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  • whughes
    MVP
    • Jul 2012
    • 1688

    #4111
    Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

    Woah what happened to North Carolina?
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    • Knickerbocker91
      MVP
      • Jun 2010
      • 3231

      #4112
      Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

      Of course it would be UNC losing as the 1 seed...
      My Dynasties

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      • superjames1992
        Hall Of Fame
        • Jun 2007
        • 31382

        #4113
        Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

        Originally posted by whughes
        Woah what happened to North Carolina?
        Not really sure, they are good, they just pulled a UVA, I guess, haha.

        Originally posted by Knickerbocker91
        Of course it would be UNC losing as the 1 seed...
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        • superjames1992
          Hall Of Fame
          • Jun 2007
          • 31382

          #4114
          vs.
          (2) West Virginia (29-5) vs. (7) Boston College (24-13)
          Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
          Spokane, WA
          March 21st, 2037
          NCAA Tournament - Second Round

          No. 2-seeded West Virginia (29-5) advanced to the Sweet Sixteen with an 84-63 victory over No. 7-seeded Boston College (24-13) this evening in Spokane, WA.

          The Mountaineers got off to a hot start and dominated the first half. They led Boston College 42-21 at halftime and cruised in the second half to a 21-point victory.

          Stefon Hull was lights-out, hitting eight three-pointers and scoring a career-high 28 points to lead the Mountaineers in scoring. Carson Lavender just missed out on a double-double with 14 points, nine rebounds, and three steals and Felipe Delgado added 10 points and a career-best six assists. Barry Henning also came off the bench to hit three treys and total 13 points and four rebounds.

          Keith Underwood led Boston College in scoring with 15 points and eight rebounds. Roosevelt Gansey scored 14 points and Nathaniel Cassler added 12 points, seven assists, and three steals.

          The Mountaineers were highly effective on offense, where they shot 51% (30/59) from the field overall, including 15/30 (50%) from beyond the three-point arc. Surprisingly, the Mountaineers were outrebounded 28-26, but it mattered little towards the final outcome.

          West Virginia will face No. 3-seeded Oregon at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA in the Sweet Sixteen round next week. The Ducks defeated Tennessee 90-78 to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.


          West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Boston College Eagles
          Mar 21, 20371ST2NDSCORE
          #2 West Virginia (28-5)424284
          #7 Boston College (24-13)214263
          West Virginia Mountaineers
          STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          D. Pasco293-52-31-2121019
          S. Hull299-188-162-24230128
          F. Delgado304-100-12-33620310
          B. Mombollet251-30-10-0213022
          C. Lavender306-80-02-49132214
          BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          J. Wilkerson102-32-20-0000006
          M. Filipovic110-00-00-0010000
          B. Henning225-83-50-04210013
          J. Riggs80-20-10-0210000
          G. Neale20-00-00-0000000
          K. Duncan20-20-10-0000010
          B. Plummer20-00-02-2100002
          TEAM TOTALS30-5915-309-1326161321084
          Boston College Eagles
          STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          N. Cassler354-61-13-43730512
          B. Tripplett342-70-13-4543017
          R. Gansey315-111-33-42112514
          K. Underwood316-90-03-48210015
          J. Lett303-100-00-2601016
          BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          B. Estrada141-31-21-2100004
          J. Romero30-00-00-0000000
          T. Toussaint30-20-00-0000010
          T. Weisse192-20-01-2200005
          R. Souchu-- DID NOT PLAY --
          C. Salisbery-- DID NOT PLAY --
          D. Simon-- DID NOT PLAY --
          TEAM TOTALS23-503-714-222814921363
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          • superjames1992
            Hall Of Fame
            • Jun 2007
            • 31382

            #4115
            2037 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - SECOND ROUND

            EAST REGIONAL
            #1 UCLA 95, #8 Oregon State 76
            #4 Maryland 88, #5 Massachusetts 83
            #3 Texas A&M 63, #6 Fairfield 49
            #2 NC State 66, #10 Creighton 60

            WEST REGIONAL
            #1 Syracuse 89, #8 Loyola Marymount 69
            #4 Nebraska 95, #5 Connecticut 68
            #3 Oregon 90, #6 Tennessee 78
            #2 West Virginia 84, #7 Boston College 73

            SOUTH REGIONAL
            #8 Saint Joseph's 81, #16 Army 78
            #4 Virginia Tech 92, #5 California 57
            #3 Clemson 82, #6 Marquette 75
            #2 Duquesne 90, #7 South Florida 63

            MIDWEST REGIONAL
            #1 Florida State 84, #8 Wake Forest 72
            #12 Kentucky 88, #4 New Mexico 75
            #3 Stanford 78, #6 Duke 66
            #2 Ole Miss 75, #10 Southern Miss 64
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            • superjames1992
              Hall Of Fame
              • Jun 2007
              • 31382

              #4116
              vs.
              (2) West Virginia (29-7) vs. (3) Oregon (27-9)
              Staples Center
              Los Angeles, CA
              March 26th, 2037
              NCAA Tournament - Sweet Sixteen

              Two-time defending national champions West Virginia (29-7) went down in a crushing defeat this evening to the Oregon Ducks (27-9). The Ducks led 34-26 at halftime and jumped all over the Mountaineers in the second half, outscoring them 52-32 en route to a dominant 86-58 victory to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.

              Senior guard Donny Finley scored 22 points to lead the Ducks in scoring. Everett President added 19 points, six rebounds, and five assists and Vladimir Kummer scored 13 points from off the bench.

              The Ducks shot 52% (34/66) from the floor, including 50% (5/10) from three-point range, and outrebounded West Virginia 45-36. Their only blemish was 17 turnovers, but they made up with it with their on-point shooting.

              West Virginia, on the other hand, had what was likely their worst shooting performance in many years. The Mountaineers shot just 28% (20/72) from the field overall, and 21% (9/42) from three-point range on a startling 42 attempts.

              The Ducks employed a 2-3 zone defense that packed the paint and dared the Mountaineers to beat them from deep. It was a bold strategy considering West Virginia has had good success from deep this season, but they were off in a big way tonight. The Ducks held Belton Mombollet and Carson Lavender in check with a combined 9 points on 3/13 shooting inside, and forced the Mountaineers to beat them from three-point range. They couldn't.

              Stefon Hull, who had come up huge with a career-high 28 points against Boston College, shot a shockingly bad 3/18, including 2/13 from three-point range. Senior small forward Felipe Delgado was the only Mountaineer to score in double-figures with 15 points and eight rebounds, and even he was inefficient from beyond the three-point arc, where he shot just 1/6.

              "It was ugly," explained West Virginia head coach James Frizzell. "This is a tough loss to take. We weren't making bad decisions per se. They were packing the paint and preventing us from getting anything inside, and we were mostly taking open shots from three-point range. We just couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. It got really ugly in the second half as we went really cold and we lost our cool on the defensive end of the court, too."

              "It's a disappointing way to go out," said West Virginia senior small forward Felipe Delgado, "but you just have to take your lumps and move on. I'm grateful for my career here at West Virginia and I'm glad we got a couple national championships during my tenure here. I wish it could've been three, but these games happen."

              Tonight's loss ends a string of four consecutive Final Fours, three straight National Championship Game appearances, and two straight national championships for the Mountaineers.

              "It was a good run, but all good things come to an end," said Frizzell.

              The Ducks will face off against Nebraska, the No. 4 seed, in the West Regional Final in two days. The Cornhuskers blew out No. 1-seeded Syracuse 79-49 to advance. The winner will advance to the Final Four in New Orleans.


              West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Oregon Ducks
              Mar 26, 20371ST2NDSCORE
              #2 West Virginia (29-6)263258
              #3 Oregon (27-9)345286
              West Virginia Mountaineers
              STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
              D. Pasco313-113-90-0363039
              S. Hull253-182-130-0202108
              F. Delgado335-131-64-48110315
              B. Mombollet311-40-02-4914024
              C. Lavender292-90-01-21012105
              BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
              J. Wilkerson102-41-31-2101006
              M. Filipovic101-10-01-2002003
              B. Henning142-61-50-0131015
              J. Riggs121-61-60-0220023
              G. Neale50-00-00-0000010
              K. Duncan-- DID NOT PLAY --
              B. Plummer-- DID NOT PLAY --
              TEAM TOTALS20-729-429-1436141621258
              Oregon Ducks
              STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
              J. Ingram292-50-23-4272107
              D. Finley299-152-32-23320522
              E. President268-122-21-16500419
              H. Kanter201-40-00-0410012
              S. Warner271-50-00-01102302
              BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
              V. Kummer165-91-22-33100213
              C. Dixon80-10-02-2022012
              C. Radford42-20-00-0010004
              L. Wente140-30-10-0610030
              L. Fearing52-40-03-4210007
              J. Tamayo204-60-00-0822118
              S. Noel-- DID NOT PLAY --
              TEAM TOTALS34-665-1013-1645241051786
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              • superjames1992
                Hall Of Fame
                • Jun 2007
                • 31382

                #4117
                2037 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - SWEET SIXTEEN

                EAST REGIONAL
                #1 UCLA 84, #4 Maryland 74
                #3 Texas A&M 65, #2 NC State 45

                WEST REGIONAL
                #4 Nebraska 79, #1 Syracuse 49
                #3 Oregon 86, #2 West Virginia 58

                SOUTH REGIONAL
                #4 Virginia Tech 83, #8 Saint Joseph's 65
                #3 Clemson 85, #2 Duquesne 80

                MIDWEST REGIONAL
                #1 Florida State 79, #12 Kentucky 77
                #2 Ole Miss 81, #3 Stanford 73
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                • whughes
                  MVP
                  • Jul 2012
                  • 1688

                  #4118
                  Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

                  Ouch. I don’t think anyone saw that coming
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                  • superjames1992
                    Hall Of Fame
                    • Jun 2007
                    • 31382

                    #4119
                    Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

                    Originally posted by whughes
                    Ouch. I don’t think anyone saw that coming
                    Least of all me! To lose is one thing, but we got curbstomped! Oh well, on to next season!
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                    • JerzeyReign
                      MVP
                      • Jul 2009
                      • 4847

                      #4120
                      Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

                      Getting dogwalked to end a season is the worst. I go into the offseason with the mindset that I now have no returning starters. Everyone's position is a competition. Unless it was one of those "2K hates me and only me" type of games, which is rare.
                      #WashedGamer

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                      • superjames1992
                        Hall Of Fame
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 31382

                        #4121
                        Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

                        Originally posted by JerzeyReign
                        Getting dogwalked to end a season is the worst. I go into the offseason with the mindset that I now have no returning starters. Everyone's position is a competition. Unless it was one of those "2K hates me and only me" type of games, which is rare.
                        New seasons are kind of exciting, for sure. Just hate to go out like that, but eh it is what it is. I’m hoping the new guys I’m bringing in can give us some more low post presence next season because that is something we were sorely missing this season that I usually have.
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                        • superjames1992
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Jun 2007
                          • 31382

                          #4122
                          2037 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - ELITE EIGHT

                          EAST REGIONAL
                          #3 Texas A&M 88, #1 UCLA 86

                          WEST REGIONAL
                          #3 Oregon 72, #4 Nebraska 63

                          SOUTH REGIONAL
                          #3 Clemson 107, #4 Virginia Tech 70

                          MIDWEST REGIONAL
                          #1 Florida State 78, #2 Ole Miss 76
                          Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)
                          Yale Bulldogs (NCAA Football 07)
                          Coaching Legacy of Lee Williamson (CH 2K8)

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                          • superjames1992
                            Hall Of Fame
                            • Jun 2007
                            • 31382

                            #4123
                            2037 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - FINAL FOUR

                            SEMIFINALS SCORES
                            E#3 Texas A&M 78, W#3 Oregon 62
                            MW#1 Florida State 64, S#3 Clemson 61

                            CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SCORE
                            MW#1 Florida State 72, E#3 Texas A&M 65


                            CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR 2037 NATIONAL CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES (33-6)!!!
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                            • superjames1992
                              Hall Of Fame
                              • Jun 2007
                              • 31382

                              #4124
                              2037 POST-SEASON AWARDS

                              National Awards

                              National Champions - Florida State Seminoles (33-6, 10-6 ACC)
                              NIT Champions - South Carolina Gamecocks (21-12, 9-7 SEC)
                              National Coach of the Year - Pat Crisp (Florida State)
                              National Player of the Year - Preston Valentine (UCLA)
                              Mid-Major Player of the Year - Elliot Byrd (Creighton)
                              National Defensive Player of the Year - Carson Lavender (West Virginia)
                              Big Man of the Year - Preston Valentine (UCLA)
                              National Freshman of the Year - Lenzie Pocius (Clemson)

                              Big East Awards

                              Big East Regular Season Champions - Syracuse Orange (30-5, 15-3 Big East)
                              Big East Tournament Champions - Marquette Golden Eagles (22-13, 14-4 Big East)
                              Big East Coach of the Year - James Frizzell (West Virginia)
                              Big East Player of the Year - Felipe Delgado (West Virginia)
                              Big East Freshman of the Year - Emerson Grkovic (South Florida)

                              West Virginia 2036-2037 Recap

                              Record - 29-6 (15-3 Big East)
                              Hawaiian Invitational Champions
                              Big East Coach of the Year - James Frizzell
                              National Defensive Player of the Year - Carson Lavender
                              Big East Player of the Year - Felipe Delgado
                              First Team All-American - None
                              Second Team All-American - None
                              Freshman All-American - None
                              First Team All-Conference - Felipe Delgado
                              Second Team All-Conference - Stefon Hull, Carson Lavender
                              Freshman All-Conference - None

                              Starters
                              PG #15 Damond Pasco 6'1 193 (Philadelphia, PA) 90 overall JR
                              SG #22 Stefon Hull 6'5 216 (Phoenix, AZ) 86 overall SO
                              SF #11 Felipe Delgado 6'9 218 (Seattle, WA) 91 overall SR
                              PF #33 Belton Mombollet 6'9 234 (Memphis, TN) 87 overall JR
                              C #50 Carson Lavender 6'11 260 (Detroit, MI) 84 overall SO

                              Bench
                              PG #1 Morris Filipovic 6'1 181 (Berkeley, CA) 86 overall SO (RS)
                              SG #31 Joshua Wilkerson 6'5 203 (Philadelphia, PA) 87 overall SO (RS)
                              SG #34 Barry Henning 6'8 215 (Rocky Mount, NC) 84 overall FR
                              SF #23 Johnny Riggs 6'6 209 (Erie, PA) 83 overall FR
                              SF #30 Kerwin Duncan 6'7 203 (Philadelphia, PA) 79 overall FR (RS)
                              PF #12 George Neale 6'9 258 (Tulsa, OK) 82 overall SR (RS)
                              C #10 Brandin Plummer 7'2 302 (Chula Vista, CA) 72 overall SO (RS)

                              Reserves

                              SG #20 Darrel Iguodala 6'6 199 (Santa Maria, CA) 79 overall FR (Redshirting)
                              C #44 Tasmir Nelson 6'10 219 (Laredo, TX) 75 overall FR (Redshirting)

                              Coaches
                              James Frizzell: A+ overall (30th year)
                              Brad Huse: B+ overall (18th year)
                              Jarrett Felton: B overall (18th year)

                              Individual Statistics:
                              Code:
                              Player                 GP  PT/G  R/G  A/G  S/G  B/G   M/G    FG%   3P%   FT%
                              Felipe Delgado         35  15.1  5.6  2.3  2.1  0.8  29.2   .430  .364  .820
                              Stefon Hull            35  15.1  2.2  1.5  1.7  0.1  25.4   .399  .371  .846
                              Carson Lavender        35   9.2  8.6  1.3  1.4  2.0  27.8   .489   ---  .735
                              Damond Pasco           35   8.0  1.9  4.7  2.3  0.0  28.9   .400  .396  .684
                              Belton Mombollet       35   7.9  6.9  1.5  1.5  0.7  27.4   .453  .300  .783
                              Barry Henning          35   6.9  2.0  1.1  0.8  0.2  17.1   .447  .385  .956
                              Joshua Wilkerson       35   6.0  2.0  1.1  1.1  0.2  13.5   .416  .398  .842
                              Johnny Riggs           35   3.1  1.9  0.5  0.4  0.3  10.1   .353  .333  .562
                              Morris Filipovic       35   2.0  1.0  1.7  0.9  0.0  11.3   .363  .181  .782
                              George Neale           31   1.5  1.5  0.4  0.5  0.2   7.1   .422  .500  .900
                              Kerwin Duncan          24   1.1  0.7  0.0  0.1  0.0   3.2   .291  .400  .750
                              Brandin Plummer        17   0.9  0.6  0.2  0.1  0.1   2.8   .500   ---  .800
                              ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              TOTAL                      75.9 34.3 16.0 12.7  4.7         .424  .371  .790
                              OPPONENTS                  62.9 29.9 13.6  9.0  2.1         .412  .300  .747
                              Code:
                              Coaching Record:
                               
                              Season     School         Record     NCAA Tournament Results
                              2007-2008  Princeton       18-11     N/A
                              2008-2009  Princeton       21-9      First Round (#12 Seed)
                              2009-2010  Princeton       25-9      Sweet Sixteen (#9 Seed)
                              2010-2011  Princeton       22-8      First Round (#8 Seed)
                              2011-2012  Princeton       26-6      Second Round (#8 Seed)
                              2012-2013  Princeton       32-5      Final Four (#3 Seed)
                              2013-2014  Princeton       25-7      First Round (#12 Seed)
                              2014-2015  Princeton       31-4      Second Round (#3 Seed)
                              2015-2016  Princeton       31-5      Elite Eight (#3 Seed)
                              2016-2017  San Francisco   20-15     First Round (#12 Seed)
                              2017-2018  San Francisco   33-6      Final Four (#3 Seed)
                              2018-2019  San Francisco   35-5      Championship Game (#3 Seed)
                              2019-2020  West Virginia   24-12     Sweet Sixteen (#6 Seed)
                              2020-2021  West Virginia   29-9      National Champions (#5 Seed)
                              2021-2022  West Virginia   28-8      Second Round (#2 Seed)
                              2022-2023  West Virginia   25-11     Elite Eight (#7 Seed)
                              2023-2024  West Virginia   24-11     Second Round (#5 Seed)
                              2024-2025  West Virginia   29-13     Elite Eight (#6 Seed)
                              2025-2026  West Virginia   35-3      Final Four (#1 Seed)
                              2026-2027  West Virginia   32-7      Final Four (#1 Seed)
                              2027-2028  West Virginia   36-2      National Champions (#1 Seed)
                              2028-2029  West Virginia   32-4      Sweet Sixteen (#1 Seed)
                              2029-2030  West Virginia   39-1      National Champions (#1 Seed)
                              2030-2031  West Virginia   31-8      Final Four (#1 Seed)
                              2031-2032  West Virginia   27-8      Second Round (#2 Seed)
                              2032-2033  West Virginia   30-8      Final Four (#2 Seed)
                              2033-2034  West Virginia   35-4      Championship Game (#1 Seed)
                              2034-2035  West Virginia   37-2      National Champions (#1 Seed)
                              2035-2036  West Virginia   37-3      National Champions (#1 Seed)
                              2036-2037  West Virginia   29-6      Sweet Sixteen (#2 Seed)
                              ----------------------------------------------------------------
                              30 years                  878-210
                              
                              NCAA Tournament Record: 87-24
                              NIT Record: 0-0
                              Ivy League Conference Record: 114-12
                              WCC Conference Record: 30-12
                              Big East Conference Record: 230-73
                              
                              
                              Ratings
                              Offense: A+
                              Defense: A+
                              Teaching: A+
                              Scouting: B+
                              Charisma: A+
                              Discipline: A+
                              Overall: A+
                              
                              
                              Achievements
                              Regular Season Championships: 19
                              Conference Tournament Championships: 13
                              NCAA Tournaments: 29
                              NCAA Sweet Sixteens: 20
                              NCAA Elite Eights: 16
                              NCAA Final Fours: 13
                              NCAA Championships: 5
                              Preseason #1 Rankings: 1
                              20 Win Seasons: 29
                              30 Win Seasons: 15
                              Conference Coach of the Year: 24
                              National Coach of the Year: 5
                              All-Conference Players: 76
                              All-American Players: 17
                              National Players of the Year: 3
                              Pro Draftees: 33
                              
                              Goals Reached
                              Sign a Four Star Recruit
                              Sign a Five Star Recruit
                              Sign a Five Star Recruit in Season
                              Sign a World Recruit
                              Sign a High School All-American
                              Sign the Mr. Basketball From Your State
                              Sign the Top Recruit in a Recruiting Class
                              Assemble a Top 20 Recruiting Class
                              Assemble the Top Recruiting Class
                              Go an Entire Season With No Unhappy Players
                              Have a Player Chosen Freshman All-Conference
                              Have a Player Chosen All-Conference
                              Coach a Conference Player of the Year
                              Coach an NCAA All-American
                              Coach a Player of the Year Award Winner
                              Have a Player Chosen in the Pro Draft
                              Have an Underclassman Chosen in the Pro Draft
                              Coach a Team to a Winning Record
                              Coach a Team to 10 Wins
                              Coach a Team to 20 Wins
                              Win a Non-Conference Tournament
                              Upset the #1-Ranked Team
                              Coach a Team into the Top 25
                              Coach a Team to the #1 Ranking
                              Coach a Team to a Conference Championship
                              Coach a Team to an NCAA Tournament Bid
                              Coach a Team to the Sweet Sixteen
                              Coach a Team to the Final Four
                              Coach a Team to the NCAA Championship
                              Coach a Team to a #1 Seed in the NCAA Tournament
                              Be Chosen Conference Coach of the Year
                              Be Chosen NCAA Coach of the Year
                              Get Hired by a Larger Conference Team
                              Get Hired by a Power Conference Team
                              Get a Lifetime Contract With Any Team
                              Get 5,000 Legacy Points in One Season
                              Get 200,000 Legacy Points in Your Career
                              Accumulate 200 Career Wins
                              Accumulate 500 Career Wins
                              Accumulate 800 Career Wins
                              
                              Goals Not Yet Reached
                              Coach a 2K Sports Award Winner
                              Accumulate 900 Career Wins
                              Players Leaving:

                              SF #11 Felipe Delgado 6'9 218 (Seattle, WA) 91 overall SR - Graduated/Entered Draft

                              Code:
                              Felipe Delgado         GP  PT/G  R/G  A/G  S/G  B/G   M/G    FG%   3P%   FT%
                              2036-2037              35  15.1  5.6  2.3  2.1  0.8  29.2   .430  .364  .820
                              2035-2036              40  12.9  6.5  1.6  1.8  0.5  29.6   .454  .387  .863
                              2034-2035              39  12.4  3.8  1.5  1.3  0.3  23.8   .455  .382  .829
                              2033-2034              39   6.5  2.2  0.6  0.6  0.1  12.1   .402  .374  .896
                              ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              TOTAL                 153  11.7  4.5  1.5  1.4  0.4  23.6   .439  .376  .843
                              PG #15 Damond Pasco 6'1 193 (Philadelphia, PA) 90 overall JR - Entered Draft

                              Code:
                              Damond Pasco           GP  PT/G  R/G  A/G  S/G  B/G   M/G    FG%   3P%   FT%
                              2036-2037              35   8.0  1.9  4.7  2.3  0.0  28.9   .400  .396  .684
                              2035-2036              40   8.7  2.4  4.3  2.3  0.2  29.2   .420  .402  .777
                              2034-2035              39   5.7  1.4  1.8  1.4  0.0  15.9   .403  .375  .722
                              ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              TOTAL                 114   7.5  1.9  3.5  2.0  0.0  24.6   .409  .393  .727
                              PF #12 George Neale 6'9 258 (Tulsa, OK) 82 overall SR (RS) - Graduated

                              Code:
                              George Neale           GP  PT/G  R/G  A/G  S/G  B/G   M/G    FG%   3P%   FT%
                              2036-2037              31   1.5  1.5  0.4  0.5  0.2   7.1   .422  .500  .900
                              2035-2036              17   0.9  1.0  0.0  0.4  0.0   2.7   .538   ---  .500
                              2034-2035              21   1.2  1.2  0.0  0.2  0.1   3.3   .478   ---  .500
                              2033-2034               9   1.6  1.4  0.1  0.0  0.1   3.6   .250   ---  .909
                              ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              TOTAL                  78   1.3  1.3  0.2  0.3  0.1   4.7   .438  .500  .793
                              2036-2037 West Virginia Schedule:

                              11/7 vs. Eastern Michigan W 75-49 (1-0)
                              11/14 vs. (2) NC State W 85-74 (2-0)
                              11/17 vs. Texas Southern W 93-62 (3-0) *Hawaiian Invitational
                              11/18 vs. (3) Texas A&M W 71-64 (4-0) *Hawaiian Invitational
                              11/19 vs. (3) Oregon W 82-64 (5-0) *Hawaiian Invitational
                              11/29 vs. East Carolina W 69-49 (6-0)
                              12/6 at (12) Indiana State W 68-48 (7-0)
                              12/10 at Niagara W 69-53 (8-0)
                              12/14 vs. Saint Peter's W 80-55 (9-0)
                              12/17 vs. Rice L 86-88 (OT) (9-1)
                              12/21 at (4) Virginia Tech W 80-79 (10-1)
                              12/27 vs. (10) LSU W 72-67 (11-1)
                              12/30 at (5) Connecticut W 60-52 (12-1)
                              1/3 at (7) South Florida W 85-78 (13-1)
                              1/7 vs. Seton Hall W 81-56 (14-1)
                              1/10 vs. St. John's W 63-50 (15-1)
                              1/13 at (6) Marquette W 75-72 (16-1)
                              1/17 vs. Cincinnati W 82-61 (17-1)
                              1/21 vs. Rutgers W 63-60 (18-1)
                              1/25 at (11) Villanova W 78-53 (19-1)
                              1/28 at Providence W 68-59 (20-1)
                              1/31 vs. Louisville W 75-45 (21-1)
                              2/7 at Georgetown L 66-70 (21-2)
                              2/11 vs. (7) South Florida L 68-77 (21-3)
                              2/18 vs. Notre Dame W 79-58 (22-3)
                              2/21 at (1) Syracuse L 80-88 (22-4)
                              2/25 at Cincinnati W 74-66 (23-4)
                              3/1 vs. DePaul W 82-56 (24-4)
                              3/5 vs. Pittsburgh W 78-48 (25-4)
                              3/7 at Rutgers W 91-67 (26-4)
                              3/12 vs. St. John's W 78-63 (27-4) *Big East Tournament
                              3/13 vs. (6) Marquette L 64-67 (27-5) *Big East Tournament
                              3/19 vs. (15) VMI W 93-55 (28-5) *NCAA Tournament
                              3/21 vs. (7) Boston College W 84-63 (29-5) *NCAA Tournament
                              3/26 vs. (3) Oregon L 58-86 (29-6) *NCAA Tournament
                              Last edited by superjames1992; 04-15-2023, 11:48 PM.
                              Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)
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                              Coaching Legacy of Lee Williamson (CH 2K8)

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                              • marshdaddy
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                                • Mar 2017
                                • 1629

                                #4125
                                Re: Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

                                Incredible to see how far you've gone on this. Just hopping on now but really liked looking back on your 30 years. I like the three-year stop in San Francisco and having that much success there.

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