Earning Our Stripes

This is where to post any NBA or NCAA basketball franchises.
User avatar

The JZA
Posts: 4705
Joined: 07 Dec 2018, 13:10

Earning Our Stripes

Post by The JZA » 04 Jan 2021, 12:15

I counted a whole 7 seconds with LA in the paint, game is rigged
mvp wrote:
04 Jan 2021, 11:52
thanks bro. sometimes its hard to pull them since i dont have many highlight plays with the way i play, mostly just ball movement and basic bball.
Fam, it can be the ugliest play drawn, post it. Don't have to be pretty. Let us enjoy this damn it lol

Count
Posts: 1152
Joined: 19 Dec 2018, 08:38

Earning Our Stripes

Post by Count » 04 Jan 2021, 21:04

unis are so fire
User avatar

Topic author
mvp
Posts: 2643
Joined: 01 Jul 2020, 10:03

Earning Our Stripes

Post by mvp » 05 Jan 2021, 11:32

The JZA wrote:
04 Jan 2021, 12:15
Fam, it can be the ugliest play drawn, post it. Don't have to be pretty. Let us enjoy this damn it lol
got u bro. gotta give the ppl what they want.
Count wrote:
04 Jan 2021, 21:04
unis are so fire
the fiestas!

:obama:
User avatar

Topic author
mvp
Posts: 2643
Joined: 01 Jul 2020, 10:03

Earning Our Stripes

Post by mvp » 05 Jan 2021, 11:34


Final / Dec 23, 2020
Boston Celtics @ San Antonio Spurs
Fans clear the stands early as Celts sink Spurs 111-94
Jeff Teague led the way with 29 points as Kemba's replacement; Tatum and Brown tag team for 44 points

BOS / Starters / SA
Jeff Teague / PG / Dejounte Murray
Marcus Smart / SG / Derrick White
Jaylen Brown / SF / DeMar DeRozan
Jayson Tatum / PF / Trey Lyles
Robert Williams / C / LaMarcus Aldridge

111 94

BOS // 32 / 19 / 32 / 28 // 111
SA // 24 / 23 / 16 / 31 // 94


Play of the Game: Tatum bounces out of trouble, resets, and splits the D for the scoop finish.


San Antonio Spurs // (5-5)
DeMar DeRozan: 18 pts / 6 reb / 3 ast / 8-16 FG / 0-1 3PT / 2-2 FT
LaMarcus Aldridge: 12 pts / 7 reb / 3 blk / 5-10 FG / 1-3 3PT / 1-1 FT
Dejounte Murray: 10 pts / 5 reb / 2 blk / 4-10 FG / 0-2 3PT / 2-2 FT
Derrick White: 10 pts / 2 reb / 3 ast / 3-9 FG / 1-5 3PT / 3-4 FT
Team Stats: 44% FG / 7-29 (24%) 3PT / 15-19 (79%) FT / 16 TO


Boston Celtics // (3-5)
Jeff Teague: 29 pts / 3 reb / 5 ast / 12-19 FG / 2-5 3PT / 3-4 FT
Jaylen Brown: 24 pts / 11 reb / 1 ast / 10-20 FG / 2-5 3PT / 2-4 FT
Jayson Tatum: 20 pts / 7 reb / 4 stl / 8-22 FG / 2-9 3PT / 2-4 FT
Daniel Theis: 10 pts / 5 reb / 2 stl / 4-7 FG / 0-1 3PT / 2-2 FT
Team Stats: 45% FG / 9-31 (29%) 3PT / 16-24 (67%) FT / 7 TO

Injury Report
BOS Kemba Walker - Out

• • •

Next Up

(3-7)


User avatar

The JZA
Posts: 4705
Joined: 07 Dec 2018, 13:10

Earning Our Stripes

Post by The JZA » 05 Jan 2021, 11:43

Mr. Jayson "behind the back, around the screen, the paint is black and the shot is green' Tatum :obama:

Lets try to stay above .500, should be a good one next game

Count
Posts: 1152
Joined: 19 Dec 2018, 08:38

Earning Our Stripes

Post by Count » 05 Jan 2021, 13:23

Jeff Teague turning back the clock
User avatar

Topic author
mvp
Posts: 2643
Joined: 01 Jul 2020, 10:03

Earning Our Stripes

Post by mvp » 05 Jan 2021, 14:51

The JZA wrote:
05 Jan 2021, 11:43
Mr. Jayson "behind the back, around the screen, the paint is black and the shot is green' Tatum :obama:

Lets try to stay above .500, should be a good one next game


memphis is missing morant, jackson, and kyle anderson :lol: game should be a breeze
Count wrote:
05 Jan 2021, 13:23
Jeff Teague turning back the clock
thought i was playing atl for a second. he was killing me. probably because i was too worried about shutting down the rest of the team. plus it didnt help that my best defender (dejounte) was got in early foul trouble and had to sit
User avatar

Topic author
mvp
Posts: 2643
Joined: 01 Jul 2020, 10:03

Earning Our Stripes

Post by mvp » 05 Jan 2021, 14:51



Draft Preview: 2021 Class Profiles

It's never too early to talk NBA draft!

This series will be breaking down some of the top prospects in this upcoming offseason's NBA draft. Ideally, we'll hit the top 30 players that are projected to go in the first round over the course of the regular season.

Today we start with the cream of the crop. At the moment, these are the top five projected prospects.

• • •

NBA Draft Big Board



SF Shareef Rose / All-Around Wing, UCLA
6'9" / 203 lbs / Projected: No. 1

The defacto number one selection here should be Rose. His player comp is Michael Porter Jr., but he is as much of a guarantee we have seen since Kevin Durant.

It's hard to compare someone to one of the greatest players in the history of the game, but Rose's best case scenario would be for him to pan out as the next Kevin Durant. He's an outstanding scorer with terrific length and size. Not only that, but he's a good on-ball defender.

The worst case scenario player comp for Rose would be Harrison Barnes, which is a pretty high floor.

Main Strengths: Size, shooting, scoring, defense, length, playmaking, athleticism / Main Weaknesses: Strength

• • •



PG Stephon Meriweather / Playmaking PG, JDA Dijon Basket (France)
6'4" / 198 lbs / Projected: Top 3

Born in Bruges, Belgium, and raised in France, Meriweather is at the top of the list when it comes to guard prospects.

Comping out as a similar player to Lonzo Ball, Meriweather has a nice all around game as a distributer with a little bit better scoring ability. Very smart team player.

Main Strengths: Court vision, IQ, size, speed, craftiness / Main Weaknesses: Outside shooting

• • •



SF Marvin Smith Jr. / 3-and-D Forward, UNC
6'9" / 253 lbs / Projected: Top 5

Marvin Smith Jr. is a burly wing defender with elite length and a knockdown jumper. He's the prototypical 3-and-D player every team is looking for. Because of that, Smith grades out as the most versatile fit in the draft that can fit with any team.

He's athletically gifted and can defend multiple positions on the floor. With similar size and structure to Draymond Green, Smith could easily see some action at the 5-spot.

With some work to his game, Marvin Smith Jr. could fall anywhere between Khris Middleton to Robert Covington, to Jerami Grant in terms of his player comparison.

Main Strengths: Outside shooting, defense, strength / Main Weaknesses: Playmaking

• • •



PF Alonzo Oriakhi / Stretch Four, UConn
6'10" / 228 lbs / Projected: Top 5

Oriakhi is a tall lefty with range. Not as good of a defender as Jaren Jackson Jr., but he has a very similar offensive game. He has great length and good athleticism and has a high floor to contribute right away.

Wingspan is out of this world at almost 8 feet long, should contribute as a shot disruptor in the paint and on the perimeter.

Main Strengths: Size, wingspan, outside shooting, rebounding / Main Weaknesses: Finishing, low post

• • •



SG Devonte' Brown / Scoring Wing, Kentucky
6'7" / 207 lbs / Projected: Top 5

'DB' is a walking bucket. If he follows suit to what he's shown throughout his amateur career, Brown looks like a stereotypical future sixth man of the year award winner. He has the ability to drop 40 right now, but so does whoever he's guarding. Absolute scorcher from the corners.

His razzle dazzle play style is similar to the likes of Lou Williams, Terrance Ross, J.R. Smith, Jamal Crawford, Tyler Herro, or worst case scenario, Dion Waiters. Best case scenario for Brown is that he turns into the next Devin Booker or Bradley Beal.

Main Strengths: Scoring, shooting, finishing / Main Weaknesses: Defense, discipline, IQ

• • •

User avatar

Captain Canada
Posts: 2208
Joined: 01 Dec 2018, 00:15

Earning Our Stripes

Post by Captain Canada » 05 Jan 2021, 15:09

Loved that draft writeup. That Jayson Tatum move to get to the basket :obama:
User avatar

djp73
Posts: 5370
Joined: 27 Nov 2018, 13:42

Earning Our Stripes

Post by djp73 » 06 Jan 2021, 06:58

nice draft write up! are you running an ncaa season too?
Post Reply