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"We'll"?
thought you had a purple and gold flag
Come on now. I'm Mav/Laker gang all day.
It was always a mutual respect there between the legends so it's only right I bang both sets
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Come on now. I'm Mav/Laker gang all day.
It was always a mutual respect there between the legends so it's only right I bang both sets
- Feb 10, 2003
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SneakerProSr.
This is an interesting discussion. But go look at all the top 5ish players in these rankings that were 1 & dones/post graduate)
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Almost all of them who came out after their post HS graduate year were first round picks at the least.
Y’all added the one and done criterion.
My point was just because you were highly ranked in a recruiting class doesn’t mean you were drafted high.
Given how Covid shut down kids senior years that years ranking should really have been given a sideeye
HOU$TON
formerly convertibleburt
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Except...that wasn't his senior year
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Pretty sure he is but he's Dallas through and through
It's a win win then
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I thought the criterion was assumed, considering the player in question was known to be a one and done type prospect by everybody.
Of course, being ranked high in HS doesn’t guarantee you a lottery pick. We’ve seen like 50 years of history on that. But THESE type of prospects like Hardy, usually end up 1st round picks or lotto guys by default, after their post grad hs year.
I mean, if you wanted to use Trevon Duval as a study case…I’d buy it. That may be the comp id agree with you on.
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qyrie is such a narcissistic jerk
it takes effort to be that way for most
it takes effort to be that way for most
antidope
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Depending on the circumstances, its always funny when people try to get a celebrity to stop doing something and they are just like "nah".
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Yessir
I can't lose. 
Also, we need Lavar back in the spotlight. He's too entertaining to not be in the spotlight.
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This ***** thinks he's involved in a RICO case
- May 9, 2004
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Yeah ok Jkidd. Kyrie is one of these "it's nobody's team, it's no leader, the man" overthinking types.
I remember a big portion of this thread was on that a couple years ago.
T0INE
formerly toine2983
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Myrie da ultimate chaos agent. 
He's the NBA's real Tariq not Temetrius.
He's the NBA's real Tariq not Temetrius.
jpzx
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WhoA...what Luka he talking about that has better handles than Kumbucha Irving
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Cuban and Kidd making sure this is a short stay for Kyrie
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Tonight might be Russ Westbricks last game as a Laker.
Please.
Please.
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Two interviews and both said “kyrie is second/beta” of the team.
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Tacos and wine in honor of LeBron tonight
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