How about this one From Ohio?
C - Nate Thurmond
PF - Jerry Lucas
SF - LeBron James
SG - John Havlicek
PG - Norm Van Lier
Bench
Wayne Embry
Gus Johnson
Jim Jackson
Eric Snow
Note--three of those are from the same city. Thurmond, Johnson, and James are all from Akron.
All-State Teams
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Bill Russell
Karl Malone
Clyde Drexler
Joe Dumars
Avery Johnson
Bob Pettit
Elvin Hayes
Robert Parish
Willis Reed
Antawn Jamison
Rashard Lewis
We love teh frontcourt here in Louisiana
Karl Malone
Clyde Drexler
Joe Dumars
Avery Johnson
Bob Pettit
Elvin Hayes
Robert Parish
Willis Reed
Antawn Jamison
Rashard Lewis
We love teh frontcourt here in Louisiana
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
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New York probably wins as far as starting lineups go.
Kareem
Bob Lanier
Dr. J
Michael Jordan
Mark Jackson
I still like Louisiana's big man depth much more than anyone else's.
Kareem
Bob Lanier
Dr. J
Michael Jordan
Mark Jackson
I still like Louisiana's big man depth much more than anyone else's.
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
A little OT, but I was prompted to post this
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A little OT, but I was prompted to post this
I've always lamented the fact that Artis Gilmore never got the respect he deserves--one of the top 5-6 centers of all time, IMO
but even less known and appreciated by today's fans is Gus Johnson. Johnson was remarkable....
http://www.pkmeco.com/vandal/gus.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gus_Johnson_(basketball)
http://www.ultimatenba.com/playerfile/n ... n-163.html
but even less known and appreciated by today's fans is Gus Johnson. Johnson was remarkable....
http://www.pkmeco.com/vandal/gus.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gus_Johnson_(basketball)
http://www.ultimatenba.com/playerfile/n ... n-163.html
Damned good..
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Damned good..
NO-KG-AI wrote:New York probably wins as far as starting lineups go.
Kareem
Bob Lanier
Dr. J
Michael Jordan
Mark Jackson
I still like Louisiana's big man depth much more than anyone else's.
but IMO it strikes no fear in the hearts of that Ohio team, prime v. prime...
Kareem himself said no other player ever played him tougher than Nate...Lucas is a HOF player and exceptional rebounder with great range...I love the Doctor but when all is said and done LeBron will be judged as better...Jordan never once in his career faced a defender of the tireless Havlicek's caliber...and even as a Pacer fan I'd take Stormin' Norman's defense and all around game over Jackson's...
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NO-KG-AI wrote:New York probably wins as far as starting lineups go.
Kareem
Bob Lanier
Dr. J
Michael Jordan
HarlemHeat37
I still like Louisiana's big man depth much more than anyone else's.
fixed it for you bro..I represent NY better..
can you guys imagine it? HH37 feeding it to Jordan for an iso..then throwing a lob to Dr.J..giving an entry to pass to Kareem in the post..letting Jordan and Dr.J make up for my defensive deficiencies on the perimeter..
