Coaching Legacy of James Frizzell (CH 2K8)

[Amoo316]

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

Sucks you got stuck in the same bracket as richmond. No worries though now isn't the time to look ahead. Got a few big games before that.

[Deuce2223]

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

Love seeing the Pac-10 domintating with 7 teams. Tought draw with Duke in Round 2. Reminds me of the crappy seeding that Gonzaga and Saint Mary's got this year having to play Villanova and Syracuse.

[superjames1992]

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

Sucks you got stuck in the same bracket as richmond. No worries though now isn't the time to look ahead. Got a few big games before that.

Yep, gotta beat Southern Louisiana first. I don't want to be Georgetown (who lost to #14 Ohio this year in real life)!

Love seeing the Pac-10 domintating with 7 teams. Tought draw with Duke in Round 2. Reminds me of the crappy seeding that Gonzaga and Saint Mary's got this year having to play Villanova and Syracuse.

Yeah, Duke could be tough. They did beat #2-seeded Clemson a couple games ago, though. However, they're still 19-11, so I think I can handle them.

[Amoo316]

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

Went by Gamestop today to get rid of some old timers I had lying around....NCAA Football 07, 08, 09, Madden 07, 08, 09, 2K Baseball 07, NBA 2K7....I have a problem if you haven't noticed

Of coarse they still didn't have CH 2k8 even though they did have NBA 2K8. Sitting right next to it though was Head Coach 09, another game I've never played but always wanted to try. Looks like Coach Thomas is going to get some NFL experience before July rolls around. I'll let you know when I get it started.

Have you looked ahead yet to see what Duke is rated? Definitely keep your foot on the gas against So La. Try to bury them buy 35 to send a message around the country that your team is for real. How do you like this class in comparison to your last one at Princeton?

[superjames1992]

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

Went by Gamestop today to get rid of some old timers I had lying around....NCAA Football 07, 08, 09, Madden 07, 08, 09, 2K Baseball 07, NBA 2K7....I have a problem if you haven't noticed

Of coarse they still didn't have CH 2k8 even though they did have NBA 2K8. Sitting right next to it though was Head Coach 09, another game I've never played but always wanted to try. Looks like Coach Thomas is going to get some NFL experience before July rolls around. I'll let you know when I get it started.

Have you looked ahead yet to see what Duke is rated? Definitely keep your foot on the gas against So La. Try to bury them buy 35 to send a message around the country that your team is for real. How do you like this class in comparison to your last one at Princeton?

It sucks that you cannot find the game at Gamestop. I'd think it's for sale used on Ebay somewhere.

Holy crap, Duke is rated a 94 OVR, which might be the best rating in the nation. I have no idea how they went 19-11... Not good for me.

This class isn't as good as my last few at Princeton, probably, but I'm still very pleased with it.

[superjames1992]

(3) San Francisco 97, (14) Southeastern Louisiana 61
1 2 T Final (14) Southeastern Louisiana (18-11) 30 31 61 (3) San Francisco (30-5) 56 41 97	March 16th, 2018 St. Pete Times Forum St. Petersburg, CA

St. Petersburg, FL - The San Francisco Dons (30-5, 11-3 WCC) opened up NCAA Tournament play in impressive fashion this Friday afternoon as the Dons rolled over the Southeastern Louisiana Lions (18-11, 10-6 Southland) 97-61.

The Dons got off to a slow start as the Lions led by one point at the 10-minute mark. However, once the Dons got it going, they got it going in a huge way as the Dons went on a massive run to take a 26-point advantage at halftime.

The Dons continued their romping into the early second half before Coach Frizzell put in the backups as the Dons rolled on to a 36-point victory.

"This was a great way to open up tournament play," beamed Coach Frizzell. "We executed very well out there and I couldn't have asked for a better performance against a decent Southeastern Louisiana team."

Owen Kole led the way for the Dons with 26 points and 10 rebounds. Walter Proffitt taliied 12 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 steals. Jason Redick his three three-pointers on his way to 11 points while Jaime Barton came off the bench to contribute 10 points, 3 assists, and 4 steals.

The Lions were led by Porter Bruthellues, who scored 21 points in the blowout loss.

Southeastern Louisiana Player Statistics
Porter Brithellues, PG: 21 points (6-13, 3-8), 3 assists
Nik Burns, SG: 13 points (5-11, 3-6), 5 rebounds
Zam Cotrill, SF: 0 points (0-9, 0-8), 5 assists
Magnum Len Bullicer, PF: 7 points (3-4), 7 rebounds
Darrell Fontenot, C: 7 points (3-4), 8 rebounds, 3 assists

San Francisco Player Statistics
Matt Owen, PG: 7 points (2-9, 1-5), 3 assists
Jason Redick, SG: 11 points (4-11, 3-9)
Walter Proffitt, SF: 12 points (5-9, 0-3), 3 rebounds, 3 steals
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 7 points (2-4), 3 rebounds
Owen Kole, C: 26 points (10-14), 10 rebounds
Jaime Barton, PG: 10 points (3-10, 1-7), 3 assists, 4 steals
Clement Patterson, C: 8 points (2-3), 8 rebounds

[superjames1992]

2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - FIRST ROUND

Play-In Game
Lehigh 64, St. Francis (PA) 61

East Regional
#1 Villanova 97, #16 Lehigh 56
#9 Kentucky 67, #8 Arizona State 65
#5 West Virginia 87, #12 East Carolina 38
#4 Boston College 82, #13 Bowling Green 62
#6 Michigan 79, #11 South Carolina 72
#3 Nebraska 64, #14 Charleston Southern 57
#7 Oregon 77, #10 Georgia 76
#2 Seton Hall 90, #15 Wright State 68

West Regional
#1 NC State 107, #16 IUPUI 53
#9 UCLA 88, #8 Virginia 81
#5 Stanford 87, #12 Ohio State 65
#4 South Florida 79, #13 Hampton 51
#6 Wisconsin 98, #11 Cincinnati 83
#3 Indiana 71, #14 UNLV 70
#7 Oregon State 92, #10 Princeton 57
#2 Duquesne 110, #15 Mercer 63

South Regional
#1 Pittsburgh 101, #16 Grambling State 39
#8 St. Joseph's 67, #9 Miami (FL) 50
#5 Marquette 86, #12 Loyola (MD) 59
#4 Virginia Commonwealth 78, #13 Davidson 54
#6 Duke 74, #11 St. John's 71
#3 San Francisco 97, #14 Southeastern LA 61
#7 Wake Forest 51, #10 Denver 45
#2 Richmond 78, #15 MD Baltimore 46

Midwest Regional
#1 Texas Tech 76, #16 Illinois State 60
#8 UL Lafayette 82, #9 Washington State 75
#5 USC 68, #12 Cal Poly 56
#13 Sanford 64, #4 Charlotte 61
#6 La Salle 90, #11 Texas 77
#3 Maryland 97, #14 Louisiana Tech 71
#7 Illinois 70, #10 Fresno State 65
#2 Clemson 81, #15 Montana State 56

[superjames1992]

(3) San Francisco 71, (6) Duke 48
1 2 T Final (6) Duke (20-12) 29 19 48 (3) San Francisco (31-5) 33 38 71	March 18th, 2018 St. Pete Times Forum St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg, FL - The San Francisco Dons (31-5, 11-3 WCC) are headed to Houston! The Dons blew out the Duke Blue Devils (20-12, 9-7 ACC) 71-48 to advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time during Coach Frizzell's two year tenure at San Francisco.

The Duke Blue Devils grabbed the early lead against the Dons as they held a lead during the majority of the first half. Towards the end of the half, however, San Francisco took the lead for good. The Dons led 33-29 at the half.

San Francisco turned up the defensive intensity in the second half as Coach Frizzell began to run primarily a 1-3-1 zone defense and it worked to perfection. The Dons made a huge run in the second half and eventually took a commanding 64-40 lead. With the Dons completely romping the Blue Devils, Coach Frizzell elected to take the starters out as the Dons went on to win 71-48.

The San Francisco defense held the Blue Devils to 33% shooting from the floor and 30% from three-point range. In addition, Duke turned the ball over 13 times while only recording 9 assists.

The Dons were led by strong performances from Jason Redick, Owen Kole, Matt Owen, and Walter Proffitt. Redick had yet another strong performance as he hit five three-pointers on his way to 17 points and 3 steals. Kole came up one rebound short of a double-double as he totaled 17 points and 9 rebounds. Proffitt added 11 points and 9 rebounds while Owen paced the offense with 11 points and 7 assists.

The Dons will take on the winner of #2 Richmond/#7 Wake Forest in the Sweet Sixteen.

Duke Player Statistics
Antric Gooden, PG: 11 points (3-11, 1-4), 4 rebounds
Chevon Boone, SG: 3 points (1-5, 0-1), 3 rebounds
Greg Vargas, 7 points (3-8, 1-4), 3 assists
Howie Adler, PF: 10 points (4-9), 7 rebounds
Cedric Cesar, C: 6 points (2-10), 7 rebounds

San Francisco Player Statistics
Matt Owen, PG: 11 points (4-12, 2-7), 7 assists
Jason Redick, SG: 17 points (6-11, 5-9), 3 steals
Walter Proffitt, SF: 11 points (4-10, 1-7), 8 rebounds
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 6 points (2-3, 0-1), 10 rebounds, 3 blocks
Owen Kole, C: 14 points (5-13), 9 rebounds

[superjames1992]

2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - SECOND ROUND

East Regional
#1 Villanova 79, #9 Kentucky 68
#5 West Virginia 88, #4 Boston College 76
#6 Michigan 78, #3 Nebraska 67
#2 Seton Hall 71, #7 Oregon 69

West Regional
#1 NC State 92, #9 UCLA 66
#4 South Florida, #5 Stanford 68
#6 Wisconsin 87, #3 Indiana 74
#2 Duquesne 74, #48 Oregon State 48

South Regional
#1 Pittsburgh 93, #8 St. Joseph's 61
#5 Marquette 84, #4 Virginia Commonwealth 72
#3 San Francisco 71, #6 Duke 48
#7 Wake Forest 71, #2 Richmond 69

Midwest Regional
#1 Texas Tech 77, #8 UL Lafayette 65
#5 USC 58, #13 Sanford 43
#3 Maryland 87, #6 La Salle 58
#2 Clemson 84, #7 Illinois 69

[Deuce2223]

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

Wow. That is like the first time in all of my legacis and reading others in which I have seen less then 3 or 4 upsets.

Would've liked to see a Richmond vs San Francisco matchup in a Battle of Mid's, look like now you just get to dominate another ACC team.


Congrats on the big win over Duke. Where is JJ Redick when I need to tease him about his team losing

I am picking San Francisco vs W. Virginia in the Finals. San Fran wins the National Title, Coach Huggins is so impressed he resigns and asks WVU to hire Coach Frizzell to take his place.

[Amoo316]

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

LOL you ran the 1-3-1 you damn cheeser, wonder where you got that idea from?!? Thats awsome, I always have trouble running a zone in basketball games, I usually end up getting rained on. Glad it worked out for you though.

[superjames1992]

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

Wow. That is like the first time in all of my legacis and reading others in which I have seen less then 3 or 4 upsets.

Yeah, there was only one shocking upset this time in #13 Samford winning in the first round, but they got rolled over in round #2, anyways.

Would've liked to see a Richmond vs San Francisco matchup in a Battle of Mid's, look like now you just get to dominate another ACC team.

I would have, too, but I think I'll just enjoy my easier road to the Elite Eight.

Congrats on the big win over Duke. Where is JJ Redick when I need to tease him about his team losing

LOL. At least J.J. Redick's potential relative plays for USF (Jason Redick), so maybe that would make him feel better.

I am picking San Francisco vs W. Virginia in the Finals. San Fran wins the National Title, Coach Huggins is so impressed he resigns and asks WVU to hire Coach Frizzell to take his place.

I don't know if we'll make it that far, but with the way the boys played in the first two rounds, it's certainly possible.

LOL you ran the 1-3-1 you damn cheeser, wonder where you got that idea from?!?

Could it be Mr. John Beilein?

I've always ran it in my basketball legacies because of that, though I usually throw a lot of other defensive looks out there, as well. In the Duke game, I played a mix of man, 2-3, 1-3-1, 3-2, 2-1-2 and triangle-and-two zones throughout the game.

Thats awsome, I always have trouble running a zone in basketball games, I usually end up getting rained on. Glad it worked out for you though.

The 1-3-1 either works or it doesn't. It sometimes allows way too many backcuts and allows some open threes in the wings and corners, but Duke simply couldn't shoot last night at all, so I was able to run it almost exclusively in the second half since the Blue Devils couldn't hit their threes. I guess they could have used J.J. Redick last night, LOL.

[superjames1992]

(3) San Francisco 72, (7) Wake Forest 71
1 2 T Final (7) Wake Forest (22-13) 38 33 71 (3) San Francisco (32-5) 36 36 72	March 23rd, 2018 Reliant Stadium Houston, TX

Houston, TX - The sportswriters were typing away fast and furiously about how the San Francisco Dons (32-5, 11-3 WCC) blew a 30-21 advantage late in the first half and got blown away in the second half. They were writing about how Owen Kole simply got outclassed by bigger, faster, and more talented Wake Forest players. They were writing about how Wake Forest (22-13, 7-9 ACC) was headed to the Elite Eight to take on either #1 Pittsburgh or #5 Marquette.

Then something happened.

Down 13 points, Jaime Barton hit a clutch three-pointer with 11:12 left in the ball game to cut the lead to 10. Owen Kole and Walter Proffitt also scored buckets in the following 51 seconds as the Dons embarked on a 7-0 run to cut the lead to six points with 10:23 left. From the 11:12 mark on out, the Dons would go on a 26-12 run.

Owen Kole shot 1-7 in the first half and was 1-9 shooting going into the final four minutes of the ball game. However, he finally got going again with a layup at the 3:07 mark to tie the game up at 70 apiece.

With 2:30 left, Kole made the Dons' go-ahead bucket as he turned around and shot a hook shot which swished through the net to put USF ahead 72-70.

Wake Forest got a chance to tie the game with 53 seconds left, but Steffan Newton only hit one of two free throws.

Owen Kole missed a shot with 31 seconds remaining and the score still 71-72 in favor of the Dons. Wake Forest would have a chance to win with a two or a three.

The Dons played inspired defense on the final possession as they played in-your-face hard-nosed man defense and did not allow Wake Forest to get off a clean shot. Finally, with time about to expire, Ahmad Vianney was forced to shoot a contested 18-footer from the wing, which clanked off the front rim, then off the backboard. The Dons had won the game 72-71, despite having their star center play the worst game of his young career.

"This is a huge win to this team and this program," beamed Coach Frizzell following the victory which gave the Dons an Elite Eight berth. "We have a chance to take this program to heights it has not seen since the late 1950s when this program won 60 games in a row. This is huge for us and it is a very exciting time for San Francisco basketball!"

With Owen Kole struggling most of the game, Bernard Mendoza played well. The sophomore power forward scored 10 points and grabbed 3 boards and converted 5 of his 6 shot attempts into buckets.

Jason Redick also continued to come up huge. Redick hit a trio of three-pointers as he scored 19 points. Walter Proffitt also had a huge game as he scored 15 points, grabbed 9 boards, and blocked a pair of shots.

Wake Forest Individual Statistics
B.J. Rost, PG: 5 points (2-5, 1-2), 9 assists, 3 steals
Steffan Newton, SG: 18 points (5-14, 1-4)
Ahmad Vianney, SF: 17 points (7-18, 1-3), 5 rebounds
Jason Berrelleca, PF: 7 points (2-7), 11 rebounds
Cheyenne Parham, C: 16 points (7-15), 7 rebounds, 2 blocks

San Francisco Individual Statistics
Matt Owen, PG: 7 points (3-6, 0-1), 6 assists
Jason Redick, SG: 19 points (7-15, 3-7)
Walter Proffitt, SF: 15 points (6-12, 3-7), 9 rebounds, 2 blocks
Bernard Mendoza, PF: 10 points (5-6), 3 rebounds
Owen Kole, C: 6 points (3-12), 11 rebounds
Jaime Barton, PG: 7 points (3-8, 1-5), 3 assists

[superjames1992]

2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS - SWEET SIXTEEN

East Regional
#5 West Virginia 99, #1 Villanova 85
#2 Seton Hall 81, #6 Michigan 76

West Regional
#1 NC State 64, #4 South Florida 56
#6 Wisconsin 95, #2 Duquesne 85

South Regional
#1 Pittsburgh 76, #5 Marquette 59
#3 San Francisco 72, #7 Wake Forest 71

Midwest Regional
#5 USC 87, #1 Texas Tech 62
#3 Maryland 84, #2 Clemson

[superjames1992]

2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT MATCHUPS - ELITE EIGHT

East Regional Final
#2 Seton Hall (30-7) vs. #5 West Virginia (25-9)

West Regional Final
#1 NC State (26-9) vs. #6 Wisconsin (26-8)

South Regional Final
#1 Pittsburgh (31-5) vs. #3 San Francisco (32-5)

Midwest Regional Final
#3 Maryland (26-8) vs. #5 USC (24-10)