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Old 12-25-2007, 06:11 PM
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At the point where the Bulls were picking, who else was there to take but Noah? The only other probables were maybe Rodney Stuckey or Al Thornton. Stuckey is a nice player but he's another guard which they didn't need. The argument could be made that Thornton should have been the pick there but I don't think Noah was a bad one. There just wasn't much left to choose from.
At this point, with the minutes Noah is getting, anyone would have done. Really would not have mattered. When you pick a guy that high for a spot you think you need... 12 min a game...

I think the player may not have been assessed properly. If Skiles really wanted a low post game from Noah.
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Old 12-25-2007, 06:26 PM
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At this point, with the minutes Noah is getting, anyone would have done. Really would not have mattered. When you pick a guy that high for a spot you think you need... 12 min a game...

I think the player may not have been assessed properly. If Skiles really wanted a low post game from Noah.
I don't think he was assessed wrong. I think that everyone knew exactly what Noah was/is. He's just like Tyrus Thomas and Ben Wallace. Guys that are limited offensively but active on the defensive end. Maybe trading the pick would have been the move to make but there really wasn't another player for them to take at that point. When there isn't a player that a team can draft to help fill a specific need, that's when you resort to taking the best player available at that point. They now have enough pieces to make a move though and get different ones that fit. The team they have now just doesn't fit well on the court but I think that if Paxson decides to grow some balls and make a move, this team could be right back in the thick of things in the East.
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Old 12-25-2007, 06:32 PM
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I don't think he was assessed wrong. I think that everyone knew exactly what Noah was/is. He's just like Tyrus Thomas and Ben Wallace. Guys that are limited offensively but active on the defensive end. Maybe trading the pick would have been the move to make but there really wasn't another player for them to take at that point. When there isn't a player that a team can draft to help fill a specific need, that's when you resort to taking the best player available at that point. They now have enough pieces to make a move though and get different ones that fit. The team they have now just doesn't fit well on the court but I think that if Paxson decides to grow some balls and make a move, this team could be right back in the thick of things in the East.
Except for Dennis Green.
He only knows exactly who the Bears are.
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Old 12-25-2007, 06:41 PM
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Tomorrow on Sportscenter is the 85' Bears vs 07' Patriots, looking forward to what Parcells has to say about the matchup
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Old 12-25-2007, 06:48 PM
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Tomorrow on Sportscenter is the 85' Bears vs 07' Patriots, looking forward to what Parcells has to say about the matchup
46-0 bears my friend...
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Old 12-25-2007, 09:01 PM
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46-0 bears my friend...
I know one thing: the 85 Bears team would've roughed Moss up and made his life miserable.
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Old 12-25-2007, 09:13 PM
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I know one thing: the 85 Bears team would've roughed Moss up and made his life miserable.
They would have ripped his head off. The thing is though that the 85' Bears style of play is a no-no in today's league. The Bears would have had at least 4 roughing or unsportsman conduct penalties per game
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