Creighton 18-5 52 Missouri Valley Conference
Western Kentucky 22-2 47 Sun Belt Conference
Richmond 19-3 10 Atlantic 10 Conference
Butler 19-4 8 Horizon League
Georgetown 16-5 7 Big East Conference
Miami 20-3 5 Atlantic Coast Conference
Utah 19-3 5 Mountain West Conference
Vanderbilt 16-5 5 Southeastern Conference

Despite continuing to win, BYU slips another spot in the polls. Unbelievable!

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 20-2 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 18-5 1718 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Brigham Young 21-1 1665 3 Mountain West Conference
4. Gonzaga 20-4 1541 4 West Coast Conference
5. Creighton 18-5 1488 6 Missouri Valley Conference
6. Utah State 19-3 1463 5 Western Athletic Conference
7. Butler 19-4 1320 9 Horizon League
8. Richmond 19-3 1293 7 Atlantic 10 Conference
9. Western Kentucky 22-2 1232 12 Sun Belt Conference
10. Utah 19-3 1206 8 Mountain West Conference
11. Miami-Ohio 20-2 1095 10 Mid-American Conference
12. UNLV 17-5 959 11 Mountain West Conference
13. San Diego State 18-4 856 16 Mountain West Conference
14. Saint Joseph's 20-2 833 13 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. Nevada 19-4 811 17 Western Athletic Conference
16. Dayton 15-7 773 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Old Dominion 18-6 666 15 Colonial Athletic Association
18. VCU 20-3 635 18 Colonial Athletic Association
19. UTEP 16-6 496 19 Conference USA
20. Tulsa 16-5 413 21 Conference USA
21. Siena 18-6 348 20 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
22. Temple 15-7 231 25 Atlantic 10 Conference
23. Winthrop 21-4 166 24 Big South Conference
24. Saint Louis 14-8 102 NR Atlantic 10 Conference
25. Marshall 17-5 63 NR Conference USA

Others Receiving Votes:
Bradley 14-10 60 Missouri Valley Conference
Montana 19-4 50 Big Sky Conference
Western Michigan 17-4 44 Mid-American Conference
Southern Illinois 18-6 27 Missouri Valley Conference
College of Charleston 16-5 15 Southern Conference
Vermont 20-5 13 America East Conference
Oakland 18-4 10 Summit League
Houston 16-6 4 Conference USA
New Mexico State 15-6 2 Western Athletic Conference
Middle Tennessee 19-6 1 Sun Belt Conference
Wichita State 17-7 1 Missouri Valley Conference

We welcome St. Louis into the mid-major top 25, making 4 of our FOFC coached teams receiving votes in this poll. Bradley loses their spot in the top 25 but is still right in the thick of things.

collegesportsfanms · 01-15-2015, 01:16 PM

Feb. 6-12, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 8-18, 4-9 8th America East. 1 game this week for the Hawks, a 61-43 victory at home against Stony Brook.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 10-16, 6-7 6th America East. A split this week for the Black Bears, as they hosted Albany and lost 68-60, then won at UMBC 67-46.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 16-8, 8-2 T-2nd Atlantic Ten. 2 wins this week for the Billikens, who won 97-57 at St. Bonvanture and then returned home to beat Dayton 81-73.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 8-16, 1-9 12th (last) Big 12. 2 more losses this week for the Buffaloes, first a home loss to Texas A&M 87-67, then a 69-59 loss at Baylor.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 6-19, 5-9 7th Big South. A couple nice road wins for the Panthers this week, a 59-58 win at VMI and a 65-53 win at Liberty.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 5-18, 5-5 T-6th Big West. Just 1 game for the Mustangs this week, a home game against Cal St. Northridge in which they won 72-64.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 17-7, 6-4 T-4th Conference USA. The Miners split this week, hosting Tulsa and losing 79-62, then winning at Rice 78-68.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 9-16, 4-10 8th Horizon. The Ramblers stayed home for 2 games this week, losing 71-60 to Green Bay but beating Milwaukee 57-47.

Wright State (Shane Korme) -- 15-11, 9-6 T-4th Horizon. 2 solid home wins this week for the Raiders who hammered Butler 75-50 then beat Valparaiso 52-50.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 16-10, 9-6 3rd MVC. 2 road wins for the Braves this week, as they beat Missouri St. 67-55 then totally dismantled Drake 104-48.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 5-21, 3-12 9th MVC. 2 road games for the Aces this week, as they beat Drake 50-42 but lost to Missouri St. 57-49.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 11-14, 7-7 T-5th MVC. Not a good week for the Redbirds who lost 2 road games: 78-51 at Creighton and 67-59 at Indiana St.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 14-10, 8-6 4th MVC. Just 1 game this week for the Panthers, a 72-62 home loss to Wichita St.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 22-2, 9-1 1st Mountain West. The Cougars started the week with a 77-71 non-conference loss at Pacific, a very damaging loss. They returned home for conference action, beating Air Force 94-67.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 7-18, 3-11 T-9th Northeast. A road split for the Bulldogs this week, as they won at Quinnipiac 67-61 but lost at Monmouth 53-45.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 14-10, 12-2 T-1st in South Division of Southern Conference. 2 home wins this week for the Wildcats, as they beat Furman 74-51 then edged Western Carolina 49-48.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 9-15, 5-5 5th WAC. A great week for the Warriors, who won 75-65 at Boise St. then returned home to beat Idaho 51-48 in overtime.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (72) 24-1 1800 1 Big 12 Conference
2. Kansas 23-2 1709 4 Big 12 Conference
3. Oklahoma State 24-1 1669 5 Big 12 Conference
4. Michigan State 22-3 1555 2 Big Ten Conference
5. Florida 21-2 1529 3 Southeastern Conference
6. Arizona 22-3 1409 6 Pacific-10 Conference
7. Kentucky 22-2 1401 7 Southeastern Conference
8. Memphis 22-2 1306 9 Conference USA
9. Maryland 22-3 1226 8 Atlantic Coast Conference
10. Notre Dame 19-5 1084 10 Big East Conference
11. Villanova 20-4 960 16 Big East Conference
12. Xavier 20-5 945 17 Atlantic 10 Conference
13. North Carolina State 20-4 882 11 Atlantic Coast Conference
14. Wake Forest 21-4 845 13 Atlantic Coast Conference
15. Tennessee 21-3 693 15 Southeastern Conference
16. Marquette 19-5 681 20 Big East Conference
17. Connecticut 20-5 672 14 Big East Conference
18. Pittsburgh 18-6 654 21 Big East Conference
19. Brigham Young 22-2 473 18 Mountain West Conference
20. Gonzaga 22-4 413 22 West Coast Conference
21. West Virginia 19-5 386 25 Big East Conference
22. Oklahoma 18-6 266 19 Big 12 Conference
23. Georgetown 18-5 242 NR Big East Conference
24. Miami-Ohio 22-2 207 24 Mid-American Conference
25. Wisconsin 19-5 134 12 Big Ten Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Utah State 20-3 86 Western Athletic Conference
Western Kentucky 24-2 68 Sun Belt Conference
Creighton 20-5 57 Missouri Valley Conference
Miami 22-3 20 Atlantic Coast Conference
Richmond 21-3 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
Utah 21-3 14 Mountain West Conference

Not surprising that the loss to Pacific knocked BYU down a spot, a little surprised that either UTEP or St. Louis aren't receiving votes though.

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 22-2 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 20-5 1727 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Gonzaga 22-4 1611 4 West Coast Conference
4. Brigham Young 22-2 1568 3 Mountain West Conference
5. Creighton 20-5 1546 5 Missouri Valley Conference
6. Utah State 20-3 1430 6 Western Athletic Conference
7. Richmond 21-3 1354 8 Atlantic 10 Conference
8. Utah 21-3 1288 10 Mountain West Conference
9. Western Kentucky 24-2 1226 9 Sun Belt Conference
10. Miami-Ohio 22-2 1138 11 Mid-American Conference
11. Butler 20-5 1133 7 Horizon League
12. San Diego State 20-4 947 13 Mountain West Conference
13. Nevada 21-4 929 15 Western Athletic Conference
14. UNLV 18-6 837 12 Mountain West Conference
15. Saint Joseph's 21-3 764 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
16. Old Dominion 20-6 742 17 Colonial Athletic Association
17. VCU 22-3 663 18 Colonial Athletic Association
18. Dayton 16-8 641 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
19. Tulsa 18-5 521 20 Conference USA
20. Temple 17-7 383 22 Atlantic 10 Conference
21. UTEP 17-7 345 19 Conference USA
22. Winthrop 23-4 223 23 Big South Conference
23. Saint Louis 16-8 169 24 Atlantic 10 Conference
24. Marshall 19-5 147 25 Conference USA
25. Bradley 16-10 91 NR Missouri Valley Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Montana 21-4 75 Big Sky Conference
Oakland 20-4 38 Summit League
Siena 18-8 17 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Western Michigan 18-5 15 Mid-American Conference
Vermont 22-5 11 America East Conference
Middle Tennessee 21-6 7 Sun Belt Conference
Wichita State 19-7 6 Missouri Valley Conference
College of Charleston 17-6 4 Southern Conference
Bowling Green 18-6 3 Mid-American Conference
New Mexico State 16-7 1 Western Athletic Conference

BYU and UTEP drop, St. Louis gains a spot, and welcome back to the mid-major top 25 Bradley! Coach Donovan has to be enjoying this go around of the dynasty, as opposed to the first one where the Braves had to fight to stay out of the play-in round every season.

bbgunn · 01-15-2015, 08:15 PM

Cal Poly's starting to turn things around... just like St. John told them they would.

And St. Louis is getting hot at the right time... watch out, A-10 tournament!

collegesportsfanms · 01-16-2015, 08:58 PM

Feb. 13-19, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 9-19, 5-10 T-7th America East. A split this week for the Hawks, both at home, first losing 65-52 to Boston U then beating Binghamton 62-59 in overtime.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 11-17, 7-8 T-5th America East. A home split for the Black Bears, who lost 79-70 to Vermont but beat Boston U 64-54.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 16-10, 8-4 5th Atlantic Ten. Not a good week for the Billikens, who lost 81-70 at Richmond then returned home and lost 73-62 to St. Josephs. Not that I'm defending St. Louis, because you gotta win the big games, but those 2 teams have a combined 6 losses all season.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 9-17, 2-10 last (12th) Big 12. A split this week for the Buffaloes, who lost 77-58 at Iowa St., then returned home and beat Kansas St. 71-68.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 6-21, 5-11 T-7th Big South. 2 losses for the Panthers this week, both at home. A 64-47 loss to UNC Asheville and a 67-59 loss to Gardner Webb.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 5-20, 5-7 7th Big West. 2 road losses for the Mustangs this week, a 61-45 loss at Long Beach St. and a 75-56 loss at Pacific.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 19-7, 8-4 T-3rd Conference USA. A couple nice wins this week for the Miners. First a 70-53 home win against Houston, then a 55-27 thrashing at ECU.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 10-17, 5-11 8th Horizon. A road split for the Ramblers, who upset Butler 70-69, then fell flat against Valparaiso 73-45.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 16-11, 10-6 5th Horizon. Just 1 game this week for the Raiders, a 75-74 home win against Detroit.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 18-10, 11-6 3rd MVC. 2 close home wins this week, first a 79-77 win against Wichita St. then a 78-72 win over Northern Iowa.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 5-23, 3-14 9th MVC. The Aces are locked into the play-in round of the MVC tournament after 2 tough home losses this week. First an 81-80 loss to Northern Iowa then a 73-60 loss to Wichita St.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 12-15, 8-8 T-5th MVC. A home split this week for the Redbirds, who lost 59-51 against Drake but beat Missouri St. 66-58.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 15-11, 9-7 4th MVC. A road split for the Panthers this week, first an 81-80 win at Evansville then a 78-72 loss at Bradley.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 23-3, 10-2 1st Mountain West. A road split for the Cougars this week, as they lost 92-73 at New Mexico then won 92-70 at Wyoming.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 7-20, 3-13 11th Northeast. 2 more losses for the Bulldogs, a 50-43 loss at Central Connecticut, then a 64-52 home loss to Fairleigh Dickinson.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 16-10, 14-2 1st in South Division of Southern Conference. The wins keep on coming for the Wildcats, who won 88-42 at Citadel and 85-69 at Appalachian St.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 10-16, 6-6 5th WAC. A split this week for the Warriors, who lost at home 67-64 to Fresno St., then won 70-68 at New Mexico St.

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Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Kansas (57) 25-2 1785 2 Big 12 Conference
2. Texas (15) 26-1 1743 1 Big 12 Conference
3. Oklahoma State 25-2 1656 3 Big 12 Conference
4. Michigan State 24-3 1574 4 Big Ten Conference
5. Memphis 24-2 1504 8 Conference USA
6. Kentucky 24-2 1456 7 Southeastern Conference
7. Maryland 24-3 1363 9 Atlantic Coast Conference
8. Arizona 22-4 1269 6 Pacific-10 Conference
9. Florida 22-3 1227 5 Southeastern Conference
10. Wake Forest 23-4 1113 14 Atlantic Coast Conference
11. Pittsburgh 20-6 1013 18 Big East Conference
12. Utah State 22-3 1010 NR Western Athletic Conference
13. Notre Dame 20-6 882 10 Big East Conference
14. West Virginia 21-5 797 21 Big East Conference
15. Georgetown 20-5 740 23 Big East Conference
16. Connecticut 21-6 652 17 Big East Conference
17. Tennessee 23-3 610 15 Southeastern Conference
18. North Carolina State 21-5 589 13 Atlantic Coast Conference
19. Xavier 21-6 517 12 Atlantic 10 Conference
20. Wisconsin 21-5 465 25 Big Ten Conference
21. Creighton 22-5 352 NR Missouri Valley Conference
22. Marquette 20-6 288 16 Big East Conference
23. Brigham Young 23-3 259 19 Mountain West Conference
24. Western Kentucky 26-2 218 NR Sun Belt Conference
25. Gonzaga 23-5 124 20 West Coast Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Miami 24-3 77 Atlantic Coast Conference
Miami-Ohio 23-3 77 Mid-American Conference
Richmond 23-3 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
Villanova 21-5 19 Big East Conference
Utah 22-4 1 Mountain West Conference

That BYU loss knocked them down 4 spots.. Whew, tough pollsters!

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1. Memphis (72) 24-2 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 21-6 1714 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Utah State 22-3 1662 6 Western Athletic Conference
4. Creighton 22-5 1572 5 Missouri Valley Conference
5. Brigham Young 23-3 1474 4 Mountain West Conference
6. Gonzaga 23-5 1452 3 West Coast Conference
7. Western Kentucky 26-2 1377 9 Sun Belt Conference
8. Richmond 23-3 1283 7 Atlantic 10 Conference
9. Utah 22-4 1216 8 Mountain West Conference
10. Miami-Ohio 23-3 1095 10 Mid-American Conference
11. San Diego State 22-4 1038 12 Mountain West Conference
12. Butler 21-6 1022 11 Horizon League
13. Nevada 23-4 954 13 Western Athletic Conference
14. Saint Joseph's 23-3 899 15 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. Old Dominion 22-6 800 16 Colonial Athletic Association
16. VCU 24-3 740 17 Colonial Athletic Association
17. UNLV 19-7 688 14 Mountain West Conference
18. Tulsa 19-6 527 19 Conference USA
19. Temple 19-7 486 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
20. Dayton 17-9 476 18 Atlantic 10 Conference
21. Winthrop 25-4 287 22 Big South Conference
22. UTEP 19-7 274 21 Conference USA
23. Bradley 18-10 262 25 Missouri Valley Conference
24. Siena 20-8 104 NR Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
25. Montana 22-5 90 NR Big Sky Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Middle Tennessee 23-6 29 Sun Belt Conference
Saint Louis 16-10 23 Atlantic 10 Conference
Vermont 23-5 21 America East Conference
Oakland 21-5 16 Summit League
Western Michigan 19-6 8 Mid-American Conference
Marshall 19-7 3 Conference USA
Santa Clara 20-6 3 West Coast Conference
Belmont 20-7 2 Atlantic Sun Conference
College of Charleston 18-7 2 Southern Conference
Houston 18-8 1 Conference USA

St. Louis falls out of the mid-major top 25 after a 2 loss week, and Bradley moves up a couple spots.

collegesportsfanms · 01-18-2015, 11:15 AM

Feb. 20-26, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 10-19, 6-10 7th America East. The Hawks ended their regular season with a 52-32 win at New Hampshire. They will be the 7th seed in the America East tourney.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 12-17, 8-8 T-4th America East. The Black Bears ended their regular season with a 61-54 win at Binghamton. They will be the 5th seed in the America East tourney.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 18-10, 10-4 5th Atlantic Ten. 2 wins for the Billikens this week, a 71-54 home win against Charlotte and a 73-51 win at Fordham.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 10-18, 3-11 last (12th) Big 12. A split for the Buffaloes this week, who lost 85-63 at Missouri then returned home to beat Texas Tech 92-86 in overtime.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 7-22, 6-12 7th Big South. The Panthers ended their regular season with a road split, losing 72-63 at Charleston Southern and winning 69-66 at Coastal Carolina. They will be the 7th seed in the Big South tourney.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 5-22, 5-9 7th Big West. The Mustangs lost 2 home games this week, losing 63-46 to UCSB and 58-51 to UC Irvine.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 20-8, 9-5 T-3rd Conference USA. A split this week for the Miners, who won at home against Southern Miss 75-51 then lost 75-67 at UAB.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 12-17, 7-11 8th Horizon. The Ramblers finished their regular season with 2 tough home wins, first 84-78 over Wright St. and then 64-58 over Detroit. They will be the 8th seed in the Horizon tournament.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 16-13, 10-8 T-5th Horizon. The Raiders finished their regular season on a sour note, losing 2 games on the road, first an 84-78 loss at Loyola Chicago, then an 86-82 loss to Illinois-Chicago. They will be the 6th seed in the Horizon tournament.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 19-10, 12-6 3rd MVC. Only 1 game this week to finish the regular season for the Braves, a 78-39 win at home against Evansville. They will be the 3rd seed in the MVC tournament.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 5-24, 3-15 9th MVC. The Aces finished their regular season losing 78-39 at Bradley and will be the 9th seed and in the play-in round of the MVC tournament.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 13-16, 9-9 T-5th MVC. The Redbirds split their final 2 regular season games, losing 60-49 at Northern Iowa before winning 78-60 at Wichita St. They will be the 6th seed in the MVC tourney.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 16-12, 10-8 4th MVC. The Panthers split their final 2 regular season games, both at home. They beat Illinois St. 60-49 before getting hammered 71-44 by Southern Illinois. They'll be the 4th seed in the MVC tourney.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 25-3, 12-2 1st Mountain West. 2 home wins this week for the Cougars, first a 79-76 win over San Diego St. then a 98-92 win over Colorado St.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- 9-20, 5-13 T-9th Northeast. The Bulldogs got 2 wins to finish the regular season, first a 69-56 home win against St. Francis-PA, then a nice 49-42 upset at Wagner. Unfortunately it wasn't enough, as the Northeast tourney only takes the top 8 teams, so sadly, Bryant has ended their season, but at least they finished it off with a win and hopefully will build some momentum for next season.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 17-11, 15-3 1st in South Division of Southern Conference. The Wildcats split their last 2 games to finish the regular season. First a 72-64 home loss to Chattanooga, then a 70-56 win at Georgia Southern. They will be the top seed in the Southern tournament and have earned a first round bye.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 11-17, 7-7 5th WAC. The Warriors split their games this week, winning 77-70 at Louisiana Tech and then getting hammered at home 78-43 to Nevada.

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Texas (51) 28-1 1774 2 Big 12 Conference
2. Oklahoma State (13) 27-2 1725 3 Big 12 Conference
3. Memphis (5) 26-2 1619 5 Conference USA
4. Kentucky (3) 26-2 1617 6 Southeastern Conference
5. Kansas 25-4 1529 1 Big 12 Conference
6. Michigan State 25-3 1456 4 Big Ten Conference
7. Maryland 26-3 1358 7 Atlantic Coast Conference
8. Florida 24-3 1293 9 Southeastern Conference
9. Tennessee 24-4 1203 17 Southeastern Conference
10. Wake Forest 25-4 1147 10 Atlantic Coast Conference
11. Arizona 23-5 1053 8 Pacific-10 Conference
12. Georgetown 22-5 950 15 Big East Conference
13. North Carolina State 23-5 899 18 Atlantic Coast Conference
14. Xavier 23-6 864 19 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. West Virginia 23-5 793 14 Big East Conference
16. Wisconsin 23-5 724 20 Big Ten Conference
17. Pittsburgh 21-7 550 11 Big East Conference
18. Creighton 24-5 540 21 Missouri Valley Conference
19. Brigham Young 25-3 473 23 Mountain West Conference
20. Connecticut 22-7 367 16 Big East Conference
21. Western Kentucky 28-2 326 24 Sun Belt Conference
22. Utah State 23-4 325 12 Western Athletic Conference
23. Gonzaga 25-5 320 25 West Coast Conference
24. Miami-Ohio 25-3 172 NR Mid-American Conference
25. Villanova 23-5 102 NR Big East Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Oklahoma 20-8 97 Big 12 Conference
Notre Dame 21-7 67 Big East Conference
Miami 25-4 48 Atlantic Coast Conference
VCU 26-3 7 Colonial Athletic Association
Richmond 24-4 2 Atlantic 10 Conference

Good week for the Cougars who move up 4 spots in the AP Top 25.

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 26-2 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 23-6 1727 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Creighton 24-5 1627 4 Missouri Valley Conference
4. Brigham Young 25-3 1531 5 Mountain West Conference
5. Gonzaga 25-5 1518 6 West Coast Conference
6. Utah State 23-4 1473 3 Western Athletic Conference
7. Western Kentucky 28-2 1380 7 Sun Belt Conference
8. Richmond 24-4 1229 8 Atlantic 10 Conference
9. Miami-Ohio 25-3 1224 10 Mid-American Conference
10. Butler 23-6 1152 12 Horizon League
11. Utah 23-5 1077 9 Mountain West Conference
12. Nevada 24-4 1016 13 Western Athletic Conference
13. Old Dominion 24-6 884 15 Colonial Athletic Association
14. Saint Joseph's 24-4 802 14 Atlantic 10 Conference
15. VCU 26-3 792 16 Colonial Athletic Association
16. UNLV 21-7 757 17 Mountain West Conference
17. San Diego State 22-6 729 11 Mountain West Conference
18. Dayton 19-9 654 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
19. Tulsa 20-7 497 18 Conference USA
20. Temple 20-8 393 19 Atlantic 10 Conference
21. Winthrop 26-4 280 21 Big South Conference
22. Bradley 19-10 267 23 Missouri Valley Conference
23. Siena 22-8 225 24 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
24. Montana 24-5 134 25 Big Sky Conference
25. Saint Louis 18-10 72 NR Atlantic 10 Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Middle Tennessee 24-6 49 Sun Belt Conference
Oakland 23-5 45 Summit League
Vermont 24-5 21 America East Conference
UTEP 20-8 16 Conference USA
Western Michigan 21-6 14 Mid-American Conference
Houston 20-8 12 Conference USA
Marshall 20-8 3 Conference USA

The Billikens reenter the mid-major top 25, and UTEP is still getting some votes.

collegesportsfanms · 01-18-2015, 11:38 AM

Feb. 27-March 4, 2012

Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- The America East had their conference tourney this week, covered in the next post.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- Same as Hartford.

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 19-11, 11-5 5th Atlantic Ten. The Billikens split 2 games to end the regular season, winning 75-67 at UMass, then dropping a 70-69 heartbreaker at home to Xavier. They'll be the 5th seed in the A-10 Tourney.

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 10-20, 3-13 last (12th) Big 12. 2 more losses for the Buffaloes to finish the regular season, a 66-53 home loss to Nebraska and a 98-72 loss at Oklahoma. They'll be the 12th seed in the Big 12 tourney.

High Point (Roy Rogers) -- The Panthers played in the Big South tourney this week, covered in the next post.

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 7-22, 7-9 T-6th Big West. The Mustangs won 2 road games to finish the regular season: A 47-37 win at UC Riverside and a 55-50 win at UC Davis. They'll be the 7th seed in the Big West tourney.

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 21-9, 10-6 4th Conference USA. The Miners split their final 2 regular season games, winning 71-58 at Tulane and getting hammered 90-58 at Memphis. They'll be the 4th seed in the C-USA tourney and get a first round bye.

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- The Ramblers played in the Horizon tourney this week, covered in the next post.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- The Raiders also had the Horizon tourney this week.

Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- MVC had their tourney this week, covered next post.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- Also MVC.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- MVC.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- Our 4th and final MVC team.

BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 26-4, 13-3 1st Mountain West. A road split to end the regular season for the Cougars, first an 85-80 loss at UNLV then an 81-78 loss at Utah. They'll be the top seed in the Mountain West tourney.

Bryant (Score Galore) -- No more games for Bryant who failed to qualify for the Northeast tourney.

Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- Playing in the Southern tournament, results next post.

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 12-18, 8-8 5th WAC. The Warriors split their final 2 regular season games, winning 77-55 at home against San Jose St. and losing 93-81 at Utah St. They'll be the 5th seed in the WAC tourney.

No polls this week, as I fear that doing so will give away the results of some tournaments already played. I will have polls after the conference tournaments.

collegesportsfanms · 01-18-2015, 09:48 PM

2012 Conference Tournaments

It's time to take a look at all the conference tournaments and see how our FOFC teams fared.

America East Tournament

Hartford (David Ginsberg) lost in the quarterfinals to (2) Vermont 58-38. Their season will no doubt be over with a 10-20 record.

Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) also lost in the quarterfinals to (4) Stony Brook 90-72. Their record is slightly better at 12-18, but they should be done for the season.

Atlantic Ten Tournament

St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) beat (12) Rhode Island 64-56 in the first round, then in the quarterfinals lost to (4) St. Josephs 81-64. I would consider them on the bubble, but I have a feeling they'll sneak in as a seed between 7-10.

Big 12 Tournament

Colorado (Rob Nielsen) battled hard but lost in the quarterfinals 80-71 to (5) Oklahoma. They should be done for the season.

Big South Tournament

High Point (Roy Rogers) pulled an upset in the quarterfinals, beating (2) UNC Asheville 65-56. Their luck ran out in the semifinals, as they lost to (6) Coastal Carolina 66-51. Their 8-23 record means they'll be done for the season.

Big West Tournament

Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) lost 61-54 to (6) Cal St. Fullerton in the first round. With a 7-23 record, their season is over.

Conference USA Tournament

UTEP (Jeeber Mack) lost to (5) Houston 68-57 in the quarterfinals. They should still be in the NCAA tournament, probably around an 8 or 9 seed.

Horizon Tournament

Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) beat (5) Valparaiso 59-54 in the first round then lost 62-47 to (4) Cleveland St. in the second round. They finish with a 13-18 record, not good enough for postseason play.

Wright St. (Shane Korme) hammered (7) Illinois-Chicago 82-56 in the first round then lost a tough one in the second round, 91-86 in overtime to (3) Milwaukee. With a 17-14 record, they may sneak into the CBI or CIT.

Missouri Valley Tournament

Bradley (Alex Donovan) beat (6) Illinois St. in the quarterfinals, then hammered (10) Drake 85-43 in the semifinals as Drake's luck ran out. In the MVC championship, the Braves beat (1) Creighton 73-65 to win the MVC tournament and get an auto bid to the NCAA tournament! I'd expect them to be a 10 or 11 seed.

Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) lost in the play-in round 69-46 to (8) Southern Illinois. With 5 wins on the season, they'll definitely be done.

Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) lost 81-68 to (3) Bradley in the quarterfinals. Their disappointing 13-17 record means they will most likely be done.

Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) lost 89-71 to (5) Missouri St. in the quarterfinals. With a 16-13 record, I think the NIT may pass on the Panthers, but I would expect to see them in the CBI.

Mountain West Tournament

BYU (Patrick Hutt) got by (9) TCU 81-74 in the quarterfinals, then escaped with a win 87-84 over (5) New Mexico in the semifinals, and in the MWC championship, absolutely blew away (3) San Diego St. 93-53 to become the second FOFC coach to win their conference tournament and get an NCAA auto-bid. With a 29-4 record, it would be a shame if they don't get a 3 or 4 seed, but I bet they slip down to a 5 or 6 seed since they aren't in a power conference.

Bryant (Score Galore) didn't qualify for the Northeast tournament so their season is over.

Southern Tournament

Davidson (Randolph Childress) beat (8) Western Carolina 75-59 in the quarterfinals, then beat (4) Appalachian St. 80-65 in the semifinals, and became our 3rd FOFC coach to gain an auto-bid by beat (3) Chattanooga 82-71 in the championship. A 13 or 14 seed is most likely for the Wildcats.

WAC Tournament

Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) beat (4) New Mexico St. 82-73 in the quarterfinals then lost 82-62 to (1) Nevada in the semifinals. With a 13-19 record, they should be done for the season.

Here's a look at the final regular season polls:

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# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Kentucky (66) 30-3 1794 5 Southeastern Conference
2. Memphis 31-2 1717 2 Conference USA
3. Texas (6) 30-3 1673 1 Big 12 Conference
4. Kansas 29-5 1582 3 Big 12 Conference
5. Michigan State 28-4 1504 4 Big Ten Conference
6. Maryland 29-4 1412 7 Atlantic Coast Conference
7. Oklahoma State 27-5 1393 6 Big 12 Conference
8. Wake Forest 29-5 1261 10 Atlantic Coast Conference
9. Oklahoma 26-8 1201 18 Big 12 Conference
10. Florida 26-4 1171 8 Southeastern Conference
11. Arizona 27-6 1013 12 Pacific-10 Conference
12. Villanova 28-5 998 21 Big East Conference
13. Xavier 27-7 874 11 Atlantic 10 Conference
14. Georgetown 24-6 855 9 Big East Conference
15. Tennessee 26-7 809 13 Southeastern Conference
16. Pittsburgh 25-8 721 14 Big East Conference
17. Western Kentucky 31-2 624 20 Sun Belt Conference
18. Creighton 26-6 589 22 Missouri Valley Conference
19. Brigham Young 29-4 506 25 Mountain West Conference
20. Gonzaga 27-5 414 23 West Coast Conference
21. Utah State 27-5 288 19 Western Athletic Conference
22. West Virginia 24-7 264 15 Big East Conference
23. VCU 30-3 221 NR Colonial Athletic Association
24. North Carolina State 24-7 186 16 Atlantic Coast Conference
25. Marquette 24-9 98 NR Big East Conference

Others Receiving Votes:
Richmond 29-4 88 Atlantic 10 Conference
Miami-Ohio 28-4 70 Mid-American Conference
Nevada 29-4 22 Western Athletic Conference
Wisconsin 24-7 22 Big Ten Conference
Louisville 24-9 20 Big East Conference
Connecticut 23-9 6 Big East Conference
Miami 27-6 4 Atlantic Coast Conference

Great job by BYU to rise up, but being ranked lower than a Creighton team that lost in the finals of their conference tournament is a little disrespectful IMO.

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Mid Major Top 25

# Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Memphis (72) 31-2 1800 1 Conference USA
2. Xavier 27-7 1727 2 Atlantic 10 Conference
3. Creighton 26-6 1620 3 Missouri Valley Conference
4. Brigham Young 29-4 1537 6 Mountain West Conference
5. Gonzaga 27-5 1464 5 West Coast Conference
6. Utah State 27-5 1449 4 Western Athletic Conference
7. Western Kentucky 31-2 1418 7 Sun Belt Conference
8. VCU 30-3 1331 13 Colonial Athletic Association
9. Richmond 29-4 1237 8 Atlantic 10 Conference
10. Nevada 29-4 1106 12 Western Athletic Conference
11. Butler 25-6 1077 11 Horizon League
12. Miami-Ohio 28-4 1029 9 Mid-American Conference
13. Utah 26-6 986 10 Mountain West Conference
14. San Diego State 26-7 859 14 Mountain West Conference
15. Old Dominion 25-7 744 15 Colonial Athletic Association
16. Saint Joseph's 26-6 674 16 Atlantic 10 Conference
17. Dayton 21-11 667 19 Atlantic 10 Conference
18. Tulsa 22-8 548 18 Conference USA
19. Temple 23-9 470 20 Atlantic 10 Conference
20. UNLV 22-9 450 17 Mountain West Conference
21. Winthrop 29-4 386 22 Big South Conference
22. Siena 25-8 304 23 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
23. Bradley 22-10 208 21 Missouri Valley Conference
24. Sam Houston State 27-6 141 NR Southland Conference
25. UTEP 21-10 72 NR Conference USA

Others Receiving Votes:
Middle Tennessee 26-7 38 Sun Belt Conference
Montana 25-6 23 Big Sky Conference
Vermont 26-6 16 America East Conference
Oakland 25-6 12 Summit League
East Tennessee State 24-7 6 Atlantic Sun Conference
Houston 23-10 1 Conference USA

These voters are even more nuts! UTEP back in the rankings after an early exit in their tournament, St. Louis and Davidson nowhere to be found, and Bradley moving down 2 spots after winning the MVC tournament?? Crazy

collegesportsfanms · 01-18-2015, 09:55 PM

2012 Selection Sunday

Bradley gets the 13th seed in the NCAA West Region and will take on (4) Marquette in the first round. A bit underseeded if you ask me.

BYU gets the 5th seed in the NCAA West Region and will await the winner of a First Four game between Vanderbilt and Dayton.

Davidson gets the 14th seed in the NCAA East Region and will take on (3) Florida in the first round.

St. Louis drops down to the NIT, getting the 4th seed in the NIT West Region and will host (5) Rider in the first round.

UTEP also drops to the NIT as the #2 seed in the NIT Midwest Region. They'll host (7) Boise St. in the first round.

That's it. Lots of snubs. However, once I saw that St. Louis and UTEP had dropped to the NIT, I had a feeling Wright St. and Northern Iowa would get screwed out of extending their season. So 5 of our 17 FOFC coached teams extend their season into March. Let's go boys, gotta do better!

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 06:19 PM

2012 NCAA First Round

(13) Bradley upsets (4) Marquette 68-61.

(5) BYU beats (12) Dayton 87-70.

(3) Florida hammers (14) Davidson 86-63.

2012 NIT First Round

(4) St. Louis all over (5) Rider 87-66.

(2) UTEP hammers (7) Boise St. 69-45.

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 06:25 PM

2012 NCAA Second Round

(5) BYU beats (13) Bradley 98-76.

2012 NIT Second Round

(4) St. Louis gets by (1) Virginia 78-75.

(2) UTEP beat (3) UAB 72-57.

2012 NCAA Sweet Sixteen

(1) Memphis beats (5) BYU 98-78.

NIT Quarterfinals

(3) Missouri beats (4) St. Louis 79-63.

(2) UTEP beats (4) Syracuse 69-58.

NIT Final Four

(2MW) UTEP beats (1E) Texas A&M 71-59.

NIT Championship

(3W) Missouri gets by (2MW) UTEP 58-54.

What a great run by UTEP and coach Jeeber Mack, making it to the NIT Finals, and being the FOFC coached team to make it the farthest in the postseason.

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 06:30 PM

2012 Postseason Wrap-Up

The 2012 NCAA Final Four saw (1S) Kentucky beat (2W) Kansas 70-54, and (1MW) Texas beat (6E) West Virginia 89-73. In the National Championship, Texas rattled Kentucky 74-54.

You already know the results of the 2012 NIT Final Four, with UTEP losing in the NIT Championship Game.

The CBI saw (5) Northeastern beat (3) Toledo 2 games to 1 in the CBI Championship Series. Toledo won the first game 80-56, then Northeastern won the second game 69-66. The deciding game wasn't even close, as Northeastern won 80-56.

And finally, the CIT Championship saw (4) UC Santa Barbara beat (14) Fairfield 71-59.

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 06:44 PM

2011-2012 National Awards

Only 1 national award for our FOFC coached teams. BYU senior Gary Beardsley made the all-NCAA First Team.

2011-2012 Conference Awards

Nobody got an award for Hartford.

Maine saw SR Ferdinand Dungan make the America East 2nd Team.

A huge shock here, as St. Louis, even with their great season, took home no conference awards.

Colorado got no awards either, not a huge surprise there.

Getting to be a trend, as High Point had no awards either.

And the trend continues. No awards for Cal Poly.

UTEP breaks the tend with a few awards. Senior Edward McChesney made the C-USA First Team, while SR Richard Brown made the Second Team. Chris Pouliot made the C-USA All-Freshman Team.

Loyola Chicago was shut out on the awards.

Wright St. had 2 players on the Horizon 2nd Team. SR Forrest Sutter and SR Larry Giron.

Bradley put 2 on the All-MVC First Team: SR Justin Chambers and SO Leon Woods. SR Jake Hopkins made the All-MVC Second Team.

Evansville put Charles Neill on the MVC All-Freshman Team.

Illinois St. put SR Roscoe Finkelstein on the All-MVC 2nd Team.

Northern Iowa had SR David Elmore on the All-MVC 2nd Team and Todd Blanco on the All-Freshman Team.

BYU took home a number of awards. SR Gary Beardsley was the Mountain West Player of the Year and also an all-MWC 1st Team Member. Patrick Hutt was the MWC Coach of the Year. SR Gary Love was also on the MWC 1st Team. SR Myles Woodson made the all-MWC 2nd Team.

No awards for Bryant.

Davidson had the most awards of all the teams. SR Royal Canter was Southern Player of the Year and an all-Southern First Team member. Troy Burt was the Southern Freshman of the Year and a member of the Southern All-Freshman Team. JR Josiah Backman and SR Leslie Ludwig made the all-Southern 2nd Team.

Hawaii took home 1 award as Robert Trexler made the WAC All-Freshman Team.

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 06:58 PM

2011-2012 Recruiting Rankings

Hartford had the 211th best recruiting class in the nation, good for 3rd best in the America East.

Maine had the 269th best class, good for 7th in the America East.

St. Louis had the 43rd best class in the nation, good for 2nd in the A-Ten.

Colorado had the 82nd best class in the nation, good for 7th in the Big 12.

High Point had the 150th best class in the nation, tops in the Big South.

Cal Poly had the 257th best class in the nation, good for 7th in the Big West.

UTEP had the 47th best class in the nation, tops in Conference USA, but just 1 better than UAB who was at 48. The Miners brought in the conferences only 4 star recruit however. Everything else was 3 stars or less.

Loyola Chicago had the 99th best class in the nation, good for 2nd in the Horizon.

Wright St. had the 145th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the Horizon.

Bradley had the 81st best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the MVC and were 1 of 2 MVC schools to bring in a 4 star recruit.

Evansville had the 110th best class in the nation, good for 5th in the MVC.

Illinois St. had the 199th best class in the nation, good for 8th in the MVC.

Northern Iowa had the 274th best class in the nation, last in the MVC by a wide margin. The Panthers were the only MVC school not to bring in a 3 star or better recruit.

BYU had the 36th best class in the nation, tops in the Mountain West by 18. Not only that, but they were 1 of only 19 (at least by my count)schools in the nation to bring in a 5 star recruit.

Bryant had the 258th best class in the nation, good for 5th in the Northeast.

Davidson had the 118th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the Southern.

Hawaii had the 58th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the WAC. The Warriors were 1 of 2 schools to bring in a 4 star recruit.

collegesportsfanms · 01-20-2015, 07:04 PM

I am making 1 change to the season setup, increasing the NIT back to 40 teams. That gives our FOFC teams 8 more chances to get into the postseason.

There was no conference movement in the offseason, and this is where I stop. I said at the beginning of this that because I wasn't using a mod this time, if you weren't happy with your current team or the conference they played in, I would let you change teams without being offered the job. This only applies for this offseason only, so if you want to change, the rule is you have to change to a team that is within the same prestige as the school you are currently at. I would say 3 or 4 points higher or lower would be fine. Here are the team prestiges:

Hartford- 22
Maine- 31
St. Louis- 67
Colorado- 57
High Point- 16
Cal Poly- 22
UTEP- 66
Loyola Chicago- 40
Wright St.- 58
Bradley- 67
Evansville- 39
Illinois St.- 61
Northern Iowa- 65
BYU- 86
Bryant- 3
Davidson- 62
Hawaii- 49

If you want to change, please PM me or you can announce it in this thread. I will be out of town from Thursday-Saturday, so hopefully by Sunday or Monday I've heard from all of you. For now, this is on hold.

Coffee Warlord · 01-20-2015, 07:11 PM

Nope, I'm staying at CU until they fire my ass.

britrock88 · 01-20-2015, 10:12 PM

Are there any major conference teams so low in prestige (~45) that one of the Bafous could move?

ntndeacon · 01-20-2015, 11:48 PM

Might as well stay where iam

korme · 01-21-2015, 01:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coffee Warlord

Nope, I'm staying at CU until they fire my ass.

Same here

DavidCorperial · 01-21-2015, 02:10 AM

I'm choosing to stay at Hartford

collegesportsfanms · 01-21-2015, 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by britrock88

Are there any major conference teams so low in prestige (~45) that one of the Bafous could move?

If we're talking about the power six (ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac 12, SEC) then no, they are all higher than 45. Keep in mind (I keep reminding everybody since they got used to me doing this with a real world mod from the 2014 season) that this dynasty is modless so the teams and conferences are as they were in 2011-2012.

The lowest rated power school is Oregon St. at 46. After that, there is South Florida of the Big East at 52, and Northwestern of the Big Ten at 53. Every other power school has a prestige of 57 or better.

If you wanted the Bafou's to move to Oregon St., South Florida, or Northwestern, as long nobody else objects (I don't know why they would, but you never know) then I'll go ahead and allow it. But just those 3 schools are options. Or if you want a non-power conference school, I can get you a list of around the 35-45 range.

I am heading out of town tomorrow afternoon and won't be back until late Saturday night, so you've got some time to think about it, as I won't be progressing forward with this until at least Sunday. But I will have internet access so I'll be able to keep tabs and see who has responded.

12-19-2014, 12:22 AM	#4
bbgunn College Benchwarmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Osaka, Japan via Honolulu, Hawaii via Birmingham, Alabama	Good luck with the computer! __________________ U of Hawaii \| U of Alabama \| Montreal Impact \| Montreal Canadiens \| West Ham \| West Indies cricket \| Portland Trail Blazers

12-19-2014, 10:41 AM	#5
JeeberD General Manager Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Town of Flower Mound	Coaches Name: Jeeber Mack School you want to Coach at: North Texas (since I can't have UTEP ) Offense Rating: 40 Defense Rating: 80 Scout Rating: 40 Recruiting Rating:80 __________________ UTEP Miners!!! I solemnly swear to never cheer for TO

12-23-2014, 02:55 PM	#10
JeeberD General Manager Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Town of Flower Mound	You're awesome, bbgunn. Thanks! __________________ UTEP Miners!!! I solemnly swear to never cheer for TO

12-23-2014, 02:56 PM	#11
JeeberD General Manager Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Town of Flower Mound	Dola- And you didn't have to do that, really. They're yours if you really want them... __________________ UTEP Miners!!! I solemnly swear to never cheer for TO

01-05-2015, 12:31 AM	#13
bbgunn College Benchwarmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Osaka, Japan via Honolulu, Hawaii via Birmingham, Alabama	Sorry about being away for so long... I was in California for a week, driving down the Pacific Coast. It was nice to be back in the U.S., even for just a week. Inspired somewhat by my one-night stay in San Luis Obispo, CA, can you give me Cal Poly? I think they're in the Big West, if I'm not mistaken. And JeeberD, no problem at all about UTEP. Heck, I'd want someone to give up Hawaii for me! :P __________________ U of Hawaii \| U of Alabama \| Montreal Impact \| Montreal Canadiens \| West Ham \| West Indies cricket \| Portland Trail Blazers

12-18-2014, 02:49 PM	#2
Coffee Warlord Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Colorado Springs	Coach: Rob Nielsen Hometown: Palm Springs, CA School: Colorado Offense: 80 Defense: 50 Scout: 30 Recruiting: 80

12-18-2014, 03:16 PM	#3
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	Thanks Rob, I had a feeling given enough time you would join. I will warn everybody that this may not get started for a few more days. I'm considering doing a complete overhaul and reformmating of my home PC, as I'm still having virus and malware issues. Not as severe, but my computer tech believes there is something in my system that won't go away and is causing the problems. I'm hoping he can take a look at it this weekend, and if so, the chances of me getting this going on Monday are great. If he can't look at it this weekend, it may be a couple more weeks or so. Normally I would jump in, but given past history, the last thing I want to do is get started and have to wipe it out because of computer issues, although I understand that even with a complete reformmating, issues can still arise. Stay tuned everybody!

12-20-2014, 04:09 PM	#7
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	bbgunn, if you want to give up UTEP for Jeeber and pick another team, that's totally fine. This thing won't be started for a few days anyways. As it stands now, after Christmas probably before my computer is up and running again. So you can talk it over with Jeeber and decide who gets UTEP.

12-22-2014, 11:41 AM	#9
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	There you go Jeeber, UTEP is yours. bbgunn, no rush on finding a new team, it's going to be this weekend at the earliest before I start this up. We did some deleting and reconfiguring on my computer over this past weekend, gonna wait a few days and see how that works out. If viruses still keep popping up, will have to go to the next option and see if that particular PC is able to be reformatted. If so, it would be this coming weekend. So in short, you've got time. I hate making everybody wait, but I'd rather not start this up again only to find out it's going to be a bust because of a computer that's still down.

12-31-2014, 10:37 PM	#12
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	I think I have my comp up to a point where I can give this a go, but right now I'm waiting for bbgunn to let me know where he wants DeShawn St. John to go, and since he hasn't been on in a few days, we'll have to hold off until I hear from him. In the meantime, feel free to check out my FBCB Interactive Recruit/Player Dynasty, I'm taking season 2 signups for it. There's also my DICE Baseball Dynasty.

01-05-2015, 07:43 PM	#14
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	no problem bbgunn, you can have Cal Poly. I think they are in the Big West. I understand interactive dynasties are tough because you gotta have the interaction. That's another reason I wanted to have this and the interactive players dynasty going, so that if one stalls while I'm waiting on a response from somebody, I can concentrate on the other one. For instance, right now I'm waiting on a response from somebody on the Interactive Player Dynasty, so my plan is to get things started on this coaches dynasty tonight. Just a note, I didn't download any mods this time around, so the conference alignment will be as of the 2009 or 2010 season, I believe. There will be no American Conference, the Big East will have 16 teams or whatever, and so on. I thought about manually adjusting the conferences and teams to fit the 2014-2015 conference alignment, but man that's a lot of work, and since I'll have limited conference movement turned on, I'll just let it go as is. I will at least have an updated list of the coaches tonight, and get the initial setup going. Hopefully I can sim at least the in-season tournaments, or get up to that point.

01-05-2015, 09:57 PM	#15
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	OK guys, I've gotten all the coaches plugged into the game, by my count there are 17 human coaches. Unfortunately, since I didn't download the mod I used last time, this is based on the conference alignment of the 2011-2012 season, and there are some major changes. Here's a list of all the coaches, teams, and what conferences they are in. David Ginsberg- Hartford (America East) Cillian O'Reilly- Maine (America East) Kuji Chagulia- St. Louis (Atlantic Ten) Rob Nielsen- Colorado (Big 12) Roy Rogers- High Point (Big South) DeShawn St. John- Cal Poly (Big West) Jeeber Mack- UTEP (Conference USA) Jawouk Bafou- Loyola Chicago (Horizon) Shane Korme- Wright St. (Horizon) Alex Donovan- Bradley (MVC) Ekeje Bafou- Evansville (MVC) Timmy Tribble- Illinois St. (MVC) Ernesto Lopez- Northern Iowa (MVC) Patrick Hutt- BYU (Mountain West) Score Galore- Bryant (Northeast) Randolph Childress- Davidson (Southern) B.B. Gunn- Hawaii (WAC) You can see the major changes, for instance, Loyola is in the Horizon, Colorado in the Big 12, Hawaii in the WAC, BYU in the Mountain West, and UMass Lowell was not even a D1 school at the time this game was made. So britrock88, I have moved Ekeje Bafou to Evansville as it was the lowest rated MVC school available. I like the fact we have 12 conferences represented, and I'm going to go ahead full force with the upcoming season. However, if any of you are not happy with your team or the conference they are in due to the mod change, let me know and you'll be allowed to change teams in the offseason. Fair? Now, let's get it started.

01-05-2015, 10:07 PM	#16
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2011-2012 Coach Goals As all hotseat ratings are set to average for this first season, we'll just take a look at goals. David Ginsberg (Hartford)- Avoid last place in the America East. Cillian O'Reilly (Maine)- Finish with at least a .500 America East record. Kuji Chagulia (St. Louis)- Play in the NCAA Tournament. Rob Nielsen (Colorado)- Avoid last place in the Big 12. Roy Rogers (High Point)- Finish with at least a .500 Big South record. DeShawn St. John (Cal Poly)- Finish with at least a .500 Big West record. Jeeber Mack (UTEP)- Play in any postseason tournament. Jawouk Bafou (Loyola Chicago)- Avoid last place in the Horizon. Shane Korme (Wright St.)- Finish with at least a .500 Horizon record. Alex Donovan (Bradley)- Play in any postseason tournament. Ekeje Bafou (Evansville)- Avoid last place in the MVC. Timmy Tribble (Illinois St.)- Play in any postseason tournament. Ernesto Lopez (Northern Iowa)- Play in any postseason tournament. Patrick Hutt (BYU)- Play in the NCAA tournament. Score Galore (Bryant)- Avoid last place in the Northeast Conference. Randolph Childress (Davidson)- Play in any postseason tournament. B.B. Gunn (Hawaii)- Finish with at least a .500 WAC record.

01-05-2015, 10:15 PM	#17
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2011 Season Tournaments Colorado is the 5th seed in the 2011 Anaheim Invitational and will open up against (4) St. Johns. Hartford is the 4th seed in the 2011 Boulder Classic and will open up against (1) Central Florida in this 4 team tournament. Northern Iowa is the 9th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (8) George Mason. Davidson is the 10th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (7) Charlotte. Wright St. is the 11th seed in the 2011 Coaches Invitational and will open up against (6) UAB. Illinois St. is the 5th seed in the 2011 GDS Classic and will open up against (12) Oregon St. BYU is the 2nd seed in the 2011 Paradise Shootout and will open up against (7) Houston. St. Louis is the 6th seed in the 2011 Paradise Shootout and will open up against (3) Marquette. UTEP is the 5th seed in the 2011 San Juan Classic and will open up against (4) Oregon. Hawaii is the 7th seed in the 2011 San Juan Classic and will open up against (2) Oklahoma. Bradley is the 3rd seed in the 2011 Travelers Invitational (4 team tournament) and will open up against (2) Vanderbilt. 11 of our 17 human coached teams made a season tournament, although I hate the fact that we have 3 in one tournament, and 2 in some other tournaments.

01-05-2015, 10:24 PM	#19
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	This is where I stop for the night and let you guys mull over things. Any comments appreciated, positive, negative, doesn't matter. I'll try to get back to this tomorrow, no guarantees.

01-06-2015, 12:50 AM	#20
bbgunn College Benchwarmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Osaka, Japan via Honolulu, Hawaii via Birmingham, Alabama	Looks good to me, so far, although I feel sadness and longing for the good ol' days of the WAC. __________________ U of Hawaii \| U of Alabama \| Montreal Impact \| Montreal Canadiens \| West Ham \| West Indies cricket \| Portland Trail Blazers

01-07-2015, 09:30 PM	#21
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2011 Season Tournament Wrap-Up 2011 Anaheim Invitational Colorado beat (4) St. Johns 70-61 in the first round, then lost to (1) Purdue 68-56 in the winners bracket semifinals, and had a tough loss to (6) Fairfield 75-67 in the third place game. 2011 Boulder Classic Hartford lost a pitching duel.. I mean a tightly contested defensive game 40-31 to (1) Central Florida in the first round, then lost to (2) Santa Clara 77-70 in the third place game. 2011 Coaches Invitational Northern Iowa lost to (8) George Mason 66-58 in the first round. Davidson lost to (7) Charlotte 80-68 in the first round. Wright State upset (6) UAB 76-65 in the first round, then lost to (3) Maryland 62-42 in the quarterfinals. 2011 GDS Classic Illinois State beat (12) Oregon State 55-42 in the first round, then lost 85-67 to (4) Michigan in the quarterfinals. 2011 Paradise Shootout BYU beat (7) Houston 80-47 in the first round, then beat (3) Marquette 79-76 in the winners bracket semifinals, and then took out (1) Gonzaga 84-76 in the championship game! Congrats to Patrick Hutt. St. Louis lost a heartbreaker 75-73 to (3) Marquette in the first round, then lost another close one, 91-85 to (7) Houston in the consolation semifinals, but rallied to win the 7th place game 54-44 over (8) Holy Cross. 2011 San Juan Classic UTEP pounded (4) Oregon 73-52 in the first round, then lost 78-72 to (1) Louisville in the winners bracket semifinals, but beat (6) St. Marys 91-80 in the third place game. Hawaii lost a tough one to (2) Oklahoma 78-72 in the first round, then got knocked around by (3) South Carolina 76-58 in the consolation semifinals, and completed the trifecta of losses by losing to (8) St. Bonaventure 69-61 in the 7th place game. 2011 Travelers Invitational Bradley lost 77-69 to (2) Vanderbilt in the first round but rolled over (4) LaSalle 92-71 in the third place game.

01-07-2015, 10:10 PM	#22
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	Here is how our FOFC teams have fared through Dec. 26, 2011. Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 5-8, 1-0 America East. The strength of schedule hasn't been great so far, with their "best" win coming at a 2-8 Sacred Heart team who has an RPI of 87 (explain that one). They have started America East play on the right foot though. Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 3-9, 0-1 America East. It's been a struggle for Maine so far, with 2 of their 3 wins coming against teams that have yet to win a game thus far. They got hammered in the first America East game. St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 7-5, 0-0 Atlantic Ten. It's been a very intriguing ride for St. Louis so far, as they played Marquette and Houston tough in close losses (those 2 teams have combined for a 19-4 record so far), but yet have been completely outclassed in losses to Norfolk State and UMKC, who have combined for 4 wins so far. They are currently on a 3 game winning streak. Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 7-5, 0-0 Big 12. The Buffaloes are just a few points away from being a 9 or 10 win team so far, as close losses to solid teams like Utah State and Colorado State have coach Nielsen figuring out a way to win those RPI making games. High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 2-10, 1-1 Big South. It's been a rough go for High Point so far, whose average margin of defeat in their losses is 18 points. They've split their first 2 conference games and are hoping to build some momentum in Big South play. Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-10, 0-0 Big West. Ay yi yi! Boy is Mr. DeShawn in for a tough time or what. Only 2 of Cal Poly's first 10 games have been decided by single digits. Fortunately, they've got a few patsies in Big West play that they might be able to get some wins against. To be fair, Cal Poly has scheduled pretty tough, playing the likes of St. Marys, UCLA, USC, Western Kentucky, Boise St., and Fresno St. They are ready for some easier games in Big West play. UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 9-3, 0-0 Conference USA. So far so good for Mr. Mack Daddy. The 3 losses so far have been against Arizona St., Louisville, and Texas Tech. Nothing to panic about, except for the fact that they haven't exactly lit it up with their strength of schedule. They do have nice wins against Oregon, Baylor, and New Mexico St. though. Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 6-5, 1-1 Horizon. It's been up and down so far for Loyola, who have nice wins against Illinois State and Northwestern. Splitting their first 2 conference games is a positive sign, we hope. Wright State (Shane Korme) -- 6-5, 2-0 Horizon. The season started with an upset of UAB, and since then has been back and forth. A nice upset at Michigan and a 2-0 conference start has the fans starting to show up to conference games, but with the likes of Butler, Valpo, Milwaukee, and Green Bay on the schedule, Shane Korme knows Wright St. is in for a tough time. Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 8-4, 1-0 MVC. If the Braves make the NCAA Tournament, they can look back on what appear to be 2 very big wins, at Ohio State and at Gonzaga. The 44 point whooping they put on Evansville in their first conference game will help too. Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 2-10, 0-1 MVC. SIU Edwardsville and Murray State are the source of the Aces' 2 wins. What's even more disheartening is 4 of their losses have been by 30 or more points, including their conference opener. Staying out of the MVC cellar is going to be a tough task, no doubt. Illinois State (Timmy Tribble) -- 4-8, 1-1 MVC. A bit of a surprise here for the Redbirds who came in looking for a top 3 finish in the MVC. Of course, scheduling Illinois, Ohio St., Western Kentucky, Wisconsin, and Kansas St all in a row certainly didn't build any confidence in the players. Hopefully the 11 point win over Northern Iowa will boost the morale a bit. Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 6-5, 1-1 MVC. The bad news for the Panthers. 4 of their 6 wins are against 4 teams that have combined for 4 wins so far this season. 1 win a piece. Yikes! The good news? They won by 10 at Southern Illinois, which so far is the Salukis' only losss. The 6-5 record is about right for this team, it's a completely up and down team. BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 11-0, 0-0 Mountain West. Mr. Hutt has picked up right where he left off in the last dynasty: winning and winning a lot. Let's not get too confident, however. Their 3 opponents in the Paradise Shootout have been their 3 toughest opponents to date. Aside from that, they've only played 2 teams with a winning record. Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-7, 0-0 Northeast. Wins against South Florida and UC Irvine look promising for this team, going into Northeast play which appears to be wide open. There are some concerns though, like the fact that all 7 of their losses have been by 13 or more points. Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 2-8, 0-0 Southern. 1 thing we can say for Davidson, they aren't afraid to take on all comers at all times. 7 of their first 10 opponents already have 7 wins or more. We're talking the likes of Clemson, Wake Forest, Duke, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, and South Carolina. Of those opponents, they actually do have a 9 point win against the Gamecocks. Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 4-8, 0-0 WAC. The losing streak is 5 for Hawaii so far, and judging by some of the teams in the WAC, it could be a verrrrryyyy long season for Mr. Gunn. I didn't realize some of the teams the WAC had in it apparently. There is definitely a major difference from this setup compared to the mod I used the first time around. I'm still liking this though. Oh.. we were talking about Hawaii, not the mods? OK, well their best win is against Drexel. Heres a look at the top 25 polls to this point: Code: # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Oklahoma State (72) 12-0 1800 1 Big 12 Conference 2. Oklahoma 14-0 1718 5 Big 12 Conference 3. Texas 11-0 1644 4 Big 12 Conference 4. Kentucky 11-0 1606 3 Southeastern Conference 5. Florida 9-0 1452 6 Southeastern Conference 6. Connecticut 13-0 1413 7 Big East Conference 7. Memphis 12-1 1362 8 Conference USA 8. Michigan State 10-1 1309 2 Big Ten Conference 9. Maryland 12-0 1241 9 Atlantic Coast Conference 10. Kansas 11-1 1204 10 Big 12 Conference 11. Georgetown 10-1 990 13 Big East Conference 12. Wake Forest 13-1 948 12 Atlantic Coast Conference 13. Notre Dame 9-1 941 11 Big East Conference 14. Brigham Young 11-0 808 16 Mountain West Conference 15. Wisconsin 10-1 792 15 Big Ten Conference 16. Pittsburgh 9-1 748 22 Big East Conference 17. Virginia 11-0 676 18 Atlantic Coast Conference 18. Utah State 10-1 615 21 Western Athletic Conference 19. Villanova 10-1 450 19 Big East Conference 20. North Carolina State 10-1 437 17 Atlantic Coast Conference 21. Xavier 9-2 437 20 Atlantic 10 Conference 22. Arizona 10-2 305 23 Pacific-10 Conference 23. Syracuse 9-1 204 24 Big East Conference 24. Purdue 12-1 95 NR Big Ten Conference 25. West Virginia 9-2 86 NR Big East Conference Others Receiving Votes: Vanderbilt 11-2 50 Southeastern Conference Texas A&M 12-1 47 Big 12 Conference Utah 10-1 7 Mountain West Conference Missouri 11-1 6 Big 12 Conference VCU 10-1 5 Colonial Athletic Association San Diego State 10-1 4 Mountain West Conference One thing we can say, playing this game with the regular conference setup that came with the game, hasn't made our FOFC teams any better. However, it hasn't stopped Patrick Hutt from roaring through the competition. And the mid-major top 25: Code: # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Memphis (72) 12-1 1800 1 Conference USA 2. Xavier 9-2 1662 3 Atlantic 10 Conference 3. Brigham Young 11-0 1653 2 Mountain West Conference 4. Utah State 10-1 1651 4 Western Athletic Conference 5. Utah 10-1 1476 6 Mountain West Conference 6. VCU 10-1 1382 7 Colonial Athletic Association 7. Creighton 8-3 1324 11 Missouri Valley Conference 8. San Diego State 10-1 1314 8 Mountain West Conference 9. Miami-Ohio 11-1 1230 10 Mid-American Conference 10. Butler 9-2 1120 12 Horizon League 11. Gonzaga 11-3 1068 5 West Coast Conference 12. Richmond 10-2 996 14 Atlantic 10 Conference 13. Saint Joseph's 11-1 896 15 Atlantic 10 Conference 14. Western Kentucky 11-2 842 17 Sun Belt Conference 15. UNLV 9-2 825 16 Mountain West Conference 16. Southern Illinois 11-1 780 9 Missouri Valley Conference 17. Dayton 9-3 749 20 Atlantic 10 Conference 18. Central Florida 9-1 575 13 Conference USA 19. Houston 10-2 516 24 Conference USA 20. Fresno State 10-2 353 18 Western Athletic Conference 21. UTEP 9-3 297 21 Conference USA 22. Western Michigan 10-2 254 NR Mid-American Conference 23. Middle Tennessee 11-2 187 NR Sun Belt Conference 24. Vermont 11-2 124 NR America East Conference 25. Tulsa 7-2 100 19 Conference USA Others Receiving Votes: Nevada 8-3 78 Western Athletic Conference Boise State 8-2 50 Western Athletic Conference Colorado State 9-2 29 Mountain West Conference Oakland 10-2 29 Summit League Lehigh 8-2 14 Patriot League George Washington 7-2 12 Atlantic 10 Conference San Diego 8-2 8 West Coast Conference Stephen F. Austin 8-2 3 Southland Conference Temple 7-3 3 Atlantic 10 Conference Well, at least we've got a second team in it

01-08-2015, 12:33 AM	#23
bbgunn College Benchwarmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Osaka, Japan via Honolulu, Hawaii via Birmingham, Alabama	That's alright. My coaches are going to get this thing turned around. Cal Poly is currently like the 2014 Florida State football team in the first half of games. We got 'em right where we want 'em. __________________ U of Hawaii \| U of Alabama \| Montreal Impact \| Montreal Canadiens \| West Ham \| West Indies cricket \| Portland Trail Blazers

01-08-2015, 10:41 AM	#24
Coffee Warlord Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Colorado Springs	Winning record at CU == profit.

01-08-2015, 01:55 PM	#25
JeeberD General Manager Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Town of Flower Mound	Typical UTEP season so far, hopefully we can keep going strong... __________________ UTEP Miners!!! I solemnly swear to never cheer for TO

01-12-2015, 11:10 PM	#27
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	Jan. 2-8, 2012 Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 5-12, 1-3 America East. The losing streak is 4 now, as the Hawks lost a non-conference game at home to Princeton 65-56, then lost a nail biter 35-34 to Albany (bet there weren't many fans awake after that one), and finally traveled to Boston University and lost 76-42. Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 6-10, 3-1 America East. A split this week for the Black Bears, who lost a non-conference home game 56-47 to Radford, then travelled to Vermont and won a huge conference game 77-74 in OT. St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 8-6, 0-0 Atlantic Ten. Only 1 game this week for the Billikens, who won at a tough Missouri team, 70-60. Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 7-7, 0-1 Big 12. The Buffaloes opened up conference play at a top 10 Oklahoma St. team, losing 69-60. High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 3-13, 2-3 Big South. The Panthers continue to struggle, losing a non-conference game 61-51 at Eastern Michigan, then returning home and losing 63-50 to Radford. Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 0-14, 0-1 Big West. 2 home losses this week for the Mustangs, first losing their conference opener 61-60 in OT to Cal St. Fullerton, then going out of conference, hosting and losing to UNLV 73-53. UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 11-3, 0-0 Conference USA. 2 dominating non-conference road wins for the Miners, winning at Portland 107-65 and at North Dakota 93-41. Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 7-8, 2-3 Horizon. A home split this week for the Ramblers, who got hammered by Cleveland St. 79-44, then beat Youngstown St. 66-56. Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 9-6, 5-1 Horizon. The Raiders are doing well now, winning 2 home conference games this week: 76-65 vs. Green Bay and 73-42 vs. Milwaukee. Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 9-7, 2-3 MVC. 2 road losses for the Braves this week: 60-54 at Indiana St. and 79-70 at Creighton. Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 3-13, 1-4 MVC. The Aces lost at Creighton 70-42 then won at Indiana St. 62-56. Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 6-9, 3-2 MVC. Only 1 game this week for the Redbirds, but it was a big one, as they handed Southern Illinois their second loss of the season, 75-67 in OT. Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 8-7, 3-3 MVC. 2 road conference wins for the Panthers, who won at Drake 63-55 and at Missouri St. 82-72. BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 14-0, 1-0 Mountain West. The Cougars had 1 game this week, opening up conference play at home against TCU and winning 88-77. Bryant (Score Galore) -- 4-11, 0-4 Northeast. The Bulldogs opened the week by losing at St. Francis-NY 51-46, then returning home and losing to Wagner 56-42. Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 6-8, 4-0 Southern. 2 more dominating conference wins for the Wildcats, winning at Furman 67-47 and returning home to beat Citadel 79-41. Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 4-11, 0-1 WAC. The Warriors lost both their games this week, both at home. A non-conference loss to Nebraska 58-53 and their conference opener to Boise St. 79-72. Code: Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Kentucky (53) 14-0 1771 1 Southeastern Conference 2. Texas (19) 15-0 1731 2 Big 12 Conference 3. Michigan State 14-1 1664 5 Big Ten Conference 4. Connecticut 15-0 1574 4 Big East Conference 5. Florida 13-0 1480 6 Southeastern Conference 6. Oklahoma State 15-0 1405 7 Big 12 Conference 7. Kansas 14-1 1397 9 Big 12 Conference 8. Maryland 15-0 1344 8 Atlantic Coast Conference 9. Oklahoma 14-1 1218 3 Big 12 Conference 10. Memphis 13-1 1109 11 Conference USA 11. Wake Forest 14-1 1009 12 Atlantic Coast Conference 12. Wisconsin 14-1 989 16 Big Ten Conference 13. Brigham Young 14-0 918 13 Mountain West Conference 14. Villanova 13-1 880 17 Big East Conference 15. North Carolina State 13-1 778 18 Atlantic Coast Conference 16. Virginia 14-0 764 15 Atlantic Coast Conference 17. Notre Dame 12-2 753 10 Big East Conference 18. Xavier 12-3 526 22 Atlantic 10 Conference 19. West Virginia 12-2 513 21 Big East Conference 20. Georgetown 11-2 414 14 Big East Conference 21. Arizona 13-3 294 NR Pacific-10 Conference 22. Marquette 12-2 198 NR Big East Conference 23. Vanderbilt 11-2 191 23 Southeastern Conference 24. VCU 14-1 153 NR Colonial Athletic Association 25. San Diego State 13-1 112 NR Mountain West Conference Others Receiving Votes: Louisville 11-3 95 Big East Conference Miami-Ohio 13-1 83 Mid-American Conference Utah State 13-2 17 Western Athletic Conference Butler 13-2 11 Horizon League Tennessee 12-2 8 Southeastern Conference Miami 14-1 1 Atlantic Coast Conference No change for BYU. Hopefully UTEP can start getting some votes in the AP poll. Code: Mid Major Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Memphis (69) 13-1 1797 1 Conference USA 2. Brigham Young (3) 14-0 1712 2 Mountain West Conference 3. Xavier 12-3 1661 4 Atlantic 10 Conference 4. Utah State 13-2 1517 3 Western Athletic Conference 5. VCU 14-1 1509 6 Colonial Athletic Association 6. San Diego State 13-1 1366 7 Mountain West Conference 7. Butler 13-2 1346 8 Horizon League 8. Gonzaga 14-3 1268 9 West Coast Conference 9. Creighton 11-4 1219 12 Missouri Valley Conference 10. Utah 12-2 1130 5 Mountain West Conference 11. Miami-Ohio 13-1 1097 10 Mid-American Conference 12. Western Kentucky 15-2 1021 13 Sun Belt Conference 13. Richmond 12-2 989 11 Atlantic 10 Conference 14. UNLV 13-2 978 16 Mountain West Conference 15. Saint Joseph's 13-1 806 15 Atlantic 10 Conference 16. Dayton 10-4 689 14 Atlantic 10 Conference 17. Southern Illinois 14-2 635 17 Missouri Valley Conference 18. UTEP 11-3 580 19 Conference USA 19. Tulsa 11-2 539 20 Conference USA 20. Houston 12-2 448 22 Conference USA 21. Oakland 13-2 328 25 Summit League 22. Nevada 11-4 261 21 Western Athletic Conference 23. Winthrop 14-3 201 NR Big South Conference 24. Fresno State 12-3 172 18 Western Athletic Conference 25. Western Michigan 11-3 70 NR Mid-American Conference Others Receiving Votes: Old Dominion 11-5 23 Colonial Athletic Association Siena 13-4 11 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference George Washington 9-3 10 Atlantic 10 Conference Pepperdine 12-3 10 West Coast Conference Massachusetts 10-3 4 Atlantic 10 Conference San Diego 11-3 3 West Coast Conference Despite winning their game this week, BYU lost a first place vote in the mid-major poll. Bummer. Last edited by collegesportsfanms : 01-12-2015 at 11:10 PM.

01-15-2015, 08:15 PM	#33
bbgunn College Benchwarmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Osaka, Japan via Honolulu, Hawaii via Birmingham, Alabama	Cal Poly's starting to turn things around... just like St. John told them they would. And St. Louis is getting hot at the right time... watch out, A-10 tournament! __________________ U of Hawaii \| U of Alabama \| Montreal Impact \| Montreal Canadiens \| West Ham \| West Indies cricket \| Portland Trail Blazers

01-18-2015, 11:15 AM	#35
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	Feb. 20-26, 2012 Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- 10-19, 6-10 7th America East. The Hawks ended their regular season with a 52-32 win at New Hampshire. They will be the 7th seed in the America East tourney. Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- 12-17, 8-8 T-4th America East. The Black Bears ended their regular season with a 61-54 win at Binghamton. They will be the 5th seed in the America East tourney. St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 18-10, 10-4 5th Atlantic Ten. 2 wins for the Billikens this week, a 71-54 home win against Charlotte and a 73-51 win at Fordham. Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 10-18, 3-11 last (12th) Big 12. A split for the Buffaloes this week, who lost 85-63 at Missouri then returned home to beat Texas Tech 92-86 in overtime. High Point (Roy Rogers) -- 7-22, 6-12 7th Big South. The Panthers ended their regular season with a road split, losing 72-63 at Charleston Southern and winning 69-66 at Coastal Carolina. They will be the 7th seed in the Big South tourney. Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 5-22, 5-9 7th Big West. The Mustangs lost 2 home games this week, losing 63-46 to UCSB and 58-51 to UC Irvine. UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 20-8, 9-5 T-3rd Conference USA. A split this week for the Miners, who won at home against Southern Miss 75-51 then lost 75-67 at UAB. Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- 12-17, 7-11 8th Horizon. The Ramblers finished their regular season with 2 tough home wins, first 84-78 over Wright St. and then 64-58 over Detroit. They will be the 8th seed in the Horizon tournament. Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- 16-13, 10-8 T-5th Horizon. The Raiders finished their regular season on a sour note, losing 2 games on the road, first an 84-78 loss at Loyola Chicago, then an 86-82 loss to Illinois-Chicago. They will be the 6th seed in the Horizon tournament. Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- 19-10, 12-6 3rd MVC. Only 1 game this week to finish the regular season for the Braves, a 78-39 win at home against Evansville. They will be the 3rd seed in the MVC tournament. Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- 5-24, 3-15 9th MVC. The Aces finished their regular season losing 78-39 at Bradley and will be the 9th seed and in the play-in round of the MVC tournament. Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- 13-16, 9-9 T-5th MVC. The Redbirds split their final 2 regular season games, losing 60-49 at Northern Iowa before winning 78-60 at Wichita St. They will be the 6th seed in the MVC tourney. Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- 16-12, 10-8 4th MVC. The Panthers split their final 2 regular season games, both at home. They beat Illinois St. 60-49 before getting hammered 71-44 by Southern Illinois. They'll be the 4th seed in the MVC tourney. BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 25-3, 12-2 1st Mountain West. 2 home wins this week for the Cougars, first a 79-76 win over San Diego St. then a 98-92 win over Colorado St. Bryant (Score Galore) -- 9-20, 5-13 T-9th Northeast. The Bulldogs got 2 wins to finish the regular season, first a 69-56 home win against St. Francis-PA, then a nice 49-42 upset at Wagner. Unfortunately it wasn't enough, as the Northeast tourney only takes the top 8 teams, so sadly, Bryant has ended their season, but at least they finished it off with a win and hopefully will build some momentum for next season. Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- 17-11, 15-3 1st in South Division of Southern Conference. The Wildcats split their last 2 games to finish the regular season. First a 72-64 home loss to Chattanooga, then a 70-56 win at Georgia Southern. They will be the top seed in the Southern tournament and have earned a first round bye. Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 11-17, 7-7 5th WAC. The Warriors split their games this week, winning 77-70 at Louisiana Tech and then getting hammered at home 78-43 to Nevada. Code: Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Texas (51) 28-1 1774 2 Big 12 Conference 2. Oklahoma State (13) 27-2 1725 3 Big 12 Conference 3. Memphis (5) 26-2 1619 5 Conference USA 4. Kentucky (3) 26-2 1617 6 Southeastern Conference 5. Kansas 25-4 1529 1 Big 12 Conference 6. Michigan State 25-3 1456 4 Big Ten Conference 7. Maryland 26-3 1358 7 Atlantic Coast Conference 8. Florida 24-3 1293 9 Southeastern Conference 9. Tennessee 24-4 1203 17 Southeastern Conference 10. Wake Forest 25-4 1147 10 Atlantic Coast Conference 11. Arizona 23-5 1053 8 Pacific-10 Conference 12. Georgetown 22-5 950 15 Big East Conference 13. North Carolina State 23-5 899 18 Atlantic Coast Conference 14. Xavier 23-6 864 19 Atlantic 10 Conference 15. West Virginia 23-5 793 14 Big East Conference 16. Wisconsin 23-5 724 20 Big Ten Conference 17. Pittsburgh 21-7 550 11 Big East Conference 18. Creighton 24-5 540 21 Missouri Valley Conference 19. Brigham Young 25-3 473 23 Mountain West Conference 20. Connecticut 22-7 367 16 Big East Conference 21. Western Kentucky 28-2 326 24 Sun Belt Conference 22. Utah State 23-4 325 12 Western Athletic Conference 23. Gonzaga 25-5 320 25 West Coast Conference 24. Miami-Ohio 25-3 172 NR Mid-American Conference 25. Villanova 23-5 102 NR Big East Conference Others Receiving Votes: Oklahoma 20-8 97 Big 12 Conference Notre Dame 21-7 67 Big East Conference Miami 25-4 48 Atlantic Coast Conference VCU 26-3 7 Colonial Athletic Association Richmond 24-4 2 Atlantic 10 Conference Good week for the Cougars who move up 4 spots in the AP Top 25. Code: Mid Major Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Memphis (72) 26-2 1800 1 Conference USA 2. Xavier 23-6 1727 2 Atlantic 10 Conference 3. Creighton 24-5 1627 4 Missouri Valley Conference 4. Brigham Young 25-3 1531 5 Mountain West Conference 5. Gonzaga 25-5 1518 6 West Coast Conference 6. Utah State 23-4 1473 3 Western Athletic Conference 7. Western Kentucky 28-2 1380 7 Sun Belt Conference 8. Richmond 24-4 1229 8 Atlantic 10 Conference 9. Miami-Ohio 25-3 1224 10 Mid-American Conference 10. Butler 23-6 1152 12 Horizon League 11. Utah 23-5 1077 9 Mountain West Conference 12. Nevada 24-4 1016 13 Western Athletic Conference 13. Old Dominion 24-6 884 15 Colonial Athletic Association 14. Saint Joseph's 24-4 802 14 Atlantic 10 Conference 15. VCU 26-3 792 16 Colonial Athletic Association 16. UNLV 21-7 757 17 Mountain West Conference 17. San Diego State 22-6 729 11 Mountain West Conference 18. Dayton 19-9 654 20 Atlantic 10 Conference 19. Tulsa 20-7 497 18 Conference USA 20. Temple 20-8 393 19 Atlantic 10 Conference 21. Winthrop 26-4 280 21 Big South Conference 22. Bradley 19-10 267 23 Missouri Valley Conference 23. Siena 22-8 225 24 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 24. Montana 24-5 134 25 Big Sky Conference 25. Saint Louis 18-10 72 NR Atlantic 10 Conference Others Receiving Votes: Middle Tennessee 24-6 49 Sun Belt Conference Oakland 23-5 45 Summit League Vermont 24-5 21 America East Conference UTEP 20-8 16 Conference USA Western Michigan 21-6 14 Mid-American Conference Houston 20-8 12 Conference USA Marshall 20-8 3 Conference USA The Billikens reenter the mid-major top 25, and UTEP is still getting some votes. Last edited by collegesportsfanms : 01-18-2015 at 11:40 AM.

01-18-2015, 11:38 AM	#36
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	Feb. 27-March 4, 2012 Hartford (David Ginsberg) -- The America East had their conference tourney this week, covered in the next post. Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) -- Same as Hartford. St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) -- 19-11, 11-5 5th Atlantic Ten. The Billikens split 2 games to end the regular season, winning 75-67 at UMass, then dropping a 70-69 heartbreaker at home to Xavier. They'll be the 5th seed in the A-10 Tourney. Colorado (Rob Nielsen) -- 10-20, 3-13 last (12th) Big 12. 2 more losses for the Buffaloes to finish the regular season, a 66-53 home loss to Nebraska and a 98-72 loss at Oklahoma. They'll be the 12th seed in the Big 12 tourney. High Point (Roy Rogers) -- The Panthers played in the Big South tourney this week, covered in the next post. Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) -- 7-22, 7-9 T-6th Big West. The Mustangs won 2 road games to finish the regular season: A 47-37 win at UC Riverside and a 55-50 win at UC Davis. They'll be the 7th seed in the Big West tourney. UTEP (Jeeber Mack) -- 21-9, 10-6 4th Conference USA. The Miners split their final 2 regular season games, winning 71-58 at Tulane and getting hammered 90-58 at Memphis. They'll be the 4th seed in the C-USA tourney and get a first round bye. Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) -- The Ramblers played in the Horizon tourney this week, covered in the next post. Wright St. (Shane Korme) -- The Raiders also had the Horizon tourney this week. Bradley (Alex Donovan) -- MVC had their tourney this week, covered next post. Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) -- Also MVC. Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) -- MVC. Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) -- Our 4th and final MVC team. BYU (Patrick Hutt) -- 26-4, 13-3 1st Mountain West. A road split to end the regular season for the Cougars, first an 85-80 loss at UNLV then an 81-78 loss at Utah. They'll be the top seed in the Mountain West tourney. Bryant (Score Galore) -- No more games for Bryant who failed to qualify for the Northeast tourney. Davidson (Randolph Childress) -- Playing in the Southern tournament, results next post. Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) -- 12-18, 8-8 5th WAC. The Warriors split their final 2 regular season games, winning 77-55 at home against San Jose St. and losing 93-81 at Utah St. They'll be the 5th seed in the WAC tourney. No polls this week, as I fear that doing so will give away the results of some tournaments already played. I will have polls after the conference tournaments.

01-18-2015, 09:48 PM	#37
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2012 Conference Tournaments It's time to take a look at all the conference tournaments and see how our FOFC teams fared. America East Tournament Hartford (David Ginsberg) lost in the quarterfinals to (2) Vermont 58-38. Their season will no doubt be over with a 10-20 record. Maine (Cillian O'Reilly) also lost in the quarterfinals to (4) Stony Brook 90-72. Their record is slightly better at 12-18, but they should be done for the season. Atlantic Ten Tournament St. Louis (Kuji Chagulia) beat (12) Rhode Island 64-56 in the first round, then in the quarterfinals lost to (4) St. Josephs 81-64. I would consider them on the bubble, but I have a feeling they'll sneak in as a seed between 7-10. Big 12 Tournament Colorado (Rob Nielsen) battled hard but lost in the quarterfinals 80-71 to (5) Oklahoma. They should be done for the season. Big South Tournament High Point (Roy Rogers) pulled an upset in the quarterfinals, beating (2) UNC Asheville 65-56. Their luck ran out in the semifinals, as they lost to (6) Coastal Carolina 66-51. Their 8-23 record means they'll be done for the season. Big West Tournament Cal Poly (DeShawn St. John) lost 61-54 to (6) Cal St. Fullerton in the first round. With a 7-23 record, their season is over. Conference USA Tournament UTEP (Jeeber Mack) lost to (5) Houston 68-57 in the quarterfinals. They should still be in the NCAA tournament, probably around an 8 or 9 seed. Horizon Tournament Loyola Chicago (Jawouk Bafou) beat (5) Valparaiso 59-54 in the first round then lost 62-47 to (4) Cleveland St. in the second round. They finish with a 13-18 record, not good enough for postseason play. Wright St. (Shane Korme) hammered (7) Illinois-Chicago 82-56 in the first round then lost a tough one in the second round, 91-86 in overtime to (3) Milwaukee. With a 17-14 record, they may sneak into the CBI or CIT. Missouri Valley Tournament Bradley (Alex Donovan) beat (6) Illinois St. in the quarterfinals, then hammered (10) Drake 85-43 in the semifinals as Drake's luck ran out. In the MVC championship, the Braves beat (1) Creighton 73-65 to win the MVC tournament and get an auto bid to the NCAA tournament! I'd expect them to be a 10 or 11 seed. Evansville (Ekeje Bafou) lost in the play-in round 69-46 to (8) Southern Illinois. With 5 wins on the season, they'll definitely be done. Illinois St. (Timmy Tribble) lost 81-68 to (3) Bradley in the quarterfinals. Their disappointing 13-17 record means they will most likely be done. Northern Iowa (Ernesto Lopez) lost 89-71 to (5) Missouri St. in the quarterfinals. With a 16-13 record, I think the NIT may pass on the Panthers, but I would expect to see them in the CBI. Mountain West Tournament BYU (Patrick Hutt) got by (9) TCU 81-74 in the quarterfinals, then escaped with a win 87-84 over (5) New Mexico in the semifinals, and in the MWC championship, absolutely blew away (3) San Diego St. 93-53 to become the second FOFC coach to win their conference tournament and get an NCAA auto-bid. With a 29-4 record, it would be a shame if they don't get a 3 or 4 seed, but I bet they slip down to a 5 or 6 seed since they aren't in a power conference. Bryant (Score Galore) didn't qualify for the Northeast tournament so their season is over. Southern Tournament Davidson (Randolph Childress) beat (8) Western Carolina 75-59 in the quarterfinals, then beat (4) Appalachian St. 80-65 in the semifinals, and became our 3rd FOFC coach to gain an auto-bid by beat (3) Chattanooga 82-71 in the championship. A 13 or 14 seed is most likely for the Wildcats. WAC Tournament Hawaii (B.B. Gunn) beat (4) New Mexico St. 82-73 in the quarterfinals then lost 82-62 to (1) Nevada in the semifinals. With a 13-19 record, they should be done for the season. Here's a look at the final regular season polls: Code: Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Kentucky (66) 30-3 1794 5 Southeastern Conference 2. Memphis 31-2 1717 2 Conference USA 3. Texas (6) 30-3 1673 1 Big 12 Conference 4. Kansas 29-5 1582 3 Big 12 Conference 5. Michigan State 28-4 1504 4 Big Ten Conference 6. Maryland 29-4 1412 7 Atlantic Coast Conference 7. Oklahoma State 27-5 1393 6 Big 12 Conference 8. Wake Forest 29-5 1261 10 Atlantic Coast Conference 9. Oklahoma 26-8 1201 18 Big 12 Conference 10. Florida 26-4 1171 8 Southeastern Conference 11. Arizona 27-6 1013 12 Pacific-10 Conference 12. Villanova 28-5 998 21 Big East Conference 13. Xavier 27-7 874 11 Atlantic 10 Conference 14. Georgetown 24-6 855 9 Big East Conference 15. Tennessee 26-7 809 13 Southeastern Conference 16. Pittsburgh 25-8 721 14 Big East Conference 17. Western Kentucky 31-2 624 20 Sun Belt Conference 18. Creighton 26-6 589 22 Missouri Valley Conference 19. Brigham Young 29-4 506 25 Mountain West Conference 20. Gonzaga 27-5 414 23 West Coast Conference 21. Utah State 27-5 288 19 Western Athletic Conference 22. West Virginia 24-7 264 15 Big East Conference 23. VCU 30-3 221 NR Colonial Athletic Association 24. North Carolina State 24-7 186 16 Atlantic Coast Conference 25. Marquette 24-9 98 NR Big East Conference Others Receiving Votes: Richmond 29-4 88 Atlantic 10 Conference Miami-Ohio 28-4 70 Mid-American Conference Nevada 29-4 22 Western Athletic Conference Wisconsin 24-7 22 Big Ten Conference Louisville 24-9 20 Big East Conference Connecticut 23-9 6 Big East Conference Miami 27-6 4 Atlantic Coast Conference Great job by BYU to rise up, but being ranked lower than a Creighton team that lost in the finals of their conference tournament is a little disrespectful IMO. Code: Mid Major Top 25 # Team FPV Record Points Prv Conference test test test test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Memphis (72) 31-2 1800 1 Conference USA 2. Xavier 27-7 1727 2 Atlantic 10 Conference 3. Creighton 26-6 1620 3 Missouri Valley Conference 4. Brigham Young 29-4 1537 6 Mountain West Conference 5. Gonzaga 27-5 1464 5 West Coast Conference 6. Utah State 27-5 1449 4 Western Athletic Conference 7. Western Kentucky 31-2 1418 7 Sun Belt Conference 8. VCU 30-3 1331 13 Colonial Athletic Association 9. Richmond 29-4 1237 8 Atlantic 10 Conference 10. Nevada 29-4 1106 12 Western Athletic Conference 11. Butler 25-6 1077 11 Horizon League 12. Miami-Ohio 28-4 1029 9 Mid-American Conference 13. Utah 26-6 986 10 Mountain West Conference 14. San Diego State 26-7 859 14 Mountain West Conference 15. Old Dominion 25-7 744 15 Colonial Athletic Association 16. Saint Joseph's 26-6 674 16 Atlantic 10 Conference 17. Dayton 21-11 667 19 Atlantic 10 Conference 18. Tulsa 22-8 548 18 Conference USA 19. Temple 23-9 470 20 Atlantic 10 Conference 20. UNLV 22-9 450 17 Mountain West Conference 21. Winthrop 29-4 386 22 Big South Conference 22. Siena 25-8 304 23 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 23. Bradley 22-10 208 21 Missouri Valley Conference 24. Sam Houston State 27-6 141 NR Southland Conference 25. UTEP 21-10 72 NR Conference USA Others Receiving Votes: Middle Tennessee 26-7 38 Sun Belt Conference Montana 25-6 23 Big Sky Conference Vermont 26-6 16 America East Conference Oakland 25-6 12 Summit League East Tennessee State 24-7 6 Atlantic Sun Conference Houston 23-10 1 Conference USA These voters are even more nuts! UTEP back in the rankings after an early exit in their tournament, St. Louis and Davidson nowhere to be found, and Bradley moving down 2 spots after winning the MVC tournament?? Crazy

01-18-2015, 09:55 PM	#38
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2012 Selection Sunday Bradley gets the 13th seed in the NCAA West Region and will take on (4) Marquette in the first round. A bit underseeded if you ask me. BYU gets the 5th seed in the NCAA West Region and will await the winner of a First Four game between Vanderbilt and Dayton. Davidson gets the 14th seed in the NCAA East Region and will take on (3) Florida in the first round. St. Louis drops down to the NIT, getting the 4th seed in the NIT West Region and will host (5) Rider in the first round. UTEP also drops to the NIT as the #2 seed in the NIT Midwest Region. They'll host (7) Boise St. in the first round. That's it. Lots of snubs. However, once I saw that St. Louis and UTEP had dropped to the NIT, I had a feeling Wright St. and Northern Iowa would get screwed out of extending their season. So 5 of our 17 FOFC coached teams extend their season into March. Let's go boys, gotta do better!

01-20-2015, 06:19 PM	#39
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2012 NCAA First Round (13) Bradley upsets (4) Marquette 68-61. (5) BYU beats (12) Dayton 87-70. (3) Florida hammers (14) Davidson 86-63. 2012 NIT First Round (4) St. Louis all over (5) Rider 87-66. (2) UTEP hammers (7) Boise St. 69-45. Last edited by collegesportsfanms : 01-20-2015 at 06:19 PM.

01-20-2015, 06:25 PM	#40
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2012 NCAA Second Round (5) BYU beats (13) Bradley 98-76. 2012 NIT Second Round (4) St. Louis gets by (1) Virginia 78-75. (2) UTEP beat (3) UAB 72-57. 2012 NCAA Sweet Sixteen (1) Memphis beats (5) BYU 98-78. NIT Quarterfinals (3) Missouri beats (4) St. Louis 79-63. (2) UTEP beats (4) Syracuse 69-58. NIT Final Four (2MW) UTEP beats (1E) Texas A&M 71-59. NIT Championship (3W) Missouri gets by (2MW) UTEP 58-54. What a great run by UTEP and coach Jeeber Mack, making it to the NIT Finals, and being the FOFC coached team to make it the farthest in the postseason.

01-20-2015, 06:30 PM	#41
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2012 Postseason Wrap-Up The 2012 NCAA Final Four saw (1S) Kentucky beat (2W) Kansas 70-54, and (1MW) Texas beat (6E) West Virginia 89-73. In the National Championship, Texas rattled Kentucky 74-54. You already know the results of the 2012 NIT Final Four, with UTEP losing in the NIT Championship Game. The CBI saw (5) Northeastern beat (3) Toledo 2 games to 1 in the CBI Championship Series. Toledo won the first game 80-56, then Northeastern won the second game 69-66. The deciding game wasn't even close, as Northeastern won 80-56. And finally, the CIT Championship saw (4) UC Santa Barbara beat (14) Fairfield 71-59.

01-20-2015, 06:44 PM	#42
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2011-2012 National Awards Only 1 national award for our FOFC coached teams. BYU senior Gary Beardsley made the all-NCAA First Team. 2011-2012 Conference Awards Nobody got an award for Hartford. Maine saw SR Ferdinand Dungan make the America East 2nd Team. A huge shock here, as St. Louis, even with their great season, took home no conference awards. Colorado got no awards either, not a huge surprise there. Getting to be a trend, as High Point had no awards either. And the trend continues. No awards for Cal Poly. UTEP breaks the tend with a few awards. Senior Edward McChesney made the C-USA First Team, while SR Richard Brown made the Second Team. Chris Pouliot made the C-USA All-Freshman Team. Loyola Chicago was shut out on the awards. Wright St. had 2 players on the Horizon 2nd Team. SR Forrest Sutter and SR Larry Giron. Bradley put 2 on the All-MVC First Team: SR Justin Chambers and SO Leon Woods. SR Jake Hopkins made the All-MVC Second Team. Evansville put Charles Neill on the MVC All-Freshman Team. Illinois St. put SR Roscoe Finkelstein on the All-MVC 2nd Team. Northern Iowa had SR David Elmore on the All-MVC 2nd Team and Todd Blanco on the All-Freshman Team. BYU took home a number of awards. SR Gary Beardsley was the Mountain West Player of the Year and also an all-MWC 1st Team Member. Patrick Hutt was the MWC Coach of the Year. SR Gary Love was also on the MWC 1st Team. SR Myles Woodson made the all-MWC 2nd Team. No awards for Bryant. Davidson had the most awards of all the teams. SR Royal Canter was Southern Player of the Year and an all-Southern First Team member. Troy Burt was the Southern Freshman of the Year and a member of the Southern All-Freshman Team. JR Josiah Backman and SR Leslie Ludwig made the all-Southern 2nd Team. Hawaii took home 1 award as Robert Trexler made the WAC All-Freshman Team.

01-20-2015, 06:58 PM	#43
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	2011-2012 Recruiting Rankings Hartford had the 211th best recruiting class in the nation, good for 3rd best in the America East. Maine had the 269th best class, good for 7th in the America East. St. Louis had the 43rd best class in the nation, good for 2nd in the A-Ten. Colorado had the 82nd best class in the nation, good for 7th in the Big 12. High Point had the 150th best class in the nation, tops in the Big South. Cal Poly had the 257th best class in the nation, good for 7th in the Big West. UTEP had the 47th best class in the nation, tops in Conference USA, but just 1 better than UAB who was at 48. The Miners brought in the conferences only 4 star recruit however. Everything else was 3 stars or less. Loyola Chicago had the 99th best class in the nation, good for 2nd in the Horizon. Wright St. had the 145th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the Horizon. Bradley had the 81st best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the MVC and were 1 of 2 MVC schools to bring in a 4 star recruit. Evansville had the 110th best class in the nation, good for 5th in the MVC. Illinois St. had the 199th best class in the nation, good for 8th in the MVC. Northern Iowa had the 274th best class in the nation, last in the MVC by a wide margin. The Panthers were the only MVC school not to bring in a 3 star or better recruit. BYU had the 36th best class in the nation, tops in the Mountain West by 18. Not only that, but they were 1 of only 19 (at least by my count)schools in the nation to bring in a 5 star recruit. Bryant had the 258th best class in the nation, good for 5th in the Northeast. Davidson had the 118th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the Southern. Hawaii had the 58th best class in the nation, good for 3rd in the WAC. The Warriors were 1 of 2 schools to bring in a 4 star recruit.

01-20-2015, 07:04 PM	#44
collegesportsfanms Pro Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004	I am making 1 change to the season setup, increasing the NIT back to 40 teams. That gives our FOFC teams 8 more chances to get into the postseason. There was no conference movement in the offseason, and this is where I stop. I said at the beginning of this that because I wasn't using a mod this time, if you weren't happy with your current team or the conference they played in, I would let you change teams without being offered the job. This only applies for this offseason only, so if you want to change, the rule is you have to change to a team that is within the same prestige as the school you are currently at. I would say 3 or 4 points higher or lower would be fine. Here are the team prestiges: Hartford- 22 Maine- 31 St. Louis- 67 Colorado- 57 High Point- 16 Cal Poly- 22 UTEP- 66 Loyola Chicago- 40 Wright St.- 58 Bradley- 67 Evansville- 39 Illinois St.- 61 Northern Iowa- 65 BYU- 86 Bryant- 3 Davidson- 62 Hawaii- 49 If you want to change, please PM me or you can announce it in this thread. I will be out of town from Thursday-Saturday, so hopefully by Sunday or Monday I've heard from all of you. For now, this is on hold.

01-20-2015, 07:11 PM	#45
Coffee Warlord Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Colorado Springs	Nope, I'm staying at CU until they fire my ass.

01-20-2015, 10:12 PM	#46
britrock88 Pro Starter Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Madison, WI	Are there any major conference teams so low in prestige (~45) that one of the Bafous could move?