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01-23-2004, 08:05 PM
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| | easy rider papers
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Rep Power: 10  | Sebastian Telfair Will Enter the 04 draft INSIDER KNOWLEDGE RIGHT HERE
he'll make it official on monday
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01-24-2004, 01:33 AM
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| | viva usted
Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: CA
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| damn well done if this is truth, i thought he was committed to louisville and haven't really heard anything since...
im not a big fan of kids skipping college, but who am i, so best of luck to the kid
and if i hear about this on monday ill recommend you to espn insider myself. |
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01-24-2004, 01:08 PM
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Rep Power: 10  | i speak to him almost everyday
he lives on west 31st-same number as his jersey
i live on 28 |
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01-24-2004, 02:35 PM
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| | Peep me now son..REALLY
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seems like everyones an insider lol...
o well if he goes to the draft
his basketbal career is going down the toilet,.
hes great...but hes no pro |
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01-24-2004, 03:27 PM
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Rep Power: 10  | WTF?
yo...he's entering because he's been told by scouts (even tho they are not allowed to talk to high schoolers) that his is definite lottery
AND
stephon marbury and allen iverson BOTH could have went out of highschool.
Steph was actually talked out of going straight pro.
Telfair is really capable of running an NBA team
AND ANOTHER THING
after bassy spoke to a couple of cats i found out this...
lemarcus aldridge the guy who commited to to Texas...going pro...and SHAUN LIVINGSTON is going pro |
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01-24-2004, 04:04 PM
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| | Peep me now son..REALLY
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scouts can talk to highscoolers
thats how u go to there school.
call me a hater..but i seriously doubt
he can run an nba offense against.
players that will guard him like
jay kidd , and others... |
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01-24-2004, 04:12 PM
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| | easy rider papers
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Rep Power: 10  | "scouts can talk to highscoolers
thats how u go to there school."
no shit, BUT NBA scouts cant |
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01-24-2004, 09:03 PM
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Rep Power: 6  | he aint ready n he 2 small |
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01-24-2004, 09:44 PM
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| | easy rider papers
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Rep Power: 10  | why is everyone saying this?
NBA SCOUTS ARE SAYN HES READY TO RUN A TEAM RIGHT NOW.
earl boykins is damn good, is he too small to play? |
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01-24-2004, 11:13 PM
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| | Peep me now son..REALLY
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nba scouts are jsut nba scouts
they arent genious'z...
and keep in mind..if he goes pro
tthat is what they get paid for..
so they would have reason to say so. |
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01-24-2004, 11:16 PM
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| | Da God ....
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Rep Power: 7  | where is sebastian from anyway? if he goes hopefully he will be just fine.... would hate to see him fail cuz then he would probably have to get a regular job..... |
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01-25-2004, 12:52 AM
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Rep Power: 10  | nba scouts dont get paid to say everyone is great
they get paid to filter outy the lenny cookes from the lebron james
and no the scouts arent genius but they obviously know a hell of alot more than you |
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01-25-2004, 02:57 PM
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| | Peep me now son..REALLY
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why would u say they know more then me?
because they like his chances?...
they liked sam bowie's chances too..
and countless others..
so jsut answer me this...
would he be better off going to louisville for atleast
a year..
or gonig to the pros..? |
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01-25-2004, 04:20 PM
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Rep Power: 10  | IN 1995, Stephon Marbury's senior year at Lincoln High School, he was acutely inclined to skip college and become the first 6-foot playmaker to apply for the NBA draft.
The unconscious majority mocked that notion when presented in this space.
One year later, he was drafted No. 4 by the Bucks, nine picks before Charlotte chose Kobe Bryant.
Kobe's booming evolution provided the impulsion for the schoolboy gold rush that continues to this day, but Marbury could've/should've been the contemporary Moses Malone frontiersman.
Yeah, right, like it was freshman year at Georgia Tech that prepared Steph for the pros, where he averaged 15.8 points and 7.8 assists as a Timberwolves rookie.
Believe me, league talent scouts were positive Marbury - though ultimately unwilling (i.e. talked out of it) - was ready and able the year before.
Just as they know for sure Sebastian Telfair, Marbury's cousin ("his mother's mother is my mother's sister," Steph explains) is capable of making a textbook transition from yellow buses to chartered planes.
"The kid's a definite lottery pick!" attests an Eastern Conference GM against the glaring wishes of commissioner David Stern, who forbids team executives and coaches to discuss high-school players publicly.
"I love his understanding of the game. He sees the floor, makes great decisions and is poised beyond his years. Sebastian isn't nearly as athletic or explosive as Steph, but he shoots better at a comparative age."
The same GM, whose rag-bag team is lottery bound, was one of 30 team execs to catch Telefair's cosmic act last month at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion; he's convinced Sebastian can competently run an NBA squad.
"If he's there, I'm taking him!" he said.
This isn't, by far, an isolated opinion. Hate to be the one to drop bad news on Rick Pitino's doorstep, but there's not a single Sebastian dissenter out there. If you crave expert eyes of the cutter, the pair belonging to Telfair will be the best available in this June's shallow draft dominated by foreigners and teenagers.
Georgia prep pin-up Dwight Howard, a 6-10 forward, already is the consensus lock to be the pick of the litter. No wonder the Hawks are asking for sky-high draft picks in trade packages involving Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
Truth is, none of the above can be news to Pitino, Louisville's head coach. He's too wired into how favorably his prized recruit is being judged by the NBA to be even vaguely surprised.
Additionally, Slick Rick has been around the block in reverse a few times; he's too aware of the temptations Telfair is facing (accepting?) on an hourly basis to think the kid can resist (or keep it on the down low) much longer, much less forego roughly $9 million guaranteed for three seasons as a mid-range lottery choice.
Marbury needlessly delayed his NBA baptism a year, it says here. Nine years later, it's Telfair chance to become the first 6-foot point guard to go straight from high school to a profitable pro career, something, by all accounts, that's deeply appealing to him.
No way Telfair will say no. No way Marbury will let him. That goes double for Marbury's mother and her sister, Sebastian's grandmother, in other words. Especially after they get a whiff of the following quote.
"If I had Telfair today," a Western Conference coach recently asserted, "I could beat the Kings tonight."
-recent article by peter vescey
NOW SHUT THE FUCK AND REALIZE COLLEGE AINT GONNA HELP HIM JACK |
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01-25-2004, 04:46 PM
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Rep Power: 6  | if u gonna make a jump from highschool u gotta be big or a resonable size
and bassy's has neither height or weight
and if does make a jump he probably be like juan dixon |
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