Session 14 results and Final Standings

[HoopScoop]

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elfdenmom 89.00
techcowboy 83.00
Jennifer 79.00
SwoopesMVP 76.00
swok34 59.00
soonerborn 59.00
mred 44.00
Bevo 43.00
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And so the final standings for Hoopla in 2001 are:
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elfdenmom 75.50
Jennifer 75.15
swok34 74.07
schooner 72.58
SwoopesMVP 70.86
BEAR SKIN 70.11
mred 70.07
Bevo 69.79
techcowboy 68.73
carolann 68.23
soonerborn 65.67
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Congrats to elfdenmom with the tremendous late season charge to be the first ever Hoopla! Champion.

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[elfdenmom]

Thank you, HoopScoop. It was a lot of fun and helpful in learning the players from other teams.

[Bevo]

Great fun! Although like the Longhorns, I kind of faded down the stretch.

[Jennifer]

Congrats elfdenmom!

This was fun--thanks for all the work Chris.
Repeat next year!!

[HoopScoop]

I'll definitely do this again next year. It was an interesting game.

Any suggested changes? Thoughts/comments/questions?

I will prepare for it next season so that whenever you enter your team, it automatically checks against an updated list of injured players and it will make sure you stay below the point threshold for each session.

After seeing just how few true posts are in this league - I feel we could probably even get away with a team of 3 forwards and 2 guards. Lots of teams do this anyway such as KSU (Ohlde is really a forward), Missouri (Lassiter and Williams were both forwards), Texas (Stephens is really a power forward), Kansas (Johnson is more of a power forward), A&M, and I guess Monica Arnold was a post for Baylor this year.

They only must have on a team is a point guard. I guess the other starting spots must contain one other guard (can be guard/forward combo), and then 3 forwards (can be forward/post combo and/or guard forward combo). Seem fair?

Any feedback you have is appreciated.

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[mred]

I think two guards (or guard/forward) and two forwards (or posts, or guard/forwards, or forward/posts) should be required, with the fifth position open. This leaves a three-guard lineup as a possibility, which is what ISU did this season.