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Post by rustyshackleford on Apr 11, 2010 1:45:51 GMT -5
kdf.org/files/DERBY2010.pdfConsidering most all star games are pretty guard oriented, the stats from Moses and Nate look pretty good They certainly look like they'll add an almost immediate rebounding impact. If I wasn't busy I'd be sure to catch them at the cap classic which everyone on this board should be psyched for during the always eventful off-season.
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Post by HoyaSinceBirth on Apr 11, 2010 9:50:51 GMT -5
Lubick: 15pts 5-5 from the field 5-8 from the line. 9 rbds 2 offensive 2 assists and 1 blk.
Abraham: 6pts on3-6 shooting 8 rbds 4 offensive, 1 assist. He played the least of anyone in the game.
Sounds like some people were impressed and surprised by Lubick mostly because people were expecting a white player to be unathletic and slow, but still. Can't wait to see these guys+ markel at the capital classic on thursday.
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Post by MCIGuy on Apr 11, 2010 11:03:58 GMT -5
Lubick: 15pts 5-5 from the field 5-8 from the line. 9 rbds 2 offensive 2 assists and 1 blk. Abraham: 6pts on3-6 shooting 8 rbds 4 offensive, 1 assist. He played the least of anyone in the game. Sounds like some people were impressed and surprised by Lubick mostly because people were expecting a white player to be unathletic and slow, but still. Can't wait to see these guys+ markel at the capital classic on thursday. Couldn't agree more on your point about Nate, HSB. I'm about to post something in his thread. By the way I had to chuckle at the Duke fan who posted on a board about Hairston points and rebounds in 29 minutes without mentioning that the dude went 5 for 16. |
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