___________ ___________ ________/ ____________ _____ +----- \_ _____ /___\__ _____/ -\_______ \__\___ /_ / / -+ / ___/ / / / / / / / / _/ _/ __/ / _/ / / __/ __/ / __/ / \_ /_____ / / ______/_____ /_____ / +--- / ---- / / ------ / ---------- / ----- / ---+ / / / / / / (nw!) FairLight DOX Division Presents: International Basketball Manager Season 2010-2011 *Update 3* (c) Headup Games: Cracked by: FAiRLiGHT : : Release Date: 23/12/10 : Packaged by: FAiRLiGHT # of Options: N/A Type: [ ] Manual/Reference Card Type: Crack [ ] CD/Box Covers [ ] Walkthrough [ ] Strategy Guide: [ ] Cheat/Trainer :: [x] Patch Number of archives: x Changes coming with this patch: - Adriatic league, Poland league, Serbian league, and Turkish league have been updated with the teams and schedules for the season 2010/2011. - Some team logos have been updated. - Some uniforms have been updated. - Fixed a random crash that sometimes the game froze aftter the NBA draft, when creating the pre-season friendly matches. - Fixed a random crash that appeared sometimes when changing seasons, due to creation of adratic league calendar. Instructions: - Install the update - Copy the crack to the installed dir, overwrite when prompted /TEAM FAIRLIGHT +-+ Kindest regards - FairLight DOX 2010 +-+
International Basketball Manager Season 2010-2011 (c) Headup Games Protection ...: SecuROM v7.42.0001 Date .........: August 2763 Number of Discs .........: 1 GAME NOTES In International Basketball Mananger - Season 2010/11 players slip into the role of the manager of a basketball team and can select a team out of nearly 30 top European leagues and the North American professional league NBA. The player and club data is always current because they are subject to regular updates. In the game users archieve upgrading or building a new arena, the entire training and much more. In all kinds o ftasks of a manager, such as the viewing and undertaking new talents, the dynamic 3D mode the games of the own team can be observed live. While the play is going on, it is possible to intervene into play at any time, you can exchange players, set new tactical roadmap sets etc. INSTALL NOTES Unpack Burn or mount Install Copy the crack from ViTALiTY folder Delete your Steam Account! ascii x/titan
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Steven D'Shawn Francis (born February 21, 1977) is an American former professional basketball player. He was selected with the second overall pick of the 1999 NBA draft and was named co-NBA Rookie of the Year (along with Elton Brand) in his first season. He was a three-time NBA All-Star while playing for the Houston Rockets. Francis also played for the Orlando Magic and New York Knicks, finishing his career with the Beijing Ducks of the Chinese Basketball Association. He was known for his crossover dribble, driving ability, and flashy dunks. He was given the nickname Stevie Franchise.[1][2]
Francis began working for drug dealers at ten years old and began selling crack cocaine on the street as a teenager during the American crack epidemic. He attended six high schools and played in a total of two high school basketball games. He dropped out of school at 18 years old after his mother died. Francis completed his GED after receiving an offer to play college basketball for San Jacinto College, whose coaches had noticed him at an Amateur Athletic Union tournament.[5]
The Patriots finished the year with a 27-8 record and a No. 8 ranking in the final USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll. Earlier that season, Mason cracked the polls at No. 25, but NCAA tournament wins over Michigan State, No. 10 North Carolina, Wichita State and No. 2 Connecticut vaulted Mason up the poll and into the national conscience while making Larrañaga a household name.
Under Larrañaga, the Patriots won three CAA titles including the 2008 championship when Mason went 23-11. In his final four seasons, the Patriots appeared in the postseason all four years for the first time in Mason history, advancing to the NCAA Tournament in 2008, the NIT in 2009, the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament in2010 and again in the NCAA Tournament in 2011.
UPDATEDFor the third time in the past five seasons, Marquette faces off against Duke in an early season tournament. In 2007, the Three Amigos lost to Duke 77-73 in the finals of the Maui Invitational. The year before that, Marquette upset Duke 73-62 in the final game of this very same invitational down in Kansas City. Marquette fans can only hope history repeats itself. Unfortunately, part of our history is that Marquette is 1-6 in school history versus teams ranked No. 1 and 2-5 all-time against the Blue Devils (HT: MUAD).Gametime is 6:30 Milwaukee Standard Time, and the game will be broadcast on ESPN2. By the numbers, here's a look at Marquette vs Duke (2010-2011 version). We'll cover three reasons Marquette will lose and then three reasons Marquette will win.Three Reasons Marquette Will Lose1. Three point shooting - For lack of a better word, Marquette's perimeter defense has been atrocious. Maybe that isn't a strong enough word. Marquette has allowed opponents to make over 41% of their threes. That is #287 in the country. Now, maybe the team can get away with this against a team like South Dakota, but Duke is the #15 team in the country at making threes. In fact, it's arguably what Duke does best on offense. (of course, maybe the first four games are all just a crazy gambit by Buzz and the defensive game plan will be perimeter heavy. amiright? guys?) Seriously, though, this match-up cannot be news to the coaching staff, so pray they have a plan or it's going to be a long night.2. Turnovers - In a manner very uncharacteristic for a Buzz-coached team, Marquette has been sloppy with the ball. Already this season, the team has had a turnover rate greater than 20% three times. Marquette was the #7 team in the country last year at protecting the ball. This year? #127. In fact, MU only had a turnover rate higher than 20% seven times all year last year. Guess what the best thing is that Duke does defensively? Yeah, they force turnovers, turning opponents over on 29% of all possessions so far. great.3. Points in the Paint - Where Marquette has been solid this season is with points in the paint. They're the #40 team in the country at 2 point percentage and the #23 team in the country at free throw rate. In other words, MU has either been making easy shots inside the arc, or they've been getting fouled while taking those shots. By now you probably know what I'm going to say. Yes, Duke is better at preventing two point buckets (#41 overall) than they are stopping three pointers. And, they almost never let opponents get to the free throw line (#26 in the country).Here's your nightmare scenario. Marquette fails to rotate defensively and Duke hits too many easy three pointers. When Duke isn't making threes, the Point Guard Experience (TM) keeps turning the ball over for easy transition baskets. Meanwhile, Marquette can't get anything going inside with the offense and we all complain that the ref isn't calling any fouls on the drives to basket. Guh.Three Reasons Marquette Will WinEnough of that crappy view. Let's look at where MU has some advantages and where the breaks may go in our favor.1. Tournaments mean shorter benches - Buzz shortened up his bench more when the games started to become more competitive. With a shorter bench comes more experience and longer stretches for the more efficient players. With this will come hopefully fewer turnovers and better perimeter defense.2. Rebounds - What is going on with this bizarro MU offense? After the past two years being no better than #85 in the country at any rebounding level (and as low as #238), MU comes into this game as a Top 30/31 offensive and defensive rebounding team. Duke's one weak spot defensively is their ability to control the boards (#97 in the country). This may be a game where we have co-studs of the game in JFB and the Predator (Jae) thanks to rebounding.3. Interior Defense - Lost in the weak perimeter defense is that Marquette has been very good at interior defense. Beyond controlling the boards, MU is #22 in the country at defending two-point FGs. And while Duke may be very good at making threes, they are only #104 so far at scoring inside the arc.Here's your dream scenario. A shorter bench means longer stretches for the better players that are able to contest the outside shot. When the early threes don't drop, Duke is unable to manufacture offense inside the arc. Meanwhile, MU controls the boards, limiting Duke to a single shot. JFB wins player of the game thanks to his patented offensive rebound AND ONE! Finally, DJO gets untracked and nobody can stop him going to the basket.LinksGoMarquette.com's preview, including their ever-wonderful Game Notes
Rosiak previews, of course. Rosiak says Gardner is questionable and Fulce is definitely out, and then he drops some additional history and then a few quotes.
Anonymous Eagle says Dook is evil. We agree.
The Duke Basketball Report previews the game (read it - it is written by Karp)
The Kansas City Star previews the action here.
Rush The Court says folks should set their DVRs.
Here is the CBS Sports preview.
The Chicago Tribune on MU's tall task tonight.
The Raleigh News & Observer talks about Duke's depth and defensive pressure.
The Winston-Salem Journal on the tougher competition on tap for Duke.
More from Rosiak.
Crazie Talk has a small placeholder for the game.
This Duke Basketball Report thread is worth checking out.
In case you forgot what happened the last time MU played Duke in Kansas City.
ESPN previews the CBE Classic, including a decent three minute video preview
Finally, ESPN looks at the entire Feast week. Nobody picks MU.
Marquette Basketball Revealed follows the team to the CBE classic
updated with ESPN links (HT: chren21) and MU Basketball revealed 2ff7e9595c
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