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KokomoMantis
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#25 St. Edwards (yes, this is overall folks)

Great job St. Edwards!
KokomoMantis
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#21 and seems to keep rising up the ranks!
Ced
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Good luck Fontbonne, whom ducked IU in non~conference.
AbeFroman
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February 12th, 2032 Overview, via ChatGPT

Christopher Colburn: Welcome back to ESPN College GameDay! We're diving right back into the action with a look at the Conference V.14 standings. It's getting heated, folks! I'm Christopher Colburn, and joining me are the legendary Frank Kellogg, Gabriel Held, and Jalen Cooper. Let's break it down, guys.

Frank: That's right, Chris! These standings are as intense as ever. We've got West Florida leading the pack with an impressive 20-3 record in the conference. They're on fire!

Gabriel: Fire, indeed! But hot on their heels, we've got Oklahoma Panhandle State with a 19-4 record. Those guys are making some noise this season.

Jalen: And don't forget Western Washington, sitting at number three. They're 17-6 in the conference, still a force to be reckoned with.

Christopher: Absolutely. Now let's take a closer look at today's games. Starting with the results from earlier:

Western Washington 75 - Ferrum 91

Gabriel: Looks like Western Washington had a rough day. Their five-game winning streak came to an end, and Ferrum showed no mercy.

Frank: Yeah, Ferrum really came out swinging in this one. It's impressive to see them take down a team like Western Washington.

Xavier 65 - Austin College 59

Jalen: Xavier managed to secure a victory here, breaking their two-game losing streak. Austin College put up a fight, but it just wasn't enough.

Gabriel: Hey, Jalen, didn't you have a few battles against Xavier back in the day?

Jalen: Oh, you bet I did, Gabe. Those were some intense matchups. Xavier's got a strong program.

Montana State Billings 77 - Bellarmine 63

Frank: Montana State Billings came out strong and snapped their three-game losing streak. Bellarmine, unfortunately, couldn't turn their season around.

Christopher: It's been a tough year for Bellarmine. Let's hope they can bounce back soon.

Rhode Island College 94 - Lakeland 51

Jalen: Rhode Island College made a statement in this game. They dominated Lakeland from start to finish, extending their winning streak to five games.

Gabriel: That's a beatdown, no doubt. Rhode Island College means business.

Notre Dame 75 - Messiah 94

Frank: Wow, what an upset! Notre Dame had a two-game winning streak going, but Messiah came out of nowhere and put a stop to it.

Christopher: This game shook things up a bit in the standings. Messiah is making a push.

Maryville 78 - Oklahoma Panhandle State 92

Gabriel: Oklahoma Panhandle State continues to impress. They've won three in a row now, and they had no trouble taking care of business against Maryville.

Jalen: Yeah, Maryville's struggling this season, but credit to Oklahoma Panhandle State for staying consistent.

Dubuque 91 - University of the Pacific 75

Jalen: Dubuque has been on a roll lately, and they kept it going with this win. They're now riding a four-game winning streak.

Frank: That's some good momentum for Dubuque. They're climbing up the standings.

West Florida 70 - West Alabama 67

Christopher: Talk about a nail-biter! West Florida narrowly escaped with a win against West Alabama. That could've gone either way.

Gabriel: That's right, Chris. It was a close one, but West Florida managed to hold on and secure the victory. West Alabama put up a strong fight, but West Florida's experience and skill prevailed in the end.

Christopher: That's all the time we have for now. Thank you for joining us on ESPN College GameDay. Stay tuned for more exciting college basketball coverage. Until next time, keep cheering and enjoying the game!
Stromstar
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Xavier Musketeers
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"Conference V.14: A Showcase of Powerhouses and Rising Stars

Get ready for the electrifying action in Conference V.14 as some of the nation's most talented teams battle it out on the hardwood. From perennial powerhouses to emerging forces, this conference has it all. Let's dive into the colorful world of each team and their unique strengths.

1. Messiah (141.7): "Magicians of the Court"
Led by the mesmerizing playmaking skills of Dennis Croft, the Messiah team is set to weave their magic on the court. With Croft's lightning-quick moves and pinpoint passes, his teammates, including the high-flying Kevin Holman, will soar to new heights. Expect this team to pull off spectacular plays that will leave fans in awe.

2. North Alabama (136.9): "The Thunderous Titans"
North Alabama strikes fear into their opponents' hearts with their thunderous presence on the court. Lee Curtin, the lightning-fast point guard, orchestrates the team's lightning-quick transition offense. Larry Norman, a high-flying small forward, adds to their dynamic play. Together, they form a relentless force that will shake the foundation of the conference.

3. Ferrum (136.8): "The Ironclad Warriors"
Ferrum enters the conference with an ironclad determination to dominate. With Mike Card at the helm, their fearless point guard, and the explosive scoring prowess of Kenny Wright, this team possesses an arsenal of weapons. Their relentless defense, led by Lewis Pruitt in the paint, will make it a daunting task for opponents to breach their fort.

4. Notre Dame (136.3): "The Fighting Firebrands"
Prepare for a fiery display of basketball from Notre Dame. The backcourt duo of Davontae Arrington and Rafael Orosco brings a blend of finesse and tenacity that keeps opponents on their toes. Corey Reeves, a force in the paint, adds to their arsenal of offensive weapons. The Fighting Firebrands will ignite the court with their fierce determination.

5. Xavier (133.5): "Swift Magicians"
Led by the dynamic point guard, Victor Stokes, Xavier is a team that mesmerizes fans with their swift and precise ball movement. With Tony DeLong's long-range accuracy and Russ Robb's unyielding determination, Xavier has the firepower to ignite the court. The explosive Nicolas Ortega and the versatile Leland Stewart add an extra touch of flair to their game. This team's ability to weave spells with their ball handling and creative playmaking makes them a formidable force.

6. West Texas A&M (131.8): "Rampaging Buffaloes"
If there's one team that brings a stampede of power to the court, it's West Texas A&M. Clark Dickerson, the lightning-fast shooting guard, leaves opponents in his dust, while Ken Healy's versatility and Jeremy Whyte's tenacity provide a lethal combination. The relentless Dejuan Starkey and the towering presence of Floyd Bales make the Buffaloes a force to be reckoned with in the paint. Prepare to witness an unstoppable stampede as West Texas A&M charges their way to victory.

7. Akron (131.3): "The Flying Zephyrs"
Akron takes flight on the wings of their high-flying players. Rob Gable, the crafty point guard, orchestrates the offense with precision, while Jon Myers' ability to soar above the rim leaves spectators in awe. Scotty Daniels' lightning-quick moves and Deion Mueller's sharp shooting elevate Akron's game to new heights. With a roster filled with acrobatic players like Cedric Rozier and Rick Lane, the Zephyrs leave opponents feeling like they're chasing a hurricane.

8. Illinois-Chicago (125.4): "Phoenix Rising"
Illinois-Chicago is a team that refuses to be held down. Led by the fiery Tyler Pugh, their point guard with a never-say-die attitude, this team rises from the ashes of adversity. Denny Cunningham's smooth shooting stroke and Deon Harley's relentless defense bring a formidable edge. Oliver Doll's versatility and Clay McLaughlin's unwavering determination make them a force to be reckoned with. Illinois-Chicago is a team that will ignite the court and leave opponents scorched in their wake.
Title: The Mighty Mavericks of Conference V.14: Unleashing Unique Strengths

9. Montana State Billings (125.1): "Versatility Warriors"
Led by a dynamic trio of point guards in Darren Plummer, K.J. Dunne, and Al Bruno, the Montana State Billings team showcases their versatility. Whether it's Plummer's exceptional scoring ability, Dunne's court vision, or Bruno's all-around skills, this team is a force to be reckoned with. Lloyd Rayford and Noel Franks provide a deadly shooting combo from the wing, while Lou McKnight brings size and athleticism to dominate the paint. With a roster that blends multiple positions seamlessly, the Versatility Warriors are ready to take on any challenge.

10. Southwestern (124.6): "The Grit and Grind Battalion"
Southwestern embodies the blue-collar mentality with their hard-nosed playing style. Sherman Reno and Thomas Mayhew orchestrate the offense with their tenacity and leadership, while Timmy Griffin and Marty Cooper bring relentless defense on the perimeter. George Madden and Rodney Bowser anchor the paint, never backing down from a challenge. This team's determination and resilience make them a formidable opponent, willing to do whatever it takes to secure victory. The Grit and Grind Battalion will battle until the final buzzer.

11. Rhode Island College (123.4): "Electric Showtime"
With an explosive backcourt led by Todd Mortensen, Darryl Benton, Peyton Choate, and Clyde Cain, Rhode Island College boasts a fast-paced, high-scoring style of play. Their quickness, shooting prowess, and ability to create highlight-reel plays make them an exciting team to watch. Abelardo Luque and Ty Alderman provide a solid presence in the frontcourt, combining their scoring and rebounding abilities. The Electric Showtime brings electrifying energy to the court, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.

12. Piedmont (114.9): "The Speedsters"
Piedmont brings a lightning-fast lineup to Conference V.14. Led by their dynamic point guard, Alvaro Ortega, who combines quickness and playmaking abilities, the team excels in transition offense. With Ted Barnhill and Pete Evans on the wings, their perimeter shooting and slashing skills add another dimension to their speedy attack. Caleb Sharp and Charles Donaldson provide versatility and scoring prowess from the guard positions. Otis Gray and Buck Roberts contribute energy and athleticism on the wings, while Mitch Carneglia dominates the paint with his size and strength. Expect Piedmont to leave opponents struggling to keep up with their high-octane style of play.


13. LaGrange (114.6): "Dynamic Dunkers"
LaGrange possesses an array of high-flyers who can light up the scoreboard with their acrobatic dunks. Dustin O'Malley, Sean McCoy, and Cody Coker excel at soaring above the rim, leaving defenders in awe. Ed Tolbert and Chandler Rock provide the team with versatility and scoring ability from the wing. Keith Farrell and Ronnie Berg bring physicality and rebounding prowess to dominate the interior. With a roster full of aerial artists, the Dynamic Dunkers are set to entertain fans with their gravity-defying displays.

14. Nebraska Wesleyan (112.5): "The Dynamo Show"
Nebraska Wesleyan boasts a high-energy roster filled with explosive players. CJ Jones, a dynamic point guard, possesses lightning-fast moves that leave defenders in awe. Alongside him, Aaron Love showcases a lethal shooting touch, while Peyton Mize dominates the boards with his exceptional rebounding skills. This team's electrifying style and unwavering determination make them a force to be reckoned with.

15. Ohio Valley (91.4): "The Resilient Revolution"
Ohio Valley enters the conference with a squad characterized by resilience and a hunger for success. Terrance Burke, an agile point guard, leads the charge, fearlessly driving to the basket and making crafty plays. With a tenacious defense led by Aaron Humphrey, a versatile shooting guard, and Ozzie Helm, a strong power forward, Ohio Valley will challenge opponents until the final whistle, never backing down from any obstacle.

16. Dubuque (85.3): "Rising Flames"
Dubuque may be the underdogs of Conference V.14, but they possess a roster that is capable of igniting excitement. With Tory Jennings and Chao Zhou orchestrating the backcourt and Corey Tanner providing a spark on the wing, Dubuque's high-energy style and willingness to take risks will keep fans on the edge of their seats. They may be young, but they are determined to make their mark.


With each team playing a grueling 30-game schedule, the competition is expected to be fierce. Although basketball is known for its unpredictability, we can attempt to identify the top contenders vying for promotion to Division-I, as well as the teams facing the risk of relegation to Division-III.

Projected Final Standings:
1. Ferrum (Record: 26-4)
2. Notre Dame (Record: 24-6)
3. Xavier (Record: 22-8)
4. West Texas A&M Buffaloes (Record: 21-9)
5. North Alabama (Record: 20-10)
6. Messiah (Record: 19-11)
7. Akron (Record: 18-12)
8. Montana St. Billings (Record: 17-13)
9. Illinois-Chicago (Record: 16-14)
10. Rhode Island College (Record: 15-15)
11. Piedmont (Record: 14-16)
12. Nebraska Wesleyan (Record: 13-17)
13. Southwestern (Record: 12-18)
14. Dubuque (Record: 11-19)
15. LaGrange (Record: 10-20)
16. Ohio Valley Fighting Scots (Record: 9-21)


Battle for Promotion:
Ferrum, with their impressive preseason TPI and average height, are the favorites to clinch the top spot and secure a promotion to Division-I. Led by a well-rounded lineup, they are expected to dominate the conference and finish with an outstanding record. Notre Dame, boasting a strong roster and solid preseason TPI, should also be in contention for a promotion spot. Their balanced team composition and experienced players will make them a formidable force in the conference. Xavier, though slightly behind in the TPI rankings, has the potential to surprise everyone with their strong individual performances.

Relegation Battle:
While the bottom six teams face the risk of relegation to Division-III, the teams most likely to struggle and fall short of expectations are Ohio Valley Fighting Scots, LaGrange, Dubuque, Southwestern, Nebraska Wesleyan, and Piedmont. These teams have relatively lower preseason TPI scores and average height, indicating potential challenges in competing with the stronger teams in the conference. However, basketball is a dynamic sport, and these teams might still produce surprises and fight to avoid relegation.

Conference V.14 is a cauldron of basketball brilliance, with each team bringing its own unique strengths and style of play to the table. Whether it's Xavier's magical ball handling, West Texas A&M's stampeding power, Akron's aerial acrobatics, or Illinois-Chicago's unyielding resilience, these teams are ready to leave their mark on the conference. Get ready for a season filled with intense competition, dazzling skills, and heart-stopping moments that will keep fans on their feet. Buckle up, because Conference V.14 is about to take you on a thrilling ride through the world of college basketball. "
- ChatGPT

Updated Saturday, June 3 2023 @ 4:44:33 pm PDT


Updated Saturday, June 3 2023 @ 6:16:49 pm PDT
Stromstar
Joined: 09/05/2022
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Xavier Musketeers
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V.14 Conference Mid-Season Review (by chatGPT):

1. The Xavier Musketeers have been the dominant force in Conference V.14, leading the charge with their sharp shooting and tenacious defense. With a stunning 22-3 overall record and a remarkable 14-1 conference record, Xavier has been virtually unstoppable. The dynamic duo of R. Robb and D. Blakely has been instrumental in their success, lighting up the scoreboard with an average of 92.2 points per game. L. Stewart anchors their suffocating defense, allowing opponents just 71 points per game. Xavier is undoubtedly the team to beat in the conference and is on track to secure a conference championship.

2. Hot on Xavier's heels are the Messiah Falcons with a stellar 20-5 record overall and a solid 12-3 conference record. Led by the sensational trio of Holman, Croft, and Moran, the Falcons have been dominating the court with their unmatched offensive prowess. Their chemistry is electric, creating a symphony of basketball brilliance. The Messiah team has arrived, and they are leaving opponents in awe.

3. Not far behind are the Ferrum Panthers, tearing up the court with their iron will and ferociousness. With an impressive 18-7 record overall and a matching 12-3 conference record, Ferrum has left opponents quaking in their sneakers. K. Wright's shooting skills have been simply wrighteous, while L. Pruitt dominates the paint like a work of art. The Panthers' flair is unmatched, and they are poised to make a strong push in the second half of the season.

4. Right alongside Ferrum are the Illinois-Chicago Flames, ablaze with an 18-7 record overall and an identical 12-3 conference record. The Flames are led by the dynamic duo of T. Pugh and O. Doll. Pugh's raining threes and pinpoint passes combined with Doll's dominance in the paint make them a formidable force. Illinois-Chicago is heating up and ready to ignite the conference in the second half.

5. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have been heating up the court like a sizzling summer day. With a 19-6 record overall and an 11-4 conference record, they are making their presence felt. The dynamic duo of R. Orosco and O. Keane has been torching opponents with their scoring prowess, while T. Weaver weaves his magic and C. Reeves brings the defensive thunder. The Fighting Irish are a pot of gold on the court, and they will be a tough challenge for any team in the conference.

6. The North Alabama Lions are roaring through the season with their fierce gameplay and tenacious spirit. With a 16-9 overall record and a solid 10-5 conference record, they are lighting up the court with their shooting prowess and defensive prowess. Led by the dynamic trio of L. Curtin, D. Curtis, and L. Norman, the Lions are determined to claim victory in every game. Their record reflects their determination to dominate the competition, and they are a team to watch closely in the second half.

7. The West Texas A&M team had a rocky start to the season, but they have turned up the heat and are scorching their opponents. With a 12-13 record overall and a 10-5 conference record, they have shown resilience and the ability to ignite a championship run. Led by the dynamic duo of Healy and Dickerson, they are leaving rivals in their smoldering wake. Can they maintain their momentum and continue their upward trajectory in the second half?

8. The Montana State Billings squad has shown sparks of brilliance amidst their rollercoaster season. With an 11-14 record overall and an 8-7 conference record, they have the potential to surprise everyone. Led by the dynamic duo of McKnight and Rayford, they have put up impressive numbers and kept the team in the hunt. With some adjustments and a touch of luck, they might just turn things around and make a push for the playoffs.

9. Akron is heating up the court with a solid 16-9 record overall and an 8-7 conference record. Led by R. West's sharp shooting and D. McQueen's versatility, the team is finding its groove. T. Ballard's dominant presence in the paint adds some serious flair, while L. Yates and R. Lane contribute with their consistent performances. Keep an eye on this fiery squad as they aim to make their mark in the second half of the season.

10. The Nebraska Wesleyan Prairie Wolves have had a rollercoaster ride so far, experiencing the highs of exhilarating victories and the lows of heart-wrenching defeats. With a 9-16 record overall and a 6-9 conference record, they have shown flashes of brilliance. Led by D. Angel's smooth moves and L. Costa's sharp shooting, they have the tenacity to turn their season around. Stay tuned for their electrifying comeback!

11. Rhode Island College has had a rollercoaster season with a 13-12 record overall and a 5-10 conference record. While they have shown flashes of brilliance, inconsistency has plagued them. P. Choate's sharpshooting and A. Luque's versatility have been highlights, but they need to find their rhythm to make a push for the playoffs. Let's hope they can turn it around!

12. Southwestern's 2033 basketball season has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, but there's no shortage of determination on the court. With a 7-18 record overall and a 4-11 conference record, the team has faced tough challenges. G. Madden's spark of talent keeps fans hopeful for a turnaround. Southwestern is the underdog story in the making.

13. The Piedmont squad has been on a rollercoaster ride this season, with a 7-18 record overall and a matching 4-11 conference record. Led by the dynamic duo of Carneglia and Ortega, the team has shown flashes of brilliance but has struggled with inconsistency. With a flair for excitement and a dash of unpredictability, Piedmont keeps us on the edge of our seats. Can they turn the tides and make a comeback in the second half?

14. LaGrange continues to face challenges with a disappointing 4-21 record overall and a 2-13 conference record. Despite R. Berg's sharp shooting and D. O'Malley's contributions, the team struggles to find its rhythm. However, fans remain hopeful that a spark will ignite the Tigers' roar in the second half. It's time to believe in the stripes and rally for a strong finish.

15. The Ohio Valley team's season has been a rollercoaster of highs and lows, with a 1-21 record overall and a 1-14 conference record. They have faced numerous challenges and showcased their potential with players like A. Humphrey and O. Helm. While winning has been elusive, they continue to entertain fans with their determination and never-give-up attitude. Let's hope for more excitement and a few more wins in the second half!

16. Dubuque has faced significant struggles this season, with a dismal 2-23 record overall and a 1-14 conference record. It's been a tough ride for them, stumbling more than a baby giraffe trying to walk on ice. However, they managed to snatch one victory, offering a glimmer of hope for the team. While the road ahead may be challenging, anything can happen in the world of sports.

With the remaining 15 games of the season, each team will play every other team in the conference. Based on the mid-season standings and performance, here's a prediction for the outcomes:

Xavier: 26-4
Messiah: 22-8
Notre Dame: 22-8
Illinois-Chicago: 22-8
Ferrum: 21-9
North Alabama: 18-12
West Texas A&M: 17-13
Akron: 16-14
Montana State Billings: 14-16
Rhode Island College: 10-20
Nebraska Wesleyan: 10-20
Piedmont: 9-21
Southwestern: 7-23
LaGrange: 4-26
Ohio Valley: 2-28
Dubuque: 2-28

At the end of the season, the top three teams will promote to a higher conference, and the bottom six teams will be demoted to a lower conference. Based on the predictions above, the three teams to promote would be Xavier, Messiah, and Notre Dame. The six teams to be demoted would be Southwestern, Piedmont, LaGrange, Ohio Valley, Dubuque, and Nebraska Wesleyan.
Ced
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Everyone in here.
chase
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Congrats Indiana! That's a pretty crazy young roster. Good luck to you & Pacific in the tournament


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