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04-05-2019, 03:31 AM
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1970 Postseason
We don't get an invite to any tournament, not that I expected we would. Valdosta State (who is now ranked, and also who we plastered) wins the conference tournament over Davidson who made it all the way to the final after beating us. They get an 11 seed in the tournament.
Chattanooga made the CBI, as did Furman. Elon made it to the Ci.com tournament. Multi-bid conferences this year, not a good year for the major conferences. ACC: 3 Big 12: 5 Big East: 5 Big Ten: 5 Colonial: 2 Conference USA: 2 Metro Atlantic: 2 Mid-American: 3 Missouri Valley: 2 Mountain West: 2 Pac-11: 4 Patriot: 4 (!) SEC: 6 Sun Belt: 2 West Coast: 3 WAC: 2 Code:
Conference RPI
# Conference RPI Points Prv Conference test test test test
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1. Big Ten Conference .560
2. Southeastern Conference .549
3. Big 12 Conference .548
4. Pacific-11 Conference .537
5. Big East Conference .535
6. West Coast Conference .532
7. Atlantic Coast Conference .529
8. Mid-American Conference .528
9. Patriot League .522
10. Missouri Valley Conference .522
11. Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference .515
12. Horizon League .515
13. Conference USA .512
14. Sun Belt Conference .506
15. Atlantic 10 Conference .504
16. Colonial Athletic Association .501
17. Mountain West Conference .501
18. Western Athletic Conference .496
19. Atlantic Sun Conference .496
20. Lone Star Conference .491
21. Big West Conference .487
22. Ivy League .486
23. America East Conference .482
24. Northeast Conference .477
25. Big Sky Conference .477
26. Summit League .476
27. Ohio Valley Conference .475
28. Southwestern Athletic Conference .474
29. Southern Conference .471
30. Independent East .468
31. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference .468
32. Independent West .466
33. Independent South .464
34. Frontier Conference .464
35. Big South Conference .461
36. Southland Conference .457
37. Independent North .449
The 1 seeds this year are Nebraska (92), Illinois (94), Michigan State (83), and Alabama (82). First Weekend, Sweet Sixteen teams West: (1) Nebraska, (5) Indiana, (7) San Diego and (11) Providence. Biggest upset, (13) Denver over (4) UCONN Midwest: (1) Illinois, (4) Southern California, (7) DePaul, (3) Nevada. Not a single upset in the 1st round, seed wise and only DePaul's win over Texas A&M has deviated from the seed expectations. South: (1) Michigan State (4) Kentucky, (2) Baylor, (3) Pittsburgh. Another calm bracket. A few upsets in the 1st round, 12 seed District of Columbia took down TCU. East: (1) Alabama, (5) Pacific, (2) Rutgers, (3) Boston College. Another run of the mill region. Pacific barely got by 4 seed Cal in the 2nd round, 58-57. Pacific is a 91 prestige school and is probably going to join the Pac-11 next year. Second Weekend West: (1) Nebraska vs (11) Providence in the Elite 8, Providence jumps all over them from the start, and Nebraska never gets closer than 6 the rest of the game and the 11th seeded Friars are off the Final Four. Until now, I hadn't realized they also played in the play-in game to even become the 11th seed. Providence is an 84 prestige school and this is their 1st Final Four all time in 20 NCAA appearances. South: (2) Baylor vs (4) Kentucky in the Elite 8, it's a tight game and Kentucky threatens to pull away several times before Baylor claws back and forces overtime. In the OT though, Kentucky jumps on them and wins by the score of 113-101. Kentucky is a 75 prestige school that has fallen on some hard times recently, but historically have been very strong. This is their 8th Final Four. Midwest: (1) Illinois vs (3) Nevada, Nevada had a 10 point lead with 8 minutes left, but couldn't hold on and they end up losing 83-79. It ends an excellent season for the Wolf Pack, who normally would be another candidate to join the Pac-11, if Pacific weren't so strong. Illinois has 34 wins now. This is their 4th Final Four. East: (1) Alabama vs (3) Boston College, Boston College had them doubled up 30-15 in the 1st half. Alabama cuts under 10 a few times, but never really threatens and BC wins 81-66. BC is a 98 prestige school and this is just their 4th Final Four appearance in 42 NCAA tournament bids. Final Four: (11) Providence vs (4) Kentucky: Kentucky pretty well holds Providence at arm's length the entire game and ends up winning by the final of 92-84. (1) Illinois vs (3) Boston College. Illinois jumps out in front 7-0, and maintains the lead the entire game from tip to buzzer and really piles it on at the end to win by the score of 92-70. Championship: (4) Kentucky vs (1) Illinois: Illinois jumps all over them, forcing Kentucky to play catch up most of the game, before they finally tie it with 11 minutes to go. They never do take the lead and Illinois wins the national championship 71-61. Senior guard Tony Parker, he of the 27.1 a game scoring average had 22 points to lead the Illini. Code:
Illinois 71, Kentucky 61 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Illinois (36-3, 15-1): Player Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts Leonard Barraza C 15 1-2 0-1 0 2 1 2 2 Heath Olguin C 33 4-9 0-0 2 9 3 2 8 Jason Richardson PF 37 2-4 0-0 0 8 0 2 4 Tony Parker SF 38 8-19 2-2 2 8 3 2 22 Jack Lair PG 30 5-14 6-8 1 1 3 2 16 Henry Morris SF 3 0-0 2-2 2 4 0 0 2 David Henderson SG 32 3-7 2-2 0 1 1 3 11 Garrett Derosa SF 8 1-1 4-5 0 1 1 3 6 Dan Jones C 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Caleb Crook PG 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Gresham SG 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Turnovers: 10 (H.Olguin 2, J.Richardson 1, T.Parker 1, J.Lair 4, D.Henderson 1, G.Derosa 1) Blocked Shots: 1 (H.Olguin 1) Steals: 4 (H.Olguin 1, T.Parker 1, J.Lair 2) 3P FGs: 7-17 (J.Richardson 0-1, T.Parker 4-9, D.Henderson 3-7) Kentucky (27-11, 10-8): Player Pos Min Fgm-a Ftm-a Off Reb Ast PF Pts Wilf Bath C 33 4-9 0-0 4 9 0 1 8 Samuel Massa PF 34 5-7 0-0 3 9 1 2 10 Perry Haun SF 29 3-7 3-5 0 1 3 5 9 Benny Nevarez SG 32 6-17 0-0 0 4 3 1 14 Michael Thompkins PG 23 2-7 5-6 2 5 3 5 9 Blake Alexander SG 22 3-6 3-4 0 3 3 2 10 David Barnes PF 8 0-1 1-2 0 1 2 0 1 Hayden Slone C 4 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Jason Smith PG 11 0-4 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 Carl Maki SF 2 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 Turnovers: 8 (W.Bath 1, S.Massa 1, P.Haun 4, B.Nevarez 1, M.Thompkins 1) Blocked Shots: 4 (S.Massa 1, B.Alexander 1, D.Barnes 1, H.Slone 1) Steals: 6 (W.Bath 1, B.Nevarez 2, M.Thompkins 1, B.Alexander 2) 3P FGs: 3-19 (B.Nevarez 2-12, B.Alexander 1-3, J.Smith 0-3, C.Maki 0-1) Player of Game: SG Tony Parker (ILL)  NIT Champs:  (1) Virginia beat (2) San Francisco CBI Champs:  UNC Asheville beat Navy 2-0. Ci.com champs:  Cleveland State beats Southwestern Oklahoma State. |
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04-05-2019, 03:43 AM
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#75 |
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1969-1970 Season recap (15-15) [9-7]
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04-05-2019, 04:04 AM
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#77 |
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Offseason Changes
1. I always bump up any power conference teams that have fallen below 70, back up to 70 to keep them afloat.
2. As previously alluded to 91 prestige Pacific will move to the Pac-11, making it the Pac-12. They had been in the West Coast Conference. For now, the West Coast Conference will not replace Pacific, though they will be likely to soon with Sacramento State being the likely candidate. 3. I decided to make a move that impacts our conference, the Southern. UNC Greensboro is being dropped to independent ball and is being replaced by 24 prestige USC-Aiken. 4. 21 prestige Colorado State-Pueblo is moving from independent ball to the Frontier conference. They are just two years removed from an impressive CBI championship. 5. 8 prestige Emporia State (KS) is being dropped from the Southland and is being replaced by Southeast Oklahoma State. 6. Two new teams being added this year: Sioux Falls Cougars in Sioux Falls, South Dakota  and Queens Knights in Flushing, New York 
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