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  • CHWildcats
    Rookie
    • May 2003
    • 204

    #121
    Re: The one player. . .

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    And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!!

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    remember amare stoudamire, he wasnt expected to do that well then when Tom G. got hurt there was alot of pressure on him to keep up the intensity, well he answered the call and took it one step above and then he became a target and he helped phoenix get as far as they did. (rebound help, scoring threat) name it he was there for it.

    if you compare physical readiness LeBron is 2 inches shorter and 10 pounds lighter. i believe he can do what amare did except for getting the cavs to the playoffs w/o a player off the bench that can play offense and defense

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    • brad
      MVP
      • Feb 2003
      • 2296

      #122
      Re: The one player. . .

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      dude i said centers and fowards

      honestly name the five best players in the league
      probaley something like
      shaq, kobe, duncan, Kg, and kidd

      well 4 out of those 5 are forwards

      read my post before u argue

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      I read it. When Kobe becomes a forward please give me that memo. You forgot about TMac too my friend, isn't he a gaurd? No matter how you slice it, it's a gaurds league right now.

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      then it's still 3 out of 5

      you can't argue with shaq, duncan and kg in the top 5 they all deserve it and there all forwards

      that means 3 out of 5 players are forwards

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      • brad
        MVP
        • Feb 2003
        • 2296

        #123
        Re: The one player. . .

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        dude i said centers and fowards

        honestly name the five best players in the league
        probaley something like
        shaq, kobe, duncan, Kg, and kidd

        well 4 out of those 5 are forwards

        read my post before u argue

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        I read it. When Kobe becomes a forward please give me that memo. You forgot about TMac too my friend, isn't he a gaurd? No matter how you slice it, it's a gaurds league right now.

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        then it's still 3 out of 5

        you can't argue with shaq, duncan and kg in the top 5 they all deserve it and there all forwards

        that means 3 out of 5 players are forwards

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        • brad
          MVP
          • Feb 2003
          • 2296

          #124
          Re: The one player. . .

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          You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
          Leon Smith
          Korleone Young
          Ellis Richardson
          Taj McDavid
          Jonathan Bender
          DeShawn Stevenson
          Darius Miles
          Kwame Brown
          And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


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          What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

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          • brad
            MVP
            • Feb 2003
            • 2296

            #125
            Re: The one player. . .

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            You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
            Leon Smith
            Korleone Young
            Ellis Richardson
            Taj McDavid
            Jonathan Bender
            DeShawn Stevenson
            Darius Miles
            Kwame Brown
            And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


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            What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

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            • QuickSilverK
              Pro
              • Nov 2002
              • 604

              #126
              Re: The one player. . .

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              You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
              Leon Smith
              Korleone Young
              Ellis Richardson
              Taj McDavid
              Jonathan Bender
              DeShawn Stevenson
              Darius Miles
              Kwame Brown
              And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


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              What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post"> WTF are you talking about, Brad said I couldn't find guys who came straight from HS (and dominated) to the pros that flopped. Thats what I did. So why you bring up these other guys? It don't make any sense. AND Kemp did indeed go to college. We weren't talking about the guys who had made it. PLEASE read all the posts before replying with an off topic post plz.

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              • QuickSilverK
                Pro
                • Nov 2002
                • 604

                #127
                Re: The one player. . .

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                You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
                Leon Smith
                Korleone Young
                Ellis Richardson
                Taj McDavid
                Jonathan Bender
                DeShawn Stevenson
                Darius Miles
                Kwame Brown
                And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post"> WTF are you talking about, Brad said I couldn't find guys who came straight from HS (and dominated) to the pros that flopped. Thats what I did. So why you bring up these other guys? It don't make any sense. AND Kemp did indeed go to college. We weren't talking about the guys who had made it. PLEASE read all the posts before replying with an off topic post plz.

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                • Bad_Intentions
                  All Star
                  • Oct 2002
                  • 5392

                  #128
                  Re: The one player. . .

                  gaurds league my arse!

                  PF's and 1 Center dominates the league. The last 4 Championship teams have been Big Men Driven(LA last 3, SA in 98-99, and in the finals again this year). The last 4 finals MVP's have been Big men(Shaq &amp; Duncan).

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                  • Bad_Intentions
                    All Star
                    • Oct 2002
                    • 5392

                    #129
                    Re: The one player. . .

                    gaurds league my arse!

                    PF's and 1 Center dominates the league. The last 4 Championship teams have been Big Men Driven(LA last 3, SA in 98-99, and in the finals again this year). The last 4 finals MVP's have been Big men(Shaq &amp; Duncan).

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                    • LHayes37
                      Banned
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 1311

                      #130
                      Re: The one player. . .

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                      </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                      You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
                      Leon Smith
                      Korleone Young
                      Ellis Richardson
                      Taj McDavid
                      Jonathan Bender
                      DeShawn Stevenson
                      Darius Miles
                      Kwame Brown
                      And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


                      <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                      What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

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                      What about all the high school kids that come out early and don't get drafted? All those guys are studs too, but we never hear about them. Bottom line is, the draft is a crap shoot, period. As of today, LaBron has more of a chance at failing than he does at superstdom.

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                      • LHayes37
                        Banned
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 1311

                        #131
                        Re: The one player. . .

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                        </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
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                        You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
                        Leon Smith
                        Korleone Young
                        Ellis Richardson
                        Taj McDavid
                        Jonathan Bender
                        DeShawn Stevenson
                        Darius Miles
                        Kwame Brown
                        And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


                        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                        What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

                        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">




                        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                        What about all the high school kids that come out early and don't get drafted? All those guys are studs too, but we never hear about them. Bottom line is, the draft is a crap shoot, period. As of today, LaBron has more of a chance at failing than he does at superstdom.

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                        • brad
                          MVP
                          • Feb 2003
                          • 2296

                          #132
                          Re: The one player. . .

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                          gaurds league my arse!

                          PF's and 1 Center dominates the league. The last 4 Championship teams have been Big Men Driven(LA last 3, SA in 98-99, and in the finals again this year). The last 4 finals MVP's have been Big men(Shaq &amp; Duncan).

                          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                          see another person agrees with me

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                          • brad
                            MVP
                            • Feb 2003
                            • 2296

                            #133
                            Re: The one player. . .

                            </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                            gaurds league my arse!

                            PF's and 1 Center dominates the league. The last 4 Championship teams have been Big Men Driven(LA last 3, SA in 98-99, and in the finals again this year). The last 4 finals MVP's have been Big men(Shaq &amp; Duncan).

                            <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                            see another person agrees with me

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                            • brad
                              MVP
                              • Feb 2003
                              • 2296

                              #134
                              Re: The one player. . .

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                              You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
                              Leon Smith
                              Korleone Young
                              Ellis Richardson
                              Taj McDavid
                              Jonathan Bender
                              DeShawn Stevenson
                              Darius Miles
                              Kwame Brown
                              And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                              What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">




                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                              What about all the high school kids that come out early and don't get drafted? All those guys are studs too, but we never hear about them. Bottom line is, the draft is a crap shoot, period. As of today, LaBron has more of a chance at failing than he does at superstdom.

                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                              okay you actually believe that?

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                              • brad
                                MVP
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 2296

                                #135
                                Re: The one player. . .

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                                You just proved my point, these guys dominated HSer's, and then they went to college and STILL didnt make the impact that they were "supposed" to. James has a harder tiime then he will ever realize. Wait till he plays some one who can play D. Noone in HS is a good defender, especially when you're a foot taller than most. James will not be a superstar. oh BTW
                                Leon Smith
                                Korleone Young
                                Ellis Richardson
                                Taj McDavid
                                Jonathan Bender
                                DeShawn Stevenson
                                Darius Miles
                                Kwame Brown
                                And no other H.S. player has ever had this type of pressure...EVERY guy he plays will go after him like theres no tomorrow!! Good luck King


                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                                What??? So how do you explain Kobe, Tmac, Kemp, O'Neal? They played against the same H.S. players...in fact Lebron played a far higher level of competition than any of them and managed to be a man among boys.

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">




                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                                What about all the high school kids that come out early and don't get drafted? All those guys are studs too, but we never hear about them. Bottom line is, the draft is a crap shoot, period. As of today, LaBron has more of a chance at failing than he does at superstdom.

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                                okay you actually believe that?

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