Muslim Basketball

Winners of three in a row and four of their last 5, they get a date with some familiar friends. Musa assembled a nice collections of role players and family members to accompany him on his revenge tour. Jay was second on the team with 13 points per game and is 1^st team all twitter fingers for his back and forth with Tex. All jokes aside, this team will only go as far as Moose can take them. Recap: Big Moose had a career season, across the board with 18ppg, 9rpg, 4apg on 49% shooting overall.

Are they as good as their record? No. Are they a walk in the park? Ehhh, depends on the neighborhood. More likely than not, they will finish with a 4-3 record, and somewhere between the 8^th-11^th seed. I can see them winning a first round matchup.

If this team was a meme, they would be the “How you doing?” vs “How you been?”. I don’t care if beating Kazan may or may not have been a fluke, they will end the season 4-3 and perhaps sneak by in the first round. Big time win. Big Moose with 34 and 13, was a one man show and carried his guys.

A week after we were told “not to sleep on Alexandria”, looks like the league may be counting sheep at this point. Yes, I know they lost by 7 and Tripoli is legit, but c’mon, give us more. Their Week 5 matchup is not in their favor but boy oh boy are weeks 6 and 7. Those two games are more salivating than mensaf in Ramadan.

Maybe the Yanes family experiment isn’t so bad after all. Musa and Jay combined for 35, Yahya added 15 of his own and they outrebounded Jakarta as a team 42-31. Track meet against Tripoli this week. 

The Yanes family experiment doesn’t seem to be working so far. Grant it, only two games into the season, but perhaps Moose is regretting his decision to leave Palermo. Jay Wiggins, no relation to NBA All-Star Starter Andrew Wiggins, early favorite for ROTY.

It’s a family reunion, who we introducing, who we introducing?!?!!? Apparently, the entire Yanes family.