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Get a little lucky with tickets here and there. The guy who coached my daughter in AAU roomed with Spurs assistant RC Buford (a great guy at picking talent, partially responsible for Parker, Ginobili and Barbosa now on Phoenix). They both played on the ATM 1980 team that beat North Carolina and went further in the NCAA than any ATM playoff team. So I do get to talk with people who watch. Buford was on the Bench. Sylestine played and was a great role player for that team. And I do not always agree with these guys either. I will continue further by saying if those stupid Aggies dont pay Billy Gillispie more money they will lose one of the best coaches in college basketball. A guy a would take over Rick Barnes. A guy who just outcoached Rick Pitino imo. Last edited by pgardn : 03-18-2007 at 03:40 PM. |
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maybe you guys are comparing durant at the wrong level. no way will he ever shoot the ball like the Iceman. think back through the ncaa tourny.
Walter Davis was as-smooth-as it gets. 6'7" and ran the floor like a greyhound. Sam Bowie and Ralph Sampson were two of the most athletic 7'ers of all time. Bowie couldn't stay health. Sam Perkins was tough but looked awkward because he was left-handed. Pervis Ellison didn't have alot of range but was deadly from 10ft and played excellent defense. if texas advances, Durant has to face Hansborough and that UNC 10 man rotation. Hansborough is no slouch! IF UT would survive UNC, i can't see Durant having enough gas left for the regional finals..... JMO
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Tony Parker is fast with the ball but no one was faster end to end than Jason Kidd in his prime. He is getting up there now. Duncan never could jump much. He is still a great player but you can see the edge of the cliff approaching. |
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Agree on Gillespie. Very good coach. Was at the FL/Purdue and Memphis/Nevada today. What happen to the Horns? |
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Nothing unexpected with kids that young. 18-19 year olds getting played that long, two tourney's in a row... that very tough for kids not physically mature yet. And mentally... Cool. Who is he? I bet he knows RC Buford. I would have bet Byron Scott based on your tickets, but I got the feeling I am very wrong. I really would like to know cause I got questions about some players if he cares to share opinions after the season is over. You may already know the answers, how he feels. BTW Bob Hill's son (Coach of Seattle) was also at my High School and played ball. A lot of the wealthier folks went to that Highs school so a lot of Spurs kids did to. Looks like Bob will probably be moving again. Bob Hill got canned as the Spurs head coach a year before the coach at our High School got canned, so that was kind of ironic for his son. Oh yes. I hold by Tony Parker also.(im stubborn, fastest I have ever seen, faster than Iverson or anyone else you want to name. Not quicker but faster) I also had season tickets to the Spurs when they first started in the ABA well into the losing years in the NBA. So I got to see a whole bunch of very good players there up close. George McGinnis (a savage ala Karl Malone; would have been a great matchup), and so many more. Bit of a junkie I am. Last edited by pgardn : 03-18-2007 at 08:54 PM. |
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fastest end to end with the ball may have been kenny smith. he was a 60 meter track champ.
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AI aint exactly slow.... |
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I gotta agree with Kev....AI was the quickest and fastest with the ball....he's probably broken more ankles than all the others combined....
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And the correct answer is...
I value opinions. |
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