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Ultimate basketball Challenge aims to be a complete simulation of the sport of basketall. This includes 5 on 5 play, tracking of player/team statitistics and much more.
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A Java Servlet based generic game tournament pool bracket tracking application suitable especially for the NCAA basketball championship tournament. Features include bracket enterring, multiple scoring systems, multiple users, groups, pools, etc.
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Assistant tool for the online basketball manager game BuzzerBeater.com This is a spreadsheet document (no macros). You need MS Excel or the free software LibreOffice/OpenOffice (use cp_2_1_libreoffice.ods under 'Browse all files') installed on your computer.
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...There is a new version of this project called OpenBracketChallenge on GitHub thanks to @ joeyl9: https://github.com/joeyl9/OpenBracketChallenge !!! ------ This is an easy-to-use PHP/MySQL web application for running a NCAA D-I basketball "March Madness" tournament bracket pool competition. Users submit their brackets; once the tournament starts, they can see how they fare against the competition.
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OpenOffice.org salary calculator for the online basketball management game www.BuzzerBeater.com.
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Matt's March Madness is a simple web-based application to help you manage a pool for the NCAA D-I basketball "March Madness" tournament, providing a frontend with standings and what-if scenarios, as well as a comprehensive backend for the admin.
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a free and funny 2D basketball game (2x2 or 3x3). Un juego libre y divertido de baloncesto (2x2 o 3x3)
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This is going to be a Tamagotchi-like game, but in a Polish setting and with a Polish sense of humor. You control a guy, who has various needs. Feeding him and getting some drink is essential, but sometimes he also wants to play basketball or meet a girl
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It can be used to guess the result of WorldCup matches in a kind of Virtual Casino. The players compete in guessing the correct result of some kind of match. Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, or even Yes/No questions like: will Brazil win the next WorldCup ?
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A php/mysql web browser based basketbal management game. The game will feature most of the feature of a sports management games. Its backdrop is a housing comunity(or a "Taman" as it is called here in Malaysia) legue.
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This set of PHP scripts allows one to configure a tournament pool for the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Users can submit their own picks and an administrator can update status as game results are announced.
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A system for creating and managing an NCAA "March Madness" college basketball tournament for multiple players. Includes ranking and statistics, and easy administration.
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March Madness is web-based software that allows you to run a sports tournament pool. The primary use is for the NCAA basketball tournament(s), but can be easily extended to other tournaments.
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