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Southern Section semifinal previews

February 28, 2012 By Frank Burlison 1,068 Comments

Here is a look at the CIF Southern Section boys’ semifinal action tonight (all games tip off at 7 unless noted):

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At Anaheim Convention Center Arena

No. 2 seed L.B. Poly (26-1) vs. No. 3 Etiwanda (29-1), 6:30 p.m.

Comment: Each of these teams suffered their only losses on the same evening (Dec. 3/the Jackrabbits to Loyola in the Pacific Shores final at Redondo High, 70-65; the Eagles, to La Verne Lutheran, in the Rose City Classic final at Pasadena High, 72-61). Poly’s Roschon Prince (27.3 points/10.7 rebounds in the playoffs) and Jordan Bell (20 blocks in the playoffs) make up the best 1-2 junior combo in California.

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My Saturday SI roundup

February 26, 2012 By Frank Burlison 4 Comments

Here is the link for my college hoops roundup Saturday night for Sports Illustrated  

 

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/frank_burlison/02/26/snap.judgments/index.html?sct=cb_wr_a2




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A look at Southland playoff scene

February 24, 2012 By Frank Burlison 2 Comments

LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA – The CIF’s Southern and L.A. City Sections’ hoops playoffs are into the quarterfinal- and semifinal-stages.

Here are my observations about how some (not all) of the divisions are playing out:

SOUTHERN SECTION

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  Games tonight: No. 1 seed Mater Dei at Foothill; No. 4 Loyola at Upland; Santa Monica at No. 3 Etiwanda; Eisenhower at No. 2 L.B. Poly.

Comments: There were no significant surprises, obviously, in the first two rounds of play. Call this the “Can anyone beat Mater Dei?” division.

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My college Top 16 ratings

February 22, 2012 By Frank Burlison 2 Comments

Sorry for the delay in posting this link from NBA Draft.net!



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My L.A. City playoff projections

February 16, 2012 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

L.A. City

Div. I

Upper bracket: Taft over West Adams; Birmingham over University; Crenshaw over Sylmar; Palisades over Manual Arts

Lower bracket: Westchester over L.A. Poly; Washington over Fremont; Dorsey over Cleveland; Fairfax over Roybal

Quarterfinals: Taft over Birmingham; Crenshaw over Palisades; Westchester over Washington; Fairfax over Dorsey

Semifinals: Taft over Crenshaw; Westchester over Fairfax

Final: Taft over Westchester

Div. II

Upper bracket: El Camino over Van Nuys; L.A. Jordan over San Pedro; Narbonne over Torres; Kennedy over South Gate

Lower bracket: Granada Hills over Gardena; Venice over Reseda; Carson over Verdugo Hills; Garfield over Belmont

Quarterfinals: El Camino over L.A.

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Frank Burlison is a well-regarded basketball writer who was inducted into the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame in 2005. His opinions on the potential of high school and college players are widely respected and sought by college coaches and NBA scouts, personnel directors and general managers from coast to coast. Oh, yes – he can offer plenty of thoughts on movies, television and pop music. Yes, he can rank those, too. Hint: He’s a big The Godfather, Larry Sanders, The Wire and The Beatles loyalist.

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