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I don't know, I thought he was pretty incredible for us. I get what you're saying though.Good article. Thabeet would have been an incredible bb player if he started playing when he was young. Good luck Thabeet.
Had Dyson not been hurt he might have won an NCAA game and Chief wouldn't have the opportunity to remind us in every Dyson thread that Dyson never won a NCAA game. Good thing for Chief Dyson got hurt. Sarcasm off.Thabeet reached his college ceiling at uconn thanks to Calhoun and co. A final four is very significant stuff. Had dyson not been hurt they had a chance not just for the champ game but also for the championship. He's also a good dude. He was always a second round pick in a lottery body. But I wish him all the best. Nice kid
We could add a million details but it won't stop the haters from hating and therefore ignoring every one of them. But I appreciate your knowledge.Chief lucked out with two knee injuries - AJ Price's vs San Diego and Dyson's. He also needed the fadeaway over Stanley to drop or else Dyson would have won us a tournament game for us with clutch free throw shooting.
Hasheem is blessed, but his content attitude is probably why he hasn't been successful in the NBA. I remember at the 09 Final Four they showed him in the crowd with his shades on with a big smile, just enjoying the ride. Most competitors wouldn't be smiling after losing at the Final Four.[/quote]
Here is HT after the MSU game:
LOL and so true.It's a question of culture.
Where he comes from, most kids are thrilled if they have a steady diet and access to a one room school.
Here, if a kid's iThing stalls for 1/2 second or the Game Cube connection is a bit slow, anger management issues and ADD cause complete mental immolation.
If you've never gone a couple days without food, involuntarily, you're doing quite well by historical standards.
See . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r1CZTLk-Gk