AboveLegit

Welcome to the site breh.

There's nothing wrong with motivating yourself, I like what Rondo is saying. But having said that, he's never going to be considered the best unless he improves his shooting.

1. Phil Jackson 2. Greg Popvich 3. Larry Brown 4. Jerry Sloan 5. Rick Adelman

Flacco, Mason, and McGahee have been looking great out there.

Yeah, if Morrison can knock down open jumpers, I'd love to have him on the team. The SF position is probably the weakest part of the line up, so we need to mix it up with players that can bring different things to the table.

I actually like where the Wolves are headed, they got a very nice frontcourt with Johnson, Pekovic, and Love. Right now the Raptors probably have the least talented lineup in the league, so I guess I'll go with them.

Amazing read, very informative. Really hard to disagree with whats posted.

Yeah I agree with Kobe, he made some good points regarding their playing styles.

You gotta admit though, it is fairly accurate.

16. Baron Davis 15. Stephen Jackson 14. Dirk Nowitzki 13. Steve Nash 12. Richard Hamilton 11. Amar'e Stoudemire 10. Dwight Howard 9. Carmelo Anthony 8. Manu Ginobili 7. Josh Smith 6. Ray Allen 5. Kendrick Perkins 4. Paul Pierce 3. LeBron James 2. Tim Duncan 1. Kobe Bryant http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/1009/nba.complainers/content.1.html

Don't they check if multiple IP's are using the same account? Just wondering, because I heard most of these sites do.

I'll take the White/Bush duo, Reggie is probably one of the most dynamic offensive threats in the history of college football.

This. Once Josh Howard gets back, he will probably replace Al.

Charles Barkley weighs in on this: http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gameon/post/2010/10/charles-barkley-lebron-james-race-decision/1

http://www.tbd.com/articles/2010/09/gilbert-arenas-is-back-maybe-better-than-before-16538.html Pretty impressive, he was the first to finish the mandatory conditioning test (every player must complete it, similar to what the Redskins did in training camp).

Definitely agree with you here. The Chiefs in the NFL are one of the smallest marketed teams in the league and have the second highest attendance average over the last decade. Easily have one of the most dedicated fanbases in all of sports.

The difference this year is that he's had essentially two years to recover from his knee surgeries. So yes, I have no reason to believe he wont stay healthy for the rest of his career.

http://www.nba.com/2010/news/features/scott_howard_cooper/09/30/and-one/

Leave the personal attacks out of this guys. And let's be fair, what Poe said in his first post is just reitering what the article stated. He is right, LeBron never fully blamed it on race.... And that's not to say LeBron was right, because as I said earlier, race doesn't play a factor in this at all.

Good find, thanks for clearing it up.

Welcome back man.

http://network.yardbarker.com/nba/article_external/shaq_still_doesnt_think_highly_of_chris_bosh/3327261 Not sure how credible this source is, but I think it's legit.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5633199 Basically defended LeBron. I just don't see how anyone can support these claims, absolutely ridiculous.

Read more: http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/69361/20100930/austin_rivers_commits_to_duke/#ixzz113lBoi8K Duke is loaded at the SG spot, they already have Seth Curry, Andre Dawkins, and Michael Gbinje (he's a 3, but I think he's capable of playing the 2). Assuming one of those three leave for the draft in 2011, they won't have to worry about replacing them.