Alley Cats stay on top
Published on December 26, 2005 under American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release
Indianapolis, IN. Several teams have pushed the Indiana Alley Cats on the court during its undefeated season, but the Alley Cats have risen to the challenge and as a result, retain their number one ranking in the ABA's Pit Bull Power Rankings.
Several west coast teams including Gallup, SoCal and Beijing as well as east coast powers Maryland, Florida, Rochester and Newark are eager to have a shot at breaking the undefeated Alley Cats's streak - and it could happen with the re-arranged schedules that are being developed and will be announced. January and February should see some exciting ABA action as teams begin inter-divisional play. Exciting ABA action will be even more exciting in the new year. The Pit Bull Power Rankings are determined by a combination of factors, including won-lost record, number of games played, difficulty of schedule, home/away record and other factors. The rankings:
1. Indiana Alley Cats
2. Gallup Talons
3. SoCal Legends
4. Aoshen Olympian
5. Maryland Nighthawks
6. Florida Pit Bulls
7. Rochester Razorsharks
8. Newark Express
9. San Jose Skyrockets
10. Pittsburgh Xplosion
11. Tacoma Navigators
12. Birmingham Magicians
13. Los Angeles Aftershock
14. Bellingham Slam
15. Harlem Strong Dogs
16. Lincoln Thunder/Inglewood Cobras (Tied)
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