Co-Director Randy Cruz on reactions to Pops 5 vs Don't Fah-Get.com: "It's always a highly anticipated game between Pops 5 and Powerful Inc. (now Don't Fah-Get.com) They met in the last two championship games and both of those were classics. There is a rivalry here between these two teams but I know deep down inside, both teams respect each other and both teams know that it's never a day off when these two teams meet. Don't Fah-Get.com showed why they're the champs by over-powering Pops 5 on the glass and playing catch-up in the heat is never a good thing. Former Pops 5 players were the key in their victory with Cadiz and Phillip going against their old mates. Pops 5 were without Steve Burtt, Jr and Keydren Clark, two potential all-stars and I think that's what hurt them."

Co-Director Randy Cruz on reactions to X-Men vs GNC All-Stars: "X-Men were on the verge of losing their first regular season game in almost a year and a half. Going 9-0 in the regular season last summer and 3-0 prior to Sunday's game, they've shown why they're probably the best "team" in the league. Not full of big name talent, but they play hard and know each other very well. GNC All-Stars were hungry for their first W of the season. On the reversal, GNC All-Stars were looking for their first victory in almost a year and a half. Going 0-9 last summer and 0-3 already, they wanted to end that streak. But it's not easy ending a streak against a team like X-Men. Even though X-Men were up by 15, GNC made one hell of a comeback and looked as if they were going to pull off a major upset. But in the end, a veteran team shows how to win and take over ball games and that's what they did in overtime. "

Co-Director Randy Cruz on reactions to PR Pride vs Enterprise: " Kenny is just a monster. Plain and simple. Can easily give you 20, 30, 40, 50, even 60 and he proved that last summer by scoring 62 points. Anyone that can score 62 points in 90+ degree weather is an animal. An animal that loves the heat like a cheetah is exactly what Kenny is. When the heat is on, you can forget about it. It's becomming a common thing where people just asks how much he had or did Kenny get 30 today? You know what to expect from him and Enterprise got a heavy dosage of it. 49 points on a hot and hazy Saturday afternoon...unstoppable."

Court Masters and DDN/Sean Bell All-Stars were on a collision course in a battle of the undefeated's. One will be victorious. One would go home with their first L. As it turned out, DDN/Sean Bell All-Stars remained undefeated by defeating the Court Masters Saturday afternoon. Court Masters, led by their All-Star guard Dwight "Die Hard" Hardy with 31 points and the hustle play of Geddes Robinson with 21 points and 16 rebounds, wasn't enough to defeat DDN. DDN were led by last year's All-Star MVP Mick "Miles High" Miles with 32 points and 14 rebounds. The 6'7 slinky forward proved to be too much for the young Court Masters. DDN/Sean Bell All-Stars have another date with an undefeated team, X-Men, and that will take place on Saturday afternoon.
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Co-Director Randy Cruz on reactions to Court Masters vs DDN/Sean Bell All-Stars: "Court Masters hung in there for majority of the game. They were never out of the game, especially when Hardy is scoring from all over the court and Geddes is grabbing every rebound in sight. DDN were up by alot but they let Court Masters back into the game but a veteran team like DDN is, they kept their composure and remained calm about the situation at hand. Miles had a great game by carrying his team, without McFarlan and John Strickland, the former All-Star MVP showed what he can do, and that performance might ahave punched his ticket into Sunday's All-Star Game "