INFORMATION INVESTORS GROUP TOOK ON FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND ATHLETICS

The game got off to a slow start as it took a while for the players to get into their shooting rhythm. Siyani Tahir Chambers was all over the floor on the offensive end for Fundamentally Sound Athletics. His teammates knew where he was on the floor and they were able to get him the ball in the three-point line where he was able hit a nice jump shot.

Joe Coleman for Fundamentally Sound Athletics knew where his teammates were on the floor. He was able to distribute the ball to his teammates when they were in shooting position.

Information didn't get down on themselves as their shots were not falling they kept on taking them.

Siyani Tahir Chambers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics ran the offense. He called out directios to his players on the floor and told them were to go. If his teammates had a better look at the basket he would get them the ball and made sure that they were in a good spot to shoot it. His teammate Rodney Williams made some nice moves around the basket. Williams came up with some neat monster slam dunks.

At the end of the first quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 34 and Information Investors 20.

Joe Coleman came up with some nice forceful two handed slam dunks that kept the crowd and his team in the game. There were a host of current Gopher players in the stands tonight to watch and cheer on their teammates.

Information Investors had trouble shooting the ball throughout the first half. They didn't get down on themselves though as they kept on shooting the ball mostly from within the two point range.

Darren Montagna Glover was all over the floor for Information Investors. On the defensive end he played good D. On the offensive end he would get his teammates involved in the offense.

Quinton Lee Hooker played with the Fundamentally Sound Athletics team and he shot the ball well as he did in the first game. He was not afraid to shoot the ball in traffic. Hooker took the ball strong to the basket.

At the end of the second quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 64 and Information Investors 41.

As the third quarter got underway both teams came out shooting. Both teams were probing the defense for the best shot. Information Investors had difficulty finding the range.

Jordan Michael Taylor played well for Information Investors. He took the ball to the basket hard and was able to bring the ball down the court with ease. Taylor has good court awareness he knows where his teammates and defenders are on the court.

The pace of the game slowed down considerably in the third quarter as each team got tired and it began to show. Never the less each team played aggressive.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics controlled the pace of the game throughout.

Both teams played hard throughout the game and tried to contest their opponents shots. Fundamentally Sound Athletics were just a little quicker and stronger then Information Investors.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics looked fundamentally Sound in this game was they showed that they had what it took as they were able to come away with the 119-98 victory over Information Investors.