MILLER TIME TOOK ON FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND ATHLETICS IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

Miller Time battled Fundamentally Sound Athletics in a Howard Pulley Pro City Summer League basketball game.

Miller Time played without guard Troy Bell due to an injury in his previous game. Bell was in street clothes on the bench cheering on his team.

The game got off to a quick start as each team traded baskets in the first 3:00 of the contest.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics got the ball into the hands of Siyani Tahir Chambers. Chambers was quick on the offensive end. He was able to beat the defense down the court on a consistent basis.

Rodney Williams came up with some nice slam dunks that kept his team and the crowd into the game. On the defensive end he was able to apply defensive pressure within the paint and on the wings.

At the end of the first quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 25 and Miller Time 19.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics continued to drive to the lane as they looked to get easy lay-ups. Miller Time didn't want to give up any easy baskets so the fouled hard in an attempt to discourage their opponents.

Both teams picked up the pace of the game on the offensive end and put their shots up early and often.

Bobby Fong for Miller Time found his shot as he was able to nail some deep three-point line. Wally James Ellenson also for Miller Time was not afraid to also dial up the long distance three-point shot.

Miller Time made a run late in the second quarter as Fundamentally Sound Athletics went cold from the field. This enabled Miller Time to close the gap to one point at halftime.

The first half was close. Neither team gave up easy shots and played hard throughout the game. At halftime the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 56 and Miller Time 55.

As the second half got underway Miller Time continued to attack the glass and looked for their scoring opportunities. The game stayed close in the third quarter as neither team was able to go on a run.

At the end of the third quarter the score was tied at 85.

The fourth quarter got off to a quick pace. That shouldn't be unaccepted as the game had a quick pace throughout. Fundamentally Sound Athletics kept their composure late in the contest.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics was able to come away with the 117-107 victory over Miller Time

Neither team really went on a run in the contest. I thought that the game was very competitive and hard fought throughout. Both teams played hard and players made nice moves with and without that ball. That made this game a good game and competitive.

The leading scorers for Miller Time were Akieem Cabie with 37 points, and John Vaudreuil with 15 points.

The leading scorers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics were Joe Coleman with 32 points, Rodney Williams with 28 points, Josh Fingin with 18 points and Siyani Chambers with 17 points and Zach Lofton with 16 points.