JAWA'S Dynasty-Going going Gone?!?!?!
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by Heiks on Thu Mar 24, 2005 8:23 am
damn, i like these scouting stories, nice one claiming yourself as the best player in the draft 
btw, jawa, that ass in your sig is bothering me, i guess i can't sleep tonight...
btw, jawa, that ass in your sig is bothering me, i guess i can't sleep tonight...
Give respect, get respect.
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by Ruff Ryder on Fri Mar 25, 2005 8:48 am
Damn, talk about....I guess you've seen Doggy Fizzle Televizzle ey?
Well take Snoops advice:
1-800-WIG-OUT
Well take Snoops advice:
1-800-WIG-OUT
'Retired'
"You can’t drive a knife into a man’s back nine inches, pull it out six inches, and call it progress."-Malcolm X
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by Its_asdf on Fri Mar 25, 2005 11:21 am
Hm.. I'm not trying to insult you or anything, but I think that your dynasty would be a little more readable if the vocabulary and grammar were a little more....... professional? You're missing a lot of capitals and misspelling a lot of words man, try to proofread your work a little more. Quite interesting idea though, I can't wait to see a new Canadian team.
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by jawa31 on Thu Mar 31, 2005 3:04 pm
So for the time away. But I'm pretty busy with work and girls and ball and getting into college but i finally got a free moment so let's go!!
Strengths: Quite possibly the top player of his class...Has an NBA-ready game...Exceptional fundamentals...Always plays with a high level of intensity...Devastating drop-step...Can shoot jump-hook with either hand...McHale-esque footwork on the block...Very sharp mechanics on his jumper...Can shoot the ball out to 18 feet...Can handle the ball well for a 7-footer...Very creative in establishing his positioning...Shoots an incredibly high percentage from the floor (64% this season)...Unbelievable passer out of the double/triple-team...Stellar court vision...A monster on the glass...Possibly the best rebounder (offensive and defensive) in college basketball...Catches everything...Good one-on-one defender...Isn’t intimidated by anyone (in fact, he does most of the intimidating)...Condor wingspan...Improving on his help defense, which accounts for his higher shot-blocking numbers...A coach’s dream...About 10X better than he was last season (and he was no slouch as a freshman, either)...Exceptional lower body strength...Has dominated at the international level before committing to Utah..High mental/physical toughness...Doesn’t get rattled easily...Has plenty of upside remaining...The sky is the limit...Played well against Tim Duncan during the summer Olympics...
Overall floor general abilities are good ... Strong thick physique… Bulls his way to the hoop overpowering smaller and weaker defenders… A good rebounder from the guard position with both size and strength… Has good vision and sees the whole court, always finding open teammates… Very poised and always under control… No wasted dribbles… Has a nice jumper… Confident with the ball in his hands and wants the ball in crunch time… Can create for himself and for his team off the dribble… Not flashy just gets the job done…
Very smooth, athletic guard with an amazing feel for the game. Takes over games as a freshman. Can get hot and bury an opposing team with his offensive prowess. Has a diverse offensive game with three pointers, intermediate jumpers, and a quick first step to take his man off the dribble. A player with great scoring instincts. Makes great decisions and passes the ball extremely well for a shooting guard. Has excellent quickness and terrific speed running the floor. Can easily gain separation on a defender in the open court. Handles the ball very well, and is adept at creating off the dribble. Has good lateral quickness and foot speed defensively. Fred Jones went 14th in the 2002 draft giving athletic, but undersized shooting guards such as McCants great optimism about their draft potential. In Comparison McCants is a little less explosive but has a far better overall game.
Unbelievable quickness. Turns on the jets and can blow by virtually any defender. Has dynamite athleticism and agility. At just 6-feet, has the ability to rise way over the rim for dunks. In his first game at Chapel Hill got a breakaway and threw down a monster two handed dunk. Tremendous passer with great reflexes and will find a teammate for an open basket with the slightest opening in the defense. A good decision maker with instincts for the PG positon. His court vision is one of his greatest attributes. Looks for his shots within the flow of the game. Seems to maintain scoring ability and touch despite not looking for his shot for stretches of the game.
Everything this kid does is silky smooth, even hard drives to the lane capped with the empathetic dunk seem easy... Has supreme athleticism, and gets many points off ally oop dunks as well as on drives to the hole... Has a very quick, effortless release on his jump shot. Combine that with great elevation and you have an almost unblockable shot... Most of the shots go in, in fact his jump shot from midrange to outside is one of his defining qualities... Loves to spot up for the open three, or stop and pop for the 15 footer... Overall just a sick scorer from outside ... Even At 6'8 he handles the ball like a guard, often starting (and finishing) the fast break... Loves to run the floor for the ally oop dunk, but also knows when to pass the ball... Most of those passes get right where they need to be ... However, those fast breaks don't just start themselves, Gerald is often the one creating the turnovers... His long arms and tremendous athleticism lead to lots of blocked shots and steals. Often creating the turnover, starting the break, and finishing with a monster dunk... Also rebounds exceptionally well for a guard/forward his size... The total package, an all around player who will do whatever it takes to win. There aren't many with his gifts at his size... With time and effort this kid will be something special.
Kris Danielson aka the birdman.
KD got his nickname the birdman. From droping non stop 3's like larry bird. rumor is that once he hit 20 in game. Kd is able to drive to hoop and get the easy basket's. And as stated before can step back and hit the open J. Has Crazy d and can leave his oppent confussed and wondering how to get by. Also has great leadership skills
Strengths: Quite possibly the top player of his class...Has an NBA-ready game...Exceptional fundamentals...Always plays with a high level of intensity...Devastating drop-step...Can shoot jump-hook with either hand...McHale-esque footwork on the block...Very sharp mechanics on his jumper...Can shoot the ball out to 18 feet...Can handle the ball well for a 7-footer...Very creative in establishing his positioning...Shoots an incredibly high percentage from the floor (64% this season)...Unbelievable passer out of the double/triple-team...Stellar court vision...A monster on the glass...Possibly the best rebounder (offensive and defensive) in college basketball...Catches everything...Good one-on-one defender...Isn’t intimidated by anyone (in fact, he does most of the intimidating)...Condor wingspan...Improving on his help defense, which accounts for his higher shot-blocking numbers...A coach’s dream...About 10X better than he was last season (and he was no slouch as a freshman, either)...Exceptional lower body strength...Has dominated at the international level before committing to Utah..High mental/physical toughness...Doesn’t get rattled easily...Has plenty of upside remaining...The sky is the limit...Played well against Tim Duncan during the summer Olympics...
Overall floor general abilities are good ... Strong thick physique… Bulls his way to the hoop overpowering smaller and weaker defenders… A good rebounder from the guard position with both size and strength… Has good vision and sees the whole court, always finding open teammates… Very poised and always under control… No wasted dribbles… Has a nice jumper… Confident with the ball in his hands and wants the ball in crunch time… Can create for himself and for his team off the dribble… Not flashy just gets the job done…
Very smooth, athletic guard with an amazing feel for the game. Takes over games as a freshman. Can get hot and bury an opposing team with his offensive prowess. Has a diverse offensive game with three pointers, intermediate jumpers, and a quick first step to take his man off the dribble. A player with great scoring instincts. Makes great decisions and passes the ball extremely well for a shooting guard. Has excellent quickness and terrific speed running the floor. Can easily gain separation on a defender in the open court. Handles the ball very well, and is adept at creating off the dribble. Has good lateral quickness and foot speed defensively. Fred Jones went 14th in the 2002 draft giving athletic, but undersized shooting guards such as McCants great optimism about their draft potential. In Comparison McCants is a little less explosive but has a far better overall game.
Unbelievable quickness. Turns on the jets and can blow by virtually any defender. Has dynamite athleticism and agility. At just 6-feet, has the ability to rise way over the rim for dunks. In his first game at Chapel Hill got a breakaway and threw down a monster two handed dunk. Tremendous passer with great reflexes and will find a teammate for an open basket with the slightest opening in the defense. A good decision maker with instincts for the PG positon. His court vision is one of his greatest attributes. Looks for his shots within the flow of the game. Seems to maintain scoring ability and touch despite not looking for his shot for stretches of the game.
Everything this kid does is silky smooth, even hard drives to the lane capped with the empathetic dunk seem easy... Has supreme athleticism, and gets many points off ally oop dunks as well as on drives to the hole... Has a very quick, effortless release on his jump shot. Combine that with great elevation and you have an almost unblockable shot... Most of the shots go in, in fact his jump shot from midrange to outside is one of his defining qualities... Loves to spot up for the open three, or stop and pop for the 15 footer... Overall just a sick scorer from outside ... Even At 6'8 he handles the ball like a guard, often starting (and finishing) the fast break... Loves to run the floor for the ally oop dunk, but also knows when to pass the ball... Most of those passes get right where they need to be ... However, those fast breaks don't just start themselves, Gerald is often the one creating the turnovers... His long arms and tremendous athleticism lead to lots of blocked shots and steals. Often creating the turnover, starting the break, and finishing with a monster dunk... Also rebounds exceptionally well for a guard/forward his size... The total package, an all around player who will do whatever it takes to win. There aren't many with his gifts at his size... With time and effort this kid will be something special.
Kris Danielson aka the birdman.
KD got his nickname the birdman. From droping non stop 3's like larry bird. rumor is that once he hit 20 in game. Kd is able to drive to hoop and get the easy basket's. And as stated before can step back and hit the open J. Has Crazy d and can leave his oppent confussed and wondering how to get by. Also has great leadership skills
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by jawa31 on Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:45 am
Hey Decent Update coming soon the includes the rookie games. Also the will be a few NLSC Ballers involed in the game including. iLLuzionz,Coccebe Micchy Boy and many other's also look for a few other suprises coming soon.
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by jawa31 on Mon Apr 18, 2005 5:02 pm
I have post the message asking one simple thing. Does anyone really care about this dyansty do u want to see it get down. I say this cause i;m very busy i play or coach 5 outta the 7 days of the week and if not that then i'm working and if not that i'm out partying. But if there are pepole that turly want to see this dynasty get done i will put forth the effort and do it with all the spare chances a can. Thank u for your time. And I hope to hear back form u.
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