All-Star Game 2012: Starters named - (Reserves will be named 2-7-2012) - Feb 4, 2012 (by David Walls)
The UBA announces it's 2012 All-Star starters presented by Menfes. The Reserve All-Stars and Dunk Contest players will be announces Tuesday February 7th. The All-Stars are voted by UBA coaches and owners based off team and stand out performance.
For the South Anthony Joseph (6'8''-F/C-82, college: Emporia St.) will make his first appearance at Center. Chris Moore (6'8''-F-88, college: Morgan St [read more]
The UBA announces it's 2012 All-Star starters presented by Menfes. The Reserve All-Stars and Dunk Contest players will be announces Tuesday February 7th. The All-Stars are voted by UBA coaches and owners based off team and stand out performance.
For the South Anthony Joseph (6'8''-F/C-82, college: Emporia St.) will make his first appearance at Center. Chris Moore (6'8''-F-88, college: Morgan St.) and Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82, college: Atlanta Christian) will round out the forwards for the South. DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85, college: Jacksonville St.) and Freddie Williams (6'2''-G-87, college: Clayton St.) will make there first appearance in the back court for the South. Much like the Heat the Disciples has 3 starters from there respected team in the starting lineup for the South All-Stars.
For the North Terrance Farley (6'10''-C-85, agency: EM-PA, college: Louisville) will also make his 1st appearance in the game. Anthony Allison (6'7''-F-86, college: Texas Coll.) and Will Morning (6'7''-F, college: McNeese St.) were selected at the forwards for the North. Edward Horton (6'4''-G-85, college: Murray St.) and Justin Taylor (6'3''-G-85, college: Georgetown, KY) will run the show for the North at the two guard positions to finish off the All-Star lineup. Here is a closer look at the All-Star starters:
Morning, Barnes named Southern, Western players of the month - Feb 4, 2012 (by David Walls)
Will Morning (6'8''-F, college: McNeese St.) led Texas to a 8-2 record for games played in December and January, matching the best start to a season in franchise history, behind averages of 18.2 points, 11.3 rebounds and 2.1 blocks. A three-time Western Conference player of the week so far this season, Morning ranks 12th in the UBA in scoring (18.2), 5th in rebounding (11.3), ninth in blocks (1.2). Appearing in 10 of Cyclone's 21 games, Morning led the team in scoring 8 times [read more]
Will Morning (6'8''-F, college: McNeese St.) led Texas to a 8-2 record for games played in December and January, matching the best start to a season in franchise history, behind averages of 18.2 points, 11.3 rebounds and 2.1 blocks. A three-time Western Conference player of the week so far this season, Morning ranks 12th in the UBA in scoring (18.2), 5th in rebounding (11.3), ninth in blocks (1.2). Appearing in 10 of Cyclone's 21 games, Morning led the team in scoring 8 times. Morning best game came in Atlanta vs. the Assault were he tailed 23 points and 14 rebounds.
Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82, college: Atlanta Christian) averaged a league-high 30.8 points, 7.1 rebounds and 6.4 assists for games played in December and January, helping the Disciples to a 8-1 record. On Dec.10 in Atlanta, Barnes scored an UBA season-high 50 points, kicking off six straight 30-plus-point games over a two month span. Barnes became the UBA's all-time leading scorer this season with over 3,000 career points. Here is a closer look at the month for Morning and Barnes:
Will Morning, Central Texas Cyclones Jan. 7 vs. DFW Warriors: 20 points, 11 rebounds Jan. 21 vs. Austin Knights: 18 points, 11 rebounds Jan. 22 vs. DFW Warriors: 18 points, 12 rebounds Jan. 27 vs. Dallas Stars: 19 points, 15 rebounds Jan. 28 vs. Houston Express: 20 points, 13 rebounds
Jermaine Barnes, GIE Morrow Disciples Jan. 8 vs. Tennessee Dragons: 37 points, 5 rebounds Jan. 14 vs. Nashville M.: 31 points, 10 rebounds Jan. 15 vs. Dallas Stars: 36 points, 7 rebounds Jan. 22 vs. Atlanta Assault: 25 points, 9 rebounds
Slam roll pass Gem City 125-96 - Feb 1, 2012 (by David Walls)
The Cincinnati Slam roll pass the ABA rival Gem City Hall O'Famers 125-96. The Slam were led by Cordaryl Ballard (6'5''-G/F-87, college: USC Aiken) with a career high 41 points and 7 rebounds. Will Richard (6'5''-F/G-84) added 27 points and Justin Taylor (6'3''-G-85, college: Georgetown, KY) poured in 21. The Slam continue their winning ways moving to 8-1 in the Eastern Conference [read more]
The Cincinnati Slam roll pass the ABA rival Gem City Hall O'Famers 125-96. The Slam were led by Cordaryl Ballard (6'5''-G/F-87, college: USC Aiken) with a career high 41 points and 7 rebounds. Will Richard (6'5''-F/G-84) added 27 points and Justin Taylor (6'3''-G-85, college: Georgetown, KY) poured in 21. The Slam continue their winning ways moving to 8-1 in the Eastern Conference.
'We are starting to play better defense and make teams work hard on the offensive end, said Coach Travis McAvene .' We stayed aggressive the entire game and played together as a team. Cordaryl Ballard played a great game scoring a team high 41 points.
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