Sunday, January 27, 2008

Game 8 - The Big Two Roll

Great Lakes Christian and Robert Montgomery U, aka The Big Two, cruised to easy victories in Game 8 (1/22 - 1/26). Raymar Morgan scored 23 points to carry GLC past Oskee Wow-Wow, 83-21. Freshman Robbie Hummel replaced the injured Geary Claxton and netted 15 points in his Super 6 debut as the first-place Crusaders improved to 7-1. OWW's Shaun Pruitt rode the bench due to "disciplinary reasons." Keaton Grant and Joe Krabbenhoft had 8 points each for the Warriors ... RMU stayed one game off the pace with an 81-40 win over Nelson Christian. Four of RMU's starters scored 14 points or more, led by Manny Harris' 26. Kevin Coble added 17 to help the red-hot Knights win their sixth straight. DeShawn Sims scored 10 points to pace the offensively-challenged Doves (2-6) ... Craig Moore poured in 28 points and Jamar Butler tacked on 27 as Hershey snapped a four-game losing streak with a 90-71 win over Superior Baptist. The win leaves UH (3-5) tied for third place with SBU & OWW.

Game 8 results/boxes - (1/22 - 1/26)
GLC 83, OWW 21
RMU 81, UNC 40
UH 90, SBU 71

Game 9 in the Big Ten:

Sunday, 1/27
MICHIGAN STATE 77, MICHIGAN 62
ILLINOIS 70, NORTHWESTERN 37
Tuesday, 1/29
OHIO STATE 68, PENN STATE 56
Wednesday, 1/30
PURDUE 51, IOWA 50
NORTHWESTERN 68, TX PAN-AM 59
MICHIGAN STATE 51, ILLINOIS 41
Thursday, 1/31
MINNESOTA 77, MICHIGAN 65
WISCONSIN 62, INDIANA 49
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Friday, January 25, 2008

Heading Into The Weekend

Here's a great read from Rivals on the week ahead in the Big Ten.

And ... it's about to get ugly in here! The newest members of the Super 6 All-Ugly Team will be announced next week.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Game 8 - In Game Box

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Sunday, January 20, 2008

Game 7 - Nobody's Perfect, Again












Robert Montgomery U climbed to within one game of first place, and ended GLC's hopes for a perfect season, with a 65-47 win in Game 7 (1/16-1/20). RMU's Marcus Landry scored 21 points in a rare start and Kevin Coble, who's been unstoppable since his return to the team, added 19. After an 0-2 start, the Knights have racked up 5 straight wins to turn up the heat on front-running GLC. The Crusaders lost for the first time this season AND lost leading scorer Geary Claxton for the season with an ACL injury ... Superior Baptist snapped a four-game skid with a 72-54 win over Nelson Christian. Jamelle Cornley, who should become a big-time scorer at Penn State with Claxton out, paced the Crusaders with 19 points ... Keaton Grant scored 22 points to lead Oskee Wow-Wow past Hershey, 69-54. Shaun Pruitt tacked on 19 for the Warriors, who have won three of their last four. Hershey has dropped four straight.

Years Of Imperfection ... The Super 6 has never had an undefeated champion. GLC's Game 7 loss keeps that streak alive for the 17th season. Somewhere, Jeff Horner is jumping.

Game 7 results - 1/16 - 1/20
RMU 65, GLC 47
OWW 69, UH 54
SBU 72, UNC 54

Game 8 schedule (1/22 - 1/26)
OWW (3-4) @ GLC (6-1)
UNC (2-5) @ RMU (5-2)
UH (2-5) @ SBU (3-4)
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Games 5 and 6

Game 6 results - (1/12 - 1/15):
GLC 61, UH 52
RMU 76, SBU 44
OWW 60, UNC 52

Game 5 results - (1/6 - 1/10):
GLC 87, SBU 79
RMU 66, OWW 57
UNC 38, UH 36
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Sunday, January 06, 2008

Game 4 - Career Goals

Raymar Morgan and Manny Harris reach new heights as Game 4 becomes Career Day



Raymar Morgan wrapped up "Career Day" with a career-high 31 points as Great Lakes Christian beat Nelson Christian 91-41 in Game 4 (12/30-1/5). Geary Claxton tacked on 29 for the Crusaders, who are averaging 87 ppg en route to a 4-0 start ... Manny Harris also set a career-best with 25 points to lead Robert Montgomery U past Hershey, 76-62. Brian Butch added 22 and Jason Okrzesik finished with 14 to help the Knights improve to 2-2 and join a three-team log jam in second place, along with Hershey and SBU. U-H's Jamar Butler scored a career-high 32 and moved into second place on the Super 6 Scoring List, but it wasn't enough to keep the Red Storm from falling to the .500 mark ... Oskee Wow-wow picked up its first win of the season, 67-43 over Superior Baptist. The Warriors got the win thanks to a career-high (of course) 17 points from Keaton Grant and 17 more from Michael Thompson. Eric Gordon led SBU with 25 points (not even close to his career high).

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Wednesday, January 02, 2008

It's Time To Turn It Up!

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