i want to impress a boy i know and hes OBESSESED with the knicks and basketball. i know a lot bout them but ders just a few questions i have. please if u want 2 talk PLEASE "IM" me, my sn is SECKSIQU3ENS im online rite now. i jus need a few questions answered PLEASE REPLY I DONT CARE WHO U R JUST TALK 2 ME PLEASEEEE
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Mention that Larry Brown needs to balance out his lineup with a solid big man.  They have the guards to win games but nothing up front.  Mention that drafting Tyrus Thomas, Glen Davis, or Shelden Williams would be a good idea because these are all formidable big men.
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Ok, here's what went wrong with the Knicks. Even though I'm not a Knick fan, I live in the tri-state and have diagnosed this ordeal. It all begins when the Knicks traded P-Ew to the Sonics for Vin Baker, when P-Ew was slated to be a free agent in the off season. Instead of letting him walk and using the cap space, they took on Baker's enormous contract and have since then, accumilated more bloated contracts trying to win now. What they need to do is trade away some of the pieces that don't fit. Now we're working with Larry Brown's philosophy, Thomas' ability to get who the Knicks want and Dolan's wallet. The first thing to do is get a point guard who'll distribute first and score second. What I do is a sign and trade with the Nuggets for Andre Miller and Julius Hodge and give up Stephon Marbury. Two, you need to adress the plethora of wing players (Rose, Richardson, Woods). Take the two you want and the other is expendable. Or maybe just one. Rose's expiring deal after next year is attractive. And you want and need a defensive three man. Your answer could be in the form of another trade with Portland for Darius Miles. He was injured most of the year, but with LB, he can be a defensive gem. You could then parlay either Richardson or Crawford for depth at the four or five. Your future is now staked in the youth movement (Lee, Robinson, Frye) and those should remain there. Curry is an enigma, and has yet to realize his "potential" as he's not a good rebounder to be 6'11" and 280. So you need another big to get it done on the boards. You could turn Crawford and Taylor into someone who's a hard worker on the glass and some more depth. We look to the Sonics for Danny Fortson and the former son of longtime Knicks great, Gerald, Damien Wilkens. And finally, you turn Stevie Franchise into draft picks from a team in need of a point man.
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I never played past PAL in grade school.  I focused on baseball and had plans to play for the Detroit Tigers.  In the D, middle school and high school basketball was very competitive, Cris Webber, Jalen Rose, etc.  I discovered the love for basketball in college in Michigan.  Though I learned I could dunk, I had no chance at the big show (NBA).  \n \nBy the way, did you and J Rich attend Nouvel Catholic Central High School before he transferred?\n\nOh yes Pistons56, that coach was a dim bulb.  NBA lottery picks don't walk on your court everyday. Nouvel would have crushed the competition with J Rich on board.  I'm sorry things didn't work out for your school.  J Rich is the type of guy that you pull for.
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Hey man, we like brothers. I am not exactly skinny, I'm about 170-180lbs. I was on my school's rec. basketball team. I didn't miss one practice. It was fun. I would join and see how it's like. It doesn't matter how much you weigh. Look at Robert Traylor. He was a big man and he played in the NBA for the Cavs. He's a free agent now, but it doesn't matter. He still played the game, and he was successful. If you love the game, then have fun playing it. I'm 13 and in middle school and next year, I'll be going to my high school, and I plan on joining the Fottball team, the basketball team, and the baseball team. I even plan on joining the track team for shotput and discus. All because I love playing sports. I'm a very competitive person. So, join you're basketball team, and DON'T QUIT IT IF YOU JOIN. If you quit, you'll be picked on for quitting and wasting the team's time. So if you feel that you can do it, than join and do it. Best wishes man! PEACE!
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How old will he be and how long have you been together?\nIf he likes Basketball then I would say get him a card of his favorite player, or if you can aford to take hin to a game, or get a bunch of his friends together to play a game of Basketball but make sure you have enough players. Be creative. Maybe get him a ball and have it signed by someone???
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LOL you just want me to say what u want to hear huh? WELL DUH! THEY THINK YOUR CUTE AND FUN. i know you knew this so why waste 5 points to hear an obvious answer. you know your not scared, you like the attention u get from the 2 boys. sorry sweety but really.............
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The guy doesn't respect you as a player, probably because you're female and that would make him a male chauvinist pig. Another reason might be that he thinks he's the only good player on this team and will hog the ball to shoe how "great" he is. In either case, you should speak to the coach about him. He will probably be a smuck even after the coach speaks to him, so good luck. If it continues and the coach doesn't remedy this you may have to approach the local district sports board.
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What is so cool about a guy who doesn't have to jump to dunk the ball?\n\nShow me a guard who can sky any day before Yao
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im 13 and on the varsity basketball team im in 7th grade u can email me at longhornscollege@yahoo.com
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me me me..... i'm 13 but i'm the greatest li'l teen u'll find..... m great with free kicks, corners and forward runs.... i even scored from a corner once....( the corner that is).... add me.....my id is dark_flame18@hotmail.com
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try to get to know him before you take the plunge of expressing yourself too much. after (or if, for you pessimists out there) you find he is still what you are looking for then maybe attend a b-ball game and note what position he plays and what he did in the game and you'd really impress him by mentioning you noticed his playing and throwing it out there a little, just not too much, cause then it is a little stalkerish
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Yeah, this guy is a monster!!!  Looking at him right now, he could be one of the most dominating big men since Shaq.  This guy is only 21 and is going to keep getting better.  Four 20 rebound games!!!  He's just a monster on the boards, all i look for improvement is his offensie low-post.  Just improve some of his low-post moves.  But other than that, Dwight Howard is going to be a great player.
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First let me congradulate you on your son's team! Secondly, I will give it a try (I have never been good at word play) but here it goes.\n\nIt takes a great coach to make a great team, thanks for all your effort and time put into the team's winning the season.
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um, what does this have to do with basketball? and also, i couldn't understand your typing. sorry i couldn't help you.
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Jermaine O'Neal might be done for the season. Eddie Griffin will get you blocks and rebounds, but not much else. I don't like one-dimensional players, but that's just me. Between those two, you really could use some improvement at center. Other than that, your team is pretty solid. You have a few guys who are getting pretty hot right now, so I would ride those guys as long as you can. Good luck!
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ok. i 've got a plan. try to participate in a lot of activities at his school. although you are a 7th grader, there may be activities at his school still. you can become more easily known. like that, some time sooner or later, the boy will come up to you and say, "Hey, you are in the ...*whatever you participated in*" and you will say, "Yeah, I am." ANd then you can began a short introduction there. it won't take too many guts, because he approached you. If he doesn't approach you, then just appraoch him. With things like, "Hi! Do you want to join this club too?" Pretend to be advertising a club. ANd you can say,"This club is really cool becasue of *blank* if you ever want to join contact me I am *say ur name*." It's not that hard.
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i play high school basketball in NYC every time i try out for a team theres always good competition. what you should do is work on your conditioning because that's the first thing a coach looks at. also you have to walk in the gym like you really want to play and your focus has to be on point. try to outplay and out hustle your opponent that's key when your trying out because a coach always wants to see a player who can hustle up and down the court.