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Blue at 15:49, 14 December 2011

2011-12-14T15:49:15Z

Blue at 15:46, 14 December 2011

2011-12-14T15:46:33Z

Blue: /* First Round */

2011-12-13T18:42:07Z

‎First Round

Blue: /* Southwest Region */

2011-11-29T17:02:58Z

‎Southwest Region

Blue at 17:58, 28 November 2011

2011-11-28T17:58:57Z

Blue: Added wikilink for all Bangor references

2011-08-15T13:37:40Z

Added wikilink for all Bangor references

Vick Ditale at 03:15, 1 April 2011

2011-04-01T03:15:14Z

Vick Ditale at 21:09, 29 March 2011

2011-03-29T21:09:40Z

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 '''(15) Scranton 68 - (2) Hot Springs 56'''
-The Scrappers used a team effort to shut down the defending champions, pulling off a huge upset as the #15 seed advances.  The gameplan was to let Gallagher get his points and shutdown everyone else and it worked to perfection for Scranton.  Craig Gleason and Ronnie Mund each scored 13 while point guard Robert Toms was thankful his team advanced despite turning the ball over 12 times!
+The Scrappers used a team effort to shut down the defending champions, pulling off a huge upset as the #15 seed advances.  The gameplan was to let [[L15_Kenneth_Gallagher | Kenneth Gallagher]] get his points and shutdown everyone else and it worked to perfection for Scranton.  Craig Gleason and Ronnie Mund each scored 13 while point guard Robert Toms was thankful his team advanced despite turning the ball over 12 times!
 ====Second Round====

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 ====First Round====
-[[Image:Andy_Torres.jpg|frame|right|Andy Torres slamming home a thunderous dunk against the Buffalo Dynamo]]
+[[Image:Andy_Torres.jpg|frame|right| [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] slamming home a thunderous dunk against the Buffalo Dynamo]]
 '''(1) Albuquerque 87 - (16) Charlotte 72'''
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 '''(4) Concord 94 - (13) Camden 83'''
-Camden went into halftime feeling good with a 9 point victory but things quickly changed as Concord's Bobby Larmee caught on fire, scoring 12 in the first 6 minutes of the second half.  Larmee finished with 29 points on 11-15 shooting, hitting 5 three pointers while Andy Torres added 14 points and 8 rebounds.
+Camden went into halftime feeling good with a 9 point victory but things quickly changed as Concord's Bobby Larmee caught on fire, scoring 12 in the first 6 minutes of the second half.  Larmee finished with 29 points on 11-15 shooting, hitting 5 three pointers while [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] added 14 points and 8 rebounds.
 '''(3) Mobile 89 - (14) Silver City 73'''
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 '''(4) Concord 83 - (5) Sacramento 74'''
-Concord hit it's free throws in the end as the State Hornets tried to make a furious comeback, but it wasn't enough as Andy Torres and company move on to the Sweet 16.  The seven foot center for the Minutemen scored 13 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in 30 minutes for the four seed while frontcourt mate, Tony Allers added 7 rebounds helping dominate inside the paint.  Concord shot 50% from beyond the 3 point line, nailing 10 for the game as 6'9 junior, Bobby Larmee hit 4 of 6 on his way to a 15 point effort.  Sacramento's Andrew Hamlin led the team with a 19 point, 7 rebound effort and added 3 blocks.
+Concord hit it's free throws in the end as the State Hornets tried to make a furious comeback, but it wasn't enough as [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] and company move on to the Sweet 16.  The seven foot center for the Minutemen scored 13 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in 30 minutes for the four seed while frontcourt mate, Tony Allers added 7 rebounds helping dominate inside the paint.  Concord shot 50% from beyond the 3 point line, nailing 10 for the game as 6'9 junior, Bobby Larmee hit 4 of 6 on his way to a 15 point effort.  Sacramento's Andrew Hamlin led the team with a 19 point, 7 rebound effort and added 3 blocks.
 '''(3) Mobile 89 - (11) St. Paul 74'''
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 '''(4) Concord 103 - (1) Albuquerque 102'''
-Wow!  What an amazing game.  While Albuquerque got amazing production out of it's starters, it Concord went 8 men deep to counter the Marvelette's talent.  When Albuquerque's Mark Hobbs missed the front end of a free throw with 11 seconds left, it left the door open for Concord's star center, Andy Torres, to hit an incredible 3 pointer with no time left on the clock.  In overtime, Torres hit senior guard, Pete Campbell on a backdoor layup with 7 seconds to take the lead.  The upset was cemented when Albuquerque's center, Robert Porter missed a long shot with 1 second left.  Six players scored in double-digits for the Minutemen, led by Campbell's 18 and Andy Torres 16 point, 11 rebound effort.
+Wow!  What an amazing game.  While Albuquerque got amazing production out of it's starters, it Concord went 8 men deep to counter the Marvelette's talent.  When Albuquerque's Mark Hobbs missed the front end of a free throw with 11 seconds left, it left the door open for Concord's star center, [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]], to hit an incredible 3 pointer with no time left on the clock.  In overtime, Torres hit senior guard, Pete Campbell on a backdoor layup with 7 seconds to take the lead.  The upset was cemented when Albuquerque's center, Robert Porter missed a long shot with 1 second left.  Six players scored in double-digits for the Minutemen, led by Campbell's 18 and [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] 16 point, 11 rebound effort.
 '''(10) Huntington Beach 72 - (3) Mobile 71'''
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 '''(4) Concord 87 - (10) Huntington Beach 77'''
-Huntington Beach started quick out of the gates, building a lead, until Andy Torres took control inside and from then on we had a ball game!
+Huntington Beach started quick out of the gates, building a lead, until [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] took control inside and from then on we had a ball game!
 It was back and forth until we had a tie with a little over 3 minutes left, but when Torres put in a short field goal with 2:44 left, it was all Minutemen from then out as they ended the game on a 10-0 run.  Torres was simply to strong for the Cows' Antonio Cox inside as he scored 28 points and grabbed 11 rebounds.  Bobby Larmee was amazing as well, scoring 17 points and grabbing 7 rebounds, winning his much anticipated battle of stars vs. Jarrod Breaux.
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 It looked like we were headed for a blowout early, as the Minutemen jumped out to a quick 15 point lead.  Then before Concord knew what hit them, Panama City exploded for a quick run, tying the game at the half at 41 a piece.
-It was there that Jess Bickett and Frank Lundy decided it was go time and the two willed the Surfin' Siafu to a victory with clutch shots and opening up the Concord defense with quick ball penetration.  The second half was pretty much controlled by Panama City, as they held the Minutemen's superstar duo of Andy Torres and Bobby Larmee in check, not allowing either to take control of the game.
+It was there that Jess Bickett and Frank Lundy decided it was go time and the two willed the Surfin' Siafu to a victory with clutch shots and opening up the Concord defense with quick ball penetration.  The second half was pretty much controlled by Panama City, as they held the Minutemen's superstar duo of [[L15_Andy_Torres | Andy Torres]] and Bobby Larmee in check, not allowing either to take control of the game.
 Bickett ended up leading all scorers with 23, going 8-8 from the charity stripe, while Lundy added 17 on 7-12 shooting from the field.  Backup point guard, Abdullah Booker went 5-6 off the bench, scoring 13 points for Panama City.

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	====First Round====		====First Round====
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		+	[[Image:Andy_Torres.jpg\|frame\|right\|Andy Torres slamming home a thunderous dunk against the Buffalo Dynamo]]

	'''(1) Albuquerque 87 - (16) Charlotte 72'''		'''(1) Albuquerque 87 - (16) Charlotte 72'''

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 |RD3-score04=71
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-|RD4-team01=Phoenix
+|RD4-team01=Concord
-|RD4-score01=67
+|RD4-score01=##
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+|RD4-seed02=10
-|RD4-team02=Detroit
+|RD4-team02=Huntington Beach
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	'''Season 61 National Title Tournament'''		'''Season 61 National Title Tournament'''

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 |RD1-score03=75
 |RD1-seed04=9
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 |RD1-score04=73
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 This game was clearly a mismatch on paper and it didn't look much different when played out.  Abilene dominated on both sides of the ball, also outrebounding the bigger Hurricanes, 41-25.  Harrison Williams grabbed 13 boards, blocked 6 balls and scored 10 for the Squall while forward, Scott Batts added 13 points and 8 rebounds.
-'''(8) Lansing 75 - (9) Bangor 73'''
+'''(8) Lansing 75 - (9) [[L15_Bangor|Bangor]] 73'''
 Facing a 9 point deficit with 9 minutes to go, Lansing coach Warpig, sat his team down during a timeout and obviously said something that worked as the Fever took over from there and pulled out a last minute victory.  Lansing was outrebounded, committed more fouls, but great ball handling and clutch shooting gave them the victory as Laramie Orear led the team with 25 points on 10-13 shooting.

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−	'''Season 61 National ~~Invitational~~ Tournament'''	+	'''Season 61 National Title Tournament'''

	Season's 61 Tournament saw plenty of upsets from the start as 12 out of the 32 games resulted in the lower seed winning, including the loss of two #2 seeds and a #1 seed in the first round.		Season's 61 Tournament saw plenty of upsets from the start as 12 out of the 32 games resulted in the lower seed winning, including the loss of two #2 seeds and a #1 seed in the first round.

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	'''Season 61 National Invitational Tournament'''		'''Season 61 National Invitational Tournament'''
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	Season's 61 Tournament saw plenty of upsets from the start as 12 out of the 32 games resulted in the lower seed winning, including the loss of two #2 seeds and a #1 seed in the first round.		Season's 61 Tournament saw plenty of upsets from the start as 12 out of the 32 games resulted in the lower seed winning, including the loss of two #2 seeds and a #1 seed in the first round.