joober jones
Finally Non-Fat Guy
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I also wish MJ had stayed. He actually looked pretty good in the summer league last year and he's been playing very well over in Sweden.
Just when I though you couldn't dig yourself any deeper...
You actually put Stanley and El-Amin in the same thread, when talking about athleticism.
I know, you'll tell me I'm misreading your qualifier about "player control athleticism," whatever the #$%^#$%^# you think that is. Either way, I don't think I need to comment further - Fishy's already made it clear.
Stan - where ever you're at, and whatever you're doing - you're one of my favorite few Huskies of all time. I hope you find happiness and peace, where ever it is you choose to go and what ever it is you choose to do.
What else is athleticism but the ability to control one's body in ways that normal people can not? Oh, that's right, simpletons like yourself think it is just dunking.
Why don't we have a separate category called "dunking" and we can all stipulate that Sticks is one of the greatest in UConn history? People with triple digit IQ's realize there is more to athleticism than just dunking.
If you don't think El-Amin had great athleticism to play with that body, then you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. He had the ability to twist and lean at full speed to get the ball just beyond the reach of shotblockers. He was also never out of control no matter how fast he was playing.
Stanley Robinson was a superior athlete - superior. Quite frankly, you have to be a complete duck*ing moron to think otherwise.
Totally predictable response. Why don't you tell all of us how people with double-digit IQ's define athleticism?