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Richard Jefferson's take on Lebron James when they both played for Cleveland....

Richard Jefferson said playing with LeBron "sucks": "Mess up a play, and he's like, 'motherf—er, what are you doing?"​

Richard Jefferson only played two seasons with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, LBJ's impact on RJ is lasting. In fact, Jefferson still remembers how it felt to be James' teammate.

According to RJ, playing on the same team with LBJ depends on a player's mindset and attitude. For those who aren't as disciplined and determined as James, it's not fun. On the other hand, it's the opposite for those who have the same goal and work ethic as LeBron.

"Playing with LeBron sucks because you're trying to win a championship," Jefferson said on an episode of the "Road Trippin" podcast. "He is one of the most competitive human beings in the history of American sports and sports in general. Does it suck when you're showing up and he's already been practicing for four hours, and you're like 'oh s—t.' When he's watching film, and you mess up a play, and he's just like, 'motherf—er, what are you doing?"

Jefferson was already on his way out when he joined the Cavs in 2015. The timing was perfect for an aging veteran, as James was on a mission to fulfill his promise, and that was to give Cleveland a championship in his return.

"Which version is the best? Is it the Lakers in 2020? Is it the Miami LeBron? Or Cleveland? Let me tell you this — the Cleveland LeBron; the Cleveland LeBron, those couple of seasons. That was the best basketball I've ever seen a player play in my entire life," Jefferson said.

"The greatest play that I've ever seen — it's the block. It's the block because that's Game 7, he's played every minute, it's the last possible game, it's the last possible minute, and he does an athletic feat of sprinting back. Split-second late and that's goaltending, and it's like, this dude led the series in points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks — in EVERY category,"he added.

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Ryan Day likes (7) TE sets now, and we couldn’t make Royer work out. Incredible.

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KYBuck4858 1 hour ago
After naming Bama and OSU his top2 a month ago, IOL Reed Ramsier now has a top3 of FL, Miami, and Auburn.
Similar to Davis Seaman that I shared above, I think we're set at IOL and moved on. I'm still expecting us to spend big for a 5*-type OT, and an additional OT (such as Kalis or Johnson), and possibly another swing player.

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Life has a rough ass way of giving feedback on bad choices.

Let’s see how this goes for him.

Good luck young man! Once a Buckeye… Will be rooting for him to have a hell of a season!

At least he’s going to Fick, I can root for him there.

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DZ83CK said:

Mobley says he heard Nebraska calling to foul him, so he knew the only chance of a tie there was passing the ball.

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Yepp said it was supposed to go to Tilly-Bynum back to Mobley

I've dabbled with Tai Chi recently, and would actually like to do more of it. Certainly isn't for self defense, but it is good motion and body control stuff, I guess. Meditative. I have also done yoga over the years, but haven't done much more than keep my back stretched as needed for a while now. Which is to say, my routine is still dominated by laziness. lol

Would hate to see him go but he’s been playing now for 10 years, his body has been through hell (And that’s not counting his collegiate career).

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