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In a massacre Jesus is as much hope as there is.
Americans are starting to look better. Too little too late, though.
But Gasol plays for Spain...Quote:
Tim W. wrote:
He's back out there.
You're going to have to explain that one to me.Quote:
Maleko wrote:
What noteworthy Americans are playing outside of lamb? Davis?
For this level of competition he is unstoppable on pick and roll high block - but this US team looks like a bunch of CIAU rejects.
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ceez wrote:
You mean as opposed to all the noteworthy Lithuanian's?
I doubt these USA guys wanted to suck. They want good resumes and a future too (you don't get to play for team USA if you are a chump).
I hope I get to see some of his tourney games later. Man I hate living on the west coast.
Who is the Sabonis for Lithuania? He's not Arvidas' son, is he? He kind of looks a little like him?
Someone please post JV17 highlights once the game finishes, he's really eating up the competition
It's his son:Quote:
Tim W. wrote:
http://www.fiba.com/pages/eng/fc/new...p?newsid=44909
He is not hustling as hard out there now... could be he is tired, hope its not due to the score.
Vala uses those pointy elbows well. He'll have to keep em below the shoulders in the NBA though.
Now he's done. Not a bad game. 23 and 11 in 25 minutes.
With his height and wingspan, they are still a formidable obstacle even if kept below his shoulders. ;)Quote:
minks77 wrote:
Young is expected to be a lotto pick next year... DraftExpress has him going at 8.Quote:
ceez wrote:
http://www.draftexpress.com/nba-mock-draft/2012/
No idea if that's warranted, this is the first I've seen him play.
... Or maybe because his team is up 30+ points in a friendly game with 3 mins to goQuote:
MyMomLovesMe wrote:
Thanks. Man, that's got to be a little difficult for him. Like being one of Jordan's son. Only more so.Quote:
planetmars wrote:
team USA has 5 assists - total. Sad.