NBA 2013-2014 Thread

[ReignOnU]

I won't knock it, great dunk. Guess I just don't consider it a memorable type of posterizing.

I've known about Ross for a long time. My favorite thing about the PAC10,11,12 and the random Moutain-WAC conferences is that they make for great background noise when I'm computer gaming or working at 1a-2a. Him and that guard rotation was solid for the Huskies.


This is memorable:

Spoiler!

[nick]

another Raptor .. the only impressive thing about that dunk is hes jumping over a 7 foot pylon.

as for Ross, look how far back his arm goes.

[Cnasty]

I think the picture makes it look more impressive than the video.

Thats crazy.

[shel311]

"Terrance Ross just did that"

That was very impressive.

[nick]

i think i might actually get that pic printed out and go get him to sign it one night. thats disgusting

[jsence2]

john wall a big dunker?

Please delete this before jsence shows up with a 5 paragraph treatise on how Kentucky made him great with 6 accompanying Youtube videos.

He's a good dunker but this is George's contest to lose. I'd put Ross ahead of Wall as well.

[Cnasty]

Man, flops are awesome

Soccer ones might be the best

[shel311]

Lebron just made a ridiculous play on Ibaka, doing one of those "dunks" where his hand didn't touch the rim but he threw it downwards.

He also got hit in the face at some point, went down, blood on the floor and had to leave the court.

[Cnasty]

One of those Dwight Howard dunks.

Doesnt even look like he got hit hard but he was bleeding pretty nicely.

[Uuaww]

So Cuban talks about how the D-League would be better than the NCAA, I think the NBA should push to have kids out of HS play at least 1 year in D-League. I mean it'd make the games somewhat interesting.

[shel311]

61/7/5 for Lebron tonight.

[Seeitsaveit13]

61/7/5 for Lebron tonight.

He needs to pass more. And what's with the rebounds? Weak.

[shel311]

[shel311]

All 61 points:

[shel311]

[jsence2]

OJ Mayo showing once again what a punk he is.

[Cnasty]

Kobe out the rest of the year.

Just hang em up Black Mamba

[packsyd2284]

Dan Majerle was on the Colin Cowherd show giving an interview this morning and said the difference in the NBA today compared to the 90's is that in the regular season ticky tack fouls are called compared to the 90's where they were allowed to be ultra physical. Do some of you basketball guys agree with this? I don't even know what a hand check means so I have no idea. He said that's why a lot of people in the older generation don't watch the game till the playoffs now. This interview stemmed from the Russell Westbrook/Patrick Beverley confrontations which I loved watching myself last night.

[jsence2]

Dan Majerle was on the Colin Cowherd show giving an interview this morning and said the difference in the NBA today compared to the 90's is that in the regular season ticky tack fouls are called compared to the 90's where they were allowed to be ultra physical. Do some of you basketball guys agree with this? I don't even know what a hand check means so I have no idea. He said that's why a lot of people in the older generation don't watch the game till the playoffs now. This interview stemmed from the Russell Westbrook/Patrick Beverley confrontations which I loved watching myself last night.

Bill Lambier would foul out in five minutes in today's NBA

[shel311]

I think the game was probably more physical, but I don't think the difference is nearly what people make it out to be.

Of course, the outlier incidents that we seen on these greatest moments montages with nasty hits was much more physical, but people think of them as the norm, when those were fairly rare.