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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#301 » by Leolovinliberal » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:40 am



Hey buddy, just a heads up, Cojo played for the Spurs tonight had 7 points. Here's all of the Canadians in the NBA: TT (Cavs), Nash (Suns), Rautins (MAvs), Magloire (Raps), Dalembert (Rockets), Cojo (Spurs), Joel Anthony (Heat). Also, Oregon State has a pretty good Canadian on their team, Angus Brandt. He's from Cape Breton of all places. Great job as always though. Thanks
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#302 » by Al_Oliver » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:22 pm

Rautins was waived by dallas
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#303 » by Hassassin » Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:41 am

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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#304 » by Hassassin » Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:53 am

Leolovinliberal wrote:


Hey buddy, just a heads up, Cojo played for the Spurs tonight had 7 points. Here's all of the Canadians in the NBA: TT (Cavs), Nash (Suns), Rautins (MAvs), Magloire (Raps), Dalembert (Rockets), Cojo (Spurs), Joel Anthony (Heat). Also, Oregon State has a pretty good Canadian on their team, Angus Brandt. He's from Cape Breton of all places. Great job as always though. Thanks


Thanks man. Updated. Brandt played well last game.
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Post#305 » by torontoaces04 » Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:25 am



Thanks as always.
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Post#306 » by torontoaces04 » Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:35 am

On another note:

Who thought going into this season that Kevin Pangos would be having a MUCH better season than Myck Kabongo. I think Myck Kabongo has been one of the biggest disappointments in the entire NCAA, including everyone, not just Canadians. I really expected him to have a big first year at Texas.

As well, where's the guy from last season who said that Sacre was a 1st rounder? He's not even the best big on his team. You've got to wonder how much longer he continues to start over Sam Dower.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#307 » by Leolovinliberal » Fri Dec 23, 2011 8:28 am

torontoaces04 wrote:On another note:

Who thought going into this season that Kevin Pangos would be having a MUCH better season than Myck Kabongo. I think Myck Kabongo has been one of the biggest disappointments in the entire NCAA, including everyone, not just Canadians. I really expected him to have a big first year at Texas.

As well, where's the guy from last season who said that Sacre was a 1st rounder? He's not even the best big on his team. You've got to wonder how much longer he continues to start over Sam Dower.


I'm right here, and with all due respect, you have no idea what you're talking about. I'm a diehard Zags fan, go to several games a year. Rob injured his hand against Butler and re-injured it yesterday in practice. After the game Coach Few said that he made a mistake by playing him and he may have torn ligaments in his thumb; could be out several games. Back to Pangos, I saw 75% of his international games with the junior teams and he was always either mvp or all first team for every tournament, and he's even better now. He's already the team leader as a true freshman. He very well might be Steve Nash 2.0. Funny thing is, both Steve and Kevin chose to stay in Canada for high school, unlike all of the other lemmings that keep going to the states.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#308 » by Leolovinliberal » Fri Dec 23, 2011 8:29 am

Al_Oliver wrote:Rautins was waived by dallas


Ah, okay thanks for the heads up. Actually surprised that we didn't pick him up; he's a decent combo guard.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#309 » by Laowai » Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:21 am

Rautins unfortunately has very little talent better suited to European ball.
Kabongo is making steady progress on a Texas team without alot of talent.
Right now he is the number 1 pick in the draft as a point guard.
Pagnos has huge potential talent he will be a much better scorer than Kabongo but not as good a floor general. Both will be in the NBA.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#310 » by duppyy » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:03 pm

Laowai wrote:Rautins unfortunately has very little talent better suited to European ball.
Kabongo is making steady progress on a Texas team without alot of talent.
Right now he is the number 1 pick in the draft as a point guard.
Pagnos has huge potential talent he will be a much better scorer than Kabongo but not as good a floor general. Both will be in the NBA.


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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#311 » by JN » Fri Dec 23, 2011 3:37 pm

Moreso then any other position, alot of NBA point guards struggled as freshman. I would not read too much into somebody struggling at first.
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Post#312 » by Mattd97 » Fri Dec 23, 2011 5:03 pm

kabongo has been inconsistent but hes far from a disapointment. hes had some huge games.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#313 » by Courtside Cynic » Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:43 pm

Hassassin wrote:
Leolovinliberal wrote:


Hey buddy, just a heads up, Cojo played for the Spurs tonight had 7 points. Here's all of the Canadians in the NBA: TT (Cavs), Nash (Suns), Rautins (MAvs), Magloire (Raps), Dalembert (Rockets), Cojo (Spurs), Joel Anthony (Heat). Also, Oregon State has a pretty good Canadian on their team, Angus Brandt. He's from Cape Breton of all places. Great job as always though. Thanks


Thanks man. Updated. Brandt played well last game.


Angus Brandt is from Sydney, Australia not Cape Breton. They have it wrong on Yahoo; or at least that's what a little internet digging leads me to believe.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#314 » by Hassassin » Sat Dec 24, 2011 5:45 am

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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#315 » by Marvin! » Sat Dec 24, 2011 2:48 pm



you've got Baylor listed as Brady - you must have been thinking about your fantasy football team or something :lol:

didn't realize Heslip was Canadian
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#316 » by jim rockford » Sat Dec 24, 2011 11:33 pm

torontoaces04 wrote:On another note:

Who thought going into this season that Kevin Pangos would be having a MUCH better season than Myck Kabongo. I think Myck Kabongo has been one of the biggest disappointments in the entire NCAA, including everyone, not just Canadians. I really expected him to have a big first year at Texas.

As well, where's the guy from last season who said that Sacre was a 1st rounder? He's not even the best big on his team. You've got to wonder how much longer he continues to start over Sam Dower.


not sure he's going to be a first round pick, but sacre was having a fantastic season until very recently. i do admit that i didn't know he's been injured.....sacre's funny. mom a head basketball coach at a hs powerhouse (or extremely good), dad a former nfl tight end and an AD at a black college and he doesn't do the little things well. kinda strange
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#317 » by Tenacious_C » Sun Dec 25, 2011 12:13 am

I just did some digging around on Kabongo and came across an ESPN article about him:

http://espn.go.com/blog/collegebasketba ... 2595/42595

The Toronto native is averaging 12.8 points and 6.7 assists in his last six contests, which includes a season-high 18-point effort in Saturday's win over Temple.


He's doing pretty good for a freshman and so is Pangos. Either way, the point is safe for Team Canada the next little while.
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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#318 » by Hassassin » Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:24 am

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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

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Re: NCAA Basketball - Canadian Edition 

Post#320 » by Leolovinliberal » Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:38 am

Just watched the Gonzaga game and Pangos keeps getting better and better 19 points in 21 minute. He has already twice won WCC player of the week.

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