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On August 09 2012 03:05 d00p wrote:
Watch it with the personal insults. And handball is most certainly not big in the nordic countries. It's a marginal sport. Maybe it's a little bigger in Denmark, I'm not sure though. And apparently Iceland rules in it so your're right in that sense i guess.
Lol what. Just because Finland never won a handball game ever does not mean the rest of the nordics is like that .
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On August 09 2012 05:20 Itsmedudeman wrote:Show nested quote +On August 09 2012 05:15 trancey wrote:does anyone have a good DNS or streaming site for this? the site I used, stream2watch.me, just had the stream suspended  get expatshield and stream off BBC
thank you! I wish I had this last week
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brazil almost catching up and then getting sloppy
c'mon, don't lose to argentina
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Brazil got lucky there with the call D=
why is verajao not playing
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What the fuck was that one footed three
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oh well, hate losing to argentina but they are the better team
brazil had a chance to tie twice but threw away both balls
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Disappointing finish after they got within 3, they just froze up and didn't know what to do and all argentina did was make free throws
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Barbosa was a afraid he was going to get hit in the balls.
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Am i the only who thinks that Kobe is probably the worst player of team USA?
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On August 09 2012 06:24 Juissi wrote:
Am i the only who thinks that Kobe is probably the worst player of team USA?
Its not that he is bad, its that he doesnt understand the word "team".
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On August 09 2012 06:25 Roggay wrote:Show nested quote +On August 09 2012 06:24 Juissi wrote:
Am i the only who thinks that Kobe is probably the worst player of team USA? Its not that he is bad, its that he doesnt understand the word "team".
Also Kobe shines best when he needs to come through with the clutch, something team usa doesn't really have to do at all compared to the lakers. If you got 5 seconds left and your down a point or two, there is nobody in the world you would give the ball to over kobe.
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His clutch shooting ranking is actually quite low. In the 20's overall in the NBA. He just gets the attention in all the highlights because he is Kobe. Carmelo Anthony is actually ranked much higher.
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Sorry to ask this here, but what are the rules about the use of a player's off arm when he is dribbling? I see some plays where it seems like the player dribbling is pushing his opponent and nothing is called.
I ask this in total ignorance, basketball isn't played where I live at all.
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On August 09 2012 06:34 scaban84 wrote:
His clutch shooting ranking is actually quite low. In the 20's overall in the NBA. He just gets the attention in all the highlights because he is Kobe. Carmelo Anthony is actually ranked much higher.
Still, you trust Kobe to carry the game when it matters most, like in '08.
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On August 09 2012 06:44 Decessus wrote:
Sorry to ask this here, but what are the rules about the use of a player's off arm when he is dribbling? I see some plays where it seems like the player dribbling is pushing his opponent and nothing is called.
I ask this in total ignorance, basketball isn't played where I live at all.
Well...You're not allowed to push on the guy with your arm, but it's quite common for the arm to be out there nonetheless. It's very helpful for shedding the defender as you turn that corner.
Carmelo did get called for offensive pushing off.
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On August 09 2012 06:44 Decessus wrote:
Sorry to ask this here, but what are the rules about the use of a player's off arm when he is dribbling? I see some plays where it seems like the player dribbling is pushing his opponent and nothing is called.
I ask this in total ignorance, basketball isn't played where I live at all.
You are not supposed to push with your off arm. But they won't whistle it if you are not too obvious with it. It depends on the referees really.
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On August 09 2012 06:46 Whatson wrote:Show nested quote +On August 09 2012 06:34 scaban84 wrote:
His clutch shooting ranking is actually quite low. In the 20's overall in the NBA. He just gets the attention in all the highlights because he is Kobe. Carmelo Anthony is actually ranked much higher. Still, you trust Kobe to carry the game when it matters most, like in '08.
Back then, sure. However, this is not the same Kobe. He's lost half a step due to injuries (and maybe a little to age), and instead of adapting his play and trying to create better looks through his teammates, he still tries to do everything by himself. And I get the sense that he gets more and more frustrated when that doesn't work, which doesn't help. Perhaps it's just who he is as a baller, and trying to change him is like trying to teach an old dog new tricks.
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Badabababa- I'm Lovin' it.
Also, Deron Williams is the smoothest ballhandler.
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