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That was the all time greatest layup.
That was the all time greatest layup.
I dont know if there's ever been a better finish at the rim. And if there is, I think his rock the cradle dunk has to be in the discussion as well.
Yep. Jordan, Doctor J, George Gervin, Elgin Baylor, Alex English (leading scorer of the 1980s!) are my first thought for forwards.
I was just going to mention Connie. I saw him play as a freshman at Iowa 1960-61. I have seen anyone like that since.Cornelius Hawkins (better known as Connie). RIP.
Yep. Jordan, Doctor J, George Gervin, Elgin Baylor, Alex English (leading scorer of the 1980s!) are my first thought for forwards. Smaller guards? Tiny Archibald, Tony Parker, Allen Iverson, Isiah Thomas come to mind.
Yep. Jordan, Doctor J, George Gervin, Elgin Baylor, Alex English (leading scorer of the 1980s!) are my first thought for forwards. Smaller guards? Tiny Archibald, Tony Parker, Allen Iverson, Isiah Thomas come to mind.
After the 1974-75 season, Pitt was playing in the NIT Tournament. Back then, the NIT was a prestigious event because only 32 team were selected to play in the NCAA Tournament. The entire NIT Tournament was played in Madison Square Garden in Manhattan.My all time favorite basketball player. I had a life sized poster of him on my wall when I was a kid.
I think Clyde Drexler was the best of all of them. He was a small forward with PG skills and the all time best rebounder at this position. He did it all!If we’re discussing HOF forwards from the 80’s Bernard King and Adrian Dantley are two guys that stand out to me. Both had that mid range game that seems to be almost lost these days.
I think Clyde Drexler was the best of all of them. He was a small forward with PG skills and the all time best rebounder at this position. He did it all!