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ah Pugs is a good team with great defense. I honestly thought whoever won between me and him had the league won. Somehow DevilDogs fluked his way to victory scoring something like 120 ppg on 30% shooting, haha, and playing absolutely no defense. It was upsetting to say the least.

I thought you'd beat him too
Pugs lost to him in the Cup game in OT on the road
with the DevilDogs playing CT to his Normal
both teams playing full out lineups

Actually, the killer for Pugs vs you last season was the tiebreaker for HCA
you had 10 better PD
He led the semi final for the entire first 46 minutes
91-90 with 2:12 to play and never made another point
Steamrollers closed the deal with a 16-0 run

Last edited by Headless T Gunner at 5/27/2012 6:13:49 AM

Hope you won't take this the wrong way - but it could look better like this:

Actually, the killer for Pugs vs you last season was the tiebreaker for HCA
you had 10 better PD
He led the semi final for the entire first 46 minutes
91-90 with 2:12 to play and never made another point
Steamrollers closed the deal with a 16-0 run.

;)

Yes, edit fixed it, it said Clodhoppers instead
Clodhoppers are MY problem this season

underestimating never made good to anybody))) good luck this season))

I concur.

You're right, it came down to whoever had home court advantage was winning that season...

There was no underestimation. I checked your ratings, none of them were very impressive. I dominated the ratings in game 1, really baffled how I lost that, but my ratings were less impressive in game 3.
I think that move you did by playing normal on the road then going back home with higher enthusiasm won you the game and subsequently the season. It was a smart move.

You definitely had better players but he also had higher ethusiasm in the finals along with the HCA. Based on that, it doesn't look that surprising that he pulled off the finals win. Dam close though.

oh yeah that was a very close game))) imagine me jumping when my guy hit a buzzerbeater)))) that was my first game where i actually showed emotions))))

Everybody could win that championship with these players here is the toughest players to play against in all Canada division III salary wise,game shape does not count
Here are your catagories in order Name-Salary-Team-Age
Centers
1.Aldo Ridente $258044 Jhak Telecom 29 Years Old
2.Pino Tarabochia $140351 Canadian Steamrollers 34 Years Old
3.Giorgio Raffa $140087 Caiwan 23 Years Old
4.Valentín Šagát $117343 spider ball 23 Years Old
5.Giacomo Torchia $115820 sailers 26 Years Old
Power Forwards
1.Duchoslav Mudra $90672 Superfreakies 28 Years Old
2.Dragan Drakulovic $82845 Labeynerz 33 Years Old
3.Barry Khanum $56730 Squares 23 Years Old
4.Wilburn Langley $52073 The cKs 27 Years Old
5.Mo Ruyun $52021 Toronto Bluejays 27 Years Old
Small Forwards
1.Robert Blake $71378 C-Bridge Ballers 25 Years Old
2.Itzik Strool $64000 Haylors 25 Years Old
3.Jure Smolar $61066 Caiwan 26 Years Old
4.Richard Gill $59641 Smilodons 26 Years Old

Shooting Guards
1.Latif Lupinac $159883 Fresh Off the Boat 31 Years Old
2.Severin Alboncio $106628 MasSOUL 33 Years Old
3.Javor Jelovčić $100748 Fvcked 27 Years Old
4.Kamil Serafinski $97233 Saskatchewan Marauders 30 Years Old
5.Rien Molleman $82026 Mississauga Rainmakers 24 Years Old
Point Guards
1.Rene Pärn $112878 leOPIG 25 Years Old
2.Zdenek Šimák $71465 toronto matrix 32 Years Old
3.Laimutis Vaitenkovas $67899 PGT 26 Years Old
4.Massimo Guerrieri $57764 Yellowknife Test Icicles 28 Years Old
5.Mathias Berthelot $54235 ES Hammers 26 Years Old

Last edited by Myles at 6/2/2012 7:23:50 PM