NBA 2K11 Allows Gamers To Play 10 Different Versions Of Michael Jordan
Did You Even See Him Play?
The makers of NBA2K11 have released details the game has a game mode entitled “The Jordan Challenge” which allows you to play 10 different versions of the NBA great.Fans can play whatever game they want in whatever order.
In each game, gamers are charged with different goals, including matching Jordan’s point totals and shooting percentage. Here are the 10 different versions of Jordan that can played, however two of the 10 challenges don’t have specific dates tied to it.
April 20, 1986: Jordan scores 63 vs. the Boston Celtics
March 28, 1990: Jordan scores 69 vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers
May 26, 1990: Jordan’s Game 3 Eastern Conference Finals vs. Detroit Pistons
Any date in 1990: Jordan’s battles that season against Dominique Wilkins and Atlanta Hawks
June 2 thru June 12: Jordan’s performance in the 1991 NBA Finals vs. Los Angeles Lakers
June 3, 1992: Jordan scores 35 in the first half vs. Portland Trail Blazers
March 18, 1995: Jordan scores 55 vs. the New York Knicks
June 16, 1996: Father Day Game in 1996 NBA Finals vs. Seattle SuperSonics
June 11, 1997: The Flu Game
June 14,1998: Jordan’s last game in a Chicago Bulls uniform
If you hit six three pointers in a row like Jordan did against the Trail Blazers in 1992, the virtual Jordan will shrug just like he did in real life on that night.
San Antonio Spurs Resign Richard Jefferson
Via Spurs Press Release
[Via Spurs Press Release]
The San Antonio Spurs announced today that they have re-signed Richard Jefferson. Per team policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Jefferson joined Spurs on June 23, 2009, in a three-team trade with the Milwaukee Bucks and Detroit Pistons. In his first season in San Antonio he appeared in 81 games, averaging 12.3 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists in 31.1 minutes while shooting .467 (362-775) from the floor, .316 (59-187) from the three-point line and .735 (208-283) from the free throw line. Jefferson scored in double-figures 54 times, including eight games with 20-or-more points. The former University of Arizona Wildcat posted two double-doubles and led the team in scoring 10 times. He posted a season-high 29 points vs. Dallas on Nov. 11. Jefferson knocked down a 15-foot jump shot with 9.1 seconds left in overtime to give the Spurs a 100-99 win at Oklahoma City on Jan. 13. In the playoffs he started 10 games for the Silver and Black, averaging 9.4 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 33.4 minutes.
Prior to joining the Spurs Jefferson spent the 2008-09 season in Milwaukee where he averaged 19.6 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 35.8 minutes. Before being traded to the Bucks on June 26, 2008, Jefferson spent his first seven seasons with the New Jersey Nets and went to two NBA Finals (2002 vs. the Lakers and 2003 vs. the Spurs). He had a career year in 2007-08 when he averaged 22.6 points (ninth in the NBA), 4.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 39.0 minutes.
In his nine-year NBA career Jefferson has appeared in 652 regular season games, averaging 17.0 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 31.1 minutes. He has appeared in 88 playoff games averaging 14.5 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 34.2 minutes in the postseason.
Jefferson played for Team USA in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece and was a member of the 2003 US Team that captured the gold medal at the 2003 FIBA Americas Olympic Qualifying Tournament.
2010 NBA Finals Most Viewed Since 2001
Est. 1946
ABC averaged a 10.6 rating and 18.1 million viewers for the 2010 NBA Finals, up 26% in ratings and viewership from Los Angeles Lakers/Orlando Magic last year (8.4, 14.3 mil, five games), up 14% and 21% from Boston Celtics/Los Angeles Lakers in 2008 (9.3, 14.9 mil, six games), and up 71% and 95% from San Antonio Spurs/Cleveland Cavaliers in 2007 (6.2, 9.3 mil, four games).
This marks the most-viewed NBA Finals since Los Angeles Lakers/Philadelphia 76ers on NBC in 2001 (19.0 mil), and the second most-viewed since Chicago Bulls/Utah Jazz in 1998 (29.0 mil), Michael Jordan’s last NBA Finals.
This is only the second time since 1998 that the NBA Finals has averaged at least 18 million viewers. This only the second time in the past eight years that the NBA Finals has averaged a double-digit rating.
Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics outdrew the last two seven-game NBA Finals San Antonio Spurs/Detroit Pistons in 2005 (12.5 mil) and Houston Rockets/New York Knicks in 1994 (17.3 mil).
Of the 15 NBA Finals since 1990 that did not involve Jordan and the Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics is the third-most viewed, behind the Los Angeles Lakers/Philadelphia 76ers series in 2001 (19.0 mil) and Houston Rockets/Orlando Magic in 1995 (20.1 mil).
However the Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics ranks as the fifth-lowest rated NBA Finals to involve the Los Angeles Lakers in the past thirty years (15 series). It’s ahead of only Los Angeles Lakers/New Jersey Nets in 2002 (10.2), Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics in 2008 (9.3), Los Angeles Lakers/Orlando Magic in 2009 (8.4) and Los Angeles Lakers/Philadelphia 76ers in 1980 (8.0).
For perspective, the 2010 NBA Finals finished behind the 2009 World Series, which averaged an 14.7 rating and 23.4 million viewers for six games.
The final game of the 2010 NBA Finals saw its largest audience and it was its largest for an NBA game since the end of the Chicago Bulls dynasty.
The Los Angeles Lakers Game 7 win over the Celtics drew a 15.6/27 final rating and 28.2 million viewers on ABC.
This marks the highest rated, most-viewed NBA game on any network since Chicago Bulls/Utah Jazz Game 6 in 1998, topping the previous highs of 14.7 Indiana Pacers/Los Angeles Lakers Game 6 in 2000 and 23.8 million viewers Los Angeles Lakers/Sacramento Kings Game 7 in 2002.
Additionally, this is easily the highest rated, most-viewed NBA game ever on ABC, topping the previous high of 13.8 and 21.8 million viewers for Los Angeles Lakers/Detroit Pistons Game 5 in 2004. This is the first time since that 2004 series that any NBA game has surpassed 20 million viewers.
Despite the big numbers Boston Celtics/Los Angeles Lakers finished behind previous Game 7s in the NBA Finals. New York Knicks/Houston Rockets Game 7 drew a 17.9 on NBC in 1994, Detroit Pistons/Los Angeles Lakers Game 7 drew a 21.2 on CBS in 1988, and Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics Game 7 drew a 19.3 rating on CBS in 1984.
WTF: MCL & PCL of Kendrick Perkins
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The NBA Finals hasn’t seen a Game Seven since the Detroit Pistons and the San Antonio Spurs in 2005 until tonight but unfortunately Boston Celtics fans wont see their team at full strength. Instead of the technical fouls sidelining the Celtics center Kendricks Perkins it will be a torn MCL and torn PCL. But hey injuries are part of the game.
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NBA Finals Game 6 Overnight Ratings
Est. 1946
For the first time in the 2010 NBA Finals, overnight ratings declined from the previous game.
The Los Angeles Lakers uncompetitive Game 6 win over the Boston Celtics drew a 12.3 overnight rating on ABC Tuesday night, down 4% from Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics Game 6 in 2008 (12.8), up 11% from Miami Heat/Dallas Mavericks Game 6 in 2006 (11.1), and up 17% from Detroit Pistons/San Antonio Spurs Game 6 in 2005 (10.5).
The 12.3 overnight is the second-highest of the series, behind Sunday’s Game 5 (12.8), and is tied as the 7th-highest for an NBA game on ABC since the network acquired the rights in 2002. Additionally, this is the second-highest overnight for Game 6 of the NBA Finals since 2000 (five games).
Tuesday’s game was only the fourth non-clinching Game 6 since 1984. The Detroit Pistons/San Antonio Spurs Game 6 in 2005 drew a 10.5 overnight,New York Knicks/Houston Rockets Game 6 in 1994 drew a 14.1 on NBC, and Detroit Pistons/Los Angeles Lakers Game 6 in 1988 drew a 15.4 on CBS.
Once again, the NBA Finals helped ABC win the night in primetime.
NBA Finals Game 4 Overnight Ratings
Est. 1947
The Boston Celtics Game 4 win over the Los Angeles Lakers drew an 11.6 overnight rating on ABC Thursday night, up 6% from Los Angeles Lakers/Orlando Magic Game 4 last year, which went overtime (10.9), up 12% from Boston Celtics/Los Angeles Lakers Game 4 in 2008 (10.4) and up 49% from San Antonio Spurs/Cleveland Cavaliers Game 4 in 2007 (7.8).
Thursday’s game drew the highest overnight rating of the NBA Finals so far, edging Tuesday’s Game 3 (11.5). Overnight ratings have increased from game to game.
This marks the highest overnight rating for Game 4 of the NBA Finals since Los Angeles Lakers/Detroit Pistons Game 4 in 2004 (14.4). Additionally, the 11.6 is the highest overnight for any of the first four games of the NBA Finals since that 2004 series.
So far, every single game of the Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics NBA Finals has hit a six-year high in overnight ratings, with the lone exception of Game 1 which was tied as the highest in six years.
Game 4 was the top program of the night on broadcast, helping ABC to another victory in primetime.
NBA Finals Game 3 Overnight Ratings
Est. 1946
The Los Angeles Lakers Game 3 win over the Boston Celtics drew an 11.5 overnight rating on ABC Tuesday night, up 14% from Los Angeles Lakers/Orlando Magic Game 3 last year (10.1), up 7% from Boston Celtics/Los Angeles Lakers Game 3 in 2008 (10.8) and up 47% from San Antonio Spurs/Cleveland Cavaliers Game 3 in 2007 (7.8).
This marks the highest overnight for Game 3 of the NBA Finals since Los Angeles Lakers/Detroit Pistons in 2004 (12.6). This is the highest overnight for any of the first four games of the NBA Finals since 2004.
Tuesday’s game drew the ninth-largest overnight rating for an NBA game on ABC since the network acquired the rights in 2002.
Game 3 was the top television program of Tuesday night, helping ABC to another victory in primetime.
Since Game 3 of the NBA Finals moved to a Tuesday night in 2005, the final ratings have declined between 11% and 17% from the overnight.
NBA Finals Game 2 Overnight Ratings
Est. 1947
The Boston Celtics Game 2 win over the Los Angeles Lakers drew a 10.9 overnight rating on ABC Sunday night, up 10% from Orlando Magic/Los Angeles Lakers Game 2 last year, which went overtime (9.9), up 7% from Los Angles Lakers/Boston Celtics Game 2 in 2008 (10.2) and up 58% from Cleveland Cavaliers/San Antonio Spurs Game 2 in 2007 (6.9).
The 10.9 overnight is tied as the highest for any of the first four games of the NBA Finals since 2004.
Additionally, this marks the fourth-highest overnight for an NBA Finals Game 2 since 1998 behind Philadelphia 76ers/Los Angeles Lakers in 2001 (14.5), Detriot Pistons/Los Angeles Lakers in 2004 (12.3) and Indiana Pacers/Los Angeles Lakers in 2000 (11.9).
Since Game 2 of the NBA Finals moved to a Sunday night in 2005, final ratings have declined anywhere from 12% to 19% from the overnight.
NBA Finals Game 1 Overnight Ratings
Est. 1946
The Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 win over the Boston Celtics drew a 10.4 overnight rating on ABC Thursday night, up 17% from Orlando Magic/Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 last year (8.9), even with Los Angeles Lakers/Boston Celtics Game 1 in 2008 (10.4) and up 32% from Cleveland Cavaliers/San Antonio Spurs Game 1 in 2007 (7.9).
The 10.4 overnight is tied as the highest for Game 1 of the NBA Finals since Detriot Pistons/Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 in 2004, which drew an 11.6.
This is only the third time that ABC has drawn a double-digit overnight for Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Since 2000, final ratings for Game 1 of the NBA Finals have declined between 16% and 21% from the overnight with the lone exception of last year, when the Game 1 final dropped only 12%.
Another Former NBA Player Files For Bankruptcy
Young Jezzy Tried Telling You
This hasn’t been the best of years for former NBA players when discussing their fiancees as we learned about the millions that have been lost from Antonie Walker and Derrick Coleman. Now former Detroit Pistons star Rick Mahorn has joined the group after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Mahorn and his wife had to file after several failed investments, a drop in value of a $500,000 Rochester Hills home they bought and efforts to repay an IRS debt. Public records show that since 2006 the IRS has filed liens for almost $214,000 in delinquent taxes against Mahorn.
Mahorn played for the Washington Bullets,Philadelphia 76ers,New Jersey Nets, and was a member of the Pistons 1989 championship team from the Bad Boys era. He also coached the WNBA’s Detroit Shock before the team relocated to Tulsa, Okla. He is currently the Pistons radio announcer.
Detriot Fan Ends 4 Year Streak Of Wearing Pistons Jerseys Everyday
True Blue
Detroit Pistons fan Eric Matecun is ending his four year run of wearing a Pistons jersey everyday. The 12-year-old from Wixom, Michigan has gone 1,460 days straight wearing a Pistons jersey has decided to end the run today.
Eric was eight when the streak began, taking a cue from his 10-year-old brother, Bryan, who had begun doing the same thing three weeks earlier. Bryan’s streak ended when he became a freshman at Walled Lake Western last fall, opting for a more traditional high school wardrobe.
Eric inherited all of his brother’s jerseys but wore at least nine different ones during the streak, and that’s just the ones he can recall: Arron Afflalo, Chauncey Billups, two of Rip Hamilton, Jason Maxiell, Tayshaun Prince, Ronald Stuckey, Ben Wallace (3, not 6), and a personalized one with his name and favorite number, 43.
The Afflalo jersey is sore spot for Terri, who bought the No. 28 jersey just weeks before he was traded to Denver Nuggets. If the player wasn’t going to wear a Pistons jersey with his name on it, Eric wouldn’t, either.
The player turnover has been tough on a lot of fans, who watched the Pistons slip from title contention to the draft lottery over the last four years but though it all Eric found a way to show off his Pistons pride.
Former NBA Player Derrick Coleman Loses $87 Milli
I Wonder If Karl Malone Is Laughing At You Derrick?
Former NBA New Jersey Nets, Philadelphia 76ers, Charlotte Hornets, Detroit Pistons and number 1 overall draft-pick Derrick Coleman, who made $87 million playing professional basketball, owes his creditors $4.7 million after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection last month.
The ex-Syracuse University standout and 1991 NBA Rookie of the Year earned tens of millions during a 15-year playing career but listed assets of just $1 million in papers filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Detroit. Coleman’s desire to invest in the Detroit area after his playing career ended contributed to his financial problems
Among Coleman’s ventures is a struggling Detroit development called Coleman’s Corner, an attempt to revive one of the city’s most downtrodden neighborhoods. Coleman defaulted on loans related to the mall last year. Colemen’s other business interests include ownership stakes in the Hilton Garden Suites hotel in downtown Detroit, a Tim Hortons Inc. doughnut shop franchise and Hungry Howie’s Pizza store, according to court papers.
Coleman filed for Chapter 7 protection in March but only recently provided details of his assets and debts. The Chapter 7 filing indicates that the onetime New Jersey Nets forward intends to liquidate his assets in order to pay back creditors.
Among Coleman’s largest debts is $1.3 million owed to Comerica Bank in connection with a lawsuit and a $1 million loan on property in Michigan from Thornburg Mortgage Home Loans.
Coleman also owes Detroit mayor and fellow Syracuse legend Dave Bing $50,000 from a loan granted last year.
Among the assets that could be available for creditors his automobile collection, a1957 Buick convertible; a 1970 Chevrolet Nova; and a 1997 Bentley convertible. Also listed where two Seadoo watercrafts, his $90,000 NBA pension and two chinchilla and three mink fur coats.
Detroit Mayor Trying To Bring Pistons To Detroit
Fort Wayne Should Be The One Complaining
Detroit Mayor and former Piston Dave Bing is drawing up plans and proposals in bringing the Pistons to Detroit.
The Detroit Pistons currently play in The Palace of Auburn Hills in Oakland County. Bing wants to return the Pistons to downtown Detroit. The Pistons used to play in Detroit from 1961-78 at the Cobo Arena.
Speculation of the Pistons fate comes after it was revealed that owner Karen Davidson was interested in selling the franchise.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson is telling media outlets that the Detroit Mayor isn’t being a good neighbor even referring to when Bing was upset with Mayor Fouts of Warren efforts in trying to lure General Motors from the Renaissance Center.
Patterson tells The Detroit News and The Oakland Press that moving the Pistons from Auburn Hills isn’t in the best interest of regional cooperation, and if such a thing were to happen then he wants the Red Wings to play in the Palace. Patterson refereed Bing’s actions as poaching and thought they had a gentlemen understanding that he wouldn’t raid Detroit for business and Bing wouldn’t come out to Oakland and raid.
What the New York Giants and the New York Jets play in New Jersey?
Dallas Mavericks Rick Carlisle Uses Ping Pong Paddle Against Cancer
He Needs You
If your playing in your garage or at your local YMCA, you probably call it ping pong but if your an enthusiast like Rudy J you refer to it as table tennis. Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle also an avid player is using table tennis to raise money to fight a pancreatic cancer.
Carlisle who in the last 12 months watched as he lost two very good friends, former Detroit Pistons coach Chuck Daly, and Indiana Pacers co-owner Melvin Simon succumbed to the disease. Pancreatic cancer is the most under-screened, but most aggressive form of cancer there is. ‘When the director of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, called Carlisle about participating in a fund-raising event, he instantly raised his ping-pong paddle and wanted to do something different from the typical bowling or golf fundraisers.
If you had followed Sports Grind Entertainment for some time you are well aware that the fight against cancer is something that holds deeply to our heart. So if your in the Dallas weekend stop in on the Purple Ping Pong event on Sunday at SMU’s Moody Coliseum from 1-4 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. Ping-pong tables will be set up on the floor of Moody that will include numerous local table-tennis professionals and Olympians taking part in an invitational tournament in the center of the floor.
There will be 16 celebrity teams including J.J. Barea, Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd, Jason Terry, Caron Butler. Former Rangers Jim Kern and Jeff Russell will participate, as will Olympic gold-medal winning gymnast Nastia Luiken and Carly Patterson.
Detroit Pistons Rodney Stuckey Collapses During Game
Scary
Detroit’s Pistons Rodney Stuckey was conscious and breathing on his own as he was taken to a hospital after collapsing on the Pistons bench during the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Pistons said Stuckey was taken to the Cleveland Clinic and his vital signs were stable, but was going for further testing and observation.
Stuckey was wheeled off the court on a stretcher during the third quarter after he collapsed into a trainer’s arms on the bench during the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Stuckey walked off the floor for a timeout showing no signs of illness. After a few moments in a chair, though, Stuckey slumped over.
Medical personnel rushed over to the Pistons’ bench with a stretcher. Play was halted for 12 minutes as the medical staff worked on Stuckey, placed an oxygen mask on his face and wheeled him into an ambulance.
ESPN’s Heather Cox reported that Stuckey had a seizure in her early reports.
WTF: Anderson Varejao
Ridiculous
Snuggies have got to be the stupidest invention ever. Then topping it off you have Anderson Varejao aka Sideshow Bob all porn star sprawled out on some peather couch trying to real you in and waste your hard earn money on a Cleveland Cavaliers Snuggie.
The Cavaliers will try to set a Guinness World Record for the most dumbasses to wear a Snuggie in a single gathering March 5 at home against the Detroit Pistons by giving every fan that attends one. Disgusting.
Juan Dixon Test Positive For Steriods In Europe
"Damn homie, in high school you was the man, homie"
Another athlete has been suspended indefinitely from play but this time the player isn’t affiliated with baseball. It’s former Maryland star Juan Dixon, who is the program’s all-time points leader, tested positive for the steroid nandrolone and was indefinitely suspended by the International Basketball Federation. Dixon is currently playing in Europe for the Spanish team Unicaja. He took the drug test in November.
He was drafted by the Washington Wizards, then played with the Toronto Raptors, Portland Trail Blazers, Detroit Pistons and was cut by the Atlanta Hawks last October before resorting to earning a paycheck overseas.
Big Baby Tells Fan To Suck His…
Boston Celtics forward Glen “Big Baby” Davis was fined $25,000 by NBA executive vice president of operations Stu Jackson for directing inappropriate language at a fan. The language was picked up through the Celtics TV broadcast.
David used inappropriate language when addressing a fan during the second quarter of Boston’s 92-86 loss to the Detroit Pistons at the Palace of Auburn Hills who was making fun of his obesity.
Davis was repeatedly called fat boy and chubs by the fan.
BLOCK CITY: Your Victim-Rasheed Wallace
Jason Maxiell, you have been charged with the crime of Representin.
And the verdict is Guilty.
BLOCK CITY: Your Victim-DaJuan Summers
Gerald Wallace, you have been charged with the crime of Representin.
And the verdict is Guilty.
Darko Milicic NBA Days Are Over
BYE
One of the top five all time NBA worst draft picks Darko Milicic is hanging up his NBA game at the end of 2009-10 season.
If you recall back in the summer of 2003 Joe Dumars choose to pass up NCAA champion Carmelo Anthony because their roster already included Tayshaun Prince for overseas superstar Darko Milicic with the number two overall pick.
Milicic began his career buried on the Detroit Pistons bench, then buried on the bench in Orlando, Memphis, and now New York. The latest has finally run its course on Darko as he has decided to take his game back overseas no matter the outcome of this season.
“Whatever happens, I’m going back next year,” the 7-foot-1 Milicic said to the New York Post. “It’s 100-percent certain. I have to be real and not lie. I’m not going to get it done in the NBA. I’m not going to get another opportunity and there’s nothing wrong with going back to Europe. I don’t want to create a bad atmosphere here, but it’s not working in the NBA. I don’t give a bleep about the money,” Milicic said. “I just want to enjoy the basketball. I’d like to have the ball in my hands and have an offense run through me. I’m not just a defensive player.”
I remember that summer asking that there was no way Dumars had watched any of the NCAA tournament in March, because if he had he would have for sure would have given former coach Larry Brown an opportunity to tinkle with Prince and Anthony in the lineup.
Other possible Pistons: Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Kirk Hinrich, David West, hell Dumars could have taken the Red Rocket Matt Bonner and things might have worked out better than Darko.
Tracy McGrady Returns In Houston Rockets Win
3 Points
The NBA saw the return of Tracy McGrady to the Houston Rockets who is the second overall leader in All-Star votes for the Western Conference guards. It’s McGrady first NBA action since February 9th of last season.
The Rockets saw seven minutes of action from McGrady following micro-fracture surgery on his left knee was much needed since the NBA suspended Trevor Ariza for one game. An announced crowd of 14,899 at Toyota Center were surprised to see the seven-time All-Star make his first appearance since February at the 7:44 mark left in the first period and gave him a standing ovation.
McGrady’s only points came with 1:34 to play in the period, taking a pass from Nick Lowry and drilling a 3-pointer from the top of the arc. He finished the night scoring 3 points on 1-for-2 shooting as the Rockets won for the sixth time in their last eight games in beating the Detroit Pistons 107-96.
The Rockets play in Denver on Wednesday and coach Rich Adelman said he’ll play McGrady about the same amount of time.
Detroit Pistons Fans Deprived Of Game Due To Fire
Bring Back The Fort Wayne Zollner Piston
We are all aware of the troubles that the city and the people of Detroit are going through and last night it was no different for fans of the Detroit Pistons. You see a fire broke out in the production truck during the second half and cause the live feed to be lost for the rest of the second half against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night. The Pistons ended up losing 104-96 to the Clippers. No one was hurt physically but more than likely will be hurt in the pocket.
Viewers saw the feed from the arena’s scoreboard once a connection with Palace of Auburn Hills was made, but the FSN Detroit live cast never came back. Play-by-play man George Blaha narrated the final minutes of the game over the scoreboard feed.
No one was hurt physically but more than likely will be hurt in the pocket.
BLOCK CITY: Your Victim-Shannon Brown
Jason Maxiell, you have been charged with the crime of Representin.
And the verdict is Guilty.
