The Bulgarian Brothers – A College Hoops 2K8 & NBA 2K20 Dynasty

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Zion with the comeback victory nice

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2021 NBA All-Star Weekend – All-Star Game

James Harden had 35 points and Giannis added 20 points and 15 rebounds as Team Giannis easily handled team Steph, taking a 24 point lead into the 4^th quarter.

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February 28, 2021 St. Francis at Robert Morris [NEC]

It has been a relatively good year for Kostadin in his 2^nd season as head coach at St. Francis. The Red Flash have won 4 of their last 5, are 16-13 overall and 10-7 in the conference, good enough for 3^rd place. With luck and a tiebreaker, they may even finish 2^nd in the NEC and help their tourney seeding.

Today, St. Francis heads to Pittsburgh to face off against Robert Morris. Even though the last meeting between these two teams was a dominant 89-58 win for the Red Flash, revenge was still on their mind after the gut-wrenching buzzer-beater loss in last year’s tournament. Even though this was Oggy’s alma mater, Dinko didn’t feel any compassion for them, he also wanted to destroy them and head into the conference tournament with maximum confidence.

The Robert Morris Colonials are 13-16 overall and 10-7 in the conference, meaning that if they won tonight they could jump in front of St. Francis in the tournament. They are led by PG Tommy Zwikker and SG Adam Norman, but are not the same team they were last year, and advanced stats rate them with a F in defensive efficiency

After a hot start for the Red Flash at the Sewall Center, Robert Morris went on a 10-2 run to take a 16-15 lead. The game was back and forth after that and went into halftime with St. Francis ahead 34-32. Robert Morris was shooting well (59%) but had tons of turnovers, keeping the Red Flash in the game. Dinko was not thrilled with the first half, but counted himself lucky to have Casey Tyler and Muhamed Payne leading his team. He reminded the team of their last blowout victory and how they were the better team. If they can better contest shots and get contributions from others, they’ll pull away in the 2^nd half.

And that’s exactly what happened. Via some better defense and big plays from backup SG Jairus Cooley, the Red Flash built up a lead 55-48. It stayed relatively close for a bit after that, but as the game neared its end, the lead built to 13, and then finished at 22 as the Colonials fell apart. Another dominant scoreline for the Red Flash, 83-61.

Mo Payne had a great game, showing that the Junior is the season’s surprise MVP. His 26 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists stuffed the stat sheet, and half of those rebounds were on the offensive end.

Around the NBA

• The Phoenix Suns are 0-2 since the All-Star break and quickly falling out of the playoff picture. Monty Willams should be very concerned for his job.
• The Warriors have had a great February. They are 8-2 in their last 10, have re-signed Steph Curry for 3 more years, and have climbed up to 6^th in the west and are just a game back from 4^th.
• Oklahoma City is well set up for this year’s draft. With their pick and the Heat’s pick, they currently are on track for the 2^nd and 7^th picks.
• Your February Players of the Month are Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James.
• Atlanta C Juan King and Dana Bright have won Rookie of the Month. This is Bright’s 3^rd monthly award as the young OKC PF has fast-tracked his Draymond Green impression.

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February 28, 2021 Northern Colorado vs Idaho State

The Northern Colorado Bears find themselves in the cellar of the Big Sky Conference. They’ve lost 6 straight games and have no chance of making the conference tourney, as only the top 6 teams in the conference make it. It’s been a miserable few weeks for Oggy, who just hopes that his team can play with pride and give a good final memory for Zygis Martinez and Randy Alvarez.

Oggy was hoping to get a chance to jump to a bigger school after this season, but a last-place finish combined with last season’s recruiting mishap is not a good look. Perhaps he needs to temper his expectations, but he’s never been good at reigning in his ambition. He’s always looking for the next great opportunity. That makes him different from Kostadin, who is happy to stay where he is and make the most of the situation. Sometimes he’s envious of his brother, but he knows he could never settle like that.

Speaking of Kostadin, Oggy saw that the Red Flash destroyed his alma mater, which left him with mixed emotions. He’s always happy for his brother, but wish it didn’t come at the expense of the Colonials.

Turning to the Idaho State Bengals, the Bears really just needed to worry about Wil Darag and shut him down. If UNC can keep him in check, Oggy felt good about the Bears’ chances tonight.

The game started out poorly with his team unable to make any shots. Halfway through the first half, the Bears only had 10 points and Alexander Dizdarevic was completely dominating the offensive boards. At halftime the 19-9 rebounding advantage for the Bengals provided them with a 37-25 lead. Wil Darag had almost zero impact on the game, but it didn’t matter. It seems Oggy’s focus on him (which served the team well last game) was misplaced here.

The Bears managed to crack into a single digit deficit once, but never really got close and lost the game 72-60.

Jonathen Lindsay led the way for the Bengals with 21 points. He controlled the game from the PG position, knowing exactly when to drive, when to shoot, and when to dish. He was complemented by Aleksandar Dizdarevic’s 18 points and 6 rebounds.

Around the NCAA

• #1 UConn beat #5 Providence 97-86 and have the inside track to the #1 overall seed in the tournament this year.

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Top NBA Draft Prospects – 2021 NBA Draft

As we’ve passed the NBA All-Star break and trade deadline, some teams are clearly out of the playoff picture and are looking to the future. There’s still time left in the season, but we are starting to get an idea of who the likely lottery picks are and the top players at each position.

Right now, there’s a clear #1 pick in Jerry Sparks, followed by 3-7 solid players (depending on which scout you speak with). We have several teams in reach of the #1 pick and salivating at the thought of adding Jerry Sparks. Here are the top 5 lottery odds right now:

1. Chicago Bulls
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Miami)
3. Portland Trail Blazers
4. Charlotte Hornets
5. New York Knicks

Things may change as we get to March and beyond, but here are the top 5 prospects at each position as it stands today.

Point Guards

Player	Rank	School / Country	Age	Height	Weight	Season Stats
Seth Valsin	7	#15 USC (21-8)	19	6’6”	211 lbs	13.9 ppg; 3.8 rpg; 4.7 apg; 2.1 spg
Ronni Eppenhimer	9	Pittsburgh (13-17)	21	5’10”	202 lbs	8.5 ppg; 3.4 rpg; 6.0 apg; 0.8 spg
Marquis Huffman	10	Boston College (18-10)	22	5’11”	197 lbs	18.2 ppg; 2.6 rpg; 5.9 apg; 1.1 spg
Reece Campbell	11	South Carolina (16-11)	20	5’9”	183 lbs	13.6 ppg; 3.0 rpg; 5.7 apg; 2.3 spg
Arturo Coombs	12	#24 UNLV (19-7)	21	6’0”	202 lbs	17.9 ppg; 4.6 rpg; 2.6 apg; 1.6 spg

Shooting Guards

Player	Rank	School / Country	Age	Height	Weight	Season Stats
Gerard McCollum	3	#18 Arizona (19-8)	21	6’7”	214 lbs	18.0 ppg; 6.9 rpg; 3.0 apg; 1.1 spg
Rod Douglas	17	#12 Indiana (24-5)	20	6’5”	235 lbs	14.7 ppg; 5.9 rpg; 2.6 apg; 1.5 spg
Tyrone Dowdell	19	Georgia Tech (16-10	21	6’3”	206 lbs	16.3 ppg; 2.5 rpg; 1.0 apg; 1.5 spg

Small Forwards

Player	Rank	School / Country	Age	Height	Weight	Season Stats
Cameron Soroye	2	#8 Providence (21-7)	22	6’8”	247 lbs	5.7 ppg; 6.1 rpg; 4.3 apg; 1.7 spg
Gordon Cousinard	4	#13 Syracuse (18-9)	20	6’5”	225 lbs	19.7 ppg; 10.6 rpg; 1.3 apg; 1.4 spg
Ben Long	5	LSU (18-10)	22	6’7”	242 lbs	10.7 ppg; 5.4 rpg; 2.0 apg; 1.2 spg
C.C. Walsh	13	Georgia (15-9)	20	6’4”	195 lbs	15.1 ppg; 4.6 rpg; 5.9 apg; 1.4 spg
Arnold McNurlin	14	#10 Tennessee (22-4)	21	6’7”	222 lbs	16.3 ppg; 5.4 rpg; 3.0 apg; 1.5 spg

Power Forwards

Player	Rank	School / Country	Age	Height	Weight	Season Stats
Jerry Sparks	1	Kansas State (13-14)	21	6’11”	241 lbs	22.2 ppg; 5.7 rpg; 1.5 apg; 1.1 bpg
Andre Rice	6	#1 Connecticut (24-3)	21	6’7”	248 lbs	15.0 ppg; 7.4 rpg; 0.3 apg; 1.0 bpg
Adrian Stewart	16	Kansas (15-12)	21	6’9”	237 lbs	21.9 ppg; 5.0 rpg; 0.1 apg; 2.3 bpg
Darrall Gosley	22	#12 Indiana (24-5)	20	6’9”	263 lbs	19.6 ppg; 7.5 rpg; 0.2 apg; 2.8 bpg
Solomon Akindele	25	#9 UCLA (21-6)	21	6’7”	228 lbs	6.5 ppg; 6.9 rpg; 1.6 apg; 0.7 bpg

Centers

Player	Rank	School / Country	Age	Height	Weight	Season Stats
Sidney Dunnington	8	#16 Notre Dame (21-6)	20	6’8”	256 lbs	27.0 ppg; 8.2 rpg; 0.0 apg; 0.4 bpg
Reid Ziri	21	Oregon (17-10)	18	7’3”	241 lbs	8.2 ppg; 6.0 rpg; 0.7 apg; 2.1 bpg
Stewart Mobley	27	#9 UCLA (21-6)	20	6’10”	270 lbs	24.8 ppg; 6.9 rpg; 0.0 apg; 0.0 bpg

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The Inside Scoop – March 2020

The Inside Scoop is based on TheDominator273's awesome spreadsheet to add random events to your MyLeague.

Andre Drummond adapts to the modern game
Realizing that he will have limited time in this league if he doesn’t start to adapt to the modern game, Andre Drummond has reportedly been spending hours watching film of great distributors. From Steve Nash and Magic Johnson to Larry Bird and Nikola Jokic, Drummond spent time studying how they set up teammates. He supplemented this with hours of work in the gym on pass placement and his ball skills. With Cleveland surrounding him with young talent, we’ll see if this can help them succeed in the future.


P.J. Washington out for 6 months after hip surgery
Washington had a nagging hip pain that had been slowly getting worse all season. After seeing a specialist it was determined he needed surgery on his left hip and wouldn’t be able to competitively play basketball for 6 months. He’s out for the season but should be back next year. It’s frustrating for the young big man, but not overly impactful for the moribund Hornets.

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2020-2021 Regular Season Recap and Tourney Preview

The 2020-21 regular season has wrapped up for the NEC and Big Sky conferences, and their post-season tournaments are about to begin. While the big conference still have another week of the regular season left, this is a chance for the small schools to be in the spotlight and get some airtime on ESPN or maybe even broadcast TV on a Saturday morning.

The preview and pre-conference play recaps can be read if desired, but the two brothers had very different fortunes this year.

Big Sky
It was a very disappointing year for Oggy. He knew it would be an uphill battle, but the way the Bears finished the season left a sour taste in his mouth and he was very frustrated to be watching the conference tournament from home. However, it was a very tightly contested conference this year, and the tournament will likely be a good one. Idaho State finished the season on top, but was just barely ahead of 5 other teams, who just barely made the tournament over teams 7 and 8. Idaho State greatly outperformed their pre-season projection, as they were slated to finish 7^th.

Team	Conf Win	Conf Loss	Conf %	Win	Loss	%
Idaho State	10	6	.625	16	14	.533
Northern Arizona	9	7	.562	17	12	.586
Weber State	9	7	.562	14	13	.518
Montana	9	7	.562	12	14	.461
Montana State	8	8	.500	11	16	.407
Portland State	8	8	.500	9	18	.333
Eastern Washington	7	9	.437	7	19	.269
Sacramento State	7	9	.437	10	17	.370
Northern Colorado	5	11	.312	10	19	.344

The highlight of the tournament’s first round is in-state rivals Montana and Montana State facing off as the 4 and 5 seeds. Northern Arizona gets a bye for the 2^nd straight year.

Northeast Conference
Wagner and Central Connecticut had great seasons, outperforming expectations, while Fairleigh Dickinson and Robert Morris were both relatively disappointing given their talent and experience. Dinko should be thrilled with the 3^rd place finish and winning record both inside and outside of the conference.

Team	Conf Win	Conf Loss	Conf %	Win	Loss	%
Wagner	14	4	.777	20	9	.689
Central Conn St	12	6	.666	17	10	.629
St. Francis (PA)	11	7	.611	17	13	.566
Sacred Heart	11	7	.611	14	15	.482
Fairleigh Dickinson	10	8	.555	17	15	.531
Robert Morris	10	8	.555	13	17	.433
Long Island	8	10	.444	12	17	.413
Mount St. Mary’s	7	11	.388	13	16	.448
Quinnipiac	7	11	.388	13	16	.448
Monmouth	6	12	.333	11	18	.379
St. Francis (NY)	3	15	.166	4	23	.148

In the conference tournament, we see a repeat of the budding rivalry between St. Francis and Robert Morris. In the first round of last year’s tournament, we saw RMU shock St. Francis on a last second basket. That loss will be remembered by all of the Red Flash players, who hope to add a 3^rd blowout over the Colonials this season. Fairleigh Dickinson is a formidable 5 seed, and the top half of the bracket could be a place to look for surprises.

Conference Statistic Leaders
As the regular season has wrapped up, let’s take a look at who is leading the way in the NEC and Big Sky conferences from a statistical point of view.

Kostadin has reason to be very proud of this season. With an extremely efficient defense and great team play, he’s managed to lead the conference in point differential and assists. In the Big Sky, Northern Arizona was statistically the best team, even though they finished second.

Category	Northeast	Big Sky
Best offense (PPG)	Sacred Heart (73.9)	Northern Arizona (76.0)
Best defense (PPG)	Central Connecticut State (64.7)	Idaho State (63.6)
Best differential	St. Francis (PA) (6.7)	Northern Arizona (2.2)
Rebounds per game	Mount St. Mary’s (32.4)	Sacramento State (34.2)
Assists per game	St. Francis (PA) (13.7)	Northern Arizona (15.5)

With the Portland State stars having graduated, Leon McDaniel led the conference and Sacramento State in scoring. Eastern Washington boasted the Big Sky’s best swiper and swatter, though they couldn’t turn that into a good record. Melvin Augustine had plenty of chances to rack up rebounds playing for a terrible St. Francis of New York team.

Category	Northeast	Big Sky
Scoring	Rock John, SG, SH (17.0)	Leon McDaniel, SG, SacSt (18.1)
Rebounds	Melvin Augustine, C, SFNY (9.0)	Laurie Galloway, C, NAU (8.8)
Assists	Bracey Alvarado, PG, MSM (5.9)	Jonathen Lindsay, PG, ISU (5.5)
Steals	Morris Powell, PG, SH (2.0)	Dannorriss Tukker, PG, EWU (2.1)
Blocks	Tamsir Grady, C, MSM (1.7)	Archie Moran, PF, EWU (1.7)
FG%	Sean Dockery, PF, FDU (53.9%)	Taron Guy, C, UNC (61.3%)
3P%	Cyrus Callans, PG, RMU (47.8%)	Wil Darag, SG, ISU (44.2%)

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Re: The Inside Scoop – March 2020

The Inside Scoop is based on TheDominator273's awesome spreadsheet to add random events to your MyLeague.

Andre Drummond adapts to the modern game
Realizing that he will have limited time in this league if he doesn’t start to adapt to the modern game, Andre Drummond has reportedly been spending hours watching film of great distributors. From Steve Nash and Magic Johnson to Larry Bird and Nikola Jokic, Drummond spent time studying how they set up teammates. He supplemented this with hours of work in the gym on pass placement and his ball skills. With Cleveland surrounding him with young talent, we’ll see if this can help them succeed in the future.


P.J. Washington out for 6 months after hip surgery
Washington had a nagging hip pain that had been slowly getting worse all season. After seeing a specialist it was determined he needed surgery on his left hip and wouldn’t be able to competitively play basketball for 6 months. He’s out for the season but should be back next year. It’s frustrating for the young big man, but not overly impactful for the moribund Hornets.

I use the heck out of his spreadsheet too, really like it. I used that as the base for my free agent destination spreadsheet and a Likelihood to Leave calculator. His work really changed the way I do my franchise for the better.

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Power Conference Updates

As we head into the last week of play and have conference tournaments kicking off, let’s take a look at where the major conferences stand and who is likely to make it into the NCAA tournament.

Conference Standings
ACC: #4 North Carolina (20-7) has a 1.5 game lead over unranked Miami (16-10). They are followed by #18 Duke (19-9), #23 Clemson (21-7), and #24 Boston College (19-10).

Big East: #1 UConn (25-3) is in control of the conference, but there are a lot of good teams, as #6 Villanova (24-5), #9 Louisville (22-7) and #8 Providence (23-7) are all in a close fight for second with 12 conference wins apiece.

Big 10: In the Big 10, the highest ranked team (#3 Michigan State (24-5)) finds themselves 2 games out of first place, trailing both #12 Indiana (25-5) and #20 Wisconsin (23-6) who are in a tie for first place.

Big 12: Despite all their talent, both Kansas (16-12) and Kansas State (13-15) are struggling and the Big 12 only has 2 ranked teams: #5 Texas (24-5) is atop the conference, followed by #17 Baylor (22-6).

Pac 10: The Pac 10 is tightly contested. #14 Washington (20-6) has one more conference win than #13 UCLA (21-7), #19 Arizona (20-8), and #10 USC (22-8).

SEC: #7 Tennessee (23-4) and #11 Florida (22-5) are in a battle for first, with Arkansas (21-9) just a game behind them.


Top 25
Here’s the top 25 teams the week before the big conference tournaments kick off. Notre Dame, Syracuse, Kentucky, and Stanford have tumbled down the rankings the last month as they are all .500 or worse in their last 10 games. UConn and Memphis have stayed atop the rankings, while Wisconsin is the hottest team in the country and has risen to #20 in the country.

Projected Bracket and Bubble Watch
With over a week until selection Sunday, here’s the projected bracket.

Here are the teams on the bubble, with many wondering why middling Georgia Tech and Wake Forest are even being considered, but the advanced metrics point to them as some of the better teams in the country.

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March 5, 2021 St. Francis vs Robert Morris [NEC Tournament]

For the second straight year, St. Francis is facing off against Robert Morris in the opening round of the NEC tournament. Last year’s game was a gut-punch last-second loss that left Dinko shocked. The Red Flash have played with anger against Robert Morris this year, beating them by 31 and 22 points and are aiming for more of the same in this game.

With Northern Colorado out of the Big Sky picture, Oggy flew back to Pittsburgh to support his brother. However, he wouldn’t be cheering for his brother this game as Robert Morris is his alma mater. He was torn and couldn’t really cheer against either team. That wasn’t true for his parents or his sister-in-law Stephanie, as they three of them were all decked out in Red Flash gear. Oggy smirked at his parents, Dragomir and Zhivka, as he never could have imagined them becoming the rabid basketball fans they have turned into. He picked up his young niece and talked to her as the Red Flash warmed up for the game.

For his part, Dinko was locked in. It was wonderful having his family here, but that wasn’t on his mind. He wanted to make the NCAA tournament. He had a lot of seniors, and they deserved to taste the tourney. 3 wins was all they needed, and it started with completely locking down the shooting of Robert Morris. If he could keep the backcourt rotation of Adam Norman, Tommy Zwikker, Cyrus Callans, and P.J. Boatner from getting easy shots, he knew that the frontcourt couldn’t score.

It was a very fast-paced start to the game, with the teams scoring on the first 4 possessions of the game. RMU hit a roadbump and stopped scoring, but the Red Flash kept scoring, taking an 11-7 lead and extending it to 16-9. It had been a perfect start. Mo Payne and Casey Tyler had all of their points so far (8 a piece), and they hadn’t missed a single shot as they were 6-6 from the field and 2-2 from the free throw line.

Mohamed Payne finally missed a minute later, but Zygis Keita grabbed the offensive rebound and kicked it out to Tobias Roberson for a corner three. Even with a miss, St. Francis was on fire. Their lead extended to 29-19 before Andrew Toole finally called a timeout to regroup his team.

It worked, and the Colonials took advantage of some lax defensive play and cut the game to 33-30, but a few turnovers and fast break points broke the game open and extended the lead to 40-30 and we went into half with a high-scoring 42-36 affair. The teams were shooting 80 and 72% from the field, which is absurd. Mohamed Payne had 19 points, Casey Tyler had 11.

St. Francis’ offense had been amazing so far, but the defense had been atrocious and Dinko knew his team had to do better. Tommy Zwikker had 13 points on 5-5 shooting for Robert Morris.

Zwikker picked up where he left off in the 2^nd half, opening it up with a three pointer, cutting the lead to 42-39. Coach Kostadin immediately made a defensive change, putting Casey Tyler on Zwikker, hoping that his height would cause issues for the shooter.

It made an impact, and the Red Flash got hot and started hitting their threes, extending their lead to 13, then holding on to win 81-69 and advance to the next round of the NEC tournament.

Mo Payne finished with 29 points on 12-14 shooting, Casey Tyler had 23 points, as he, Noah Almond, and Tobias Roberson shot a combined 9-15 from deep. The Red Flash got zero points from their bench. Tommy Zwikker did his best, getting 26 points on 11-14 shooting, but it wasn’t enough.

Around the NCAA

• Montana State dominated Montana and Weber State beat Portland State to advance to the next round
• It's been straight chalk in the NEC tournament.

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Love the write-ups! Been following since the 92 Hornets chise, keep it up!


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Re: Introduction

Love the write-ups! Been following since the 92 Hornets chise, keep it up!

That's really cool to hear, thanks for letting me know I had so much fun with that Hornets franchise, I wish 2K wouldn't have deleted my saves with their servers.

I'm very excited to see if either brother changes schools this offseason.

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March 8, 2021 St. Francis vs Central Connecticut State [NEC Tournament]

The Central Connecticut State Blue Demons were 2^nd in the NEC with a 12-6 conference record (18-10 overall). Led by PF Evan Admundson and C Dan Ravello, the Red Flash and Blue Demons split the season series, with each team winning at home courtesy of 2^nd half comebacks.

Despite the scoring prowess of Admundson and Ravello, the Blue Demons are severely lacking in the height department, with their tallest starters being 6’6” Felipe Kinloch and Evan Admundson. Getting rebounds and second chances will be key for St. Francis, as Central Connecticut has the 3^rd best defense in the conference and excels at getting stops.

With a win in this game, St. Francis will head to the NEC championship game, with a chance to go dancing. After seeing his brother make it to March Madness last year, Kostadin desperately wanted to get that this year, especially for his group of seniors. Tobias, Casey, Noah, and Zygis all deserved that chance. They had played together and served this school for years, and it would be so sweet to get a chance to play a few more games together.

Just like last game, this one tipped off and went right into high quality basketball, with a back and forth game. After a few minutes, St. Francis was up 12-11, but Darren Enzweiler hit back to back threes and the game was all knotted up at 17.

After being down 4, the bench, led by Von Felder, spurred a run to put the red flash up 25-23 with 3 minutes left in the half. It stayed close until the game took an unexpected turn with 45 seconds left in the half. The Red Flash managed a few steals and a 30-foot three pointer from Noah Almond to wrap up the half on an 8-0 run.

In the second half, St. Francis pulled ahead by 13 early, then got overconfident and sloppy, watching that lead dwindle to 5 points at 59-54. A few minutes Coach Dragomirov called a timeout, frustrated by the now 63-59 scoreline. He subbed in Von Felder again, and spurred on by the big man and his impact, the Red Flash went wild. The lead extended to 9 and was part of a 22-8 run to close out the game as Dinko and his team won 85-67 to advance to the conference championship game.

Mohamed Payne had 13 points and 11 rebounds. The team played great all around and Von Felder was huge off the bench, using his size better than starter Zygis Keita.

Around the NCAA

• Davidson SG Milos Jeffers scored 82 points in 2 games this week and is a dark horse first rounder in this year’s draft.
• Wagner handily defeated Sacred Heart and will face St. Francis in the NEC Championship game.
• Idaho State beat Montana State by 18 and Northern Arizona defeated Weber State by 15 to set up the Big Sky title game between the Bengals and Lumberjacks.

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Re: The Bulgarian Brothers – A College Hoops 2K8 & NBA 2K20 Dynasty

Get that championship!

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Re: The Bulgarian Brothers – A College Hoops 2K8 & NBA 2K20 Dynasty

Get that championship!

Dinko will certainly try!

You changed your username too I see.