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HabaneroBuck
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Mike Conley with 4.2 % body fat and a 40.5 vertical. Yeah, he's getting drafted. Cook's vertical of 34 inches and a height of 6'3 and 3/4". Hmm...
Oden didn't bench press, I guess. He weighed in at 257 lbs. Svelte. And 6'11" without shoes. Aaron Gray was the only 7-footer.
Oden didn't bench press, I guess. He weighed in at 257 lbs. Svelte. And 6'11" without shoes. Aaron Gray was the only 7-footer.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Those bodyfat pctg.'s can't be very accurate. How do you even live on 2.7% bodyfat?
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crazybuckfan40
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I really think this draft is going to put quite a bit of talent into the NBA...
Not just guys with potential but bonafide studs...
You have very solid players all the way into the middle of the second round, and you will have guys that go undrafted make rosters IMO...
If only the Cavs had a pick...At least we used that pick well and got Jeri Welsch...:!
Not just guys with potential but bonafide studs...
You have very solid players all the way into the middle of the second round, and you will have guys that go undrafted make rosters IMO...
If only the Cavs had a pick...At least we used that pick well and got Jeri Welsch...:!
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Canton
Freshmen who went to college under NBA?s rule join the draft
document.title = "Freshmen who went to college under NBA?s rule join the draft";Tuesday, June 26, 2007
By Desmond Conner
The Hartford Courant
NBA Commissioner David Stern will tell you the first year of the draft age limit, requiring athletes to be at least 19 and one year removed from high school, was a success, especially when you look at what they were able to accomplish in college.
College coaches will tell you it was the NBA ? and only the NBA ? that benefited from the rule.
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Freshmen who went to college under NBA?s rule join the draft
document.title = "Freshmen who went to college under NBA?s rule join the draft";Tuesday, June 26, 2007
By Desmond Conner
The Hartford Courant
NBA Commissioner David Stern will tell you the first year of the draft age limit, requiring athletes to be at least 19 and one year removed from high school, was a success, especially when you look at what they were able to accomplish in college.
College coaches will tell you it was the NBA ? and only the NBA ? that benefited from the rule.
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crazybuckfan40
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The Man;873795; said:
If the Celtics can put Pierce and Allen together they are going to be able to score with anyone in the league...
Now defense and front court are where the problems lie...
Jeff Green while he could turn out to be a very very good player, I take Ray Allen and 4 more years over Jeff Green...
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The Man
The truth
no way. Pierce and Allen both need the ball to be successful, and I believe there is only one ball. Horrible move. Allen has been very injury prone too in his advanced age. I wouldn't have taken Green #5, I would have taken Wright or Brewer but the point is Ainge is a moron.crazybuckfan40;873840; said:
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