Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

[doncoryell]

Re: January 14, 2013 - Polls & Other Stuff

What team are you coaching in NFL Head Coach?? Please tell me it's more of a challenge than the New England Patriots .

Do you have a separate forum for this dynasty?

It's the very first edition and despite some of the bugs, I am coaching the Arizona Cardinals, the first NFL franchise coached by Don Coryell, and using the west coast offensive play book but only with the single back normal slot and single back strong slot formations. I do have a few plays, though, that have the single back with 2 TE formation. As I stated, it was before the 2005 draft & 2006 season. In the first round I was able to draft running back Joseph Addai because I wanted a running back that could also catch passes. The Cards have Shipp and J.J. Arrington for running backs and I thought that I should draft one. In real life, of course, Arizona drafted quarterback Matt Leinart with their first pick. I'll take Warner over him any day of the week, although Warner has completed, I think, 48% of the passes after the first two preseason games.

I am expecting the games to get tougher once I get to the regular season. Hopefully, that will be the case as I defeated the then defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers, 31-27 with a late TD pass from Warner to Fitzgerald. It was also a win over the New England Patriots 37-34 on a late TD pass. I've been devoting the on-field practice time mostly to the 1st string with a few reps going to the 2nd string, which may have played a part in the games.

There is no thread for this although I could start one if there would be enough interest in it since it begins with the 2005-06 off season.

Also, I've decided to change my avatar to that of whichever hoops team I am coaching. Who knows, it might be from a power conference next season if this season continues like it has been.

[BubbleFour]

Re: January 14, 2013 - Polls & Other Stuff

.....

Also, I've decided to change my avatar to that of whichever hoops team I am coaching. Who knows, it might be from a power conference next season if this season continues like it has been.

Just keep your mouth shut about the officials, avoid any WAC suspensions, and you should be set for the Power conference promotion.

I was a huge fan of the St. Louis Cardinals of the Don Coryell era. They broke my heart every year in the playoffs, though. Good luck with this dynasty!

Well, I finally got over the hump and made it to the sweet 16 with Valparaiso (on my 4th try! ). Now, the Crusaders go up against the top-seed Connecticut Huskies, with a 96 OVR rating. The scary thing is that the Huskies have only one starting senior, so they could be loaded for next year as well. (Maybe Jim Calhoun wll retire and ......)

[BubbleFour]

Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

Don,

Can you please add Maryland to the list of teams being tracked in your dynasty? If possible, I would like to continue to follow Tennessee-Martin and Valparaiso as well.

In my dynasty, Wisconsin was the top job available after season 6, but this job went to Utah State coach Stew Morrill. Maryland was the next team available, which was offered to my coach after Gary Williams retired. Also offered to my coach were (in order) :

• Georgetown (fired John Thompson III moved to La Tech)
• South Florida
• Wake Forest
• Penn State
• Saint Louis (Major)
• Air Force (Major)
• St. Bonaventure (Major)

Of these, Wake Forest would have been my second choice, based on conference and prospectus.

In all, season six was a good year as seven goals were earned :

• Top 20 recruiting class (from past season)
• Top recruit, 5 star recruit, 5 star recruit in season (#1 PG from Toronto, CN)
• HS All-American (#3 recruit -> SF from Santa Ana, CA)
• Sweet 16 appearance
• Power Conference job

It's kinda tough not being able to coach the top recruit, though. Truth be told, he may be overrated, which is why he ended up in Valpo. UNC-Greensboro coach Mike Dement is taking over at Valparaiso for season seven. In all, 49 jobs changed hands in the coaching carousel this year, which I think is a personal record for my dynasties.

Season six was tougher in the Horizon league as some teams had senior-heavy teams with good team unity. In all, Valpo had a couple of good winning streaks:

• 27 game Horizon league winning streak ended. This streak was book-ended on both sides by losses at Wisconsin-Green Bay (2/26/11 & 1/5/13)
• 52 game home winning streak at Valpo left in tact. This included 12 victories in Horizon conference tournament games. Last home loss was to Illinois-Chicago on 2/11/10, first year at Valpo.

As mentioned earlier, keep coach Knight in line and there should be a power conference job in the offing. Hope the move goes smooth so that your dynasty starts up soon!

[doncoryell]

Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

Don,

Can you please add Maryland to the list of teams being tracked in your dynasty? If possible, I would like to continue to follow Tennessee-Martin and Valparaiso as well.

In my dynasty, Wisconsin was the top job available after season 6, but this job went to Utah State coach Stew Morrill. Maryland was the next team available, which was offered to my coach after Gary Williams retired. Also offered to my coach were (in order) :

• Georgetown (fired John Thompson III moved to La Tech)
• South Florida
• Wake Forest
• Penn State
• Saint Louis (Major)
• Air Force (Major)
• St. Bonaventure (Major)

Of these, Wake Forest would have been my second choice, based on conference and prospectus.

In all, season six was a good year as seven goals were earned :

• Top 20 recruiting class (from past season)
• Top recruit, 5 star recruit, 5 star recruit in season (#1 PG from Toronto, CN)
• HS All-American (#3 recruit -> SF from Santa Ana, CA)
• Sweet 16 appearance
• Power Conference job

It's kinda tough not being able to coach the top recruit, though. Truth be told, he may be overrated, which is why he ended up in Valpo. UNC-Greensboro coach Mike Dement is taking over at Valparaiso for season seven. In all, 49 jobs changed hands in the coaching carousel this year, which I think is a personal record for my dynasties.

Season six was tougher in the Horizon league as some teams had senior-heavy teams with good team unity. In all, Valpo had a couple of good winning streaks:

• 27 game Horizon league winning streak ended. This streak was book-ended on both sides by losses at Wisconsin-Green Bay (2/26/11 & 1/5/13)
• 52 game home winning streak at Valpo left in tact. This included 12 victories in Horizon conference tournament games. Last home loss was to Illinois-Chicago on 2/11/10, first year at Valpo.

As mentioned earlier, keep coach Knight in line and there should be a power conference job in the offing. Hope the move goes smooth so that your dynasty starts up soon!

Congrats on the promotion to the ACC. I'll certainly make a note to follow the Terps and include them on my next installment along with Valpo and UTM. Congrats also on the new goals that you have accomplished as well.

Most of the big, heavier stuff has been moved to the new apartment and I'm still looking at finishing up by the end of this week. The distance from one apartment to the other is about a football field in length. I actually took the legs off of my dining room table and rolled the top up the street. Sorry, no one was taping it so it's not on youtube. Only a goof ball like me would do that. I almost ran over my own foot twice.

[doncoryell]

Re: January 14, 2013 - Polls & Other Stuff

Just keep your mouth shut about the officials, avoid any WAC suspensions, and you should be set for the Power conference promotion.

I was a huge fan of the St. Louis Cardinals of the Don Coryell era. They broke my heart every year in the playoffs, though. Good luck with this dynasty!

Well, I finally got over the hump and made it to the sweet 16 with Valparaiso (on my 4th try! ). Now, the Crusaders go up against the top-seed Connecticut Huskies, with a 96 OVR rating. The scary thing is that the Huskies have only one starting senior, so they could be loaded for next year as well. (Maybe Jim Calhoun wll retire and ......)

Coach Coryell is still the only head coach of the Cardinals to coach them to multiple playoffs. He is also the only coach that I know of with 100+ wins in both NCAA and NFL.

[doncoryell]

Re: January 14, 2013 - Polls & Other Stuff

Entering this week' games:

Maryland (12-5, 1-1)

[doncoryell]

Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

1/14/13

TOP 25

Nebraska 67, #2 Kansas 66
#24 Georgetown 54, #6 Connecticut 41

WAC

Louisiana Tech 67, San Jose State 56

OTHERS

Coastal Carolina 65, High Point 47

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1/15/13

TOP 25

#1 Michigan State 83, Minnesota 74
Iowa State 55, #4 Texas 47
#16 Florida 70, Kentucky 62
Georgia Tech 82, #17 Florida State 67

OTHERS

UNLV 67, Brigham Young 48
West Virginia 73, Seton Hall 46

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1/16/13

TOP 25

#5 Temple 80, Xavier 64
Boston College 71, #7 North Carolina 55
#8 Duke 84, #21 Virginia 76
#10 South Florida 54, #11 Rutgers 51
Utah 61, #12 San Diego State 59
#13 Baylor 78, #19 Texas Tech 72
Iowa 75, #18 Northwestern 48
Mississippi 71, #22 South Carolina 69
#23 Drexel 70, Georgia State 50

OTHERS

Western Michigan 46, Central Michigan 33
Illinois 64, Michigan 55
Saint Louis 76, Massachusetts 53
Maryland 59, Miami (FL) 48

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1/17/13

TOP 25

#3 Villanova 59, #14 Louisville 50
#9 Stanford 70, Washington 58
Oregon State 57, #15 UCLA 57
#25 Penn State 54, Purdue 49

WAC

Nevada 78, San Jose State 68
Idaho 68, Fresno State 57
Utah State 57, New Mexico State 50

OTHERS

Wisconsin-Milwaukee 85, Valparaiso 42
Eastern Kentucky 62, Tennessee-Martin 40
Southern Cal 67, Arizona State 53

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1/18/13

TOP 25

no games scheduled

[doncoryell]

January 19, 2013 - Hawaii (8-5, 2-1) @ Boise State (14-4, 4-0)

Broncos Speed Past Rainbow Warriors, 81-60

Taco Bell Arena
Boise, ID


First Half
Malone and Massey trade jumpers and after Crawford puts in a layup, Massey sinks a hook. Leadbetter makes two free throws then after Massey banks in a short jumper, Crawford cans a pair of free throws. Hinds and Massey hit hooks and Esterkamp drains two free throws and after Wade drills a hook, Esterkamp gets 1 of 2 free throws. Byerson buries a couple of hooks then Guasco knocks down a 3pter to pull Hawaii to within four, 17-13, halfway through the first half. Cole and Newsom bank in jumpers then after Guasco and Wade each make 1 of 2 free throws, Robins and House trade layups. Frederick and Pettyjohn trade layups and after both House and Bragg can two free throws, Bragg drops in a layup on a fast break. Leadbetter knocks down a 3pter then after House banks in a jump hook, Newsom banks in a layup. Robins sinks a short jumper and after Newsom converts a 3-point play, Robins buries a 3pter to pull the Rainbow Warriors to within nine at the half. Boise State's Massey leads all scorers with 8 points and Robins leads the Rainbow Warriors with 7.
Boise State 38, Hawaii 29

Second Half
House and Massey put in jump hooks then after House nails a hook and Massey sinks a short turnaround jumper, Pettyjohn makes 1 of 2 free throws. Hinds converts a 3-point play and cans 1 of 2 free throws and after Robins and Leadbetter drop in layups, Frederick drills a pair of hooks. Hinds and Malone trade hooks then after Newsom and Cole bury jumpers and Esterkamp tips in a rebound, Malone drains 1 of 2 free throws as Boise State explodes out of the break and opens up a 25-point lead, 62-37, midway through the second half. Howell cans a hook and after Esterkamp banks in a short turnaround jumper, Malone makes 1 of 2 free throws and Howell sinks a 3pter. Hinds and Leadbetter trade jumpers then after Pettyjohn and Byerson trade hooks, Leadbetter banks in a layup on a fast break. Byerson and Hinds nail hooks and House lays in a rebound and afater Guasco hits two free throws and Crawford banks in a layup, Pettyjohn converts a 3-point play. Hinds and Crawford trade layups then after Hinds buries a couple of turnaround jumpers, Malone drains a hook as the Broncos rout the Rainbow Warriors.

                           1   2   F
   Hawaii                 29  31  60
   Boise State            38  43  81



[b]Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
B.Guasco           30   1-4    3-4   0   1   2  0   6
C.Crawford         31   3-6    2-2   0   1   2  1   8
B.Leadbetter       27   4-9    2-2   0   3   2  0  11
L.Pettyjohn        24   3-7    2-3   0   5   0  3   8
D.Malone           22   3-15   2-3   0   5   0  2   8
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
E.Lindsey           7   0-3    0-0   0   1   0  3   0
E.Robins           14   4-7    0-0   0   1   0  0   9
C.Wade             11   1-4    1-2   0   3   0  1   3
G.Howell           13   3-3    0-0   0   4   1  0   7
L.Ballinger         9   0-0    0-0   0   0   0  1   0
A.Fuller            7   0-0    0-0   0   1   0  1   0
E.Sheridan          4   0-0    0-0   0   1   1  1   0
[b]Totals                 22-57  12-16  0  26   8 13  60
                       
PCT[/b]: .386 FG, .750 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 4-8, .500 (B.Guasco 1-3, C.Crawford 0-1,
B.Leadbetter 1-2, E.Robins 1-1, G.Howell 1-1). [b]Turnovers[/b]: 13
(B.Guasco 4, C.Crawford 3, B.Leadbetter 2, L.Pettyjohn, C.Wade,
L.Ballinger, A.Fuller). [b]Blocks[/b]: 4 (D.Malone 2, C.Crawford,
E.Lindsey).




[b]Boise State Broncos
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
P.Bragg            31   1-1    2-2   0   1   1  1   4
D.Newsom           22   4-10   1-1   0   1   2  2   9
D.Massey           23   6-8    0-0   0   2   1  1  12
T.House            14   5-9    2-2   2   5   1  4  12
D.Frederick        22   3-10   0-0   0   4   1  0   6
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
E.Esterkamp        18   2-4    3-4   1   2   0  1   7
W.Hinds            16   8-12   2-3   2  10   0  1  18
J.Zuzak            11   0-2    0-2   0   1   1  0   0
S.Boeckmann        11   0-1    0-0   0   2   0  1   0
C.Byerson          11   4-8    1-1   0   2   0  2   9
D.Dalgarn          11   0-0    0-0   0   0   1  0   0
N.Cole             10   2-2    0-0   0   1   1  0   4
[b]Totals                 35-67  11-15  5  31   9 13  81
                       
PCT[/b]: .522 FG, .733 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 0-5, .000 (D.Newsom 0-4, S.Boeckmann 0-1).
[b]Turnovers[/b]: 9 (P.Bragg 2, T.House 2, W.Hinds 2, D.Newsom,
J.Zuzak, S.Boeckmann). [b]Blocks[/b]: 11 (D.Frederick 4, W.Hinds 3,
C.Byerson 3, J.Zuzak).

[doncoryell]

Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

1/19/13

TOP 25

#1 Michigan State 68, Alabama 53
#2 Kansas 72, Texas A&M 49
#4 Texas 78, Kansas State 74
#6 Connecticut 63, West Virginia 62
#7 North Carolina 66, North Carolina State 56
#8 Duke 72, Georgia Tech 51
#9 Stanford 77, Arizona 44
#10 South Florida 63, Marquette 59
#11 Rutgers 55, DePaul 49
#12 San Diego State 75, New Mexico 54
#13 Baylor 84, Nebraska 62
Tennessee 83, #16 Florida 65
#17 Florida State 71, Wake Forest 63
Illinois 80, #18 Northwestern 75
#19 Texas Tech 67, Oklahoma State 65
#20 Washington State 62, Oregon 60
#21 Virginia 66, Boston College 61
#22 South Carolina 68, Vanderbilt 56
Hofstra 82, #23 Drexel 58
Seton Hall 69, #24 Georgetown 61

WAC

Boise State 81, Hawaii 60
Utah State 67, Fresno State 58
Idaho 71, New Mexico State 42
Nevada 70, Louisiana Tech 68

OTHERS

UNLV 75, Utah 58
Western Michigan 79, Northern Illinois 43
Illinois-Chicago 57, Valparaiso 42
High Point 76, UNC Asheville 50
Princeton 56, Cornell 51
Tennessee-Martin 46, Samford 40
Massachusetts 65, George Washington 63

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1/20/13

TOP 25

#3 Villanova 63, Pittsburgh 58
#15 UCLA 65, Southern Cal 61
#25 Penn State 45, Ohio State 41

OTHERS

Maryland 71, Virginia Tech 59

[doncoryell]

January 21, 2013 - Polls & Things

[b]MEDIA POLL
RK  LW[/B]
01  01  Michigan State (16-1)
02  03  Villanova (16-1)
03  02  Kansas (14-2)
04  05  Temple (14-1)
[b][color=orange]05  08  Duke (14-2)[/color][/b]
06  04  Texas (12-2)
07  06  Connecticut (13-3)
08  09  Stanford (15-3)
09  10  South Florida (13-2)
10  07  North Carolina (15-4)
11  13  Baylor (14-3)
12  20  Washington State (11-3)
13  25  Penn State (13-3)
14  11  Rutgers (14-4)
15  --  Tennessee (14-4)
16  --  Iowa (14-5)
17  15  UCLA (12-5)
18  16  Florida (14-3)
19  12  San Diego State (14-3)
20  14  Louisville (13-3)
21  17  Florida State (11-3)
22  21  Virginia (13-4)
[b][color=orange]23  24  Georgetown (12-5)[/color][/b]
24  19  Texas Tech (12-3)
25  23  Drexel (15-3)



[b]COACHES' POLL
RK  LW[/B]
01  01  Michigan State (16-1)
02  03  Villanova (16-1)
03  02  Kansas (14-2)
[b][color=orange]04  07  Duke (14-2)[/color][/b]
05  04  Texas (12-2)
06  06  Temple (14-1)
07  09  Stanford (15-3)
08  10  South Florida (13-2)
09  05  Connecticut (13-3)
10  08  North Carolina (15-4)
11  14  Baylor (14-3) 
12  20  Washington State (11-3)
13  --  Tennessee (14-4)
14  25  Penn State (13-3)
15  --  Iowa (14-5)
16  11  Florida State (11-3)
17  13  UCLA (12-5)
18  12  San Diego State (14-3)
19  17  Rutgers (14-4)
20  15  Louisville (13-3)
21  19  Florida (14-3)
22  18  South Carolina (10-3)
[b][color=orange]23  23  Georgetown (12-5)[/color][/b]
24  21  Virginia (13-4)
25  22  Texas Tech (12-3)



[b]MID-MAJOR POLL
RK  LW[/B]
01  01  Drexel (15-3)
[b][color=blue]02  02  Boise State (15-4)[/color][/b]
03  04  Ohio (11-4)
04  05  Pepperdine (11-4)
05  06  Wisconsin-Green Bay (12-5)
[b][color=orange]06  10  Western Michigan (11-4)[/color][/b]
07  03  San Francisco (13-4)
08  09  Pacific (11-4)
09  07  Santa Clara (13-5)
10  12  Chattanooga (13-3)
11  15  Missouri State (10-5)
[color=green]12  19  Utah State (10-7)[/color]
13  23  Middle Tennessee State (10-6)
14  21  Southern Illinois (12-6)
15  08  American (13-5)
16  25  Rider (12-7)
17  13  Kent State (10-7)
18  --  Virginia Commonwealth (11-6)
[color=green]19  --  Nevada (10-7)[/color]
20  11  Siena (10-6)
21  16  Arkansas State (13-7)
22  --  Saint Mary's (8-6)
23  18  Miami (OH) (8-8)
24  17  Western Kentucky (10-5)
25  24  Hofstra (7-6)



[b][color=orange]AROUND THE NCAA
[U]RPI[/U]
 23  Duke (14-2, 3-0) -- 1st, ACC
 26  Georgetown (12-5, 3-2) -- 6th, Big East
305  High Point (4-9, 2-1) -- 3rd, Big South
 21  Illinois (14-4, 4-2) -- 2nd, Big Ten
 50  Maryland (14-5, 3-1) -- 2nd, ACC
164  Massachusetts (6-8, 1-3) -- 11th, Atlantic-10
 38  Nebraska (12-5, 2-1) -- 2nd, Big 12
165  Oklahoma State (5-8, 0-2) -- 11th, Big 12
243  Princeton (3-12, 1-0) -- 1st, Ivy
 39  Southern Cal (12-6, 3-3) -- 5th, Pacific-10
213  Tennessee-Martin (9-9, 6-4) -- 4th, Ohio Valley
 70  UNLV (14-5, 3-0) -- 1st, Mountain West
254  Valparaiso (5-11, 4-4) -- 5th, Horizon
100  West Virginia (9-6, 4-1) -- 2nd, Big East
123  Western Michigan (11-4, 3-1) -- 2nd, MAC[/color]



[U]TOP TEN CONFERENCES[/U][/B]
1.  Big East
2.  Pacific-10
3.  ACC
4.  Big Ten
5.  Big 12
6.  SEC
7.  Conference USA
8.  Atlantic-10
9.  West Coast
X.  Mountain West



[b][color=red]Western Athletic Conference[/color]
RPI: 11

                     CONFERENCE    OVERALL
RPI                    W  L   PCT   W  L   PCT[/b]
 58  Boise State       5  0 1.000  15  4  .789
194  Idaho             3  2  .600   9  9  .500
 97  Nevada            3  2  .600  10  7  .588
 83  Utah State        3  2  .600  10  7  .588
139  Hawaii            2  2  .500   8  6  .571
154  Fresno State      3  3  .500  10  7  .588
147  San Jose State    2  3  .400   7  9  .437
178  Louisiana Tech    2  3  .400   9  7  .562
138  New Mexico State  0  6  .000   7  9  .437

Boise State Players In NCAA Leaders
Damarcus Newsom - 13.3 PPG (3rd), 50.8% 3P% (1st)
Donta Frederick - 2.3 BPG (1st)
Terrence House - 1.6 BPG (2nd)
Dyron Massey - 1.5 BPG (4th)
Pierre Bragg - 3.9 TOPG (1st)

Next Week's Boise State Schedule
Jan. 24 - Utah State @ Taco Bell Arena
Jan. 26 - Idaho @ Taco Bell Arena

[doncoryell]

Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

1/21/13

TOP 25

#7 Connecticut 70, Marquette 69

OTHERS

High Point 56, Winthrop 51

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1/22/13

TOP 25

#1 Michigan State 72, #16 Iowa 52
#18 Florida 83, Alabama 62

OTHERS

Miami (OH) 62, Western Michigan 52

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1/23/13

TOP 25

#2 Villanova 91, East Carolina 63
#3 Kansas 71, Colorado 61
Maryland 76, #5 Duke 57
#9 South Florida 52, DePaul 43
#10 North Carolina 77, #21 Florida State 68
Texas A&M 57, #11 Baylor 55
#13 Penn State 60, Illinois 58
#15 Tennessee 71, Mississippi State 58
UNLV 70, #19 San Diego State 59
#20 Louisville 68, #23 Georgetown 60
#24 Texas Tech 73, Kansas State 56
#25 Drexel 47, Northeastern 42

OTHERS

Oklahoma State 50, Iowa State 49

[doncoryell]

January 24, 2013 - Utah State (10-7, 3-2) @ Boise State (15-4, 5-0)

Broncos Buck Aggies, 55-46

Taco Bell Arena
Boise, ID


First Half
Bragg flips in a layup then after McGrath makes 1 of 2 free throws and Forney sinks a hook, Esterkamp puts in a layup on a fast break and Newsom cans two free throws. Rory Defares banks in a layup and a short turnaround jumper and after Esterkamp and Marsh trade layups, Byerson swishes a hook to give Boise State the lead, 10-9, halfway through the opening half. Marsh sinks a short turnaround jumper and a layup and after Cole tips in a rebound, House hits a short turnaround jumper and a hook. Isaac Defares lays in a rebound then after Frederick drains a jump hook and a short jumper, Forney makes two free throws. Frederick buries a hook and House cans two free throws and after Massey and McGrath trade dunks, Hinds drills two free throws to give the Broncos a nine point halftime lead. House and Frederick each have 6 points to lead Boise State and Marsh has 6 points to lead the Aggies.
Boise State 28, Utah State 19

Second Half
Forney hits a hook and a layup then after Newsom buries a 3pter and House drills a hook, Forney swishes a short turnaround jumper and Isaac Defares sinks a 3pter. Frederick cans a hook and a layup and after Newsom nails a jumper, Newsom drops in a layup on a fast break. Marsh drains a 3pter then Massey banks in a jumper to give Boise State a twelve point lead, 43-31, midway through the second half. Isaac Defares sinks a jumper and Rory Defares banks in a layup and after Frederick tips in a rebound, House cans a jumper and puts in a layup on a fast break. Isaac Defares banks in a short turnaround jumper and Carpenter makes two free throws then after Esterkamp cans 1 of 2 free throws and banks in a layup on a fast break, Newsom hits 1 of 2 free throws. Newsom and McGrath trade layups then McGrath drops in a short turnaround jumper and Isaac Defares buries a 3pter as the Broncos coast to the win.

                           1   2   F
   Utah State             19  27  46
   Boise State            28  27  55



[b]Utah State Aggies
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
H.Arenas           29   0-3    0-0   0   1   5  0   0
B.Crandle          27   0-4    0-0   1   1   2  1   0
I.Defares          24   5-9    0-0   1   3   1  2  12
A.Forney           26   4-12   2-2   0   6   0  1  10
J.McGrath          27   3-10   1-2   1   5   0  2   7
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
L.Marsh            18   4-8    0-0   0   1   0  1   9
B.Modrovich        15   0-3    0-0   0   3   0  0   0
R.Brewington       13   0-0    0-0   0   1   1  0   0
A.Demond            7   0-1    0-0   0   0   0  0   0
D.Carpenter         4   0-1    2-2   0   0   0  1   2
R.Defares          10   3-5    0-1   1   7   0  0   6
N.Goff             DNP - Injury
[b]Totals                 19-56   5-7   4  28   9  8  46
                       
PCT[/b]: .339 FG, .714 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 3-11, .273 (H.Arenas 0-1, I.Defares 2-4, L.Marsh
1-4, B.Modrovich 0-1, A.Demond 0-1). [b]Turnovers[/b]: 19
(H.Arenas 4, I.Defares 4, A.Demond 3, J.McGrath 2, B.Modrovich 2,
R.Brewington 2, A.Forney, R.Defares). [b]Blocks[/b]: 8 (J.McGrath 4,
I.Defares 2, A.Forney, R.Defares).




[b]Boise State Broncos
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
P.Bragg            37   1-3    0-0   0   1   1  0   2
D.Newsom           37   4-10   3-4   0   2   1  0  12
D.Massey           34   2-8    0-0   0   5   3  1   4
T.House            36   5-15   2-2   0   9   1  2  12
D.Frederick        29   6-11   0-0   1   7   2  1  12
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
E.Esterkamp         8   3-4    1-2   1   2   0  1   7
W.Hinds             3   0-0    2-2   0   2   0  1   2
J.Zuzak             4   0-0    0-0   0   1   0  0   0
S.Boeckmann         3   0-0    0-0   0   0   0  0   0
C.Byerson           4   1-4    0-0   0   1   0  0   2
D.Dalgarn           1   0-0    0-0   0   0   0  0   0
N.Cole              4   1-1    0-0   1   1   0  0   2
[b]Totals                 23-56   8-10  3  31   8  6  55
                       
PCT[/b]: .411 FG, .800 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 1-4, .250 (D.Newsom 1-3, E.Esterkamp 0-1).
[b]Turnovers[/b]: 16 (D.Newsom 5, D.Massey 4, D.Frederick 3,
T.House 2, P.Bragg, W.Hinds). [b]Blocks[/b]: 6 (D.Massey 4, T.House,
D.Frederick).

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Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

1/24/13

TOP 25

Saint Joseph's 55, #4 Temple 44
#12 Washington State 68, Oregon State 66
#17 UCLA 68, Washington 60
#22 Virginia 61, Miami (FL) 45

WAC

Boise State 55, Utah State 46
Idaho 83, Hawaii 74
San Jose State 59, New Mexico State 56
Fresno State 63, Louisiana Tech 59

OTHERS

Tennessee-Martin 56, Eastern Illinois 46
Southern Cal 79, Oregon 69

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TOP 25

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January 26, 2013 - Idaho (10-9, 4-2) @ Boise State (16-4, 6-0)

Broncos Race Past Vandals, 85-55

Taco Bell Arena
Boise, ID


First Half
Bragg tosses in a layup on a fast break then after Hornsby buries a hook and Cowen makes 1 of 2 free throws, House puts in a layup on a fast break. Newsom sinks a jumper and Massey slams in a dunk and after Havens and Rice drop in layups, Massey jams in a dunk on a fast break. Powell nails a 3pter then after Newsom banks in a short jumper and Hinds jams in a couple of dunks on fast breaks, Hornsby banks in a layup to pull Idaho to within four, 16-12, halfway through the opening period. Hinds slams in a dunk and after Draughan and Massey trade layups, Draughan and House trade short jumpers. Newsom puts in a couple of layups on fast breaks and House makes 1 of 2 free throws then after Massey converts a 3-point play, Woodard cans two free throws. Byerson flips in a layup and after Massey and Draughan trade hooks, Zuzak gets 1 of 2 free throws. Byerson nails a hook and banks in a layup then Woodard and Hornsby drain two free throws each to pull the Vandals to within 15 at the half. Boise State's Massey leads all scorers with 11 points while both Hornsby and Draughan each have 6 points to lead the Vandals.
Boise State 39, Idaho 24

Second Half
Massey lays in a rebound and Bragg sinks a short jumper and after Havens makes two free throws and a layup, Frederick converts a 3-point play. Frederick lays in a rebound and House nails a hook then after Draughan and Frederick trade short jumpers, Draughan and Newsom trade layups. Newsom puts in a layup on a fast break and Esterkamp converts a 3-point play and after Rice and Esterkamp trade layups, Hinds swishes a hook. Cowen banks in a jumper then Hinds banks in a short jumper after a rebound to give Boise State a 29-point lead, 65-36, midway through the second half. Cowen hits a 3pter then after Hinds drains a hook and Esterkamp makes two free throws, Dalgarn and Powell trade layups. Byerson cans two free throws and after Giddens and Cole trade jumpers, Powell sinks a 3pter. Esterkamp gets 1 of 2 free throws and banks in a layup on a fast break then after Hinds drills 1 of 2 free throws, Havens nails a short turnaround jumper and banks in a layup on a fast break. Hinds drops in a layup and after Hornsby and Hinds trade turnaround jumpers, Boeckmann and Zuzak each make 1 of 2 free throws before Wilmont buries a 3pter as the Broncos run away with the win.

                           1   2   F
   Idaho                  24  31  55
   Boise State            39  46  85



[b]Idaho Vandals
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
L.Cowen            30   2-5    1-2   0   0   4  1   6
G.Havens           29   4-8    2-2   1   1   1  0  10
G.Rowell           28   0-8    0-0   0   5   3  0   0
C.Hornsby          25   3-8    2-2   0   6   0  4   8
K.Draughans        28   5-15   0-0   2   9   1  2  10
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
H.Wilmont          11   1-1    0-0   0   0   0  0   3
D.Powell           11   3-7    0-0   0   0   1  1   8
T.Rice             10   2-3    0-0   0   1   1  1   4
K.Woodard          10   0-0    4-4   0   0   1  1   4
T.Giddens           7   1-1    0-0   0   1   0  0   2
F.Cuffle            5   0-2    0-0   0   0   0  1   0
S.Padgett           5   0-0    0-0   0   1   0  0   0
[b]Totals                 21-58   9-10  3  24  12 11  55
                       
PCT[/b]: .362 FG, .900 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 4-18, .222 (L.Cowen 1-3, G.Havens 0-2, G.Rowell 0-7,
C.Hornsby 0-1, H.Wilmont 1-1, D.Powell 2-4). [b]Turnovers[/b]: 17
(C.Hornsby 5, L.Cowen 4, G.Rowell 2, G.Havens, K.Draughan,
H.Wilmont, D.Powell, K.Woodard, F.Cuffle). [b]Blocks[/b]: 5
(K.Draughan 3, G.Havens, K.Woodard).




[b]Boise State Broncos
Starters          min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
P.Bragg            20   2-4    0-0   0   0   2  2   4
D.Newsom           26   6-9    0-0   0   2   0  0  12
D.Massey           26   6-12   1-1   3   8   3  0  13
T.House            25   3-5    1-2   0   7   2  2   7
D.Frederick        24   3-6    1-1   1   1   0  0   7
[b]Bench             min fgm-a  ftm-a off reb ast pf pts[/b]
E.Esterkamp        16   3-3    4-5   1   2   3  0  10
W.Hinds            16   8-15   1-2   1   8   0  0  17
J.Zuzak            12   0-3    2-4   0   0   1  0   2
S.Boeckmann         9   0-0    1-2   0   0   0  1   1
C.Byerson          13   3-4    2-2   1   1   0  1   8
D.Dalgarn           5   1-2    0-0   0   2   0  0   2
N.Cole              7   1-2    0-0   0   1   0  0   2
[b]Totals                 36-65  13-19  7  32  11  6  85
                       
PCT[/b]: .554 FG, .684 FT
[b]3-PT FG[/b]: 0-3, .000 (D.Newsom 0-1, J.Zuzak 0-2).
[b]Turnovers[/b]: 9 (D.Newsom 4, P.Bragg 2, D.Massey, T.House,
J.Zuzak). [b]Blocks[/b]: 8 (D.Frederick 4, W.Hinds 2, D.Massey,
T.House).

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Re: Coaching Career of Bob Knight (No, not THAT Bob Knight) - take #2 - ps2

1/26/13

TOP 25

#1 Michigan State 79, Purdue 77
#7 Connecticut 68, #2 Villanova 50
#6 Texas 81, #3 Kansas 79
#4 Temple 54, LaSalle 50
#8 Stanford 61, California 46
West Virginia 76, #9 South Florida 61
Missouri 66, #11 Baylor 65
Southern Cal 46, #12 Washington State 36
#13 Penn State 60, St.John's 50
Syracuse 69, #14 Rutgers 41
Arizona 45, #17 UCLA 42
#18 Florida 80, Mississippi State 75
#19 San Diego State 65, Brigham Young 58
#20 Louisville 78, Notre Dame 55
Georgia Tech 62, #22 Virginia 53
#23 Georgetown 50, DePaul 46
Oklahoma 69, #24 Texas Tech 63
#25 Drexel 68, William & Mary 33

WAC

Boise State 85, Idaho 55
Utah State 83, Hawaii 64
San Jose State 60, Nevada 57
Louisiana Tech 70, New Mexico State 50

OTHERS

Fordham 61, Massachusetts 54
Wake Forest 56, Maryland 52
Cornell 44, Princeton 42
Nebraska 51, Kansas State 38
High Point 65, Liberty 61
Detroit 45, Valparaiso 40
UNLV 61, Air Force 34
Colorado 64, Oklahoma State 63
Illinois 83, Ohio State 36
Austin Peay 62, Tennessee-Martin 61
Western Michigan 70, Ohio 62

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1/27/13

TOP 25

#5 Duke 70, Boston College 41
#15 Tennessee 75, Louisiana State 74
#16 Iowa 62, Wisconsin 48
Clemson 64, #21 Florida State 46