Adidas Super 64/Fab 48

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Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« on: July 23, 2010, 12:32:43 AM »
Jermaine Sanders is having the half of his dreams against  Quinn Cook and DC Assault.
17 of New Heights 25 first-half points in from of Lavin. He did a highlight reel dunk on Sidiki Johnson, whose now playing for

Lavin was just watching Peller in the prior game in a win for Compton Magic over the uber talented NE Playaz

Earlier, he and Chiles were spotted catching Mo Harkless and the NY Panthers at the Fab 48 tournament.
Oz Cross was there too.

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Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2010, 08:00:38 AM »
Jermaine Sanders is having the half of his dreams against  Quinn Cook and DC Assault.
17 of New Heights 25 first-half points in from of Lavin. He did a highlight reel dunk on Sidiki Johnson, whose now playing for

Lavin was just watching Peller in the prior game in a win for Compton Magic over the uber talented NE Playaz

Earlier, he and Chiles were spotted catching Mo Harkless and the NY Panthers at the Fab 48 tournament.
Oz Cross was there too.
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....

Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #2 on: July 23, 2010, 08:47:02 AM »
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....

Hines and Dunlap might've been in another gym, as the tournament is spread out in Vegas....  Or, they could be at the Super Showcase in Florida.

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Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #3 on: July 23, 2010, 08:51:29 AM »
Jermaine Sanders is having the half of his dreams against  Quinn Cook and DC Assault.
17 of New Heights 25 first-half points in from of Lavin. He did a highlight reel dunk on Sidiki Johnson, whose now playing for

Lavin was just watching Peller in the prior game in a win for Compton Magic over the uber talented NE Playaz

Earlier, he and Chiles were spotted catching Mo Harkless and the NY Panthers at the Fab 48 tournament.
Oz Cross was there too.
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....

Oz is no longer listed on the STJ coaches page.
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Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #4 on: July 23, 2010, 10:04:34 AM »
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....

Hines and Dunlap might've been in another gym, as the tournament is spread out in Vegas....  Or, they could be at the Super Showcase in Florida.
Or at other events... or in Europe... there's a lot of ground to cover.

Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #5 on: July 24, 2010, 08:51:34 PM »
Jermaine Sanders is having the half of his dreams against  Quinn Cook and DC Assault.
17 of New Heights 25 first-half points in from of Lavin. He did a highlight reel dunk on Sidiki Johnson, whose now playing for

Lavin was just watching Peller in the prior game in a win for Compton Magic over the uber talented NE Playaz

Earlier, he and Chiles were spotted catching Mo Harkless and the NY Panthers at the Fab 48 tournament.
Oz Cross was there too.
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....
I'm almost positive that there still is a rule whereby one can only have three of the four coaches on the road at any one given time. In this case, Dunlap, like Blaney at UConn, would be the one to stay home.
Cross and Chiles were close to, well, bumping into each other outside of a bathroom at the Fab48 this morning. The Panthers advanced to play this evening. Skip Alston is their coach.


Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #6 on: July 25, 2010, 12:00:33 AM »
I'm almost positive that there still is a rule whereby one can only have three of the four coaches on the road at any one given time. In this case, Dunlap, like Blaney at UConn, would be the one to stay home.
Cross and Chiles were close to, well, bumping into each other outside of a bathroom at the Fab48 this morning. The Panthers advanced to play this evening. Skip Alston is their coach.

I think you're right, Sleaveless One.  I was told, Dunlap was home at the Peach Jam a little over a week ago.

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Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #7 on: July 25, 2010, 12:56:57 PM »
Jermaine Sanders is having the half of his dreams against  Quinn Cook and DC Assault.
17 of New Heights 25 first-half points in from of Lavin. He did a highlight reel dunk on Sidiki Johnson, whose now playing for

Lavin was just watching Peller in the prior game in a win for Compton Magic over the uber talented NE Playaz

Earlier, he and Chiles were spotted catching Mo Harkless and the NY Panthers at the Fab 48 tournament.
Oz Cross was there too.
Oz - was he in the St. John's shirt?!  Good to hear the staff's out there.  Wonder where Rico and Dunlap are....
I'm almost positive that there still is a rule whereby one can only have three of the four coaches on the road at any one given time. In this case, Dunlap, like Blaney at UConn, would be the one to stay home.
Cross and Chiles were close to, well, bumping into each other outside of a bathroom at the Fab48 this morning. The Panthers advanced to play this evening. Skip Alston is their coach.



Skip was coaching the Panthers at the Rumble too.  He seemed to coach a good game from when I saw him.
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Re: Adidas Super 64/Fab 48
« Reply #8 on: July 26, 2010, 04:35:07 PM »
Skip was coaching the Panthers at the Rumble too.  He seemed to coach a good game from when I saw him.
Yeah, he takes it seriously. He's better than most.
From a strategy perspective, he's still learning. One would think the NY kids had never seen a backdoor cut or a curl play off of a screen in the Final Four loss yesterday to the Iowa Barnstormers. When Iowa made their run in the first half, he didn't stop the momentum, by calling a time out and adjusting his defense. He just kept yelling "get low" and "play tough." Ultimately, he got a T, after the ref said he threatened him and felt he pulled the don't you know who I am card. They smoothed things over later.

The Iowa team, which has one high-major player, lost to Oakland (Josiah Turner, Jabari Brown, Brandon Ashley, Nick Johnson, Kyle Wiltjer) in the Championship.