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Carlos*y said:and who says yao can't run on the break?
should have gone for through the legs or self-alley off the glass before the finish
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Carlos*y said:and who says yao can't run on the break?
Carlos*y said:yet another EURO refusing to go to the nba for now
"Sonics' second-round pick Mickael Gelabale refused to go to the NBA and extended his contract with Real Madrid through 2008."
from hoopshype
saw him at the championship games.. not a bad player... awesome hair too.. LOL
looks like the nba is not that attractive anymore... other than for money
Horatiu said:Highest draft pick to die of a drug overdose
Len Bias, No. 2 overall, June 19, 1986
Bias was considered a can't-miss star. Not only was the 22-year-old a terrific talent, he also had a sterling reputation. As his college coach Lefty Driesell stated, "Leonard's only vice is ice cream." Unfortunately, the Maryland Terrapins forward never got a chance to strut his stuff in the pros.
A tragic ending for Len Bias.
Less than 48 hours after being selected second overall by the Boston Celtics, Bias collapsed in his dorm and died of a cardiac arrest. Doctors found cocaine in Bias's system and concluded that he died of a cocaine-induced seizure.
A subsequent investigation into his death led to charges being laid against three other people who admitted using the drug with Bias on the day of his death. The fallout eventually resulted in Driesell's resignation.