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You're wilding it doesn't go on school grounds.
The Official NBA Season Thread: Fries Discourse | Mavs vs Jazz
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You're wilding it doesn't go on school grounds.
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I thought he "just" had a gun on him. Guess he assaulted someone allegedly
He is in a bad position
He is in a bad position
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Young dudes with a future been moving recklessly for years, b. This ain’t new
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Agreed
lawdog1
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Not questioning this statement, but the Raptors making major changes seems pretty logical. They have nothing but mid in their future as presently constructed.
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aepps20
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Just a KID FROM SIERRA CANYON.
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That's a very broad statement though.
They're not stupid, they know what they're doing. Feels like it's been way more common now.
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So you expect mature and rational decision making from.....18 year olds?
Have you been around teenagers dawg they're not smart as a whole.
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WOW
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Yes, I've been around them.
They know what theyre doing is stupid man. They just choose to still do it.
aepps20
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I wonder if Memphis still honors the commitment?
Moheezy
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It's a small sample size, but he seems to have adjusted his game yet again to be a catch and shoot 3 point shooter because of KDs gravity.
I don't think we give players like CP3, Harden, and Lebron enough credit for continually transforming their games based on their physical capabilities and team makeup.
It's high basketball IQ, and dynamic skillset. I would also include Brook Lopez in this group as he's transformed his game multiple times since his Brooklyn days.
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Ain’t no way in hell
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Mikey bout to eff up his whole life before getting to the league
dacomeup
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How would they even have these official numbers? This isn’t legit
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Just a KID FROM BRENTWOOD. Thank goodness he made it out.
aepps20
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Chris has always been an excellent shooter. I always wanted him to shoot more but this is why the players you mentioned are amazing. Not just the knowledge to change their game but the physical ability to do so.
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Bronny already the biggest draw in college basketball.
1. Bronny
2. Angel "You can't see me" Reese.
1. Bronny
2. Angel "You can't see me" Reese.
aepps20
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Had da odds stacked against him.
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I wonder what Caitlin Clark’s NIL will look like
Moheezy
formerly mizzoe33
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9 out 10 times he is playing some shady, unsavory or unscrupulous character but I find myself rooting for him purely because I find always myself thinking of him as Rick FoxHe did Nathan and Haley dirty, though.
This topic is making me think we have less NBA players, and athletes in general, acting or even making cameos (Bron tried a bit - I still need to watch Trainwreck). Ballers naturally has some but the days of Kobe popping up on Moesha and Kevin Garnett making an appearance on The Jamie Foxx Show >>>>
Kobe's guest appearance on Hang Time was underrated.
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She's 3 for sure.
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