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damn cancer not going away?Originally Posted by allen3xis
Jim Calhoun is supposedly in really rough shape.
The 6-foot-10, 270-pound center mixes fine hands, great footwork, a toughness in the paint and relentlessness in trying to establish position.
Class of 2010 and already 6-10 270? Kid's got be like 17. Jesus.
ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia Tech center Ra'Sean Dickey has given up his senior season to play professionally in the Ukraine.
Coach Paul Hewitt said Wednesday the 6-foot-10 Dickey signed a contract with Budivelnyk Kiev of the Ukrainian Super League. He redshirted last season to recover from acute tendinitis in his right knee and had a year of eligibility remaining.
"Ra'Sean and his family have decided that the time is right for him to begin his professional basketball career, and we wish him all the best," Hewitt said.
Dickey played in 89 games over three seasons, averaging 8.7 points and 5.1 rebounds while shooting 60.1 percent from the field. His best season was 2005-06, when he averaged 13.2 points and 6.8 rebounds.
The Yellow Jackets were 15-17 last season, including 7-9 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
i'm not a fan of Calhoun....but i'm not a fan of cancer either.
Thats a damn good pick upOriginally Posted by allen3xis
Glen Rice JR to Georgia Tech.
Hewitt gettin after it again on the recruiting trail..
"Hollis was excellent today. He played for Portland Legends at Nike Main Event tournament. Brought team back from behind to win in OT--in that game he had 25 pts and 10 rebounds. The second game his team lost by 6 pts, but he scored 20+ had numerours boards, assists and was best player on court".
Class of 2010 and already 6-10 270? Kid's got be like 17. Jesus.Originally Posted by ShannonsCrooks
The 6-foot-10, 270-pound center mixes fine hands, great footwork, a toughness in the paint and relentlessness in trying to establish position.