I love running fastbreak teams, they put up some wild box scores. Won back to back titles with a FB/man team at UCSD in Phelan putting up some crazy numbers before the FG% change slowed it down some, and i never put up the box score i did last night with my FB/press DIII trinity team in Wooden, winning 152-60. I'm sure it's not the biggest victory in HD history, but it's definitely mine. Crazy.

http://www.whatifsports.com/hd/GameResults/BoxScore.aspx?gid=8338509

I noticed that when perusing the top 25 in Wooden D3. 65 FT attempted...that's ridiculous. Don't think I've ever seen anything like it...

I guess this just goes to prove that the ability for coaches to show a little bit of class during victory is a thing of the past.  

Posted by nachopuzzle on 6/21/2012 2:30:00 AM (view original):
I guess this just goes to prove that the ability for coaches to show a little bit of class during victory is a thing of the past.  

I wouldn't post this either if I were playing a human coach. But he was playing a Sim. I don't think machines have feelings.

I was thinking he was referring to the running up of the score...

From what I know about artificial intelligence, dahs and al are right. Machines are incredibly sensitive to coaches running up the score but surprisingly ambivalent about forum posts that highlight the offending game.

That's ridiculous! If one more guy had fouled out they would've only had 4 guys on the floor.

You have to hand it to Centre though--30 points each half.  That's good balance!

Posted by m4284850 on 6/21/2012 9:24:00 AM (view original):
That's ridiculous! If one more guy had fouled out they would've only had 4 guys on the floor.

the sim will actually bring a guy that fouled out back into the game rather than play a man short.  It's kind of following the NBA rule over the NCAA rule.

there was a sim a few seasons back (Molloy-D2/Allen) that had three players averaging more than 5 fouls a game. 

Posted by m4284850 on 6/21/2012 9:24:00 AM (view original):
That's ridiculous! If one more guy had fouled out they would've only had 4 guys on the floor.

What's even more ridiculous is that all 5 of the guys remaining were post players