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It's called math. Use this useful skill when reading the standings page on NBA.com, fool.
does anyone know offhand the combined record of the teams the spurs have beaten?
Last edited by u4lakers14; 11-17-2010 at 10:03 PM.
It's called math. Use this useful skill when reading the standings page on NBA.com, fool.
26-56
20 of the Lakers first 28 games are against scrub teams that did not make the playoffs last year. NBA is rigged!!
Oh I'm sorry wrong thread...Sorry!
everybody eventually plays the same schedule.
um no they dont
no, they do not all play the same schedule, and stop helping me mbenga.
any given team will play every opposite conference team twice, and then they play ten in-conference teams four times (included in those ten is every team in that teams division) then then play the remaining four teams three times, (two from eachof the in-conference other division teams reamaining)
Not really. Teams they played 3-4 games against teams in their own conference and 2 games against the others.
30 games against other conference. Twice per team. One at home. One on the road.
52 against own conference. They play 10 teams 4 times and 3 times the other 4.
The opponents may have not been top notch, but the Spurs and the Lakers are doing what they're supposed to do, beat the teams they're supposed to beat.
where have i heard that? didnt you guys have a little trog that constantly said that?beat the teams they're supposed to beat
It's such a common saying it's a cliche. But it is true to just win the games you're supposed to win and pad your record because you're going to lose some games against good teams.
People are always looking for reasons to knock somebody's accomplishments. What for?
Spurs are looking good. The better the compe ion, the more fun it is.
Spurs beat the Suns.
Lakers lose to the Suns.
That schedule?
Boom!!! PWNED.
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ooooooh, you got me. totally pwned.
to be continued
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