He was still in High school, or did you miss the "2013 hoop summit" in the description
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He was still in High school, or did you miss the "2013 hoop summit" in the description
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Someone growing between the ages of 18-21?
Yeah, I know. They became close over the summer and are working out together this summer
Blackrogue
Superstar
Hmm. I came here then forgot why I came to post.. Then remembered.. Then forgot.. Now remember and it really ain't all that of a reason..
NBA fan to a point I'm now curving bytches lol it's the all star break. I gotta rest for the second half
Like I've been playing the season..
NBA fan to a point I'm now curving bytches lol it's the all star break. I gotta rest for the second half
Like I've been playing the season..
Drunken187
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He was still in High school, or did you miss the "2013 hoop summit" in the description
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I DOUBT IT
I DOUBT IT
Kristaps is closer to the camera, do you really not understand perspective & scale?
Kristaps is closer to the camera, do you really not understand perspective & scale?
DAWG, RELAX.. U ACTIN LIKE U BOUT TO CRY OVER THIS
Nah, I'm worried that you have a legit learning disability and all the mean shyt I've said to you
Nah, I'm worried that you have a legit learning disability and all the mean shyt I've said to you
LOL OK DRAMAQUEEN
I thought Moncrief was in the HOF already
My man Tim Bug tho!
"I got skeeeeeeeeelz!"
My man Tim Bug tho!
"I got skeeeeeeeeelz!"
Michael Crappaport needs to STFU with the dry snitching on NBA The Jump. Dude was saying that Ben McLemore purposely tripped James McAdoo while heading to the basket the other night. No one on either team broadcast caught it then but two days later , they wanna bring it up ?cac talenbout suspending Ben for five games for that?
The Kings are already without, Casspi, Garrett Temple, Ty Lawson and Malachi Richardson right now.
fukk Jason Terry too trying to say some slick shyt about Sacramento on the low :cuzout:
Hoe ass nikka. *end rant*
This cac is annoying as fukk and brings nothing to debates on Sportsnation or The Jump. I don't know why ESPN fancies him so much, but I wish he'd go away.
I think he was talking sideways about Kaepernick on Twitter too. fukk that dude. Automatic mute whenever he's on TV.
meanwhile nikkas have the audacity to say TMac is not a hall of famerI thought Moncrief was in the HOF already
My man Tim Bug tho!
"I got skeeeeeeeeelz!"
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
White Chocolate gettin a lot of props lately. He's a legend
Kobe got crossed
@Malta do you think one of the reasons the eastern conference has never really got the top quality teams that the west has is because all of their teams end up treadmilling because everyone else is treadmilling? As in all the teams that might otherwise fight for the top picks end up trading a lot of wins that makes them go farther down in the lottery, which is basically what Philly avoided by being so extremely bad.
I mean the Heat, for example, are a team would benefit from getting a top pick this season but they went on a huge winning streak and now are close to a playoff spot in the east(even though they're still nowhere close to 500). That won't benefit them in the long run. I'm aware that the Western conference 8th seed is lower than the East's btw, but that's not really the point here, the top 7 teams in the west hurt the other teams records more than the Eastern teams do overall.
Same shyt happens to teams like the pistons and bucks. Having a top 5 pick would do wonders, but since the rest of the east is pretty much where they're at they end up getting a middle lottery pick.
And this isn't some recent thing, it feel likes this has been a constant for a long time. The bottom west teams, due to the strength of the West, end up near the bottom of the standings and end up with a great pick. The Suns have the 2nd worst record in the league, but a winning record in the east. I think it's safe to say if they were in the east they'd be in a position closer to what the Bucks are opposed to in line for a top pick. The West got Davis, the West got Wiggins, the West Durant/Westbrook/Harden, etc. I know they're not all top picks and West has a higher success, it seems, of finding superstars later in the lottery than the East, but overall it seems more of the top talent ends up in the West than the East.
I mean the Heat, for example, are a team would benefit from getting a top pick this season but they went on a huge winning streak and now are close to a playoff spot in the east(even though they're still nowhere close to 500). That won't benefit them in the long run. I'm aware that the Western conference 8th seed is lower than the East's btw, but that's not really the point here, the top 7 teams in the west hurt the other teams records more than the Eastern teams do overall.
Same shyt happens to teams like the pistons and bucks. Having a top 5 pick would do wonders, but since the rest of the east is pretty much where they're at they end up getting a middle lottery pick.
And this isn't some recent thing, it feel likes this has been a constant for a long time. The bottom west teams, due to the strength of the West, end up near the bottom of the standings and end up with a great pick. The Suns have the 2nd worst record in the league, but a winning record in the east. I think it's safe to say if they were in the east they'd be in a position closer to what the Bucks are opposed to in line for a top pick. The West got Davis, the West got Wiggins, the West Durant/Westbrook/Harden, etc. I know they're not all top picks and West has a higher success, it seems, of finding superstars later in the lottery than the East, but overall it seems more of the top talent ends up in the West than the East.
