12 Dominates with an A+ Grade, Crushing Long's Legendary Team's D- Effort

In a lopsided matchup, 12 showed no mercy as they dominated Long's Legendary Team with a final score of 143.16 to 50.10. 12 took the lead early on Saturday and never looked back, leaving Long's Legendary Team in the dust. It's clear that 12's A+ grade was well deserved, while Long's Legendary Team's D- grade left much to be desired.

Long's Legendary Team's best player, Kenneth Walker III, exceeded expectations by scoring 18.7 points, beating their projection of 11.46. However, their worst player, Javonte Williams, fell flat, scoring only 3 points instead of the projected 12.05. On the other side, 12's best player, Tee Higgins, showed up with a stellar performance, scoring 20.1 points and surpassing their projection of 8.44. Unfortunately, 12's worst player, Evan Engram, couldn't quite meet expectations, scoring only 4.8 points instead of the projected 9.51.

With this victory, 12 improves their record to 7-8-0 and moves up to the 6th spot in the standings. Meanwhile, Long's Legendary Team's disappointing loss keeps them at a 6-9-0 record and drops them to the 8th spot. It seems like 12's dominance has given them a glimmer of hope for the consolation semifinals, where they will face off against TheQuickerFuckerUpper*. As for Long's Legendary Team, they will also be competing in the consolation semifinals, with mark's Victorious Team as their next opponent.

Looking ahead to next week, 12 should ride the wave of their impressive victory and continue to dominate in the consolation semifinals against TheQuickerFuckerUpper*. They should keep a close eye on their players' projections and make any necessary lineup adjustments to secure another win. As for Long's Legendary Team, they need to regroup and find a way to bounce back from this devastating loss. Facing mark's Victorious Team next week, they must strategize and put forth their best effort to come out on top and keep their consolation semifinals hopes alive.