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David wrote: Quote:
He's already bigger than Gordon. I mean he could end up being bigger than Ben Wallace.. Rizzo |
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In article <1160091119.189930.33040@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.c om>,
"Frank Rizzo" <champ91917@yahoo.com> wrote: Quote:
With his wingspan and leaping ability, a muscled up Tyrus could be devastating. Who had that kind of game? I'm holding off expectations until I see him on the basketball court. Skiles is saying they'll surprise us by being ready for minutes earlier than anyone expected. I'm not sure what Skiles sees but it's worthwhile to point out that Skiles tailors his approach to each player. With E---- R-------, it was practice, work, etc. With Eddy, it was weight and rebounding. With Ben Gordon, it was keeping himself in games by being active on O and bodying up on defense. Skiles would make a pretty good political ad man. Even if people think he's a bad coach (I don't), he's never off message, not even when he's angry at a player for forgetting to pull their drawstrings and having their shorts fall down during a game. So I'm thinking Thabo and Tyrus have done everything the organization asked them to do (probably more) and he wants them to know there will be a payoff. At least without seeing them in games, I'm holding to that interpretation. |
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No, why???
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How disgusting. We finally get over the shame of Crocodile Dundee, and
some other maniacal croc-obsessed fuckhead comes along and turns himself into a "celebrity". Oh well, least he's dead. It's a pity he had time to breed first. Brad. Granville Waiters' Ghost wrote: Quote:
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Brad wrote: Quote:
Aw, I liked Steve Irwin. I'm sure you had to put up with more of him than the rest of us did, and I never watched anything he did for more than the couple of minutes that it would take for his maniacal enthusiasm to become tiresome. But I still enjoyed the fact that someone got that sincerely excited about crocodiles. Like crocodiles themselves, it seemed vaguely prehistoric, but in a charming way. "Grizzly Man" would make good viewing for anyone annoyed with the Crocodile Hunter, I guess. |
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