Future Walk-On
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if your avatar was our mascot our athletic events would be PG-13
LittleBrave
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Granted Duece had a lot more contested dunks than the other kid, but he doesn't get nearly the hangtime that the other kid had. Gotta' give props to him - just in high school!
Duece has very long arms which gets him above the rim pretty easily without having to jump high. Duece is exciting, but the montage was much better of the 1st kid IMO.
LittleBrave
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Of course he looked down at Graham for a few seconds to see if he was o.k. - didn't you see the concerned look on his face? What do YOU think he did?? :lol:
In all seriousness though, that's the only dunk I can remember CR taking it a little too far, but it wasn't that bad. CR was a real good kid and was all about the team. Maybe a combination of his adrenaline runnin' a bit high and the fact that his team was getting clobbered and he was upset.
LittleBrave - I would have to believe FWO was being sarcastic! As a matter of fact when I read his or AZ's post I take them as such from the beginning.
In reality I do not mind a bit of attitude on the court. Every great player had a bit of cockiness out there, some just hid it better then others. The guy is young and the right coach will coach him to display his emotions in a way that is best for the team. I've heard recruiters talk about this type of display as a positive. Yes, they would prefer a quite intensity personality but they believe a coach can always mold these guys and use that energy for positive results.
In reality I do not mind a bit of attitude on the court. Every great player had a bit of cockiness out there, some just hid it better then others. The guy is young and the right coach will coach him to display his emotions in a way that is best for the team. I've heard recruiters talk about this type of display as a positive. Yes, they would prefer a quite intensity personality but they believe a coach can always mold these guys and use that energy for positive results.