Coach K...(Rob11) JU Dolphins (NCAA Basketball 09)

[K_rob11]

Ok...I'm over it now...


The Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament RECAP:




MARCH 4 - ROUND 1

	(#1) ETSU BYE		MARCH 5 -SEMI-FINALS
			(#1) ETSU - 81 (#4) Lipscomb - 75
					MARCH 6 - FINALS
					Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Championship Game (#1) ETSU - 69 (#6) BELMONT - 75
	(#4) Lipscomb - 77 (#5) Mercer - 72
	(#3) Campbell - 64 (#6) Belmont - 66
			(#6) Belmont - 79 (#7) Stetson** - 61
	(#2) JACKSONVILLE - 76 (#7) Stetson - 78 game accidentally simmed!!

Congratulations to the 2009 ATLANTIC SUN TOURNAMENT CHAMPION: BELMONT BRUINS

[K_rob11]

SEASON 2 RECAP

Overall Record: 17-13
Conference Record: 7-5
Conference Finish: 2nd
Record vs top 25: 2-0



Team Leaders:

Scoring: Ben Smith (16.6 ppg)
Rebounding: Ben Hinton (8.1 rpg)
Assists: Ben Smith (6.5 apg)
Steals: Ayron Hardy (2.5 spg)
Blocks: Lemon Colbert (2.0 bpg)



How the season ended for Jacksonville:

The 2009 season ended with a 78-76 SIMMED loss to Stetson. The game was ACCIDENTALLY SIMMED in an attempt to sim the tournament game before ours. I did not know that stupid EA has it set to up to where you cannot sim individual games, instead it sims the entire round . STUPID EA!


2009 NCAA National Champions:

Davidson Wildcats

Stephen Currry's return for his senior season paid off for Davidson as they were able to grab the school's first national championship defeating Gonzaga in the final game.



Stephen Curry delivers Davidson their
first National Championship.

[K_rob11]

JU BASKETBALL INSIDER
Your source for in-depth coverage of the Jacksonville Dolphins Men's Basketball Team
written by Robb, the JU Dolphin Insider

2010 Season Outlook
Written by Rob, JU Dolphins Insider
November 2010, Issue No. 5


With a year under his belt, Sophmore Ben Hinton
should be a force to be reckoned with in the Atlantic
Sun.

Will the loss of Ben Smith be too much for
the Dolphins to overcome?

With a disappointing end to the 2009 season, the Jacksonville Dolphins will look to bounce back in 2010 and hopefully fulfill some pretty lofty expectations. Although losing Ben Smith, their leading scorer of the last 2 years, the Dolphins are still considered to be one of the top teams in the Atlantic Sun. Sophmore sensation Ben Hinton will look to lead the way now that Smith is gone.

The Dolphins will once again have a very tough non-conference schedule, but 3rd year Head Coach Kevin Roberts believes that their challenging schedule will only help his team get stronger in the long run. Hopefully they will be "strong" enough to win the Atlantic Sun title this year and make it to the NCAA tournament - a feat that has not been accomplished since 1986.



2010 ROSTER


Projected Starting 5

C - Szymon Lukasiak / 6' 10" / 240 Ibs / Sr. (Ovr - 78)

PF - Ben Hinton / 6' 7" / 252 lbs / So. (Ovr - 78)

SF - Ayron Hardy / 6' 5"/ 188 lbs / Sr. (Ovr - 79)

SG - Tevin Galvin / 6' 4" / 180 lbs / Jr. (Ovr - 80)

PG - Travis Cohn / 6' 2" / 152 lbs / Sr. (Ovr - 77)



Bench


PF - Pete Perez / Fr. (Ovr- 69)
PF - Aric Brooks / Sr. (Ovr - 78)
SG - Scott Weston/ So. (Ovr - 68)
PG - Michael Fraser/ Fr. (Ovr - 66)
PG - Mark Amos/ So. (Ovr - 62)
SF- Tyson Mason/ So. (Ovr - 60)
C - Jerome Clay/ Fr. (RS) (Ovr - 57)




2010 Season Schedule

Opponent	Score	Result
Florida State	---	---
FIU	---	---
UCF	---	---
AT Alabama	---	---
AT Montana	---	---
AT Gardner-Webb	---	---
AT Temple	---	---
AT #25 Georgetown	---	---
Iowa State	---	---
Fordham	---	---
Clemson	---	---
AT Miami	---	---
ELON	---	---
AT Wisconsin	---	---
Siena	---	---
Florida Atlantic	---	---
ETSU*	---	---
Campbell*	---	---
Mercer*	---	---
AT ETSU*	---	---
AT Stetson*	---	---
Stetson*	---	---
Belmont*	---	---
AT Campbell*	---	---
AT Lipscomb*	---	---
Lipscomb*	---	---
AT Mercer*	---	---
AT Belmont*	---	---

* indicates conference game

[superjames1992]

That's a sucky way to end the season...

Good luck this year!

[K_rob11]

Quote: Originally Posted by superjames1992

That's a sucky way to end the season... Good luck this year!

Thanks man....

Funny you bumped this up because I was just about to provide another update sometime tonight (finally!).

I just haven't had as much time because I had to move my (real) basketball team's practice time to a later time. Yeah, I actually do coach basketball in real life at an elementary school here in JAX, and we are having our returning players for next year compete in a winter league right now. Since I had to move my practice time to later in the evening, I haven't had time to update as much....but I have still been playing my games (3 games into year 3 right now).


Whenever I have the extra time, I will provide more updates because I am still having a blast with this game (It's the only game I play on my 360.)

[K_rob11]

ESPN/ USA Today Top 25 Poll

Rank	Team
1	Davidson
2	Florida
3	Kentucky
4	UNLV
5	Texas
6	Gonzaga
7	Northeastern
8	Xavier
9	Memphis
10	Weber State
11	Georgia
12	Illinois State
13	Tulsa
14	Tennessee
15	Oklahoma
16	Villanova
17	Indiana
18	Kansas
19	Nevada
20	Washington
21	Connecticut
22	Louisville
23	Boston University
24	Nebraska
25	Georgetown

[K_rob11]

Dolphins comeback to
win season opener


Ben Hinton drives strong to the basket for 2 of his game
high 28 points.


(Jacksonville, FL) -- The Jacksonville Dolphins opened their 2010 basketball season with a 81-74 comback win against the Florida State Seminoles. Ben Hinton would lead the way for the Dolphins scoring 28 points and grabbing 7 rebounds despite being in foul trouble for most of the game.

The Dolphins fell behind early in the game as FSU jumped out to a 28-8 lead midway through the first half. The Dolphins fought back to cut the lead to 7 by halftime and continued to keep it close the rest of the way. JU finally pulled away with a Tevin Galvin 3 pointer that would put the Dolphins ahead by 5 with 33 seconds left to play in the game. It was Galvin's first 3 pointer of the night after missing his first 5 attempts. Travis Cohn would seal the deal with 2 final freethrows after FSU failed to score on their next possession.

	1st	2nd	OT	FINAL
FSU (0-1)	42	32	-	74
Jacksonville (1-0)	35	46	-	81

Key Stats


Jacksonville

Ben Hinton - 28 pts, 7 reb, 1 block
Travin Cohn - 10 pts, 6 assists
Tevin Galvin - 7 pts, 1/6 (3PM/ATT)


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Next Game


FIU 0-1 AT 1-0

[K_rob11]

2010 Season Schedule

Opponent	Score	Result
Florida State	81-74	won
FIU	90-69	won
UCF	84-82	won
AT Alabama	74-68	lost
AT Montana	---	---
AT Gardner-Webb	---	---
AT Temple	---	---
AT #25 Georgetown	---	---
Iowa State	---	---
Fordham	---	---
Clemson	---	---
AT Miami	---	---
ELON	---	---
AT Wisconsin	---	---
Siena	---	---
Florida Atlantic	---	---
ETSU*	---	---
Campbell*	---	---
Mercer*	---	---
AT ETSU*	---	---
AT Stetson*	---	---
Stetson*	---	---
Belmont*	---	---
AT Campbell*	---	---
AT Lipscomb*	---	---
Lipscomb*	---	---
AT Mercer*	---	---
AT Belmont*	---	---

[K_rob11]

Coach K (Rob) calls it quits;
will likely take Villanova job


Kevin Roberts failed to lead Jacksonville to the big dance, but is
very optimistic about the Program's future as well as his own.


(Jacksonville, FL) -- Kevin Roberts is expected to hold a press conference today to announce his resignation as Head Coach of the Jacksonville Dolphins and his intentions to take over the head coaching job at Villanova. The decision to leave comes 4 games (3 games not reported in this thread) into what would have been his 3rd season at JU. Roberts released this statement to the media last night:

"This was truly a difficult decision for me, but I believe it is the right decision for me and my family. Whenever you have a chance at greater opportunity, I believe you have to take it. That's what life is all about. Challenge yourself, don't limit yourself...that is what I have always preached to these young men. I have met alot of nice people here and I told the team that they will always be a part of my life and wished them all the best of luck. My door is always open to them."

Roberts' overall record at Jacksonville is less than stellar at 30-27. But despite the unimpressive record, Roberts was loved here in Jacksonville by fans and his players. He also remain's one of the nation's top 'young' recruiters.

Still, the move to Villanova will most certainly raise some eyebrows. At 31 years old, Roberts will become the youngest Head basketball Coach to ever coach at a Big East school. Most JU basketball followers knew, however, that it was only a matter of time before Roberts moved on to a bigger program. Roberts has always liked challenges; moving from the Atlantic Sun to the Big East may be his biggest challenge yet.

[MillardMavs]

O dude. You had a good run going with JU.

I hope you start a new thread but add links to this thread so we can go back and view how you did.