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  1. Brxa

    i need help

    Football Club (Klub) Red Star
  2. Brxa

    i need help

    hehe I have a feeling you already know.
  3. Brxa

    i need help

    hey i know it's not Hawks related, but I have to get people to take these surveys for my Marketing class. They're really short, and i need all the help i can get, to have enough people. thank you Click here to take survey Click here to take survey Click here to take survey
  4. I take that back that was Hakan Demirel with the moves, but Akyol was good too. But, couple of game recaps from those games last year A magnificent team of Turkey got a surprise blowout of a lackluster Serbia & Montenegro 76-56. They trailed in only the first quarter and were carried on the big shoulders of their center, Oguz Savas, who scored his tournament-high 19 points on 8/10 shooting. Cenk Akyol contributed big as well with 17 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. It was a good beginning for the Serbians, as they led by 5 after a few (14-9, 6 by Aleksandrov): there, Polat Kaya exploded driving an 11-0 run covering the first and the second quarter: Semih Erden bolstered the defense, Cenk Akyol ran the offense (12 with 5/8 in first half) and Turkey began to break away 22-30. Aleksandrov got two buckets in the fastbreak, so SCG could end with just a 9-point deficit the first 20 minutes (26-35). Turkey accelerated again in the third, reaching +13 leads twice and +14 with Kaya (38-52). Aleksandrov converted a triple and two ft’s (16+9 overall), but after Serbia cut the deficit to 6 points (47-53), Akyol scored an inside shot at 24-sec buzzer and Kaya sank a three (47-58, min 33). So it’s over, Serbian gave up definitively closing the match with a 0-14 run, guided by Hakan Demirel (12, 6 assists, 6 steals). Tomorrow Turkey will face France in front of their NT coach Bogdan Tanjevic. ---------------------------------------------------------- Turkey managed 40 minutes and took a handy 73-64 win over Bulgaria. The first quarter was the key, with Izic’s band leading with a score of 36 and allowing 17. That was Hakan Demirel’s time as he finished with 15 (5/6) in first half. Bulgaria resisted with Deian Ivanov only (14 in 20’) but needed a second-shooter: he appeared in only the second half, as Slaveykov scored 11, but Turkey’s guard Cenk Akyol sank all the clutch shots finishing with a game-high 23 points.
  5. i'we seen a game from a european under 18 tournament where he played for turkey. he was nuts. he's got mad handle and can break out some and1 moves easy. great prospect for couple of years down the road.
  6. Well, I know it ain't much, but.... my friend works at the gym at U of Akron, and he watched Lebron, Chris Paul, Josh Smith, and Tayshaun Prince's brother(?!) shoot around/practice. He says that paul is definitely 6 foot tall, maybe even taller so that's prolly good news. But he says that he shoots kinda low from his chest, and he thinks he'll get his shot blocked a lot. that's it. bogut or paul??
  7. hawks = zilch okafor, gordon and howard got majority of the votes. After them it was Igoudala with 10 pts, and JR smith and Deng with 1 pt each.
  8. From: Mercury City: Clare, Mi USA Subject: Atlanta offer Comments: According to a couple of posters in Atlanta they heard that Billy Knight offered to trade Al Harrington and their draft pick for Darko and filler (assumed to be Hunter)... Since I can't find the original source I'll treat this as speculation at this point. I could understand the reasoning from Atlanta's perspective... they have Harrington signed for one more year... Woody may believe in Darko from what he's seen in practice (and the recent game)... The question is does this make sense for Detroit? A couple scenarios where it does make sense would be if LB plans on staying for a while and doesn't „see it” from DM... or Darko has made demands knowing he's locked on the bench as long as X2 is still around Darko and Hunter for Harrington and the 1st pick in the draft (Bogut or Marvin Williams)... Make sense or no?
  9. Philly you forgot undrafted HS players when you were listing those. Lenny Cooke, Jackie Butler off the top of my head, but there were more. Also when you compared Deshawn Stevensons class and mentioned Cooke, Bell and Howard you failed to mention the college players that left early for the NBA, after 1,2 or 3 years in college. There were also many European players coming into the league that were 20 and under: Biedrins, Milicic, Sztiskitishvili, Pavlovic, Podkolzine, Planinic and more. This rule hurts the Europeans just as much. Because when their junior contracts expire they will prolly be forced to sign long term contracts with large buy-outs that they will end up paying if they want to come to the NBA, as the NBA team can only pay 350,000.
  10. bad defense bad offense. coaching to blame. always a man open for an easy hoop for opponents. no movement on offense. silas was a stubborn bastard refused to play pavlovic and jackson even tho they're the best 3point shooters on the team. welch sucks balls, can't shoot, not worth a second rounder let alone 1st. Harris can't shoot and that's his only job. McGinnis is acting jailblazerish. Lebron playing one on one while everybody watches.
  11. At the biggining of the season Silas was unhappy with Gooden so he was playing Traylor a lot, like 35 minutes, some games Gooden wouldn't get of the bench after the 1st quarter. But lately he hasn't been playing at all. Wagner has colitis and is out for the season, perhaps more. Pavlovic and Jackson should have received majority of minutes at 2-3, at least from the bench. Pavlovic has started a few games in Utah last year, and he improved his shooting this year. He also played well when starting in Cleveland. He prolly should be playing around 20mpg at least.
  12. Luke was healthy for the 1st 30 games or so. At the beggining of season Silas was rotating Jackson, Pavlovic, and Wagner(before he got hurt too) with one guy on the IL and 2 on the roster getting garbage time. Traylor, has plenty of skills and is a good rebounder, he is also in shape, and would be good playing 15 to 20 minutes a game as a bench player. I know so cos I'm in Cleveland.
  13. He doesn't play his bench that is the problem. Pavlovic played very well when he was starting. Luke Jackson should have gotten way more playing time as he was ready to contribute. He kept pushing Harris (no word to express how bad he is), and Newble. Also needs to play Traylor more and Varejao.
  14. He is very underrated and would be a good pick up, as a role player.
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