Bobbo's Winter Rec Basketball Log
01-27-2011
, 05:20 PM
01-27-2011
, 05:31 PM
01-27-2011
, 05:35 PM
Monday, Corp 5on5.
They do writeups, so I'm going to C+P and just edit names, except my own. Note that my team in this league is called "5+3", because last season we were "2+2". (Since a lot of people were 2p2 posters) Lame, but no one ever suggests team names.
I got a little bit of love in the writeup, but I also had a fantastic game to open the season. Unfortunately, my team lost, and we got blown out. A few personal notes:
-I tried to draw a charge in the 2nd half, I had great positioning and beat the dude to the spot, and totally flopped falling over. It was a no-call.
-All my points came on shots close to the rim. ALL of them. I scored when I leaked out in transition, I scored off a few put back tips, I scored off a pnr, and I had one baseline isolation where I pump faked->laid it in. I was very efficient this game.
As far as the team goes, what the writeup failed to address was we played zone in the 1st half and inexplicably switched to man for the 2nd half. I should've held my ground, but a player - we'll call him Ian - had a minor flip out since they binked a 3 to beat our zone to end the 1st half. Ian is a lot like big baby davis, pretty much how he plays the game, his stature, and his demeanor.
The turning point in the game was about 4 mins into the 2nd half, Alex S (he posts sporadically here) binks his lone 3 of the game to bring us up 3. Immediately after though they draw an and-1, Ian gets hit with a tech (he loves to argue with the official), and in these leagues a tech = 2 shots and the ball. They scored w/ that one and it was literally a ~8pt play or so. They went on their 17-3 run or whatever it was and we were left wondering what happened.
I am generally very even keel, but I yelled at Ian - told him to sit the **** down, that he can't argue with the ref like this. (He got a few techs last season as well) After the game Ian told me he plays hard and I shouldn't yell at him like that. He told me he is quitting, but again, no idea what to make of that. We'll see.
I emailed this to my team, breaking down the above:
My hunch is that this is one of the better corp teams and that we were very much in it, despite the final blow out type numbers. We'll have a stronger grasp next week when we play a team that got blown out.
My line:
12/4/2/1. Didn't shoot any FTs or 3s. Only had 1 TO and shot a high % from the floor. From a personal standpoint, I'm happy with my play. From a team perspective, I'm unhappy with the results.
They do writeups, so I'm going to C+P and just edit names, except my own. Note that my team in this league is called "5+3", because last season we were "2+2". (Since a lot of people were 2p2 posters) Lame, but no one ever suggests team names.
Quote:
Five Plus Three 41 Banner 18 59
17-3 Run Dooms 5+3
Game Time: Tony is keeping Five Plus Three in it early with his D leading to easy O. I’m wondering what to expect out of 5+3 (can I just call them 8?) this season. Team captain Rob Eckstut (I’ve interviewed him before!) adjusts to his second season as a GM. What’d he learn, how’d he change up his rosters? He did a great job getting players together last minute (they’re replacing Los Gucci Men for the season) so this might not be his whole squad. They’re off to a solid start though.
It takes me about 8 minutes of game time (14 left in the first half!) but now I remember Hotel Marlowe. They’re very talkative and, uh, encouraging, for each other. Melvin is the guy that got my memory jogging. Captains, don’t forget to get your new players jerseys at C.A.C. before next week’s games. Otherwise it will be a pregame technical foul!
Early on, I’m just waiting for Banner 18 to turn it on, and they’re not. 5+3 up 15-10 with 10 to go in the first. That’s before their reinforcemnts show up late! I wouldn’t be surprised if Steve and Kevin got a bit lost, can be tough to find our locations the first week.
Eric is the only offense for Marlowe early. I’m goinna say ‘early’ til halftime I think. Serrano is nothing if not confident, he wants the damn ball! For Marlowe, Jocelyn is making his living at the free throw line and taking advantage. Can’t Hack-A-Dwight on him.
5+3 ends the half up two. Maybe Rob did learn something about putting a team together. For Banner 18, only Jocelyn and Serrano have scored, that’s not good, get some balance!!
Wow someone just opened the door, please don’t do that again, it’s freezing out there!
And back and forth we go! Getting a little contentious, and sloppy, but it’s all good, the ref will just shrug you off if he doesn’t like your call. While we’re here, I might as well introduce your official for the season as well. His name is Terry but you can call him Jumpman, or just yell out ‘COME ON REF!” he’ll know you’re talking to him.
It feels you guys are scoring more than Genzyme and the GNats. I don’t know if that’s actually true (checks last sheet), nope, but it feels like it, and that helps pass the time.
Uh-oh, Rob has four fouls with 13 minutes left in the game. He’s easily the team’s leading scorer, that’s not good.
Oh and there’s the Marlow I thought I’d see all game! All of a sudden they’re pressing, pressuring the ball at half court and getting touchdown layups! Tide is starting to turn with Rob on the bench. Nick and Capalbo bust out of their cocoons and start scoring. See what happens with a little balance. 8 can’t figure out who to guard. All of a sudden Marlowe rips off a 17-3 run in 5 minutes. Serrano connects with Nick and Joe while Jocelyn forces a couple turnovers and no one can believe how quickly a tie game got blown open. I’m still shell shocked.
Post Game: I was so shocked by that turn of events I couldn’t even think straight to type the write-up. It was that devastatingly effective. If Marlow can put that together for even a half of basketball each game, they’ll be untouchable this season. Just a clinic at the end. Oh and check each week at noon for write-ups to be posted, or else…more assists for everyone! You thought I was going to type ‘your money back’ didn’t you? I’m crazy, but not that crazy.
Five Plus Three 41 Banner 18 59
17-3 Run Dooms 5+3
Game Time: Tony is keeping Five Plus Three in it early with his D leading to easy O. I’m wondering what to expect out of 5+3 (can I just call them 8?) this season. Team captain Rob Eckstut (I’ve interviewed him before!) adjusts to his second season as a GM. What’d he learn, how’d he change up his rosters? He did a great job getting players together last minute (they’re replacing Los Gucci Men for the season) so this might not be his whole squad. They’re off to a solid start though.
It takes me about 8 minutes of game time (14 left in the first half!) but now I remember Hotel Marlowe. They’re very talkative and, uh, encouraging, for each other. Melvin is the guy that got my memory jogging. Captains, don’t forget to get your new players jerseys at C.A.C. before next week’s games. Otherwise it will be a pregame technical foul!
Early on, I’m just waiting for Banner 18 to turn it on, and they’re not. 5+3 up 15-10 with 10 to go in the first. That’s before their reinforcemnts show up late! I wouldn’t be surprised if Steve and Kevin got a bit lost, can be tough to find our locations the first week.
Eric is the only offense for Marlowe early. I’m goinna say ‘early’ til halftime I think. Serrano is nothing if not confident, he wants the damn ball! For Marlowe, Jocelyn is making his living at the free throw line and taking advantage. Can’t Hack-A-Dwight on him.
5+3 ends the half up two. Maybe Rob did learn something about putting a team together. For Banner 18, only Jocelyn and Serrano have scored, that’s not good, get some balance!!
Wow someone just opened the door, please don’t do that again, it’s freezing out there!
And back and forth we go! Getting a little contentious, and sloppy, but it’s all good, the ref will just shrug you off if he doesn’t like your call. While we’re here, I might as well introduce your official for the season as well. His name is Terry but you can call him Jumpman, or just yell out ‘COME ON REF!” he’ll know you’re talking to him.
It feels you guys are scoring more than Genzyme and the GNats. I don’t know if that’s actually true (checks last sheet), nope, but it feels like it, and that helps pass the time.
Uh-oh, Rob has four fouls with 13 minutes left in the game. He’s easily the team’s leading scorer, that’s not good.
Oh and there’s the Marlow I thought I’d see all game! All of a sudden they’re pressing, pressuring the ball at half court and getting touchdown layups! Tide is starting to turn with Rob on the bench. Nick and Capalbo bust out of their cocoons and start scoring. See what happens with a little balance. 8 can’t figure out who to guard. All of a sudden Marlowe rips off a 17-3 run in 5 minutes. Serrano connects with Nick and Joe while Jocelyn forces a couple turnovers and no one can believe how quickly a tie game got blown open. I’m still shell shocked.
Post Game: I was so shocked by that turn of events I couldn’t even think straight to type the write-up. It was that devastatingly effective. If Marlow can put that together for even a half of basketball each game, they’ll be untouchable this season. Just a clinic at the end. Oh and check each week at noon for write-ups to be posted, or else…more assists for everyone! You thought I was going to type ‘your money back’ didn’t you? I’m crazy, but not that crazy.
-I tried to draw a charge in the 2nd half, I had great positioning and beat the dude to the spot, and totally flopped falling over. It was a no-call.
-All my points came on shots close to the rim. ALL of them. I scored when I leaked out in transition, I scored off a few put back tips, I scored off a pnr, and I had one baseline isolation where I pump faked->laid it in. I was very efficient this game.
As far as the team goes, what the writeup failed to address was we played zone in the 1st half and inexplicably switched to man for the 2nd half. I should've held my ground, but a player - we'll call him Ian - had a minor flip out since they binked a 3 to beat our zone to end the 1st half. Ian is a lot like big baby davis, pretty much how he plays the game, his stature, and his demeanor.
The turning point in the game was about 4 mins into the 2nd half, Alex S (he posts sporadically here) binks his lone 3 of the game to bring us up 3. Immediately after though they draw an and-1, Ian gets hit with a tech (he loves to argue with the official), and in these leagues a tech = 2 shots and the ball. They scored w/ that one and it was literally a ~8pt play or so. They went on their 17-3 run or whatever it was and we were left wondering what happened.
I am generally very even keel, but I yelled at Ian - told him to sit the **** down, that he can't argue with the ref like this. (He got a few techs last season as well) After the game Ian told me he plays hard and I shouldn't yell at him like that. He told me he is quitting, but again, no idea what to make of that. We'll see.
I emailed this to my team, breaking down the above:
Quote:
-I actually felt we played OK. We were winning at halftime, and things somewhat spiraled out of control after we got hit with the tech. They went on a strange run and we just completely gassed.
-As far as the boxscore, the 2 things that stuck out to me are this:
1. Both teams rebounding exceptionally well. For whatever reason neither team was crashing the glass hard, and I think w/ our bigger lineups (something like Will/Kevin/me) that *should* be an advantage. It could have just been nullified since they had a pretty good big as well, but something to keep an eye on.
2. The difference basically came down to 2p%. Everything else was fairly identical, with them having more free throws. I'm guessing we had too many jumpers that weren't quite 3s, and we want to avoid this. Without an actual 3pt line it's hard to figure out, so again, next week we'll know more.
That's all for now!
-As far as the boxscore, the 2 things that stuck out to me are this:
1. Both teams rebounding exceptionally well. For whatever reason neither team was crashing the glass hard, and I think w/ our bigger lineups (something like Will/Kevin/me) that *should* be an advantage. It could have just been nullified since they had a pretty good big as well, but something to keep an eye on.
2. The difference basically came down to 2p%. Everything else was fairly identical, with them having more free throws. I'm guessing we had too many jumpers that weren't quite 3s, and we want to avoid this. Without an actual 3pt line it's hard to figure out, so again, next week we'll know more.
That's all for now!
My line:
12/4/2/1. Didn't shoot any FTs or 3s. Only had 1 TO and shot a high % from the floor. From a personal standpoint, I'm happy with my play. From a team perspective, I'm unhappy with the results.
01-27-2011
, 05:35 PM
lol 
But seriously, I'm not great in it as either the roll man or point. You know this! (Not to say I'm bad at it, it's just not a strength)
But seriously, I'm not great in it as either the roll man or point. You know this! (Not to say I'm bad at it, it's just not a strength)
01-27-2011
, 05:51 PM
Tues, 4on4.
This team is called "Nellie Ballers". We're a small team, technically built to run. Gary Stevenson (he's on all 3 teams) is our point, we have a v deadeye shooter "Mike", Xorbie and his brother (Joel/Dan) both of whom are largely midrange shooters who are competent defensively, me, and Eyedea. (He's our lone big, very solid defensive rebounder, has range, is a great asset for 4on4)
The team we faced had a beast manning the 4. He was ~6'5 and athletic; Noah is 6'3 or so and decently strong, but was outmatched. When Noah checked out I defended the big for a little bit, and luckily he didn't post up at all, so I actually did fine. He scored almost completely in semi-transition, since they lobbed to him over us/his finishing skills were impeccable. (And he was a good FT shooter) He single handedly crushed us.
The 2nd min or so they got a steal in transition, the big dude went to the rack, I was there to meet him and he caught me with his right elbow in the ear. It hurt a lot and I thought my head was bleeding - went to the bathroom to check out my head etc. I had taken advil before the game since my ankle wasn't 100%, and that helped null the pain.
I had a real shaky game and frankly everyone except Gary Stevenson and ~Noah played poorly. Mike is the definition of hot and cold. He has some games where he absolutely sinks us and other games where he carries us. Very high variance player.
I emailed this to my team...
About the specific game...
-I actually felt we played OK. I think they simply were a better team and they outplayed us. We are not going to be able to stop the big guy, who got to the rim at will, and we more or less forced the other guys to shoot jumpers. They had 1 shooter who hurt us, and we should have done a better job on him, but the other guys made their shots when they needed to.
-As far as the boxscore, the 2 things that stuck out to me are this:
1. Turnovers. We didn't force any. For all of our fouling (I'm not sure the final numbers, but I think I finished with 4; Joel and Dan 4 each maybe as well?) we got 2 steals all game. IF we want to score in transition, we have to harass/play the passing lanes better. On the offensive end, we turned it over 13 times. That was more then half the margin - when we were going in the half court, we forced some passes and just weren't moving/no motion. This was bad.
2. 3s. Mike noted we got a lot of shots people normally hit - I wouldn't say "normally" hit, but at least hit a little more often. As a team we shot 24%, and they didn't exactly play suffocating defense. Further, it's a shorter 3pt line, so our % should go up. Last season we hit on just over 30%. The good news is half our shots were from beyond the arc, which should be a strength. Had we hit even ~slightly above, that's the other half of the gap.
Not much more to say. For a team without a ton of size, we actually outrebounded them. I don't think rebounding will be an issue. Later all!
My personal line was 3/11/2. Was 0-1 on 3s and 1-4 on FTs. When I went to the line it was all when I got fouled by the big guy, and basically he fouled VERY hard. Didn't feel good. I also got blocked by the big guy several times. These are the types of games where I'm going to struggle; a dominant big patrolling the paint drastically lowers my finishing around the rim%. I do put some fouls on them, but it's a trade off.
I wish my team didn't settle for so many jumpers, as we routinely get out free-throwed, even when you factor out fouling at the end of games.
On the season: 0-2
This team is called "Nellie Ballers". We're a small team, technically built to run. Gary Stevenson (he's on all 3 teams) is our point, we have a v deadeye shooter "Mike", Xorbie and his brother (Joel/Dan) both of whom are largely midrange shooters who are competent defensively, me, and Eyedea. (He's our lone big, very solid defensive rebounder, has range, is a great asset for 4on4)
Quote:
Nellie Ballers 59 Warrior Country 79
Warrior Country already geared up for Cleary Club
Warrior Country jumped out to an early 17-8 lead and never looked back as they dispatched of the Nellie Ballers in week 1. With Pacheco handing over the captaincy reigns to Mike I wasn’t sure how this team would fare. They’re used to their captain only showing up for the playoffs, and then just shouting from encouragement from the sidelines. How would they handle a captain that not only has to play, but they need to lean heavily on?
Not too badly, as it turns out. Here were some random quotes heard from the Balcony last night.
“I’ve never seen him (Greer) so aggressive in a game before”
“Yea but, um, who are the other bigs out there?”
“Greer’s a p^$$%!”
“I (name redacted) will hold Worden under 20 points next week.”
Can you Guess which one was me?!?
Anyway, like I said, never looked back after the early lead. Coubs (or do I have to call him Snipes this season? http://www.thebostonjam.com/) made sure to get his 3 points and 3 boards out of the way early in this one. Anything on top of that is straight Gravy. He might have missed 4 free throws last night, but at least he didn’t air-ball any. Nice work big fella.
I was excited to see WC’s newest addition and Mark didn’t fail to impress. Unlike Matt's new showtime ‘hit’ I’ll actually be intrigued as to how Mark fits in with WC as the season goes on. Hell with Mike handing out 10 dimes and flirting with a TDub, Kid Flash took a back seat on this team for once. Ignore the 25 points, he’s going to get that. It took only one game, but already his ‘don’t miss a free throw in 2011’ goal is gone. Sure he can blame the one miss on a ‘head injury’ but it’s not like he was bleeding!
Now some observers have questioned how a team that went 0-9 in the B2 5v5 would fare in the B2 East this season, but I’m confident they’ll be just fine. Rob Eckstut knows what to expect at this point. At least, I think he does. Moving this team, in particular, to Wall Ball Arena was a great move.
The shorter court means less time between possessions and less ground for Mike and Alex have to cover between hoisting threes. This team seemed to want to get out and run on the break and that will mean good things in the league. Spauld is a constant double-double threat, and he might be enough for them in the low post to challenge for a playoff spot. Don’t get me wrong, they’ll have to battle hard, and it still might not be enough, but I’m saying there is a chance!! I guess it all comes down to how hard their schedule is. You could pin a hard (or easy) one on me, but I randomize them every season.
Warrior Country already geared up for Cleary Club
Warrior Country jumped out to an early 17-8 lead and never looked back as they dispatched of the Nellie Ballers in week 1. With Pacheco handing over the captaincy reigns to Mike I wasn’t sure how this team would fare. They’re used to their captain only showing up for the playoffs, and then just shouting from encouragement from the sidelines. How would they handle a captain that not only has to play, but they need to lean heavily on?
Not too badly, as it turns out. Here were some random quotes heard from the Balcony last night.
“I’ve never seen him (Greer) so aggressive in a game before”
“Yea but, um, who are the other bigs out there?”
“Greer’s a p^$$%!”
“I (name redacted) will hold Worden under 20 points next week.”
Can you Guess which one was me?!?
Anyway, like I said, never looked back after the early lead. Coubs (or do I have to call him Snipes this season? http://www.thebostonjam.com/) made sure to get his 3 points and 3 boards out of the way early in this one. Anything on top of that is straight Gravy. He might have missed 4 free throws last night, but at least he didn’t air-ball any. Nice work big fella.
I was excited to see WC’s newest addition and Mark didn’t fail to impress. Unlike Matt's new showtime ‘hit’ I’ll actually be intrigued as to how Mark fits in with WC as the season goes on. Hell with Mike handing out 10 dimes and flirting with a TDub, Kid Flash took a back seat on this team for once. Ignore the 25 points, he’s going to get that. It took only one game, but already his ‘don’t miss a free throw in 2011’ goal is gone. Sure he can blame the one miss on a ‘head injury’ but it’s not like he was bleeding!
Now some observers have questioned how a team that went 0-9 in the B2 5v5 would fare in the B2 East this season, but I’m confident they’ll be just fine. Rob Eckstut knows what to expect at this point. At least, I think he does. Moving this team, in particular, to Wall Ball Arena was a great move.
The shorter court means less time between possessions and less ground for Mike and Alex have to cover between hoisting threes. This team seemed to want to get out and run on the break and that will mean good things in the league. Spauld is a constant double-double threat, and he might be enough for them in the low post to challenge for a playoff spot. Don’t get me wrong, they’ll have to battle hard, and it still might not be enough, but I’m saying there is a chance!! I guess it all comes down to how hard their schedule is. You could pin a hard (or easy) one on me, but I randomize them every season.
The 2nd min or so they got a steal in transition, the big dude went to the rack, I was there to meet him and he caught me with his right elbow in the ear. It hurt a lot and I thought my head was bleeding - went to the bathroom to check out my head etc. I had taken advil before the game since my ankle wasn't 100%, and that helped null the pain.
I had a real shaky game and frankly everyone except Gary Stevenson and ~Noah played poorly. Mike is the definition of hot and cold. He has some games where he absolutely sinks us and other games where he carries us. Very high variance player.
I emailed this to my team...
About the specific game...
-I actually felt we played OK. I think they simply were a better team and they outplayed us. We are not going to be able to stop the big guy, who got to the rim at will, and we more or less forced the other guys to shoot jumpers. They had 1 shooter who hurt us, and we should have done a better job on him, but the other guys made their shots when they needed to.
-As far as the boxscore, the 2 things that stuck out to me are this:
1. Turnovers. We didn't force any. For all of our fouling (I'm not sure the final numbers, but I think I finished with 4; Joel and Dan 4 each maybe as well?) we got 2 steals all game. IF we want to score in transition, we have to harass/play the passing lanes better. On the offensive end, we turned it over 13 times. That was more then half the margin - when we were going in the half court, we forced some passes and just weren't moving/no motion. This was bad.
2. 3s. Mike noted we got a lot of shots people normally hit - I wouldn't say "normally" hit, but at least hit a little more often. As a team we shot 24%, and they didn't exactly play suffocating defense. Further, it's a shorter 3pt line, so our % should go up. Last season we hit on just over 30%. The good news is half our shots were from beyond the arc, which should be a strength. Had we hit even ~slightly above, that's the other half of the gap.
Not much more to say. For a team without a ton of size, we actually outrebounded them. I don't think rebounding will be an issue. Later all!
My personal line was 3/11/2. Was 0-1 on 3s and 1-4 on FTs. When I went to the line it was all when I got fouled by the big guy, and basically he fouled VERY hard. Didn't feel good. I also got blocked by the big guy several times. These are the types of games where I'm going to struggle; a dominant big patrolling the paint drastically lowers my finishing around the rim%. I do put some fouls on them, but it's a trade off.
I wish my team didn't settle for so many jumpers, as we routinely get out free-throwed, even when you factor out fouling at the end of games.
On the season: 0-2
01-27-2011
, 05:52 PM
01-27-2011
, 06:17 PM
01-27-2011
, 06:30 PM
01-27-2011
, 08:54 PM
01-28-2011
, 02:55 AM
gained ~7lbs since lifting. dont worry bobbo, i'll defend the bigs from now on 
01-31-2011
, 06:22 PM
02-01-2011
, 02:48 PM
02-02-2011
, 03:57 PM
They didn't do a writeup for this one, or at least not yet, but it's not really needed. Final score was 78-29, and I had this to say to my team:
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Well, that was a fun game. We blew them out by nearly 50 - without a doubt that was the weakest team I've played against in a CAC league, and that includes 1 season of coed play! Certainly feels good for team confidence, further we did a lot of things well. Next week we have a 7:00 game against an 0-2 team, so it would be great to climb above .500. They have a close loss vs a team that got blown out by the team we lost to week 1 and they have a poor loss against a team that is 0-2. I'm going to go on a hunch and say we're going to be a big favorite, but not to the same extent we were this week. Some notes:
-After that game, Danny is 3rd in the MVP race. Hah, that's pretty cool!
-We passed incredibly well. They had a passive zone and frankly didn't communicate well. We only shot 7-22 from 3 (perhaps the lone issue) but our quality of looks was very high... I don't think we took a single contested 3pter.
-We crushed them on the glass, they couldn't shoot (1 of 11 from 3), and we got out and ran... I mean, there are no issues here. I'd love to play like that every game, but obviously the quality of opponents will limit that in the future.
-Also, we had balanced scoring. Everyone scored at least 7, everyone was engaged in the offense (everyone had at least 1 assist), etc. So, great job - let's build on this.
-After that game, Danny is 3rd in the MVP race. Hah, that's pretty cool!
-We passed incredibly well. They had a passive zone and frankly didn't communicate well. We only shot 7-22 from 3 (perhaps the lone issue) but our quality of looks was very high... I don't think we took a single contested 3pter.
-We crushed them on the glass, they couldn't shoot (1 of 11 from 3), and we got out and ran... I mean, there are no issues here. I'd love to play like that every game, but obviously the quality of opponents will limit that in the future.
-Also, we had balanced scoring. Everyone scored at least 7, everyone was engaged in the offense (everyone had at least 1 assist), etc. So, great job - let's build on this.
Again though, it was a game played against a super weak team that basically had 2 legit players (1 tall kid who I guarded most of the time I was out there) and then a bunch of below replacement level rec league players. They would be a below average C team, I think.
So far in 2 games in the Corp league my efficiency stats are through the roof, so I'm thrilled to begin that way. Yesterday's 4on4 was canceled, but tonight we have our first B1 game - a lot of people can't make it, so I had to scramble to fill out subs. Crossing my fingers to see how we do.
02-02-2011
, 04:15 PM
Also, completely not related to bball, but I got a shipment from Omaha steaks. I got a sampler, and I'm about to cook some steaks. Awesomeness.
http://www.omahasteaks.com/servlet/browse/sku/4047
I'm listening to THIS song in my head today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If9fC9aJd-U&ob=av2el
http://www.omahasteaks.com/servlet/browse/sku/4047
I'm listening to THIS song in my head today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If9fC9aJd-U&ob=av2el
02-02-2011
, 04:29 PM
02-02-2011
, 05:13 PM
02-02-2011
, 05:24 PM
Your guy scored 16/29 points? 
02-03-2011
, 12:06 AM
No, he didn't score all 16 on me, obviously. He also took most of their shots - my defense was quite good.
Anyway, just got home, we had a late (9:00) game. B1, the tougher division... And we got the win! Will post more when stats/writeup is up.
Anyway, just got home, we had a late (9:00) game. B1, the tougher division... And we got the win! Will post more when stats/writeup is up.
02-05-2011
, 03:35 PM
02-05-2011
, 08:04 PM
02-05-2011
, 11:02 PM
