Charleston 89, Dallas 69 (Slaughter Rule Enforced)
MOUNTAINEERS END DALLAS STREAK
DALLAS -- Using stifling defense and superb shooting the visiting Mountaineers from Charleston stopped the record 18-game winning streak of the Dallas Defense with a somewhat shocking and conclusive 89-69 slaughter rule victory on the champs' home court.
Points prevented by quarters
Charleston...6...2...6...3 Total=17
Dallas..........0...0...3...0 Total=3
Points prevented leaders
1. Piping Plover, Charleston 10
2. Nick Kenpoop, Charleston 4
Turnovers caused by quarters
Charleston...0...1...0...0 Total=1
Dallas..........0...1...0...2 Total=3
Turnovers Caused Leaders
1.Pete Marzano, Dallas 3
PLAYER OF THE GAME
35 GVP...Fourth-year ball-handling genius SEEYALATER SCRONTO was dazzling from the point for victorious Charleston, hitting treys, driving hard to the hole and handing out assists on the way to his first POG of the season. The 5-11 Scronto scored 15 of his game-high 28 points in the first quarter, setting the tone for the game and getting his charges off to a 6 point lead. Controlling the action, he was 11 for 20 from the field, including 2 for 4 from beyond the arc and 4 for 8 from the foul line. His 3 assists tied for game high and the smallest guy on the court managed to grab 4 rebounds.
Other 20-plus GVP performers
29 GVP...Charleston rookie forward Nick Kenpoop...22 points (4 slams)...4 rebounds...3 blocked shots.
27 GVP...Dallas Hall of Fame guard Juzan Djinn...18 points...6 rebounds...3 assists.
25 GVP...Charleston center Johnny Bananas...17 points...8 rebounds.
20 GVP...Charleston guard Kopi Luwak...10 points...10 rebounds in first game against his old team.
20 GVP...Dallas guard Vicious Hick...16 points...4 rebounds.
20 GVP...Dallas center Biggus Dickus...12 points...8 rebounds.
AFTER 2 BRACKETS
Changes in the East since last bracket
-- Charleston jumps past Dallas into second place behind Oklahoma City, with the Demons dropping to third.
Changes in the West since last bracket
-- Seattle, by virtue of its blow-out win against L.A., takes over first from Gillette, with the Humps dropping to second despite their win against Sacramento.
-- By the same token, although they both lost, Sacramento gets out of the cellar and is replaced by Los Angeles.
BRACKET NO. 3
-- Bracket 3 kicks off with a cross-over, pitting Philadelphia and Los Angeles. The Phobia has managed to look impressive in two close losses to stiff competition, while L.A. has take two sound beatings.
The FEATURED GAME in this bracket is the fourth one, which has Oklahoma City hosting the three-time defending champs from Dallas, fresh off their first defeat in 19 contests. Should be a capacity crowd.
BONUS
MOST CAREER TRIPLE DOUBLES
17…GREAT GRUNCLE TERRY …guard…HOF
16…JIMSY REDFERN…forward…1
quadruple-double
11…TOM “THE BOMB”
KONDLA…center…HOF…only triple-double season ever recorded
11…CHIP BATTOE…forward…HOF
9…MARCUS PETTIS…guard
9…BEEZOW BOP-BOP…guard…HOF
8…MAX PAYNE…center…HOF
7…SHUCKS OYSTER…guard…HOF
7…J.D. JEDREAT…forward…1
quadruple-double
7…TUG HERSHORTS…forward…HOF
7…DISS REFLEXIA…center…HOF
7…WAWA WEWA…forward…ACTIVE
ACTIVE TRIPLE-DOUBLE LEADERS
7…WAWA WEWA...forward
4…BIGGUS DICKUS…center
4…EHHY TABLE…guard
3…JUZAN DJINN…guard…HOF
3…J.J. GARGANTUAN…center…HOF
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