Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
Memphis, 16-6....HAHA
Memphis, 16-6....HAHA
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
This will be my last update for a couple days since I am going out of town for the holidays and may not have computer access.
Merry Christmas!
Garcia Drops 40 on the Cats
"Louisville star Francisco Garcia scored 40 points leading the Cardinals to a 97-87 win."
Thursday February 2nd, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati lost their second straight game Wendesday as the Louisville Cardnials defeated them 97-87. Star junior Francisco Garcia, who leads the NCAA in scoring had 40 points in the win at Freedom Hall. Armein Kirkland led the Cats with 19 points off the bench. With the win, the Cardinals took over first place in the C-USA standings.
Francisco Garcia blocks James White, Garcia had the Cards only block.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Armein Kirkland - 19 Pts, 2 Stls, Blk, 4 Rbs
Nick Williams - 17 Pts, 3 Blks, 2 Stls
Jihad Muhammad - 14 Pts, 2 Asts, Blk
Vincent Banks - 14 Pts, Stl
Jason Maxiell - 8 Pts, 4 Rbs, Blk
Roy Bright - 5 Pts, Stl
Asrangue Souleymane - 4 Pts, 5 Rbs, 5 Asts, Blk
Eric Hicks - 4 Pts, 10 Rbs, 4 Asts
James White - 2 Pts, 2 Rbs, 3 Blks, Fouled Out
Chadd Moore - 2 Asts, Stl
Louisville Cardinals Player Stats
Francisco Garcia - 40 Pts, 6 Rbs
Larry O'Bannon - 18 Pts, 9 Asts
Taquan Dean - 11 Pts, 8 Asts
Team Stats
Score - CIN 87, LOU 97
FG% - CIN 44%, LOU 49%
3PT% - CIN 40%, LOU 50%
Asts - CIN 18, LOU 28
TO's - CIN 5, LOU 10
Rebs - CIN 36, LOU 43
Stls - CIN 8, LOU 5
Blks - CIN 11, LOU 1
Points in the Paint - CIN 26, LOU 34
Bench Points - CIN 42, LOU 12
Fast Break Points - CIN 10, LOU 14
The Bearcats led halfway through the second half 74-68, but Garcia scored nine straight points for Louisville to give them the 77-74 lead. The Cardinals also dominated Cincinnati from the charity stripe, James White was in foul trouble early and fouled out for the second straight game. Also, the Cardinals held Cincy's star Jason Maxiell to only a 2 for 9 shooting performance from the field. Cincinnati split the season series with Louisville 1-1.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Wendesday 2/2, Cincinnati 87, Louisville 97
Next Game - Saturday 2/5, at Charlotte
C-USA Standings
Friday February 3rd, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Conference USA Standings (As of 2/3/05)
Team, Record, C-USA Record, Winning Percentage
Louisville (15-3, 7-1, 0.83)
Cincinnati (19-3, 6-2, 0.86)
Memphis (17-6, 6-2, 0.74)
Marquette (12-7, 6-2, 0.63)
TCU (15-7, 5-3, 0.69)
UAB (14-8, 5-3, 0.67)
DePaul (12-7, 4-4, 0.63)
Southern Miss (10-5, 4-4, 0.67)
Houston (8-9, 4-4, 0.47)
St. Louis (15-8, 3-5, 0.65)
Tulane (7-7, 2-6, 0.50)
East Carolina (5-13, 2-7, 0.29)
Charlotte (8-12, 1-6, 0.40)
South Florida (6-11, 1-7, 0.35)
Next Two Games
2/5 - at Charlotte (8-12, 1-6), C-USA Matchup
Points Per Game - CIN - 81.2, CHA - 67.8
Leading Scorers - CIN - Nick Williams (14.6), CHA - Brendan Plavich (13.2)
2/10 - vs Xaiver (9-9), Crosstown Rival
Points Per Game - CIN - 81.2, XAV - 74.5
Leading Scorers - CIN - Nick Williams (14.6), XAV - Dedrick Finn (14.4)Comment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
This will be my last update for a couple days since I am going out of town for the holidays and may not have computer access.
Merry Christmas!
Garcia Drops 40 on the Cats
"Louisville star Francisco Garcia scored 40 points leading the Cardinals to a 97-87 win."
Thursday February 2nd, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati lost their second straight game Wendesday as the Louisville Cardnials defeated them 97-87. Star junior Francisco Garcia, who leads the NCAA in scoring had 40 points in the win at Freedom Hall. Armein Kirkland led the Cats with 19 points off the bench. With the win, the Cardinals took over first place in the C-USA standings.
Francisco Garcia blocks James White, Garcia had the Cards only block.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Armein Kirkland - 19 Pts, 2 Stls, Blk, 4 Rbs
Nick Williams - 17 Pts, 3 Blks, 2 Stls
Jihad Muhammad - 14 Pts, 2 Asts, Blk
Vincent Banks - 14 Pts, Stl
Jason Maxiell - 8 Pts, 4 Rbs, Blk
Roy Bright - 5 Pts, Stl
Asrangue Souleymane - 4 Pts, 5 Rbs, 5 Asts, Blk
Eric Hicks - 4 Pts, 10 Rbs, 4 Asts
James White - 2 Pts, 2 Rbs, 3 Blks, Fouled Out
Chadd Moore - 2 Asts, Stl
Louisville Cardinals Player Stats
Francisco Garcia - 40 Pts, 6 Rbs
Larry O'Bannon - 18 Pts, 9 Asts
Taquan Dean - 11 Pts, 8 Asts
Team Stats
Score - CIN 87, LOU 97
FG% - CIN 44%, LOU 49%
3PT% - CIN 40%, LOU 50%
Asts - CIN 18, LOU 28
TO's - CIN 5, LOU 10
Rebs - CIN 36, LOU 43
Stls - CIN 8, LOU 5
Blks - CIN 11, LOU 1
Points in the Paint - CIN 26, LOU 34
Bench Points - CIN 42, LOU 12
Fast Break Points - CIN 10, LOU 14
The Bearcats led halfway through the second half 74-68, but Garcia scored nine straight points for Louisville to give them the 77-74 lead. The Cardinals also dominated Cincinnati from the charity stripe, James White was in foul trouble early and fouled out for the second straight game. Also, the Cardinals held Cincy's star Jason Maxiell to only a 2 for 9 shooting performance from the field. Cincinnati split the season series with Louisville 1-1.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Wendesday 2/2, Cincinnati 87, Louisville 97
Next Game - Saturday 2/5, at Charlotte
C-USA Standings
Friday February 3rd, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Conference USA Standings (As of 2/3/05)
Team, Record, C-USA Record, Winning Percentage
Louisville (15-3, 7-1, 0.83)
Cincinnati (19-3, 6-2, 0.86)
Memphis (17-6, 6-2, 0.74)
Marquette (12-7, 6-2, 0.63)
TCU (15-7, 5-3, 0.69)
UAB (14-8, 5-3, 0.67)
DePaul (12-7, 4-4, 0.63)
Southern Miss (10-5, 4-4, 0.67)
Houston (8-9, 4-4, 0.47)
St. Louis (15-8, 3-5, 0.65)
Tulane (7-7, 2-6, 0.50)
East Carolina (5-13, 2-7, 0.29)
Charlotte (8-12, 1-6, 0.40)
South Florida (6-11, 1-7, 0.35)
Next Two Games
2/5 - at Charlotte (8-12, 1-6), C-USA Matchup
Points Per Game - CIN - 81.2, CHA - 67.8
Leading Scorers - CIN - Nick Williams (14.6), CHA - Brendan Plavich (13.2)
2/10 - vs Xaiver (9-9), Crosstown Rival
Points Per Game - CIN - 81.2, XAV - 74.5
Leading Scorers - CIN - Nick Williams (14.6), XAV - Dedrick Finn (14.4)Comment
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Yeah, I think the Cardinals are a tad bit better than I am, maybe if I'm lucky they will get knocked out early so I dont have to play them in the C-USA Tourney for the title.Originally posted by KreditOuch, tough loss to Houston. They beat me when I was playing with LSU, mostly because of Andre Owens - dude is nasty.
Marquette is having an average season, I see.. Looks like it'll come down to you and the Cardinals in the C-USA.
Keep it up.
They should be better than they are in real life, everytime I look at my schedule and see them coming up, I get more excited to play them. Banks and Carney will be a handful though. I hope I win...Originally posted by elicoleman
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
Yeah, I think the Cardinals are a tad bit better than I am, maybe if I'm lucky they will get knocked out early so I dont have to play them in the C-USA Tourney for the title.Originally posted by KreditOuch, tough loss to Houston. They beat me when I was playing with LSU, mostly because of Andre Owens - dude is nasty.
Marquette is having an average season, I see.. Looks like it'll come down to you and the Cardinals in the C-USA.
Keep it up.
They should be better than they are in real life, everytime I look at my schedule and see them coming up, I get more excited to play them. Banks and Carney will be a handful though. I hope I win...Originally posted by elicoleman
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
Great legacy! I too play a legacy on AA default sliders with Louisville. I think defeault AA is great except for the human 3's. I am having a hard time putting up any kind of consistent percentages and Louisville has a couple of nice shooters. I am near the bottom of the NCAA right now averaging 28% from beyond the line. I am debating bumping up this slider and only this slider.
What have you found... are you happy with the 3's?Comment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
Great legacy! I too play a legacy on AA default sliders with Louisville. I think defeault AA is great except for the human 3's. I am having a hard time putting up any kind of consistent percentages and Louisville has a couple of nice shooters. I am near the bottom of the NCAA right now averaging 28% from beyond the line. I am debating bumping up this slider and only this slider.
What have you found... are you happy with the 3's?Comment
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Cincinnati Gets Back to Winning Ways
"Vincent Banks hit seven three pointers helping the Bearcats end their two game losing streak."
Sunday February 6th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
After winning the first meeting with the Charlotte 49ers a month ago in Cincy 86-69, the Bearcats had a repeat performance defeating the Niners 96-68, this time in North Carolina. Vincent Banks led Cincinnati with 23 points, James White had 21 points after only having a total of 4 points in the last two games. Armein Kirkland also added 16 points off the bench.
James White goes up for the dunk, he finished with 21 points.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Vincent Banks - 23 Pts, Stl, 7 3-pointers
James White - 21 Pts, 3 Rbs, 3 Stls, 2 Asts
Armein Kirkland - 16 Pts, 3 Rbs, Stl, Blk
Nick Williams - 13 Pts, 3 Asts, 5 Rbs, 2 Stls
Jihad Muhammad - 10 Pts, Stl
Roy Bright - 6 Pts, Stl
Jason Maxiell - 4 Pts, 4 Rbs, Blk, Stl
Chadd Moore - 2 Pts, Stl, 2 Rbs
Eric Hicks - 2 Pts, 8 Rbs, 3 Stls, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 4 Rbs, 2 Stls, Blk
Charlotte 49ers Player Stats
Mitchell Baldwin - 20 Pts, 9 Asts
Brendan Plavich - 19 Pts, 4 Rbs
Eddie Basden - 13 Pts, 6 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 96, CHA 68
FG% - CIN 52%, CHA 48%
3PT% - CIN 42%, CHA 44%
Asts - CIN 18, CHA 21
TO's - CIN 2, CHA 17
Rebs - CIN 39, CHA 41
Stls - CIN 16, CHA 2
Blks - CIN 6, CHA 0
Points in the Paint - CIN 30, CHA 30
Bench Points - CIN 48, CHA 8
Fast Break Points - CIN 17, CHA 12
Both teams matched up well and were fairly close in every department besides turnovers. The reason the Cats were able to pull away by so much was because of their consistant three point shooting. Cincinnati hit 17 three pointers while Charlotte only hit 8. On a side note, Jason Maxiell had yet another below average game. Over the last five games he has only been averaging about 7 points and 6 rebounds a game, when before that he was averaging about 13 points and 9 rebounds a game. "Things will turn around, he is just in a slump. You know, class finals are in a couple weeks, so he's probably just a little worn out." Coach Huggins said when asked about Jason.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Saturday 2/5, Cincinnati 96, Charlotte 68
Next Game - Thursday 2/10, vs Xaiver
Week Thirteen Rankings Released
Monday February 7th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
NCAA Basketball
Week Thirteen Rankings
(Last weeks rankings in bold)
#1 - North Carolina (20-1, ACC) (1)
#2 - Kansas (17-2, Big 12) (3)
#3 - Illinois (18-3, Big Ten) (2)
#4 - Arizona (18-3, Pac-10) (7)
#5 - Syracuse (19-5, Big East) (9)
#6 - Iowa State (17-2, Big 12) (10)
#7 - Oklahoma State (16-4, Big 12) (12)
#8 - Duke (15-4, ACC) (4)
#9 - Cincinnati (20-3, C-USA) (6)
#10 - Notre Dame (15-4, Big East) (8)
With the loss to Louisville the Bearcats drop three spots to the #9 spot. Duke continues to fall and have gone from #2 to #8 in two weeks, and Oklahoma State entered the top-10 while Washington fell out.
C-USA Rankings
#1 - Cincinnati (20-3, 7-2, 9th in Nation)
#2 - Louisville (15-4, 7-2, 13th in Nation)
#3 - Memphis (18-6, 7-2, 21st in Nation)
#4 - Marquette (13-7, 7-2, Unranked)
#5 - UAB (15-8, 6-3, Unranked)Comment
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Cincinnati Gets Back to Winning Ways
"Vincent Banks hit seven three pointers helping the Bearcats end their two game losing streak."
Sunday February 6th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
After winning the first meeting with the Charlotte 49ers a month ago in Cincy 86-69, the Bearcats had a repeat performance defeating the Niners 96-68, this time in North Carolina. Vincent Banks led Cincinnati with 23 points, James White had 21 points after only having a total of 4 points in the last two games. Armein Kirkland also added 16 points off the bench.
James White goes up for the dunk, he finished with 21 points.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Vincent Banks - 23 Pts, Stl, 7 3-pointers
James White - 21 Pts, 3 Rbs, 3 Stls, 2 Asts
Armein Kirkland - 16 Pts, 3 Rbs, Stl, Blk
Nick Williams - 13 Pts, 3 Asts, 5 Rbs, 2 Stls
Jihad Muhammad - 10 Pts, Stl
Roy Bright - 6 Pts, Stl
Jason Maxiell - 4 Pts, 4 Rbs, Blk, Stl
Chadd Moore - 2 Pts, Stl, 2 Rbs
Eric Hicks - 2 Pts, 8 Rbs, 3 Stls, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 4 Rbs, 2 Stls, Blk
Charlotte 49ers Player Stats
Mitchell Baldwin - 20 Pts, 9 Asts
Brendan Plavich - 19 Pts, 4 Rbs
Eddie Basden - 13 Pts, 6 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 96, CHA 68
FG% - CIN 52%, CHA 48%
3PT% - CIN 42%, CHA 44%
Asts - CIN 18, CHA 21
TO's - CIN 2, CHA 17
Rebs - CIN 39, CHA 41
Stls - CIN 16, CHA 2
Blks - CIN 6, CHA 0
Points in the Paint - CIN 30, CHA 30
Bench Points - CIN 48, CHA 8
Fast Break Points - CIN 17, CHA 12
Both teams matched up well and were fairly close in every department besides turnovers. The reason the Cats were able to pull away by so much was because of their consistant three point shooting. Cincinnati hit 17 three pointers while Charlotte only hit 8. On a side note, Jason Maxiell had yet another below average game. Over the last five games he has only been averaging about 7 points and 6 rebounds a game, when before that he was averaging about 13 points and 9 rebounds a game. "Things will turn around, he is just in a slump. You know, class finals are in a couple weeks, so he's probably just a little worn out." Coach Huggins said when asked about Jason.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Saturday 2/5, Cincinnati 96, Charlotte 68
Next Game - Thursday 2/10, vs Xaiver
Week Thirteen Rankings Released
Monday February 7th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
NCAA Basketball
Week Thirteen Rankings
(Last weeks rankings in bold)
#1 - North Carolina (20-1, ACC) (1)
#2 - Kansas (17-2, Big 12) (3)
#3 - Illinois (18-3, Big Ten) (2)
#4 - Arizona (18-3, Pac-10) (7)
#5 - Syracuse (19-5, Big East) (9)
#6 - Iowa State (17-2, Big 12) (10)
#7 - Oklahoma State (16-4, Big 12) (12)
#8 - Duke (15-4, ACC) (4)
#9 - Cincinnati (20-3, C-USA) (6)
#10 - Notre Dame (15-4, Big East) (8)
With the loss to Louisville the Bearcats drop three spots to the #9 spot. Duke continues to fall and have gone from #2 to #8 in two weeks, and Oklahoma State entered the top-10 while Washington fell out.
C-USA Rankings
#1 - Cincinnati (20-3, 7-2, 9th in Nation)
#2 - Louisville (15-4, 7-2, 13th in Nation)
#3 - Memphis (18-6, 7-2, 21st in Nation)
#4 - Marquette (13-7, 7-2, Unranked)
#5 - UAB (15-8, 6-3, Unranked)Comment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
I have a team average of around 30-35% from three range. Three of my players are pretty consistent, Williams, Muhammad and Kirkland all hit fairly well. Your percentage may be low because the player may be fatigued or just not open. I usually only take three's if they are open, but if a player heats up, I usually let him shoot until he gets cold. Just play a couple more games and if you still cant get any open shots to go down, you could adjust sliders, I'm getting good results on the default setting though.Originally posted by soceComment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
I have a team average of around 30-35% from three range. Three of my players are pretty consistent, Williams, Muhammad and Kirkland all hit fairly well. Your percentage may be low because the player may be fatigued or just not open. I usually only take three's if they are open, but if a player heats up, I usually let him shoot until he gets cold. Just play a couple more games and if you still cant get any open shots to go down, you could adjust sliders, I'm getting good results on the default setting though.Originally posted by soceComment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
This will be my last update until Sunday, I will be busy this weekend since its New Years and all.
Bearcats Reach the Century Mark
"For the first time this season Cincinnati reached 100 points in a game as they beat crosstown rival Xavier Friday night."
Friday February 11th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
UNC vs Duke, Syracuse vs UCONN, Arizona vs Stanford... Cincinnati vs Xavier. The Bearcats played their biggest rival Friday night and defeated them 100-74 in front of a sellout crowd in Cincy. Cincinnati led from the beginning and held Xavier in check all night long. Nick Williams lead the Cats with 33 points and hit eight three pointers. James White added 16 and Roy Bright added 10.
Nick Williams looks on from the bench, he had a game high 33 points.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Nick Williams - 33 Pts, 3 Stls, 8 3-pointers
James White - 16 Pts, 3 Rbs, Stl
Roy Bright - 10 Pts, 3 Stls, Ast
Armein Kirkland - 9 Pts, 5 Rbs, Stl
Jihad Muhammad - 8 Pts, 5 Asts, 4 Stls
Vincent Banks - 8 Pts, Stl, Blk
Eric Hicks - 8 Pts, 5 Rbs
Jason Maxiell - 6 Pts, 8 Rbs, 4 Stls, 4 Asts
Chadd Moore - 4 Pts, 2 Stls, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 3 Rbs, Blk, Ast
Jamaal Lucas - 2 Rbs, Ast
Xavier Musketeers Player Stats
Dedrick Finn - 25 Pts, 6 Asts
Justin Doellman - 15 Pts, 4 Rbs
Brandon Cole - 6 Pts, 11 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 100, XAV 74
FG% - CIN 48%, XAV 47%
3PT% - CIN 38%, XAV 40%
Asts - CIN 17, XAV 17
TO's - CIN 6, XAV 20
Rebs - CIN 38, XAV 33
Stls - CIN 20, XAV 5
Blks - CIN 1, XAV 0
Points in the Paint - CIN 38, XAV 22
Bench Points - CIN 39, XAV 10
Fast Break Points - CIN 27, XAV 13
The Bearcats shot 48% from the field and hit 18-19 free throws to eventually get their first 100 point game of the season. With the win Cincinnati improved to 21-3 and won their second straight game. "That kid (Nick Williams) has alot of talent from deep, he killed us with that shot tonight." Xavier head coach Sean Miller said when asked about Nick's performance. Williams has hit 84 three pointers this year, the most in the NCAA.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Thursday 2/10, Cincinnati 100, Xaiver 74
Next Game - Saturday 2/12, at DePaul
Cincinnati Player Stats
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Team Leaders (Thru 2/11/05, 24 Games)
Points Per Game
Nick Williams (15.2)
James White (13.4)
Armein Kirkland (12.5)
Rebounds Per Game
Jason Maxiell (8.7)
Eric Hicks (6.6)
Asrangue Souleymane (5.9)
Assists Per Game
Jihad Muhammad (2.9)
Asrangue Souleymane (2.5)
Eric Hicks (2.2)
Steals Per Game
Jihad Muhammad (2.6)
Nick Williams (2.2)
James White (2.1)
Blocks Per Game
Jason Maxiell (1.1)
Nick Williams (0.9)
Asrangue Souleymane (0.7)
Field Goal Percentage
Eric Hicks (58.9%)
Asrangue Souleymane (57.1%)
James White (55.1%)
3 Point Shots Made
Nick Williams (84)
Armein Kirkland (57)
Jihad Muhammad (29)
3 Point Shot Percentage
Nick Williams (41.8%)
Vincent Banks (38.1%)
Armein Kirkland (31.7%)
Free Throw Percentage
James White (86.7%)
Vincent Banks (85.9%)
Nick Williams (85.7%)Comment
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This will be my last update until Sunday, I will be busy this weekend since its New Years and all.
Bearcats Reach the Century Mark
"For the first time this season Cincinnati reached 100 points in a game as they beat crosstown rival Xavier Friday night."
Friday February 11th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
UNC vs Duke, Syracuse vs UCONN, Arizona vs Stanford... Cincinnati vs Xavier. The Bearcats played their biggest rival Friday night and defeated them 100-74 in front of a sellout crowd in Cincy. Cincinnati led from the beginning and held Xavier in check all night long. Nick Williams lead the Cats with 33 points and hit eight three pointers. James White added 16 and Roy Bright added 10.
Nick Williams looks on from the bench, he had a game high 33 points.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Nick Williams - 33 Pts, 3 Stls, 8 3-pointers
James White - 16 Pts, 3 Rbs, Stl
Roy Bright - 10 Pts, 3 Stls, Ast
Armein Kirkland - 9 Pts, 5 Rbs, Stl
Jihad Muhammad - 8 Pts, 5 Asts, 4 Stls
Vincent Banks - 8 Pts, Stl, Blk
Eric Hicks - 8 Pts, 5 Rbs
Jason Maxiell - 6 Pts, 8 Rbs, 4 Stls, 4 Asts
Chadd Moore - 4 Pts, 2 Stls, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 3 Rbs, Blk, Ast
Jamaal Lucas - 2 Rbs, Ast
Xavier Musketeers Player Stats
Dedrick Finn - 25 Pts, 6 Asts
Justin Doellman - 15 Pts, 4 Rbs
Brandon Cole - 6 Pts, 11 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 100, XAV 74
FG% - CIN 48%, XAV 47%
3PT% - CIN 38%, XAV 40%
Asts - CIN 17, XAV 17
TO's - CIN 6, XAV 20
Rebs - CIN 38, XAV 33
Stls - CIN 20, XAV 5
Blks - CIN 1, XAV 0
Points in the Paint - CIN 38, XAV 22
Bench Points - CIN 39, XAV 10
Fast Break Points - CIN 27, XAV 13
The Bearcats shot 48% from the field and hit 18-19 free throws to eventually get their first 100 point game of the season. With the win Cincinnati improved to 21-3 and won their second straight game. "That kid (Nick Williams) has alot of talent from deep, he killed us with that shot tonight." Xavier head coach Sean Miller said when asked about Nick's performance. Williams has hit 84 three pointers this year, the most in the NCAA.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Thursday 2/10, Cincinnati 100, Xaiver 74
Next Game - Saturday 2/12, at DePaul
Cincinnati Player Stats
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Team Leaders (Thru 2/11/05, 24 Games)
Points Per Game
Nick Williams (15.2)
James White (13.4)
Armein Kirkland (12.5)
Rebounds Per Game
Jason Maxiell (8.7)
Eric Hicks (6.6)
Asrangue Souleymane (5.9)
Assists Per Game
Jihad Muhammad (2.9)
Asrangue Souleymane (2.5)
Eric Hicks (2.2)
Steals Per Game
Jihad Muhammad (2.6)
Nick Williams (2.2)
James White (2.1)
Blocks Per Game
Jason Maxiell (1.1)
Nick Williams (0.9)
Asrangue Souleymane (0.7)
Field Goal Percentage
Eric Hicks (58.9%)
Asrangue Souleymane (57.1%)
James White (55.1%)
3 Point Shots Made
Nick Williams (84)
Armein Kirkland (57)
Jihad Muhammad (29)
3 Point Shot Percentage
Nick Williams (41.8%)
Vincent Banks (38.1%)
Armein Kirkland (31.7%)
Free Throw Percentage
James White (86.7%)
Vincent Banks (85.9%)
Nick Williams (85.7%)Comment
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Cincinnati Beats DePaul, Again
"Nick Williams and James White led the Cats to a 71-65 win over the Blue Demons."
Sunday February 13th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
After defeating DePaul in a nail-bitter 76-72 in January, the Bearcats did it again yesterday winning 71-65 in a close game. James White hit three straight clutch baskets late in the game to seal the win, and give Cincinnati their 22nd win of the season. Cincinnati had only five bench points relying on their starters for most of the game.
DePaul guard LeVar Seals reacts after committing a foul.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Nick Williams - 28 Pts, 6 Rbs, 4 Stls
James White - 16 Pts, 5 Stls, Blk
Jihad Muhammad - 11 Pts, Stl, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 7 Pts, 7 Rbs, 2 Asts
Jason Maxiell - 6 Pts, 5 Rbs, 2 Asts
Vincent Banks - 3 Pts, Stl
Armein Kirkland - 2 Pts, Ast
Eric Hicks - 2 Asts, 2 Rbs
Roy Bright - Blk, Ast
DePaul Blue Demons Player Stats
Drake Diener - 17 Pts, 5 Asts
Sammy Mejia - 16 Pts, 6 Rbs
Wesley Green - 8 Pts, 10 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 71, DEP 65
FG% - CIN 45%, DEP 46%
3PT% - CIN 25%, DEP 0%
Asts - CIN 12, DEP 16
TO's - CIN 6, DEP 17
Rebs - CIN 34, DEP 34
Stls - CIN 15, DEP 4
Blks - CIN 2, DEP 2
Points in the Paint - CIN 38, DEP 36
Bench Points - CIN 5, DEP 3
Fast Break Points - CIN 20, DEP 10
The game went back and forth all night, at one point the Cats were down by as many as eight points. The game was tied up at the half, and Cincinnati had only shot 31% from the field. In the second half they broke out of their slump and went on a 14-6 run to gain the lead. The Bearcats finished with a shooting percentage of 45% and their 8th conference win.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Saturday 2/12, Cincinnati 71, DePaul 65
Next Game - Wendesday 2/16, vs Southern Miss
Week Fourteen Rankings Released
Monday February 14th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
NCAA Basketball
Week Fourteen Rankings
(Last weeks rankings in bold)
#1 - North Carolina (21-2, ACC) (1)
#2 - Kansas (20-2, Big 12) (2)
#3 - Illinois (19-4, Big Ten) (3)
#4 - Arizona (20-3, Pac-10) (4)
#5 - Notre Dame (17-4, Big East) (10)
#6 - Cincinnati (22-3, C-USA) (9)
#7 - Georgia Tech (17-5, ACC) (11)
#8 - Syracuse (21-5, Big East) (5)
#9 - Washington (19-3, Pac-10) (12)
#10 - Michigan State (17-4, Big Ten) (14)
C-USA Rankings
#1 - Cincinnati (22-3, 8-2, 6th in Nation)
#2 - Memphis (20-6, 9-2, 17th in Nation)
#3 - Louisville (16-5, 8-3, 14th in Nation)
#4 - Marquette (15-7, 9-2, Unranked)
#5 - UAB (15-9, 6-4, Unranked)Comment
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Re: Cincinnati Bearcats Legacy (CH2K5)
Cincinnati Beats DePaul, Again
"Nick Williams and James White led the Cats to a 71-65 win over the Blue Demons."
Sunday February 13th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
After defeating DePaul in a nail-bitter 76-72 in January, the Bearcats did it again yesterday winning 71-65 in a close game. James White hit three straight clutch baskets late in the game to seal the win, and give Cincinnati their 22nd win of the season. Cincinnati had only five bench points relying on their starters for most of the game.
DePaul guard LeVar Seals reacts after committing a foul.
Cincinnati Bearcats Player Stats
Nick Williams - 28 Pts, 6 Rbs, 4 Stls
James White - 16 Pts, 5 Stls, Blk
Jihad Muhammad - 11 Pts, Stl, 2 Asts
Asrangue Souleymane - 7 Pts, 7 Rbs, 2 Asts
Jason Maxiell - 6 Pts, 5 Rbs, 2 Asts
Vincent Banks - 3 Pts, Stl
Armein Kirkland - 2 Pts, Ast
Eric Hicks - 2 Asts, 2 Rbs
Roy Bright - Blk, Ast
DePaul Blue Demons Player Stats
Drake Diener - 17 Pts, 5 Asts
Sammy Mejia - 16 Pts, 6 Rbs
Wesley Green - 8 Pts, 10 Rbs
Team Stats
Score - CIN 71, DEP 65
FG% - CIN 45%, DEP 46%
3PT% - CIN 25%, DEP 0%
Asts - CIN 12, DEP 16
TO's - CIN 6, DEP 17
Rebs - CIN 34, DEP 34
Stls - CIN 15, DEP 4
Blks - CIN 2, DEP 2
Points in the Paint - CIN 38, DEP 36
Bench Points - CIN 5, DEP 3
Fast Break Points - CIN 20, DEP 10
The game went back and forth all night, at one point the Cats were down by as many as eight points. The game was tied up at the half, and Cincinnati had only shot 31% from the field. In the second half they broke out of their slump and went on a 14-6 run to gain the lead. The Bearcats finished with a shooting percentage of 45% and their 8th conference win.
Cincinnati Outlook
Last Game - Saturday 2/12, Cincinnati 71, DePaul 65
Next Game - Wendesday 2/16, vs Southern Miss
Week Fourteen Rankings Released
Monday February 14th, 2005
The Cincinnati Enquirer
NCAA Basketball
Week Fourteen Rankings
(Last weeks rankings in bold)
#1 - North Carolina (21-2, ACC) (1)
#2 - Kansas (20-2, Big 12) (2)
#3 - Illinois (19-4, Big Ten) (3)
#4 - Arizona (20-3, Pac-10) (4)
#5 - Notre Dame (17-4, Big East) (10)
#6 - Cincinnati (22-3, C-USA) (9)
#7 - Georgia Tech (17-5, ACC) (11)
#8 - Syracuse (21-5, Big East) (5)
#9 - Washington (19-3, Pac-10) (12)
#10 - Michigan State (17-4, Big Ten) (14)
C-USA Rankings
#1 - Cincinnati (22-3, 8-2, 6th in Nation)
#2 - Memphis (20-6, 9-2, 17th in Nation)
#3 - Louisville (16-5, 8-3, 14th in Nation)
#4 - Marquette (15-7, 9-2, Unranked)
#5 - UAB (15-9, 6-4, Unranked)Comment
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