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Yossarian;2336285 said:
I can do that... Almost... And with a lot more effort put into that
I need to start hitin the gym more often
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NBA Playoffs Thread 2007
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I can do that... Almost... And with a lot more effort put into that
I need to start hitin the gym more often
alex13;2336529 said:I can do that... Almost... And with a lot more effort put into that
I need to start hitin the gym more often
Remember those ton-pounded hard ironed guys in "300" movie? Will, with their 6 pack on the chest they would dunk your skinny ass for a home run
ShiftyPowers;2336485 said:
Really?......hurhurhur. I automatically assumed that an impressive sounding number like 92ft would convert more favourably into yardage.....wouldn've guessed in a million years that it was 1/3 the size, man........sheesh. Shows my lack of Math measurement knowledge, I know. But I was also putting the size of his paws and the effortlessness with which he threw that ball into the situation......smaller/lighter ball should equal an 80+ yard hurl imo.
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Didn't think they were capable of beating the pistons. Congrats to the cavs and Lebron for reaching the NBA Finals. I hope they win it all.
Lebron is surely in route for MVP
Lebron is surely in route for MVP
Damn, I'd love to see a finals game. I might see if I can get tickets. This might actually be interesting...
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MaestroZidane;2337287 said:
He should have won it last year. Well, Kobe should have, but Lebron was #2 after him.
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Kibe Kru;2337408 said:
He's gotta be the most untalented player to ever play in the finals.
And also my best wishes to the Spurs for a nice n easy sweep in the finals.
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still completely untalented 
All he's got is... "energy" Jumps around like a goat, takes a few rebounds. If thats basketball talent..
All he's got is... "energy" Jumps around like a goat, takes a few rebounds. If thats basketball talent..
WTF did BillyD just do to the Magic? I don't know if he just ruined it for other potential college coaches out there, but he just violently butt****ed that organization in the most ridiculous of ways, man.
What a ******* weak-bellied clown, eh? I mean, I used to dig the dude and all, but now I'm having second thoughts about 'em.
What a ******* weak-bellied clown, eh? I mean, I used to dig the dude and all, but now I'm having second thoughts about 'em.
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What did he do?Yossarian;2338000 said:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=aw-donovanwantsout060307&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
Donovan wants out
After working throughout the weekend to free himself from his freshly minted $27.5 million contract with the Orlando Magic, team officials apparently have stopped trying to change Billy Donovan's mind and allowed him to return to the University of Florida.
The Orlando Sentinel reported on its web site early Monday morning that the franchise had relented and allowed Donovan to back out of his agreement, though the Magic maintain that the dialogue between Donovan and the team will continue. Foxsports.com first reported the story of Donovan's desire to return to Florida, where he had won back-to-back NCAA titles.
"While Central Florida, the Orlando Magic and Billy were energized with the announcement of his contract signing on Friday, we know there was a different feeling in Gainesville and people have been tugging at him since that time," a statement from the Magic read. "Billy is conflicted with those emotions and the opportunity he has ahead in Orlando and in the NBA.
"We've had numerous conversations and a personal visit in Gainesville with Billy over the last 48 hours and we have a commitment from him that the dialogue between us will continue."
This is a devastating blow to the Magic's public relations score of hiring Donovan. His was a popular hire in Central Florida, even if it didn't frighten teams around the league. Orlando general manager Otis Smith likely will turn to former Miami Heat coach Stan Van Gundy to coach the Magic. Van Gundy actually was one of the people with whom Donovan sought counsel before accepting the Magic job last Thursday. Van Gundy doesn't look as good in a suit but is considered an excellent pro coach. He turned down the Indiana Pacers job last week.
P.J. Carlesimo, the San Antonio Spurs assistant coach, also had been on the Magic's short list.
An AAU coach who has a player being recruited by the Gators' staff said he learned on Sunday through conversations with assistant coaches from Florida and Virginia Commonwealth that Donovan had second thoughts on his five-year deal with the Magic and contacted UF athletic director Jeremy Foley on Saturday about returning to his old job.
Foley flew on Saturday to Richmond, Va., to meet with VCU coach Anthony Grant, his No. 1 target to replace Donovan, but returned to Gainesville without meeting with Grant, a former Florida assistant.
"Right when Foley landed in Richmond to meet with Anthony Grant, there was a message on his voice mail from Billy telling him to hold off on hiring anyone until they talked," the source said.
Grant released a statement on Sunday night, saying, "I have been contacted by the University of Florida regarding their coaching vacancy. I have not had any in-person contact with any Florida representative, nor have I been offered the job. At this point in time, I will have no further comment on this situation as my focus is on my responsibilities at VCU."
Donovan wants out
After working throughout the weekend to free himself from his freshly minted $27.5 million contract with the Orlando Magic, team officials apparently have stopped trying to change Billy Donovan's mind and allowed him to return to the University of Florida.
The Orlando Sentinel reported on its web site early Monday morning that the franchise had relented and allowed Donovan to back out of his agreement, though the Magic maintain that the dialogue between Donovan and the team will continue. Foxsports.com first reported the story of Donovan's desire to return to Florida, where he had won back-to-back NCAA titles.
"While Central Florida, the Orlando Magic and Billy were energized with the announcement of his contract signing on Friday, we know there was a different feeling in Gainesville and people have been tugging at him since that time," a statement from the Magic read. "Billy is conflicted with those emotions and the opportunity he has ahead in Orlando and in the NBA.
"We've had numerous conversations and a personal visit in Gainesville with Billy over the last 48 hours and we have a commitment from him that the dialogue between us will continue."
This is a devastating blow to the Magic's public relations score of hiring Donovan. His was a popular hire in Central Florida, even if it didn't frighten teams around the league. Orlando general manager Otis Smith likely will turn to former Miami Heat coach Stan Van Gundy to coach the Magic. Van Gundy actually was one of the people with whom Donovan sought counsel before accepting the Magic job last Thursday. Van Gundy doesn't look as good in a suit but is considered an excellent pro coach. He turned down the Indiana Pacers job last week.
P.J. Carlesimo, the San Antonio Spurs assistant coach, also had been on the Magic's short list.
An AAU coach who has a player being recruited by the Gators' staff said he learned on Sunday through conversations with assistant coaches from Florida and Virginia Commonwealth that Donovan had second thoughts on his five-year deal with the Magic and contacted UF athletic director Jeremy Foley on Saturday about returning to his old job.
Foley flew on Saturday to Richmond, Va., to meet with VCU coach Anthony Grant, his No. 1 target to replace Donovan, but returned to Gainesville without meeting with Grant, a former Florida assistant.
"Right when Foley landed in Richmond to meet with Anthony Grant, there was a message on his voice mail from Billy telling him to hold off on hiring anyone until they talked," the source said.
Grant released a statement on Sunday night, saying, "I have been contacted by the University of Florida regarding their coaching vacancy. I have not had any in-person contact with any Florida representative, nor have I been offered the job. At this point in time, I will have no further comment on this situation as my focus is on my responsibilities at VCU."
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Yeah hes an asshole.
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Wow, indecisive like a 12 year old woman. 
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$teauA;2338359 said:billy donovan
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The Pistons not winning simply shows how crap Flip Saunders is. They would of been in the finals last year and this year had Larry Brown stayed.
Yeah, couldnt agree more there
as for LeBron, I dont thin so. At least not as long as the team doesnt have another star player who can score a lot on a regular basis.