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cdh72469 · 02-27-2020, 05:37 PM

Game Recap | September 8, 2019 | Hard Rock Stadium | Miami Gardens, FL

Baltimore
RAVENS
(0-1)

9

	1	2	3	4
BAL	3	0	6	0
MIA	0	14	0	3

17

Miami
DOLPHINS
(1-0)

RAVENS	TEAM STATS	DOLPHINS
9	First Downs	16
178	Total Offense	316
54	Rushing Yards	121
124	Passing Yards	195
10	Punt Return Yards	17
67	Kick Return Yards	45
255	Total Yards	378
4 - 11 (36%)	3rd Down Efficiency	5 - 11 (45%)
0 - 1	4th Down Efficiency	0 - 0
1-0-2 (50%)	Red Zone Efficiency (TD-FG-OPP)	2-0-2 (100%)
0	Turnovers	2
4 - 39.0 (1)	Punts - Average (Inside 20)	3 - 50.0 (3)
1 - 10	Penalties - Yards	1 - 5
15:36	Time of Possession	24:24

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER		BAL	MIA
4:19	(BAL) J. Tucker, 53 yard field goal	3	0
SECOND QUARTER		BAL	MIA
8:19	(MIA) D. Jones to M. Gesicki, 9 Yard pass (D. Carlson kick)	3	7
1:30	(MIA) D. Jones to K. Johnson, 10 yard pass (D. Carlson kick)	3	14
THIRD QUARTER		BAL	MIA
4:44	(BAL) L. Jackson to M. Andrews, 1 yard pass (2-point conversion failed)	9	14
FOURTH QUARTER		BAL	MIA
9:55	(MIA) D. Carslon, 41 yard field goal	9	17

INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS

BALTIMORE RAVENS
PASSING	C-A	YDS	TD	INT
Lamar Jackson	13-23	150	1	0
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	TD	AVG
Mark Ingram II	12	29	0	2.4
Lamar Jackson	1	17	0	17.0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	TD	AVG
Mark Andrews	8	90	1	11.2
M. Brown	2	39	0	19.5
Mark Ingram II	2	1	0	0.5
DEFENSE	T-A	Sack	TFL	INT
Marlon Humphrey	7-1	0	1	0
P. Onwuasor	6-3	0	1	0
Josh Bynes	5-6	0	1	0
M. Pierce	3-4	1	2	0

MIAMI DOLPHINS
PASSING	C-A	YDS	TD	INT
Daniel Jones	18-24	204	2	2
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	TD	AVG
Kerryon Johnson	23	90	0	3.9
Daniel Jones	4	23	0	5.7
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	TD	AVG
Kerryon Johnson	7	88	1	12.5
Mike Gesicki	5	66	1	13.2
D.K. Metcalf	4	38	0	9.5
DEFENSE	T-A	Sack	TFL	INT
Josh Allen	3-0	2.0	0	0
Montez Sweat	3-1	0	2	0
Derwin James Jr.	3-1	0	0	0
Brian Burns	2-2	0	1	0

cdh72469 · 03-02-2020, 02:11 PM

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KICKOFF WEEKEND SCOREBOARD

		Final
PACKERS	(1-0)	32
BEARS	(0-1)	31

GB: A. Rodgers: 27-33, 336 Yards, 4 TD
D. Adams: 9 Rec, 145 Yards, 4 TD

CHI: M. Trubisky: 18-29, 220 Yards, TD, INT
K. Mack: 9 TT, 2 sacks, 3 TFL, 1 FF

		Final/OT
RAMS	(1-0)	27
PANTHERS	(0-1)	21

LAR: J. Goff: 24-33, 366 Yards, 4 TD

CAR: C. Newton: 21-28, 247 Yards, 2 TD, 1 INT

		Final
REDSKINS	(0-1)	17
EAGLES	(1-0)	27

WAS: D. Haskins 2 TD passes in losing effort

PHI: Wentz's 3 TD passes lead Philly past 'Skins

		Final
BILLS	(1-0)	30
JETS	(0-1)	21

BUF: J. Allen 2 TD passes, Bills force 2 turnovers

NYJ: S. Darnold: 2 TDs, 2 INT

		Final
FALCONS	(1-0)	31
VIKINGS	(0-1)	28

ATL: Ryan tosses 2 TDs, Birds force 3 turnovers

MIN: Cousins' 3 picks doom Vikes in home opener

		Final
RAVENS	(0-1)	9
DOLPHINS	(1-0)	17

BAL: Jackson throws for 150 yards and only TD for Ravens

MIA: Defense dominates, holds Ravens to under 200 yards offense

		Final
CHIEFS	(0-1)	24
JAGUARS	(1-0)	41

KC: Mahomes forced into 3 picks

JAX: Westbrook, 9 Rec, 175 Yards, 3 TDs
M. Jack, 8 Tackles, 2 INTs

		Final
TITANS	(1-0)	21
BROWNS	(0-1)	13

TEN: Defense pitches 2nd half shutout, forces 4 turnovers

CLE: Mayfield throws 3 picks with no TDs

		Final
COLTS	(0-1)	23
CHARGERS	(1-0)	31

IND: Brissett struggles in debut as Indy's starter

LAC: Bolts, leading 31-7, hold off furious 4th Qtr comeback by Colts

		Final
BENGALS	(0-1)	15
SEAHAWKS	(1-0)	31

CIN: Stagnant offense, turnovers doom Cincy.

SEA: Wilson tosses 2 TDs, runs for another in dominant win

		Final
49ERS	(1-0)	21
BUCCANEERS	(0-1)	13

SF: Garoppolo's 3 TDs lead Niners past Bucs

TB: Winston continues inconsistent play in first start for Coach Arians

		Final/OT
LIONS	(1-0)	24
CARDINALS	(0-1)	21

DET: Prater's late field goal lifts Lions to victory

ARI: Murray looks to be a star in the making even in tough loss

		Final
GIANTS	(1-0)	24
COWBOYS	(0-1)	17

NYG: Eli connects with Tate 9 times for 199 yards and a score

DAL: Jones denies Garrett on the hot seat again after week one

		Final
STEELERS	(0-1)	14
PATRIOTS	(1-0)	34

PIT: Big Ben? Held to 108 yards passing with no TD and a pick

NE: Run game, not Brady lead Pats to blowout win

		Final
TEXANS	(1-0)	31
SAINTS	(0-1)	14

HOU: Watson shines 21-27, 241 yards, 42 rush yards, 3 total TDs

NO: Brees sacked 3 times, throws 2 picks

		Final/OT
BRONCOS	(1-0)	28
RAIDERS	(0-1)	3

DEN: Luck shines in Bronco debut, 23-27, 281 yards, 2 TD

OAK: Preseason injuries limit Raiders in poor showing

Byes this week: None

03-02-2020, 03:00 PM

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NFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE		DEFENSE
	Davante Adams, WR		Danny Trevathan, LB
	9 Receptions, 145 Yards		10 Tackles
	4 Touchdowns		1 Sack

AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE		DEFENSE
	DeDe Westbrook, WR		Myles Jack, LB
	9 Receptions, 175 Yards		8 Tackles
	3 Touchdowns		2 Interceptions

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03-03-2020, 01:56 PM

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WEEKLY INJURY REPORT
	Josh Jacobs, RB	Grady Jarrett, DT
	Pulled groin	Ruptured disk
	Out for 2 weeks	Out for 5 weeks
	Travis Benjamin, WR	Michael Gallup, WR
	Broken thumb	Fractured humerus
	Out for 2 weeks	Out for 3 weeks
	James Conner, RB	Jared Cook, TE
	Fractured wrist	Dislocated knee
	Out for 2 weeks	Out for 6 weeks
	Dion Lewis, RB	Bryce Callahan, CB
	Dislocated hip	Separated shoulder
	Out for 5 weeks	Out for 2 weeks
	D.J. Reader, DT	Andrew Norwell, LG
	Torn bicep	Dislocated ankle
	Out for 8 weeks	Out for 7 weeks

FlackoMars · 03-17-2020, 04:58 PM

2015 NBA PREVIEW

Ball in the Family
How Austin Rivers, coached by his father on the Los Angeles Clippers, turned around his NBA career

by JONATHAN ABRAMS ON OCTOBER 14, 2015

During the rocky beginnings of his pro career, when Austin Rivers was running low on both confidence and playing time, he would seek advice from an NBA head coach — but not the one he played for. That’s one of the benefits of being Doc Rivers’s son. Drawing on 30 years of experience in the league, Doc told Austin to get back in the gym — to stay deep into the night if necessary — and work with the future in mind. “When I was in New Orleans, I’d talk to him a lot, because he would help me through what I was going through,” Austin said. “I would be so frustrated, because I would be watching kids I used to play against and they’re in situations where they’re playing. You don’t understand how angry that made me. It was probably the darkest time of my life. Because I knew I could do it. I needed a chance.”

Navigating the terrain between father and son, player and coach had never been especially difficult for the Riverses throughout Austin’s childhood. Doc stalked the Boston Celtics sideline much of the year and could be an active father to his four children only during brief respites from the NBA. “I didn’t try to be the parent-coach every second of his life, but we had a lot of great basketball conversations at the same time,” Doc said. “And I think that’s always been a bonding force for us.” For the most part, Doc left his children’s athletic development to others. “He was a dad in the stands,” said Therion Joseph, Austin’s youth coach. “Because there were so few times when he actually got to see Austin.”

But even though father and son are resigned to treating the NBA like the workplace it is, Doc has relished the opportunity to see Austin on a consistent basis and have many of his children living within an hour’s drive of Staples Center. Callie lives in Southern California and the youngest Rivers brother, Spencer, plays basketball at UC Irvine. “Y’all gotta understand, he coached Boston my whole childhood,” Austin said. “I lived in Orlando, so he was not there. He was in Boston. So he’d just call me up: ‘How are you doing? How’s your game?’ He didn’t know who I was dating, trouble I’d get into. He didn’t know any of that. That’s fine with me. I love basketball so much, and so does he, that it made us have a connection.

“He’s on me all the time, and it’s nice to have a coach who views you like that, let alone a father, so it’s just good to see him more,” Austin continued. “Usually, when you’re younger you’re together, and older is when people go their separate ways. We were all separate younger. Now we’re all together. It’s different and it’s pretty cool.”

Building that type of relationship, Doc learned, should be his goal with every player.

“If you want to be a good coach, that’s the point you’ve got to [reach] with every single player, that the player believes the coach has his back,” Doc said. “And if that happens, I think you can unlock the freedom key with that player — that player will then play free … So I’m learning lessons from this relationship. Not just with us, but I’m learning lessons as a coach as well.”

djp73 · 03-31-2020, 10:48 PM

2002-2003 Oklahoma City Thunder
#	NAME	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE/FROM
22	Matt Barnes	F	22	6'7"	220	UCLA
33	Keith Closs	C	26	7'3"	212	Central Connecticut State
42	Khalid El-Amin	G	23	5'10"	200	Connecticut
40	Udonis Haslem	F	23	6'8"	235	Florida
20	Jared Jeffries	F	22	6'11"	225	Indiana
21	Trajan Langdon	G	26	6'3"	197	Duke
44	Tony Massenburg	F	36	6'9"	270	Maryland
5	Jeff McInnis	G	29	6'4"	210	North Carolina
17	Smush Parker	F/G	21	6'4"	216	Fordham
7	Lavor Postell	G/F	24	6'5"	215	St. John's (NY)
50	Zach Randolph	F	21	6'9"	260	Michigan State
23	Mitch Richmond	G/F	37	6'5"	215	Kansas State
15	John Salmons	G	22	6'7"	240	Miami (FL)
2	Amare Stoudemire	F/C	19	6'10"	245	Cypress Creek (HS)
25	Jake Tsakalidis	C	23	7'2"	270	Georgia

djp73 · 04-10-2020, 05:22 PM

2003-2004 Oklahoma City Thunder
#	NAME	POS	AGE	HT	WT	SALARY
22	Matt Barnes	F	23	6'7"	220	UCLA
34	Jordan Best	C/F	22	7'2"	264	North Carolina
33	Keith Closs	C	27	7'3"	212	Central Connecticut State
40	Udonis Haslem	F	24	6'8"	235	Florida
00	Brendan Haywood	C	24	7'0"	268	North Carolina
4	Frederick Humphries	G/F	24	6'9"	206	Hofstra
23	LeBron James	F	19	6'8"	250	St Vincent - St Mary
20	Jared Jeffries	F	23	6'11"	225	Indiana
25	Steve Kerr	G	38	6'3"	175	Arizona
21	Trajan Langdon	G	27	6'3"	197	Duke
5	Jeff McInnis	G	29	6'4"	210	North Carolina
17	Smush Parker	F/G	22	6'4"	216	Fordham
52	Eric Piatkowski	G	34	6'7"	220	Nebraska
15	John Salmons	G	23	6'7"	210	Miami
2	Amar'e Stoudemire	F	20	6'10"	245	Cypress Creek

03-17-2020, 04:58 PM	#86
FlackoMars Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2019	Re: Dynasty Layout Testing Thread 2015 NBA PREVIEW Ball in the Family How Austin Rivers, coached by his father on the Los Angeles Clippers, turned around his NBA career by JONATHAN ABRAMS ON OCTOBER 14, 2015 During the rocky beginnings of his pro career, when Austin Rivers was running low on both confidence and playing time, he would seek advice from an NBA head coach — but not the one he played for. That’s one of the benefits of being Doc Rivers’s son. Drawing on 30 years of experience in the league, Doc told Austin to get back in the gym — to stay deep into the night if necessary — and work with the future in mind. “When I was in New Orleans, I’d talk to him a lot, because he would help me through what I was going through,” Austin said. “I would be so frustrated, because I would be watching kids I used to play against and they’re in situations where they’re playing. You don’t understand how angry that made me. It was probably the darkest time of my life. Because I knew I could do it. I needed a chance.” Navigating the terrain between father and son, player and coach had never been especially difficult for the Riverses throughout Austin’s childhood. Doc stalked the Boston Celtics sideline much of the year and could be an active father to his four children only during brief respites from the NBA. “I didn’t try to be the parent-coach every second of his life, but we had a lot of great basketball conversations at the same time,” Doc said. “And I think that’s always been a bonding force for us.” For the most part, Doc left his children’s athletic development to others. “He was a dad in the stands,” said Therion Joseph, Austin’s youth coach. “Because there were so few times when he actually got to see Austin.” But even though father and son are resigned to treating the NBA like the workplace it is, Doc has relished the opportunity to see Austin on a consistent basis and have many of his children living within an hour’s drive of Staples Center. Callie lives in Southern California and the youngest Rivers brother, Spencer, plays basketball at UC Irvine. “Y’all gotta understand, he coached Boston my whole childhood,” Austin said. “I lived in Orlando, so he was not there. He was in Boston. So he’d just call me up: ‘How are you doing? How’s your game?’ He didn’t know who I was dating, trouble I’d get into. He didn’t know any of that. That’s fine with me. I love basketball so much, and so does he, that it made us have a connection. “He’s on me all the time, and it’s nice to have a coach who views you like that, let alone a father, so it’s just good to see him more,” Austin continued. “Usually, when you’re younger you’re together, and older is when people go their separate ways. We were all separate younger. Now we’re all together. It’s different and it’s pretty cool.” Building that type of relationship, Doc learned, should be his goal with every player. “If you want to be a good coach, that’s the point you’ve got to [reach] with every single player, that the player believes the coach has his back,” Doc said. “And if that happens, I think you can unlock the freedom key with that player — that player will then play free … So I’m learning lessons from this relationship. Not just with us, but I’m learning lessons as a coach as well.” studbucket likes this.

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