The American Basketball Association released yestarday its final Power Rankings as the league heads into its playoffs, and once again the SETX Mavericks end the regular season as the #1 team. 'Steve Tucker always seems to have a great team and this year is no exception,' stated Joe Newman , ABA CEO. 'The Mavericks are favored to win it all, but as before, there are some very strong teams standing between the Mavericks and an ABA Championship. No two ways about it though, the Mavericks are tough [read more]
The American Basketball Association released yestarday its final Power Rankings as the league heads into its playoffs, and once again the SETX Mavericks end the regular season as the #1 team. 'Steve Tucker always seems to have a great team and this year is no exception,' stated Joe Newman , ABA CEO. 'The Mavericks are favored to win it all, but as before, there are some very strong teams standing between the Mavericks and an ABA Championship. No two ways about it though, the Mavericks are tough.'
1. SETX Mavericks 2. Chicago Steam 3. Bluegrass Stallions 4. Kentucky Bisons 5. Jersey Express 6. San Francisco Rumble 7. Clayton Showtime 8. West Texas Whirlwind 9. Lake Michigan Admirals 10. Los Angeles Slam 11. Sacramento Heatwave 12. Mississippi Blues 13. Riverside Rainmakers 14. West Virginia Blazers 15. NY Red Riders 16. Tri City Suns 17. Maryland Marvels 18. Texas Fuel 19. San Diego Surf 20. California Seakings 21. Central Valley Dawgz 22. Columbus Life 23. Las Vegas Aces 24. Detroit Hoops
Mavericks ending regular season - Mar 8, 2010 (by Gianni Pascucci)
As we have posted down, the Southeast Texas Mavericks ended their regular season on Saturday night with a clear success over the Arlington Bulldogs, that confirmed thei #1 ranking. The team has a 23-3 record now, with a 50-5 record in two seasons in the ABA. At home, the Mavs have an All-Time Record of 34-2 at Ford Arena in two seasons. This is a damned good record for the team coached by Steve Tucker , and there is no doubt the they deserved the bye to the ABA Quarterfinals [read more]
As we have posted down, the Southeast Texas Mavericks ended their regular season on Saturday night with a clear success over the Arlington Bulldogs, that confirmed thei #1 ranking. The team has a 23-3 record now, with a 50-5 record in two seasons in the ABA. At home, the Mavs have an All-Time Record of 34-2 at Ford Arena in two seasons. This is a damned good record for the team coached by Steve Tucker , and there is no doubt the they deserved the bye to the ABA Quarterfinals. It is not a case that this team is ranked by various sources among the top minor league organizations in the country. Furthermore, the Mavs will have a their own Arena next season, and this tells a lot about how solid is the situation there. The next game for the SETX Mavericks will be the ABA Final 8 Playoff game on Monday night, March 15th at the Parker Multipurpose Center on the campus of Lamar State College-Port Arthur. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 PM.
One win and one loss for the Bulldogs - Mar 8, 2010 (by Gianni Pascucci)
The latest born ABA team is the Arlington Bulldogs. This determined team from central Texas is coached by Aaron Evans , and last week upset #8 ranked West Texas Whirlwinds, 109-105 at the end of a very battled game. Maurice Williams (6'2''-G-83, college: Los Medanos JC) was the game MVP, with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists. Second in Bulldogs scoring was newly acquired A'Daeron Duncan (6'6''-F-87, college: Coppin St [read more]
The latest born ABA team is the Arlington Bulldogs. This determined team from central Texas is coached by Aaron Evans , and last week upset #8 ranked West Texas Whirlwinds, 109-105 at the end of a very battled game. Maurice Williams (6'2''-G-83, college: Los Medanos JC) was the game MVP, with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists. Second in Bulldogs scoring was newly acquired A'Daeron Duncan (6'6''-F-87, college: Coppin St.) who dropped 26 points, shooting 100 percent from the free-throw line a solid 13-13. Duncan also had 9 rebounds and 5 assists for the game. The backcourt of Jesse Haynes (5'11''-G-85) and DeTonio Hawkins (6'2''-G-82, agency: ProSportsCareers, college: Indiana Tech) combined for 40 points, 9 steals, 5 rebounds, and 9 assists. Some days after, the Bulldogs met the strogest team in the league, and the result was quite different: The Southeast Texas Mavericks faced the Arlington Bulldogs on Saturday night in their final regular season game and in their last game at Ford Arena, triumphing in a 163-108 win. Kenny Dawkins (5'9''-G-87, college: Lamar) led the Mavs with 23 points and was the game's MVP. Jon Rogers (6'9''-F/C-84, college: Valdosta St.) chipped in 21 points and 10 rebounds. Jermaine Blackburn (6'7''-G/F-83, agency: Liman Sports, college: Boise St.) and Josh Pace (6'6''-G-83, college: Syracuse) added 19 points each. Reigning League MVP DeRon Rutledge (6'6''-F-75, college: Tex.A&M-Kingsv.) followed up with 16 points and 7 rebounds.
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