1. Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face* 6-0
2. AD* 6-0
3. Oklahoma City Thunder* 5-1
4. Globo Gym Purple Cobras* 5-1
5. Men* 5-1
6. AK-47 4-2
7. Ortega 3-3
8. Theo 3-3
9. Brown 3-3
10. Boo Radley and Friends 3-3
11. Elect Judge Jim Wascher 3-3
12. We Are Huge in Japan 3-3
13. Attack the Rack 2-4
14. Malkin# 1-5
15. Tuesday's With Morrie# 1-5
16. Hungry Unicorns# 1-5
17. Tallula# 0-6
18. Ba Dunk-A-Dunk# 0-6
*-clinched berth in A league
#- in B league
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Week 6 Recap
#1 Barfinkle/Team Sit on My Face 48 - #9 Boo Radley and Friends 36 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Gillyweed got busy. He's listed at 6'4", but was playing 6'11" today (7's a little generous), and just dominated Boo Radley and Friends down low the entire game. Barifinkle's size is going to be tough to beat this year, and after a Globo Gym loss, they are big favorites to win it all (they were before too, but now doubts about the Cobras have been confirmed). | Not Healy. Charlie Gilvarg dropped 29 for Barifinkle, and showed why they're number 1 in the land. | "Justin Horwitz is tough" - Team Sit on My face, also naming him to 1st team All Night League Bitch team, possibly a new team in the final awards. |
Up Next: Barifinkle vs. Malkin. Boo Radley vs. Globo Gym. |
#5 Theo 30 - #2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras 28 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
John Haller's 40 foot buzzer beater hit the front rim. Although Theo completely outplayed Globo Gym, a run orchestrated by John Haller's late heroics at the end kept it close. | Harry Furse. Furse scored 20 for Theo, and dominated the entire game. His pro-hop layup shot is one of the toughest to stop in all of Night League, but he proved he could hit the outside shot as well with a few baskets. | "Despite the ref's best efforts, Globo Gym still couldn't win" -Tim Stringer, possibly implying that the ref was bribed by one of Globo Gym's players. I wonder how much it was... anyway, not enough, I guess. |
Up Next: Globo Gym vs. Boo Radley and Friends. Theo vs. Tuesday's With Morrie |
#3 Men 46 - #7 Brown 38 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Mike Sopko started shooting. In possibly his best performance ever, Sopko hit everything he looked and showed why Men is always a threat. | Sopko. Who else? Brown played their hearts out, and Gordie Campbell dropped 27, but you can't be MVP if your team doesn't get the W. Men showing their strengths now that TJ Keene is back. | "He [Sopko] shot like he would never touch a ball again" - Alex Hankin "Mike Maley is the most unselfish player in Night League. He is the sole reason they won" - Gordie Campbell |
Up Next: Men vs. AK-47. Brown vs. Ortega. |
#4 AD 31 - #10 Elect Judge Jim Wascher 26 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
AD started to press. Jim Wascher doesn't have a great ballhandler on their team, and AD took advantage of that, forcing turnovers at the right time. When Wascher tried to press back, it left Nik Appelt and Brandon Batt open. | Nik Appelt. Contrary to popular belief, he is a real person, and really burned Jim Wascher today. Obviously not respected by team Wascher, he was given open shots, and hit them. Brandon Batt also scored a lot, despite shooting very poorly from the field. | "I messed him up. Tell Brandon Batt he's next"- Tim Denenberg before the game, describing what happened to Kerby Hilardes 6th period. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Up Next: AD vs. Hungry Unicorns. Elect Judge Jim Wascher vs. OKC Thunder.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Week 6 Line
#1 Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (-11) vs. #9 Boo Radley and Friends
#2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (pick) vs. #5 Theo
#3 Men (-20) vs. #7 Brown
With TJ Keene back for Men, this game should be no problem
#4 AD (-5) vs. #10 Elect Judge Jim Wascher
#6 AK-47 (-16) vs. #17 Tuesday's With Morrie
#8 Oklahoma City Thunder (-6) vs. #13 Malkin
No Jeremy Rosenfeld for Malkin
#11 Ortega (-2) vs. #12 Attack the Rack
#14 We Are Huge in Japan (-3) vs. #15 Tallula
#16 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk vs. #18 Hungry Unicorns (-1)
#2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (pick) vs. #5 Theo
#3 Men (-20) vs. #7 Brown
With TJ Keene back for Men, this game should be no problem
#4 AD (-5) vs. #10 Elect Judge Jim Wascher
#6 AK-47 (-16) vs. #17 Tuesday's With Morrie
#8 Oklahoma City Thunder (-6) vs. #13 Malkin
No Jeremy Rosenfeld for Malkin
#11 Ortega (-2) vs. #12 Attack the Rack
#14 We Are Huge in Japan (-3) vs. #15 Tallula
#16 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk vs. #18 Hungry Unicorns (-1)
Monday, January 26, 2009
ONL Week 5
ONL Top 18 | ||||
RANK | TEAM | RECORD | PTS | PVS |
1. | Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (14) | 5-0 | 252 | 1 |
2. | Globo Gym Purple Cobras | 5-0 | 232 | 2 |
3. | Men | 4-1 | 227 | 3 |
4. | AD | 5-0 | 197 | 7 |
5. | Theo | 2-3 | 183 | 4 |
6. | AK-47 | 3-2 | 180 | 5 |
7. | Brown | 3-2 | 171 | 8 |
8. | Oklahoma City Thunder | 4-1 | 151 | 6 |
9. | Boo Radley and Friends | 3-2 | 149 | 11 |
10. | Elect Judge Jim Wascher | 3-2 | 128 | 10 |
11. | Ortega | 2-3 | 114 | 9 |
12. | Attack the Rack | 2-3 | 95 | 13 |
13. | Malkin | 1-4 | 90 | 12 |
14. | We Are Huge in Japan | 2-3 | 69 | 14 |
15. | Tallula | 0-5 | 49 | 15 |
16. | Ba Dunk-A-Dunk | 0-5 | 36 | 17 |
17. | Tuesday's With Morrie | 1-4 | 34 | 16 |
18. | Hungry Unicorns | 0-5 | 26 | 18 |
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Playoff Outlook
Remember, the top 8 and ties make it into the A bracket. Ties are broken by head to head record, and then team number.
1. Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face* 5-0
2. AD* 5-0
3. Globo Gym Purple Cobras* 5-0
4. Oklahoma City Thunder 4-1
5. Men 4-1
6. AK-47 3-2
7. Brown 3-2
8. Boo Radley and Friends 3-2
9. Elect Judge Jim Wascher 3-2
10. Attack the Rack 2-3
11. Theo 2-3
12. Ortega 2-3
13. We Are Huge in Japan 2-3
14. Tuesday's With Morrie 1-4
15. Malkin 1-4
16. Tallula# 0-5
17. Ba Dunk-A-Dunk# 0-5
18. Hungry Unicorns# 0-5
*- clinched playoff berth
#- no chance of A bracket
1. Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face* 5-0
2. AD* 5-0
3. Globo Gym Purple Cobras* 5-0
4. Oklahoma City Thunder 4-1
5. Men 4-1
6. AK-47 3-2
7. Brown 3-2
8. Boo Radley and Friends 3-2
9. Elect Judge Jim Wascher 3-2
10. Attack the Rack 2-3
11. Theo 2-3
12. Ortega 2-3
13. We Are Huge in Japan 2-3
14. Tuesday's With Morrie 1-4
15. Malkin 1-4
16. Tallula# 0-5
17. Ba Dunk-A-Dunk# 0-5
18. Hungry Unicorns# 0-5
*- clinched playoff berth
#- no chance of A bracket
Week 5 Recap
#1 Barfinkle/Team Sit on My Face 41 - #4 Theo 34 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Murnighan scored 8 in a row with under 4 minutes left. Theo led nearly the whole game, thanks to a stellar rebounding effort from Walt Lyon. | Ryan Murnighan (got it right?). Murnighan scored 20 in a big vindication win for Barifinkle. Star benchwarmer Walt Lyon switched allegiances pregame and suited up for Theo. | "Not Healy" - Murnighan answering the question of who game MVP was. "He outrebounded our whole team" - Murnighan about Walt |
Up Next: Barifinkle vs. Boo Radley. Theo vs. Globo Gym. |
#2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras 40 - #5 AK-47 24 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Kraznow started complaining to the ref about fouls instead of playing basketball. The Hallers pounced, creating turnover after turnover after turnover. | John Haller and Matt Haller. The two combined for a double digit number of steals, wreaking havoc in AK's offense. | "We HAVE to cover the spread" - Matt Haller, with Globo Gym up 14 |
Up Next: Globo Gym vs. Theo. AK-47 vs. Tuesday's With Morrie. |
#3 Men 35 - #9 Ortega 21 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Men showed up. They controlled this game from the beginning, and led throughout. With TJ back, they're showing that they're the team that beat Boo Radley by 62, and not the team that lost to Jim Wascher by 3. | TJ Keene. Making a big difference for Men, and coming back to play for the first time since week 2 proved the difference for Men. | "Shut up Morton" - TJ Keene |
Up Next: Men vs Brown. Ortega vs. Attack the Rack |
#11 Boo Radley and Friends 29 - #6 Oklahoma City Thunder 18 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Spencer Levin showed up. Boo Radley's success this year has hinged on Spencer being there or not. | Spencer Levin and Justin Horwitz. The two provided the spark Boo Radley needed, and their team is now 3-2, definitely looking past their 62 point loss earlier in the year. | "29-18. We got totally raped. To restate that I got totally raped" - Jeff Dsida | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Up Next: OKC vs. Malkin. Boo Radley vs. Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face.
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Week 5 Line
#1 Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (-8) vs. #4 Theo
#2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (-7) vs. #5 AK-47
#3 Men (-7) vs. #9 Ortega *- TJ Keene's status will directly affect this line; it is assumed he plays
#6 Oklahoma City Thunder (-5) vs. #11 Boo Radley and Friends
#7 AD (-6) vs. #12 Malkin
#8 Brown (-17) vs. #16 Tuesday's With Morrie
#10 Elect Judge Jim Wascher (-14) vs. #17 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk
#13 Attack the Rack (-9) vs. #15 Tallula
#14 We Are Huge in Japan (-7) vs. #18 Hungry Unicorns
#2 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (-7) vs. #5 AK-47
#3 Men (-7) vs. #9 Ortega *- TJ Keene's status will directly affect this line; it is assumed he plays
#6 Oklahoma City Thunder (-5) vs. #11 Boo Radley and Friends
#7 AD (-6) vs. #12 Malkin
#8 Brown (-17) vs. #16 Tuesday's With Morrie
#10 Elect Judge Jim Wascher (-14) vs. #17 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk
#13 Attack the Rack (-9) vs. #15 Tallula
#14 We Are Huge in Japan (-7) vs. #18 Hungry Unicorns
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Midseason Awards
The Brian Fantana Memorial "Hey, Champ, Maybe You Should Stop Talking For Awhile" Award
This award goes to none other than Brandon Batt, who is getting a lot of criticism for how much he's talking about himself, and his team. Batt and AD are 4-0, but have yet to beat a team with more than 1 win.
THE CHRIS WEBBER AWARD FOR "MOST EGREGIOUS NO-SHOW IN A PIVOTAL GAME"
TJ Keene. I understand he's hurt, but TJ has missed 2 games in a row, including Men's first loss. He also wasn't there in Men's loss to Globo Gym 61-47 after finals were over Friday. Men definitely is not the same team without TJ, and if they wanna go all the way, he definitely is gonna have to be part of it.
The Anthony Smith Award for "Latest evidence that karma points really do exist"
Remember when that no-name safety from the Steelers predicted that his team would beat the 12-0 Patriots (aka The Greatest Team of All-Time) last year? The Steelers lost 34-13. This award goes to Alex Hankin, who on "Overtime" predicted the results for the rest of the year for each team. He predicted Men to go 8-0 this season. Of course, the next week, they lost their first game and now sit at 3-1. Actually, this week I explained why Globo Gym was number 1. Let's hope this theory doesn't work out all the time.
The Arizona Cardinal, "Nobody Believed in Us!" Award
This one's a tie between AD and OKC Thunder. 17 and 18 ranked strength of schedule rankings cancel out these teams 4-0 records. Both teams are lobbying for respect, but we'll see what happens when AD has to play AK-47 Week 8, and we'll have to wait to see if OKC plays anybody decent in the playoffs, since nobody on their regulation schedule is any good.
The 2008 Memphis Tigers Award for Biggest Team Weakness That Hasn't Yet Been Exposed That Everyone Thinks Has to Be Exposed Eventually
To the Globo Gym Purple Cobras, who have been making their case for #1, yet most say don't have a legitimate big man. Men has the Twin Towers, Barifinkle has two taller towers in Charlie Gilvarg and Stu Voit. Yet Kerby Hilardes and Brantner Jones are Globo Gym's big men, and most don't think they can compete with the best. Memphis' free throw shooting caught up to them in the National Championship game...
And without further ado, here are the real awards for the first half of the season
Midseason All-America Teams
First Team:
Ryan Murnighan
Willy Moore
Jeff Dsida
Chris Sweitzer
John Haller
Second Team:
Robert Gorodetsky
TJ Keene
Matt Haller
Joe Lankford
Stu Brown
Third Team:
Harry Furse
Ben Morton
Doug Lavey
Charlie Gilvarg
Conor Healy
Fourth Team:
Nick Dronen
Walt Lyon
Ryan Rakocy
Stu Voit
Scott Gantner (he shoots 90% for cryin out loud)
League MVP
Jeff Dsida. When you look at the top 4 teams record wise so far, you have players such as Ryan Murnighan, Chris Sweitzer, John Haller, and Jeff Dsida. It's hard to imagine someone who's done more for their team than Jeff has. He has single-handedly taken his team to the top of the league at 4-0, and although it's been against the weakest schedule, he's still dominating. Other candidates in this category: Ryan Murnighan, John Haller, Chris Sweitzer, Willy Moore, TJ Keene, Robert Gorodetsky, Matt Haller.
Tyler Sugiyama Best "Hustle" Player
Henry Perry. This kid runs the point on the most underrated fast team, Elect Judge Jim Wascher. Their defense is a swarm attack on whoever has the ball, and Henry is a key element to that attack. Their swarm defense is one of the reasons why they pulled off the upset of the year. Other candidates in this category: Ben Morton, Peter Lind.
Best Shooter
John Haller. After playing the last few days with Barifinkle and Men, Ryan Murnighan has become a real candidate for this position. Robert Gorodetsky is always a threat to be here as well, but I still haven't been swayed out of the mindset that John Haller is the best shooter in Night League. When he's on, it seems as if everything goes in from everywhere, no matter how good your defense on him is. Other candidates in this category: Ryan Murnighan, Robert Gorodetsky, Joe Lankford, Brandon Batt.
Best Rebounder
Stu Voit. TJ Keene and Doug Lavey are both contenders in this category, but I've seen Stu rebound, and he's just so tall and always in the right position. Although he may not be the best at putting the ball back in the hoop, he sure can graba board. Stu is a key part of Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face, and their height, along with Charlie Gilvarg, is a big part of their success. Other candidates in this category: TJ Keene, Doug Lavey, Charlie Gilvarg, Walt Lyon, Willy Moore.
Best Ball-Handler
Ryan Murnighan. I think this is the award that is easiest to choose, because Ryan sees the court better than anyone in Night League, and his ball-handling skills are terrific. He plays point for Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face, and every time he gets on a fast break, he's never out of control, and always finds the open man or scores himself. Other candidates in this category: John Haller, Jeff Dsida.
Best Blocker
TJ Keene. Here's where the volleyball skills come in handy. In addition to being 6'3", TJ may have the highest vertical in Night League. Combine that with great instinct and an enormous wingspan, and you've got best blocker. Other candidates in this category: Charlie Gilvarg, Doug Lavey, Stu Voit.
This award goes to none other than Brandon Batt, who is getting a lot of criticism for how much he's talking about himself, and his team. Batt and AD are 4-0, but have yet to beat a team with more than 1 win.
THE CHRIS WEBBER AWARD FOR "MOST EGREGIOUS NO-SHOW IN A PIVOTAL GAME"
TJ Keene. I understand he's hurt, but TJ has missed 2 games in a row, including Men's first loss. He also wasn't there in Men's loss to Globo Gym 61-47 after finals were over Friday. Men definitely is not the same team without TJ, and if they wanna go all the way, he definitely is gonna have to be part of it.
The Anthony Smith Award for "Latest evidence that karma points really do exist"
Remember when that no-name safety from the Steelers predicted that his team would beat the 12-0 Patriots (aka The Greatest Team of All-Time) last year? The Steelers lost 34-13. This award goes to Alex Hankin, who on "Overtime" predicted the results for the rest of the year for each team. He predicted Men to go 8-0 this season. Of course, the next week, they lost their first game and now sit at 3-1. Actually, this week I explained why Globo Gym was number 1. Let's hope this theory doesn't work out all the time.
The Arizona Cardinal, "Nobody Believed in Us!" Award
This one's a tie between AD and OKC Thunder. 17 and 18 ranked strength of schedule rankings cancel out these teams 4-0 records. Both teams are lobbying for respect, but we'll see what happens when AD has to play AK-47 Week 8, and we'll have to wait to see if OKC plays anybody decent in the playoffs, since nobody on their regulation schedule is any good.
The 2008 Memphis Tigers Award for Biggest Team Weakness That Hasn't Yet Been Exposed That Everyone Thinks Has to Be Exposed Eventually
To the Globo Gym Purple Cobras, who have been making their case for #1, yet most say don't have a legitimate big man. Men has the Twin Towers, Barifinkle has two taller towers in Charlie Gilvarg and Stu Voit. Yet Kerby Hilardes and Brantner Jones are Globo Gym's big men, and most don't think they can compete with the best. Memphis' free throw shooting caught up to them in the National Championship game...
And without further ado, here are the real awards for the first half of the season
Midseason All-America Teams
First Team:
Ryan Murnighan
Willy Moore
Jeff Dsida
Chris Sweitzer
John Haller
Second Team:
Robert Gorodetsky
TJ Keene
Matt Haller
Joe Lankford
Stu Brown
Third Team:
Harry Furse
Ben Morton
Doug Lavey
Charlie Gilvarg
Conor Healy
Fourth Team:
Nick Dronen
Walt Lyon
Ryan Rakocy
Stu Voit
Scott Gantner (he shoots 90% for cryin out loud)
League MVP
Jeff Dsida. When you look at the top 4 teams record wise so far, you have players such as Ryan Murnighan, Chris Sweitzer, John Haller, and Jeff Dsida. It's hard to imagine someone who's done more for their team than Jeff has. He has single-handedly taken his team to the top of the league at 4-0, and although it's been against the weakest schedule, he's still dominating. Other candidates in this category: Ryan Murnighan, John Haller, Chris Sweitzer, Willy Moore, TJ Keene, Robert Gorodetsky, Matt Haller.
Tyler Sugiyama Best "Hustle" Player
Henry Perry. This kid runs the point on the most underrated fast team, Elect Judge Jim Wascher. Their defense is a swarm attack on whoever has the ball, and Henry is a key element to that attack. Their swarm defense is one of the reasons why they pulled off the upset of the year. Other candidates in this category: Ben Morton, Peter Lind.
Best Shooter
John Haller. After playing the last few days with Barifinkle and Men, Ryan Murnighan has become a real candidate for this position. Robert Gorodetsky is always a threat to be here as well, but I still haven't been swayed out of the mindset that John Haller is the best shooter in Night League. When he's on, it seems as if everything goes in from everywhere, no matter how good your defense on him is. Other candidates in this category: Ryan Murnighan, Robert Gorodetsky, Joe Lankford, Brandon Batt.
Best Rebounder
Stu Voit. TJ Keene and Doug Lavey are both contenders in this category, but I've seen Stu rebound, and he's just so tall and always in the right position. Although he may not be the best at putting the ball back in the hoop, he sure can graba board. Stu is a key part of Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face, and their height, along with Charlie Gilvarg, is a big part of their success. Other candidates in this category: TJ Keene, Doug Lavey, Charlie Gilvarg, Walt Lyon, Willy Moore.
Best Ball-Handler
Ryan Murnighan. I think this is the award that is easiest to choose, because Ryan sees the court better than anyone in Night League, and his ball-handling skills are terrific. He plays point for Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face, and every time he gets on a fast break, he's never out of control, and always finds the open man or scores himself. Other candidates in this category: John Haller, Jeff Dsida.
Best Blocker
TJ Keene. Here's where the volleyball skills come in handy. In addition to being 6'3", TJ may have the highest vertical in Night League. Combine that with great instinct and an enormous wingspan, and you've got best blocker. Other candidates in this category: Charlie Gilvarg, Doug Lavey, Stu Voit.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
ONL Week 4
ONL Top 18 | ||||
RANK | TEAM | RECORD | PTS | PVS |
1. | Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (10) | 4-0 | 179 | 2 |
2. | Globo Gym Purple Cobras (1) | 4-0 | 168 | 3 |
3. | Men | 3-1 | 160 | 1 |
4. | Theo | 2-2 | 152 | 5 |
5. | AK-47 | 3-1 | 141 | 4 |
6. | Oklahoma City Thunder | 4-0 | 125 | 6 |
7. | AD | 4-0 | 121 | 7 |
8. | Brown | 2-2 | 102 | 9 |
9. | Ortega | 2-2 | 100 | 10 |
10. | Elect Judge Jim Wascher | 2-2 | 99 | 13 |
11. | Boo Radley and Friends | 2-2 | 76 | 11 |
12. | Malkin | 1-3 | 72 | 8 |
13. | Attack the Rack | 1-3 | 66 | 12 |
14. | We Are Huge in Japan | 1-3 | 44 | 15 |
15. | Tallula | 0-4 | 42 | 14 |
16. | Tuesday's With Morrie | 1-3 | 32 | 18 |
17. | Ba Dunk-A-Dunk | 0-4 | 22 | 17 |
18. | Hungry Unicorns | 0-4 | 12 | 16 |
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Week 4 Recap
#13 Elect Judge Jim Wascher 45 - #1 Men 42 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Ben Burgess got a layup and 1, missed the free throw, got his own rebound made a layup and 1, for a 5 point play. | Henry Perry. 20 points, 3 steals, 2 blocks 6 boards. For those of you keeping track at home that's a quadruple-single. | "That one was for all the doubters who said we didn't have what it takes. I had a chip on my shoulder and proved them wrong. God Bless. Praise be to Allah." - Henry Perry "I'm gonna get more shit than Martin Lawrence's latest film" - Alex Hankin |
Up Next: Men vs. Ortega. Wascher vs. Ba Dunk-A-Dunk. |
#2 Barifinkle/ Team Sit on My Face 55 - #15 We Are Huge in Japan 29 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
Barifinkle turned in their Night League application. They've got their first real test with Theo next week. | Chris Sweitzer. Sweitzer ran past the poorly-conditioned Japanese team, on his way to a game high 16 points. | "Healy didn't have his best game ever"- Ryan Murningham |
Up Next: Barifinkle vs. Theo. Japan vs. Hungry Unicorns. |
#3 Globo Gym Purple Cobras 47 - #14 Tallula 17 | ||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE |
4 people walked through the gym for Globo Gym, ensuring they would be allowed to play. The Purple Cobras led 26-3 in the first half. | Ryan Rakocy. Ryan opened the game for Globo Gym scoring the first 8 points to start the game off with a big lead. | "I hate teams like this. When are we gonna play a real game?" - Matt Haller |
Up Next: Globo Gym Purple Cobras vs AK-47. Tallula vs. Attack the Rack |
#5 Theo 21 - #4 AK-47 19 (OT) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IT WAS OVER WHEN... | GAME BALL GOES TO... | QUOTE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Joe Lankford hit a 3 at the beginning of the extra period to put Theo ahead by three 19-16, which iced the game, especially with Gorodetsky out after injuring himself on the last play of regulation. | Joe Lankford. Leading scorer for Theo keeps them in the playoff race at 2-2. Also gives them a big win in a rivalry that started freshman year. Gorodetsky should be quiet for a few days. | "Robert, that's not like a funny joke" - Cody Hines | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Up Next: AK-47 vs. Globo Gym Purple Cobras. Theo vs. Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face.
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Monday, January 5, 2009
Week 4 Line
#1 Men (-24) vs. #13 Elect Judge Jim Wascher
#2 Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (-28) at #15 We Are Huge in Japan
#3 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (-18) vs. #14 Tallula
#4 AK-47 (-4) vs. #5 Theo
#6 Oklahoma City Thunder (-20) vs. #17 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk
#7 AD (-1) vs. #12 Attack the Rack
#8 Malkin at #10 Ortega (-2.5)
#9 Brown at #11 Boo Radley and Friends (-6)
#16 Hungry Unicorns (-11) vs. #18 Tuesday's With Morrie
Spreads subject to change until Wednesday
#2 Barifinkle/Team Sit on My Face (-28) at #15 We Are Huge in Japan
#3 Globo Gym Purple Cobras (-18) vs. #14 Tallula
#4 AK-47 (-4) vs. #5 Theo
#6 Oklahoma City Thunder (-20) vs. #17 Ba Dunk-A-Dunk
#7 AD (-1) vs. #12 Attack the Rack
#8 Malkin at #10 Ortega (-2.5)
#9 Brown at #11 Boo Radley and Friends (-6)
#16 Hungry Unicorns (-11) vs. #18 Tuesday's With Morrie
Spreads subject to change until Wednesday
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