Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

[superjames1992]

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

Holy crap, this legacy is almost two years old now! On March 21st, it will celebrate its second anniversary. It's hard for me to believe I've kept it going this long considering I've always had issues sticking with a dynasty in the past, so I feel like this is a real accomplishment.

Sorry for the lack of updates lately, folks. I'll try to get a game in tonight, hopefully.

[Deuce2223]

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

I am in the same boat with Coach Young. I just had my 1 year B-Day. I really want to see CY get to 1000 wins but I just grew tired of playing, and wanted something new. So I am simming out the last 15 years of his career and seeing what I can do.

[superjames1992]

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

I am in the same boat with Coach Young. I just had my 1 year B-Day. I really want to see CY get to 1000 wins but I just grew tired of playing, and wanted something new. So I am simming out the last 15 years of his career and seeing what I can do.

Yeah, sometimes you just have to take a little break from the game to keep it fresh, IMO.

[superjames1992]

#18 San Francisco 70, Pepperdine 56
1 2 T Final #13 San Francisco (19-3) 36 34 70 Pepperdine (11-10) 32 24 56	January 22th, 2018 Firestone Fieldhouse Malibu, CA

Malibu, CA - After falling five spots in the national rankings this past week after suffering a crushing home loss to Saint Mary's last week, San Francisco (19-3, 4-1 WCC) rebounded with a 14-point victory over the Pepperdine Waves (11-10, 2-3 WCC) to earn their second straight victory. The game was close early on, but the Dons made a move in the second half and put the game away.

Jason Redick had the best game of his career this evening as the sophomore guard drilled five three-pointers en route to 19 points, breaking his previous career-high of 13 points. Redick has struggled shooting some this year, but he was hot tonight as he hit 5-10 from downtown.

Owen Kole also had a huge game for the Dons. The freshman center tallied 16 points, 15 rebounds, and 4 blocks. Matt Owen paced the offense with 13 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, and 5 steals.

The Dons will take on Loyola Maramount (14-6, 4-1 WCC) in what will be a huge game in determining the winner of the West Coast Conference as both USF and LMU are currently tied for first in the conference at 4-1.

San Francisco Leaders
Matt Owen, PG: 13 points (6-16, 1-6), 3 rebounds, 6 assists, 5 steals
Jason Redick, SG: 19 points (5-12, 5-10)
Owen Kole, C: 16 points (7-15, 0-1), 15 rebounds, 4 blocks

Pepperdine Leaders
Dell Jensen, SG: 10 points (5-20, 0-4)
L.L. Yates, SF: 13 points (6-11), 8 rebounds
Jaron Holden, PF: 12 points (6-15), 9 rebounds

[Deuce2223]

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

Big game coming up against LMU. I would tell you good luck, but not sure I would mean it 100% No really good luck. Hopefully Kole will continue to tear it up and Redick can stay hot.

By the way I started a new legacy project where I have guys from the boards create a player that I put into my upcoming recruiting class and if you are interested in joining the Fab 5 at UC Davis, I will actively try and recruit them as well. just put down your height/posistion/player name/Skin color/Hair color/ 3 Positivie Attributes and 3 negative Attributes about your player in a PM or post on on the Coach Dodge legacy and I will get you added

[superjames1992]

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

Big game coming up against LMU. I would tell you good luck, but not sure I would mean it 100% No really good luck. Hopefully Kole will continue to tear it up and Redick can stay hot.

By the way I started a new legacy project where I have guys from the boards create a player that I put into my upcoming recruiting class and if you are interested in joining the Fab 5 at UC Davis, I will actively try and recruit them as well. just put down your height/posistion/player name/Skin color/Hair color/ 3 Positivie Attributes and 3 negative Attributes about your player in a PM or post on on the Coach Dodge legacy and I will get you added

I'll make sure to take a look, Deuce. I'm still trying to catch up on your Washington State legacy, LOL.

[superjames1992]

#18 San Francisco 86, Loyola Maramount 77
1 2 T Final Loyola Maramount (14-7) 26 51 77 #18 San Francisco (20-3) 41 45 86	January 27th, 2018 War Memorial Gymnasium San Francisco, CA

San Francisco, CA - The San Francisco Dons (20-3, 5-1 WCC) finally redeemed themselves from their upset loss against Saint Mary's as the Dons won a very important game - their third straight victory - against a Loyola Maramount (14-7, 4-2 WCC) squad whom the Dons were tied with for first in the WCC prior to this game. Now the Dons sit atop the WCC Standings by themselves with a 5-1 record following their 86-77 victory over the Lions andare in full control of their destiny as far as the WCC Regular Season Title is concerned.

The Dons controlled the game throughout as they took a 15-point lead the the locker room and led by as many as 25 in the second half. The Lions made a big run in the closing minutes, but the Dons' lead was so immense that the Lions could only cut the lead to nine points as the final buzzer sounded.

The Dons were led by Owen Kole's double-double of 20 points, 11 rebounds, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. Walter Proffitt added 17 points and 5 rebounds while Jason Redick continued his strong play with 14 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 steals. Bernard Mendoza had a nice game as the sophomore forward tallied 11 points and 5 boards. Jaime Barton also contributed 10 points in the victory off the bench.

The Loyola Maramount Lions had huge performances from shooting guard Vern Santos and power forward Stuart Greenleaf, despite the loss. Santos totaled 26 points and 3 assists in the game while Greenlead managed 20 points, 8 boards, 4 assists, 3 steals, and a pair of blocks.

The Dons will get to feast on a nice pasty on Monday as the Dons take on the Santa Clara Broncos (6-14, 0-6 WCC), who are winless in the WCC thus far.

Loyola Maramount Leaders
Vern Santos, PG: 26 points (9-22, 6-12), 3 assists
Stuart Greenleaf, PF: 20 points (9-14), 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks
Dante Burrell, C: 14 points (3-9), 5 rebounds

San Francisco Leaders
Jason Redick, SG: 14 points (5-11, 1-5), 4 rebounds, 4 steals
Walter Proffitt, SF: 17 points (6-9, 2-5), 5 rebounds
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 11 points (5-10, 1-4), 5 rebounds
Owen Kole, C: 20 points (9-15), 11 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks
Jaime Barton, PG: 10 points (3-5, 1-2)

WCC Standings (RPI: 10)
1. #15 San Francisco 20-3 (5-1)
2. Loyola Maramount 14-7 (4-2)
3. Portland 11-9 (4-2)
4. Pepperdine 12-10 (3-3)
5. San Diego 12-8 (3-3)
6. Gonzaga 18-4 (3-3)
7. Saint Mary's 8-13 (2-4)
8. Santa Clara 6-14 (0-6)

San Francisco Dons' NCAA Tournament Resume
Last 10 Games: 9-1
Vs. Top 25: 1-0
Road/Neutral: 12-2
Home Winning Streak: 1 Game
Vs. RPI 1-50: 1-2
Vs. RPI 51-100: 3-0
Vs. RPI 101-200: 11-1
Vs. RPI 201+: 5-0
RPI: 9
Media: 15
Coaches: 21
Mid-Major: 1

Season Averages (Conference Ranking)
PPG: 74.0 (5th)
OPPG: 63.9 (1st)
FG: 43.0% (2nd)
3PT: 32.3% (4th)
FT: 73.3% (1st)
RPG: 34.1 (3rd)
APG: 16.4 (1st)
SPG: 13.0 (1st)
BPG: 5.0 (3rd)

[superjames1992]

#15 San Francisco 86, Santa Clara 53
1 2 T Final Santa Clara (6-15) 27 26 53 #15 San Francisco (21-3) 43 43 86	January 29th, 2018 War Memorial Gymnasium San Francisco, CA

San Francisco, CA - The San Francisco Dons (21-3, 6-1 WCC) won their fourth consecutive game this evening as they knocked off a Santa Clara (6-15, 0-7 WCC) team that is winless in the West Coast Conference. Jason Redick led all scorers with a career-high 21 points on 7 of 9 shooting.

San Francisco jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as the Dons completely dominated a weak Santa Clara team. USF led 43-27 at the break and it was more of the same in the second half as the Dons outscored the Broncos 43-26 in the final frame.

In addition to Redick's 21 points, Matt Owen also torched the Broncos' defense with 20 points, 3 assists, and 4 steals. Walter Profftt added 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists. Owen Kole struggled a bit, only scoring 8 points, but he still managed to grab 15 boards to go along with 3 assists and 4 thunderous blocks.

The Broncos only had one player exceed eight points as center Harris Hernandez totaled 14 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocks for the losing team.

Next up for San Francisco will be the Portland Pilots (12-9, 5-2 WCC), who are off to a hot start in conference play and beat Gonzaga on Saturday.

Santa Clara Leaders
Enrique Morales, PF: 8 points (4-11), 9 rebounds, 3 assists
Harris Hernandez, C: 14 points (7-11), 13 rebounds, 4 blocks

San Francisco Leaders
Matt Owen, PG: 20 points (7-11, 3-6), 3 assists, 4 steals
Jason Redick, SG: 21 points (7-9, 1-2)
Walter Proffitt, SF: 18 points (6-14, 1-7), 8 rebounds, 4 assists
Owen Kole, C: 8 points (4-10), 15 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 blocks

[superjames1992]

#15 San Francisco 88, Portland 71
1 2 T Final Portland (12-10) 30 41 71 #15 San Francisco (22-3) 34 54 88	February 3rd, 2018 War Memorial Gymnasium San Francisco, CA

San Francisco, CA - The San Francisco Dons (22-3, 7-1 WCC) overcame a slow start to blow out the Portland Pilots (12-10, 5-3 WCC) in the second half. The Dons only had a slim 34-30 lead at halftime, but 54 second half points catipulted the Dons well into the lead as the Dons led by 20 points at one point on their way to an 88-71 victory.

All five San Francisco starters reached double-figures in this afternoon's game. Bernard Mendoza led the team with 21 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals, and 2 blocks. His 21 points marks a new career-high for the sophomore power forward.

Matt Owen paced the offense with 19 points, 4 assists, and 3 steals while Jason Redick scored 13 points to go along with 3 assists. Walter Proffitt tallied 10 points and 6 rebounds while Owen Kole had a solid outing with 14 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 blocks.

Muhamed Wooden was the highlight of the night for the Portland Pilots as the senior guard led the team with 18 points and shot 4 of 6 from downtown.

"We've been playing really well lately," commented Coach Frizzell after the game. "Ever since the loss to Saint Mary's a few weeks ago, we've got the job done and now have a two game lead in the conference standings, which is a great spot for us to be with four weeks left this season."

Portland Leaders
Muhamed Seymour, SG: 18 points (6-13, 4-6)
Martell Atkinson, SF: 12 points (5-12, 0-1), 3 rebounds, 3 assists

San Francisco Leaders
Matt Owen, PG: 19 points (6-10, 2-4), 4 assists, 3 teals
Jason Redick, SG: 13 points (5-10, 2-6), 3 assists
Walter Proffitt, SF: 10 points (4-10, 1-1), 6 rebounds
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 21 points (8-9, 1-2), 7 rebounds, 4 steals, 2 blocks
Owen Kole, C: 14 points (5-13, 1-1), 5 rebounds, 3 blocks

WCC Standings
1. #7 San Francisco 22-3 (7-1)
2. Loyola Maramount 15-8 (5-3)
3. Gonzaga 20-4 (5-3)
4. Portland 12-10 (5-3)
5. San Diego 13-8 (4-3)
6. Pepperdine 12-11 (3-4)
7. Saint Mary's 8-15 (2-6)
8. Santa Clara 6-16 (0-8)

Top 10 Media Poll
1. Villanova (23-2)
2. Pittsburgh (21-2)
3. Maryland (19-3)
4. NC State (17-4)
5. Stanford (20-3)
6. Texas (18-5)
7. San Francisco (22-3)
8. Wisconsin (19-3)
9. Seton Hall (19-5)
10. Nebraska (18-4)

[Hogs15]

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

I have read this in the past and still am now and this great stuff!

[Deuce2223]

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

What did you think of St Mary's upset over Villanova in the tourney. I am happy for them but at the same time sad. My bracket is toast. I had Kansas and Nova in the Championship and Texas in the Final 4.

Now I am cheering for upsets the rest of the way out. I am praying Gonzaga will beat Syracuse even though I gave them no chance in my bracket.

If the WCC can bet 2 teams to the S-16 it will definetly help in the future. Now if only LMU and San Francisco can play like they are in your legacy in real life.

[superjames1992]

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

I have read this in the past and still am now and this great stuff!

Thanks for following!

What did you think of St Mary's upset over Villanova in the tourney. I am happy for them but at the same time sad. My bracket is toast. I had Kansas and Nova in the Championship and Texas in the Final 4.

Now I am cheering for upsets the rest of the way out. I am praying Gonzaga will beat Syracuse even though I gave them no chance in my bracket.

If the WCC can bet 2 teams to the S-16 it will definetly help in the future. Now if only LMU and San Francisco can play like they are in your legacy in real life.

I was pretty happy about it. I had the Wildcats losing to Duke in the Elite Eight, so it hurt my bracket quite a bit, as well. Kansas hurt my bracket more, though, as I had them losing in the National Title Game. I always root for upsets, even if it goes against my bracket, though. My brackets always turn out bad, anyways, LOL.

I'm not sure if Gonzaga will be able to beat Syracuse, but I guess we'll see in a few minutes.

I just noticed that this thread turned two years old today, so Happy Birthday!!!

[Amoo316]

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

Holy crap man, 63 pages later and I was pissed I finally caught up to real time and didn't get to see your latest Conf tourney. I was pretty cool to see the development in artwork and style. Definitely putting this on my must read list....good work man.

[superjames1992]

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

Holy crap man, 63 pages later and I was pissed I finally caught up to real time and didn't get to see your latest Conf tourney. I was pretty cool to see the development in artwork and style. Definitely putting this on my must read list....good work man.

Thanks for the kind words. My reporting style has changed quite a bit from the beginning, though I think I'm settled in with my current format for now, though things may change.

[superjames1992]

San Diego 94, #7 San Francisco 85
1 2 T Final #7 San Francisco (22-4) 35 50 85 San Diego (14-8) 44 50 94	February 5th, 2018 Jenny Craig Pavilion San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA - The seventh-ranked San Francisco Dons (22-4, 7-2 WCC) apparently could not handle the pressure of their newly-acquired top 10 ranking as their ranking went up in flames in a nine-point loss to the San Diego Toreros (14-8, 5-3 WCC), USF's second conference loss of the season.

The Dons fell flat on their face early on and early in the second half, San Diego all but put the game away, or so they thought. With 10 minutes remaining, the Toreros led by 26 points and San Francisco appeared ready to give up. However, what followed was a massive rally which got the Dons to within four points with a few minutes remaining as Coach Frizzell instructed his players to speed up the pace of the game. However, once the Dons got back within striking distance, fatigue caught up with them and the Dons faded away and fell 94-85.

"We made a nice run there at the end and I'm proud of the boys for that," explained Coach Frizzell, "but you can't fall behind by 26 points if you expect to win many ball games."

San Diego was led by Armond Caporn's 27-point performance. Toreros point guard Robby Kummer contributed 19 points and 6 assists to the win while Marion Farmer scored 13 points and snatched 13 boards. The Toreros were devastating on the offensive end, where they shot 30-61 from the field and 9-20 from three-point range on their way to 94 points. In addition, the Toreros got to the line 33 times and made 25 of their 33 free throw attempts.

The Dons were led by a balanced scoring attack in which all five starters scored in double-figures. However, it was the defense that was the liability in this game, as evidenced by San Diego's offensive numbers. Matt Owen did all he could to propel the Dons to victory, but even his 25-point performance was not enough to keep San Francisco from losing its fourth game of the season.

Even with the loss, the Dons retain first-place in the West Coast Conference Standings. The Dons will have a chance to take revenge against the Saint Mary's Gaels (8-16, 2-7 WCC) on Saturday, who inexplicably upset the Dons 78-65 at home to hand the Dons their first conference loss of the season on January 15th.

San Francisco Leaders
Matt Owen, PG: 25 points (9-17, 1-3), 5 assists, 3 steals
Jason Redick, SG: 18 points (7-12, 4-7)
Walter Proffitt, SF: 12 points (4-13, 1-5), 3 rebounds
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 10 points (5-11, 0-1), 7 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 blocks
Owen Kole, C: 10 points (3-8, 0-1), 5 rebounds, 3 steals

San Diego Leaders
Robby Kummer, PG: 19 points (7-13, 2-6), 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals
Armond Caporn, SG: 27 points (7-17, 4-8), 3 assists
Marion Farmer, C: 13 points (5-10, 0-1), 13 rebounds
Orlando Walace, PG: 9 points (3-4, 3-4), 3 assists