Has anyone had back to back undefeated seasons? I heard Lostmyth accomplished this a long time ago. Anyone else know of anytime this has happened? My Palm Beach Atlantic Team is up to 62 straight, so we need 8 more to go, but of course this is easier said than done.

I swear there was just a thread asking a similar question within the last couple weeks ... maybe longest total winning streak.

We have now gone through the second regular season and conference tournament undefeated, so we have a 64 game streak at Palm Beach Atlantic in Phelan. Need 6 more games to have two straight undefeated seasons.

Good luck!

Sweet crap that team is a S16 level DII team

LOL. If you take the average rating of the top 10 players on the team it is 654. It's definitely the deepest team I have ever had - 8 different players have been player of the game at one time or another, and our leading scorer only averages 10.9 points per game. We are in the Elite 8 now - 3 games to go, but all 3 will be very tough, if I actually get to play all 3. In the first 3 NT games, we have won by 27, 25, and 23 points, so hopefully this trend will continue.

Looking forward to being your next victim, chapellhillne!

That team could take down some low-end DI teams.

Best of luck chapelhillne.  If any team deserves back-to-back undefeated seasons, your team sure as hell does.

Thanks a lot. We actually did beat D1 Charleston in an Exhibition game. I tried to find the very worst D1 team I could, just to see if we could win. Come to think of it, I bet it could beat my Division 1 team Mercer, in Knight. That team is only a 640 overall. These last 2 games are going to be very tough, if I even get past the first one.

One game to go for back to back undefeated season, but it is as tough as they come. Facing Greenville and Mattster24. We are a 4 point underdog, which is the first time we've been an underdog in a while. Hoping that when I wake up in the morning we will have done it.

Posted by chapelhillne on 11/14/2011 11:18:00 PM (view original):
Thanks a lot. We actually did beat D1 Charleston in an Exhibition game. I tried to find the very worst D1 team I could, just to see if we could win. Come to think of it, I bet it could beat my Division 1 team Mercer, in Knight. That team is only a 640 overall. These last 2 games are going to be very tough, if I even get past the first one.

I'll try and remember to schedule you in the upcoming exhibition season chap but with you losing 5 seniors it might get ugly .

Why is Greenville favored...? 

Posted by buddhagamer on 11/15/2011 5:45:00 PM (view original):

Posted by chapelhillne on 11/14/2011 11:18:00 PM (view original):
Thanks a lot. We actually did beat D1 Charleston in an Exhibition game. I tried to find the very worst D1 team I could, just to see if we could win. Come to think of it, I bet it could beat my Division 1 team Mercer, in Knight. That team is only a 640 overall. These last 2 games are going to be very tough, if I even get past the first one.

I'll try and remember to schedule you in the upcoming exhibition season chap but with you losing 5 seniors it might get ugly .

It will probably get very ugly. I do have some really good talent coming back, but it will be nowhere near the team that this one is. Last year, we had the 2nd highest RPI ever in D3, and this year we are above that,but still a little shy of the record.

I am not sure why Grenville is favored either Sol Phenom. Hopefully it will make them overconfident

 Greenville 68; Palm Beach Atlantic 65

A jubilant coach mattster24 said, "I want to thank Coach toknowpepsi for his help. The game tapes and gameplanning sessions were invaluable!"

Coach toknowpepsi, fearing that he'll be grounded for life by his Dad, chapelhillne, hasn't been seen since 2:00 a.m. this morning. But his agent, cokeclassic, gave this press release, "There was no gameplanning sessions. True, the coaches were seen having  coffee at Hooters but they didn't discuss basketball. They'll be holding a joint press conference tomorrow where they'll present their new plan for combatting global warming."