by Wayne23 » Sat Jun 11, 2022 4:23 pm
11/12: On to the Coaches Classic vs. Princeton, a team we should beat. We're the #1 seed, they're #16.
11/13: We take an immediate lead. Up 8 after 10. They come back. 53-54 at the half; we're playing ridiculously poor D, and I do some screaming about it in the locker room. 2 of our starters have 3 fouls. 12 each for SG Joe Moss and PF Rod Ansa, but they're shooting 60.7%! Up 1 with 10 to play after a mini-run but they're still shooting too well.
88-73 but it certainly took awhile! 23, 4, 11, 4 for Moss, 16, 9 for Ansa. +14 in the paint. We need to play better than this.
We arrive at the farthest habitable planet in this solar system. It is not the one with the moon. The probe we send down shows a devastated landscape. It appears that there was a sophisticated society here, but it is gone. Clearly, climate issues were the reason. It shows every sign of a civilization that polluted itself to death.
There is no need to send humans down, at least at present. The robots will explore without needing breathable air, which does not exist.
They will look to get details about the society that was here.11/14: #9 seed Louisiana Tech in the quarter finals. They have a good C but they turned it over 22 times in their first game.
11/15: We take the lead quickly. Up 15 after 10; we're playing much better tonight so far. 38-13 at the half; incredible D! They are 5-24. Up 18 with 10 to go.
68-47. The outcome was never in doubt but we sort of fell asleep in the 2nd half.
11, 14 for C Jay Casp, 7, 0, 12 for PG Don Hale. They shot 30%. +20 in the paint.
The robots are finding signs of a very sophisticated civilization here- they had very efficient transportation, but mostly individual vehicles that polluted. There was lots of manufacturing, which also led to pollution.
We decide to move in to look at the other planet and its moon.