New General Of College Hoops (CH2k7)

[TimmeH]

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This is nice. Concise recaps just like my legacy. Keep it up!

Thanks. I have to give you credit for my recap layout. I really liked how simple yours was instead of writing out full recaps and stuff.

[TimmeH]

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Cornell v. Columbia
1/20/2007

Lions Come Out Shooting In Second Half To Win Fourth Game Of Their Last Five

           1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Cornell    27   40   -     67
Columbia   28   49   -     77

               Cornell   Columbia
Field Goal %     43%       53%
3PM/3PA          8/19      10/24
FTM/FTA          9/13      9/12
Rebounds         33        26
Assists          18        17
Turnovers        8         4

Key Players

Cornell
Andrew Naeve: 14 PTS, 15 REB, 6/10 FG
Jason Hartford: 17 PTS, 7 REB
Adam Gore: 14 PTS, 3 TO
Graham Dow: 8 PTS, 8 AST

Columbia
Brett Loscalzo: 20 PTS, 7/9 FG
Daniel Trepanier: 17 PTS, 5 AST, 5/9 3PT
John Baumann: 13 PTS, 10 REB, 5/5 FG
Nico Scott: 10 PTS, 3 STL


Current Record: 6-8(2-1)

Next Game: 1/27 @ Cornell

[NoleFan]

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Thanks. I have to give you credit for my recap layout. I really liked how simple yours was instead of writing out full recaps and stuff.

Yeah, I'm not really into making up stories that go into the dynasty and having long, drawn out game reports. I give the title of the Greensboro newspaper, a headline and the leaders for each team in scoring, rebounds and assists.

[TimmeH]

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Columbia v. Cornell
1/27/2007

Cornell Misses Winning Shot With 4.7 Second Left, Columbia Sweeps Big Red

           1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Columbia   41   34   -     75
Cornell    30   43   -     73

               Columbia   Cornell
Field Goal %     41%        38%
3PM/3PA          13/33      7/28
FTM/FTA          12/16      16/22
Rebounds         34         44
Assists          16         16
Turnovers        5          7

Key Players

Columbia
Brett Loscalzo: 13 PTS, 6 AST
Nico Scott: 14 PTS, 5 REB, 4/8 3PT
Daniel Trepanier: 14 PTS, 4 REB, 4/8 3PT
John Baumann: 11 PTS, 10 REB, 4 AST
K.J. Matsui: 17 PTS

Cornell
Conor Mullen: 18 PTS, 11 REB, 6/11 FG
Adam Gore: 18 PTS, 5/20 FG
Jason Hartford: 13 PTS, 9 REB
Andrew Naeve: 7 PTS, 7 REB


Current Record: 7-8(3-1)

Next Game: 2/2 @ Harvard

[TimmeH]

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1/29 Media Poll

1. Florida (19-2)
2. North Carolina (17-4)
3. Tennessee (18-3)
4. Arizona (14-6)
5. Maryland (15-3)
6. Memphis (17-3)
7. Boston College (16-4)
8. UCLA (16-4)
9. Missouri St (17-4)
10. Villanova (14-6)
11. Air Force (17-3)
12. Indiana (16-5)
13. Ohio St. (16-5)
14. Duke (15-6)
15. Kentucky (12-7)
16. Georgetown (15-5)
17. Nevada (15-5)
18. Kansas St. (16-5)
19. South Carolina (14-5)
20. Georgia Tech (13-6)
21. Wisconsin (14-7)
22. Gonzaga (14-6)
23. Texas A&M (15-5)
24. New Mexico St. (15-5)
25. Illinois (14-8)

Ivy League Poll News: Penn is ranked #9 in the latest Scouts Inc. Mid Major Poll.

[TimmeH]

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Armstrong To Return Friday

Columbia small forward Justin Armstrong has been cleared to practice, and will likely return to the court on Friday at Harvard.

Armstrong went down four weeks ago with a high ankle sprain. At time time, he was averaging 2.8 points per game and 1.1 rebounds per game coming off the bench for the Lions.

It's expected that this move will cut into the playing time of Wesley Matthews, who has been getting extra minutes in Armstrong's absense.

[TimmeH]

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Ivy League Standings As of 02/01/2007

            Con W-L   Overall W-L
Penn          2-0         12-5
Brown         3-1         9-9
[b]Columbia      3-1         7-8[/b]
Dartmouth     3-1         9-8
Cornell       1-3         6-11
Harvard       1-3         3-15
Yale          1-3         10-6
Princeton     0-2         8-6

[TimmeH]

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Columbia Player Stats As of 02/01/2007

NAME            PPG   RPG   APG   SPG   BPG   TOPG    FG%    3P%     FT%
D. Trepanier   [i]13.2[/i]   1.5   1.4   0.9   0.0    0.5   .388   .353    .875
B. Loscalzo     9.9   1.7   [i]3.0[/i]   1.7   0.1    [i]1.7[/i]   .416   .254    .709
N. Scott        9.5   2.8   1.9   1.1   0.1    1.0   .405   [i].368[/i]    .687
J. Baumann      9.1   5.8   2.2   [i]2.6[/i]   [i]0.3[/i]    1.1   .491   .142    .840
B. Nwachukwu    7.4   [i]7.1[/i]   0.9   0.9   [i]0.3[/i]    1.1   .448   ----    .821
K. Matsui       7.2   0.4   0.5   0.3   0.0    0.8   .442   .358    .714
W. Matthews     3.2   0.5   0.6   0.3   0.0    0.2   .368   .350    .750
M. Montgomery   3.2   0.1   0.3   0.2   0.0    0.5   .484   .333   [i]1.000[/i]
J. Armstrong    2.8   1.1   0.5   0.5   0.0    0.4   .351   .222    .600
J. Bova         1.9   2.1   0.6   0.8   0.0    0.6   .285   .166    .818
J. Miller       1.2   3.1   0.7   0.3   0.2    0.4   [i].500[/i]   .000    .333

[i]Italics denotes leader in category[/i]

[TimmeH]

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Columbia(7-8) v. Harvard(3-15)
2/2/2007

Lions Rally In Second Half TO Get Back To .500 On The Season

           1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Columbia   35   53   -     88
Harvard    41   35   -     76

               Columbia   Harvard
Field Goal %     52%        40%
3PM/3PA          7/18       4/15
FTM/FTA          17/25      18/21
Rebounds         33         36
Assists          13         16
Turnovers        6          10

Key Players

Columbia
Daniel Trepanier: 21 PTS, 4 REB, 7/10 FG, 6/9 3PT
Ben Nwachukwu: 13 PTS, 8 REB, 6/11 FG
Brett Loscalzo: 14 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST, 5/7 FG, 3 TO
John Baumann: 15 PTS, 7 REB
Mack Montgomery: 13 PTS
Nico Scott: 8 PTS, 4 AST, 5 STL

Harvard
Brian Cusworth: 19 PTS, 9 REB
Jeremy Lin: 19 PTS, 6/15 FG
Evan Harris: 7 PTS, 8 REB
Drew Housman: 6 PTS, 7 AST


Current Record: 8-8(4-1)

Next Game: 2/3 @ Dartmouth(9-9)

[doncoryell]

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You're doing a great job so far with the Lions. With a little luck we can hope that the Quakers get upset a couple of times to give you a shot at the Ivy League title. There is no postseason tournament in the Ivy League so you'll have to win the regular season title.

I live about 20 minutes from one of your opponents, Brown University.

Good luck with Columbia.

[TimmeH]

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You're doing a great job so far with the Lions. With a little luck we can hope that the Quakers get upset a couple of times to give you a shot at the Ivy League title. There is no postseason tournament in the Ivy League so you'll have to win the regular season title.

I live about 20 minutes from one of your opponents, Brown University.

Good luck with Columbia.

Thanks for the reply.

Yeah, I'm really hoping Penn hits a bump or two in their road. Columbia is actually the second highest rated team in the conference, so I was hoping if they hit a few bumps in the road that I could steal the Ivy League title.

The lack of a conference tourney is the reason why I like choosing Ivy League teams for Legacy. It makes me earn a spot in the tourney if I want to get there, not just get lucky in the conference tourney...or by the same token have a great season and win the regular season only to have an off game in the tourney.

At any rate, I've been playing all day long lol, so I'm gonna post some games now...

[TimmeH]

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Columbia(8-8) v. Dartmouth(9-9)
2/3/2007

Nwachukwu's Inside Presence Too Much As Lions Outlast Dartmouth To Get Above .500

            1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Columbia    29   34   -     63
Dartmouth   29   28   -     57

               Columbia   Dartmouth
Field Goal %     43%         38%
3PM/3PA          9/30        3/15
FTM/FTA          4/7         12/14
Rebounds         34          35
Assists          13          16
Turnovers        11          13

Key Players

Columbia
Ben Nwachukwu: 18 PTS, 12 REB, 9/14 FG
Daniel Trepanier: 12 PTS
Nico Scott: 8 PTS, 4 REB
John Baumann: 7 PTS, 4 REB

Dartmouth
Dan Biber: 12 PTS, 11 REB
Leon Pattman: 15 PTS
Marlon Sanders: 10 PTS, 4 AST, 4 STL
Elgin Fitzgerald: 6 PTS, 9 REB


Current Record: 9-8(5-1)

Next Game: 2/9 v. Yale(11-7)

[TimmeH]

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Yale(11-7) v. Columbia(9-8)
2/9/2007

Early Foul Trouble Dooms Columbia, Knocks Lions Out Of First Place

           1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Yale       32   42   -     74
Columbia   29   36   -     65

               Yale   Columbia
Field Goal %    42%      42%
3PM/3PA         8/24     8/24
FTM/FTA         16/17    7/11
Rebounds        38       29
Assists         11       15
Turnovers       9        8

Key Players

Yale
Eric Flato: 25 PTS, 8/14 FG
Casey Hughes: 15 PTS, 8 REB, 7/11 FG
Nick Holmes: 9 PTS, 6 REB
Paul Nelson: 6 PTS, 12 REB

Columbia
Nico Scott: 18 PTS
Daniel Trepanier: 12 PTS
Brett Loscalzo: 9 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST, 4 TO
John Baumann: 7 PTS, 6 REB
Ben Nwachukwu: 8 PTS, 5 REB(Only played half the game due to foul trouble)

Current Record: 9-9(5-2)

Next Game: 2/10 v. Brown(11-10)

[TimmeH]

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Brown(11-10) v. Columbia(9-9)
2/10/2007

Lions Defensive Pressure Too Much For Brown, Lions Move Back To A Tie On Top Of Ivy League

           1st  2nd  OT   TOTAL
Brown      35   32   -     67
Columbia   32   39   -     71

               Brown   Columbia
Field Goal %    47%      36%
3PM/3PA         6/13     13/39
FTM/FTA         13/16    10/12
Rebounds        33       34
Assists         12       12
Turnovers       12        6

Key Players

Brown
Damon Huffman: 21 PTS, 8/15 FG, 3/5 3PT
Scott Friske: 14 PTS, 4 REB, 5/7 FG
Marcus Becker: 10 PTS, 4 AST
Mark MacDonald: 4 PTS, 11 REB
Matt Jones: 8 PTS

Columbia
Daniel Trepanier: 23 PTS, 4 REB, 8/17 FG, 7/16 3PT
Nico Scott: 20 PTS, 7/13 FG
Brett Loscalzo: 6 PTS, 5 AST, 4 STL, 3 TO
Ben Nwachukwu: 6 PTS, 9 REB

Current Record: 10-9(6-2)

Next Game: 2/16 v. Penn(15-6)

[TimmeH]

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Quakers Upset By Princeton, Friday's Game For Lead In Conference

Everybody was expecting Friday's game between Columbia and Penn to take place with first place in the Ivy League on the line, but nobody expected Columbia to be the team leading the conference when it took place. But that's exactly what's going to happen when the Lions visit Penn, as the Quakers were upset by Princeton 59-49 on Tuesday.

The Quakers and Lions met earlier this season, with the Quakers winning easily 92-48. The Lions hope that the experience they've gained since then will help this game go in their favor.

A Columbia win would allow the Lions to control their own destiny for the rest of the season, giving them a 1.5 game lead over the Quakers with only five games to play.