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Current mark is 62.
I've been saying 65 all year.
i think it could be done!
Last edited by dashezy; 03-08-2005 at 10:58 AM. Reason: want a poll
Current mark is 62.
I've been saying 65 all year.
All they have to do is maintain their current winning %, and they'll end up with 63-64. I still think that, provided Duncan is OK, they'll go on a streak somewhere before the end of the season and end up with 66. Unless Duncan can't play, they have no reason to lose more than 2-3 more games.
Feb Opponent
Mon 28 @ Cleveland W
Mar Opponent
Wed 2 Toronto W
Fri 4 Chicago W
Sun 6 Utah W
Tue 8 New Jersey W
Wed 9 @ Phoenix L
Sat 12 Denver W
Mon 14 New Orleans W
Wed 16 Minnesota W
Fri 18 Charlotte W
Sun 20 @ Detroit L
Mon 21 @ New York L Rose goes for 20 pts and 20 rebs
Wed 23 @ Indiana W
Fri 25 Atlanta W
Sun 27 Houston W (close win)
Wed 30 Seattle W (big win)
Apr Opponent
Fri 1 @ Denver W (close win)
Sat 2 L.A. Lakers W
Wed 6 L.A. Clippers W
Thu 7 @ Dallas L
Sat 9 @ L.A. Clippers W
Sun 10 @ Golden State W
Tue 12 Portland W
Wed 13 @ Utah W
Sat 16 Memphis W
Mon 18 @ Memphis L
Wed 20 @ Minnesota L
The Spurs go 21-6
63-19 Franchise record.
I have been saying 63 all year = depends on two things:
1) health
2) Pops and teams desire to seek the 1 seed. Also, if they lock it up early not play big 3 much last few games (doubtful unless Suns fade)
I predicted 68 last year, and I'm sticking by that number. Hey, it's still mathematically possible...
/eternaloptimist
They'll fall 1 short of record but get n°1 with 2 ahead of Phoenix...
you all. I said 65, which means that no one else could possibly have said 65[/whottt]I've been saying 65 all year.
FWIW, I said 65, too, trav.
64-18 has been my prediction from the beginning
BTW,
The Spurs are 46-13
( 46 games / 59 games ) * 82 games = 63.93 games
.. ie, the Spurs are on pace to go exactly 64-18, just like I said.
64-18 is correct
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