While Shane Dawson and Matt/Dean Tornaritis had their usual stellar games, the baller of this round goes to an unsung hero from Kidger. P.J. O'Reilly had a double double with 14 points and helped propel Kidger to a nice win over Bonnett.
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Elite Eight Results
While Shane Dawson and Matt/Dean Tornaritis had their usual stellar games, the baller of this round goes to an unsung hero from Kidger. P.J. O'Reilly had a double double with 14 points and helped propel Kidger to a nice win over Bonnett.
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Let's be real there were no upsets this round doesn't matter what the seeding said.
I agree Zach, Forbes had no chance of beating Dawson, maybe if he beefed up those calf muscles a bit. Team Tranfaglia probably could've put team Werner away if they had Watt, but with nobody to guard Cedric and Dingle in the paint, Tranfaglia were helpless. Thought the st. Pierres would've put up a better fight against the Tornaritis', but now we know who the superior bro-duo is. Bonnet and Kidger both missing key players, I guess old man meyers' couldn't carry his team on his bad back.
He spits the truth. With the exception of the Werner v. Tranfaglia game. We all know that a Tranfaglia win in that matchup would be complete hogwash. Team Werner is rollin!
Commish you're right. Team Werner is on a tear and nothing will stop them.
That spit bucket Is legendary #spitToWin
I wouldn't consider winning one game a roll, and did you forget about the 8th seed. Ya know the team with the kid who is 4-0 in championship games not to mention his younger brother.
Game day boys. Lets go WernSquad
#SpitToWin
Spit bucket has done it again. Team Werner killing with the help of the refs, and Nick Boggiano's absolute savage play. Watch out Tornaritis, this team is coming in hot.
#TeamWerner #SpitToWin
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