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All were just average, NY City players are not that good in Pros
Where is Mark Jackson from, Ray Williams?
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mofome
SBR Posting Legend
12-19-07
13003
#3
Omar Cook
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mofome
SBR Posting Legend
12-19-07
13003
#4
God Shamagod
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SlickFazzer
SBR Posting Legend
05-22-08
20209
#5
Originally posted by jjgold
All were just average, NY City players are not that good in Pros
Where is Mark Jackson from, Ray Williams?
They all were typed to the max, but didn't pan out.
Think Mark Jackson was NYC area guy, played at St. Johns.
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mofome
SBR Posting Legend
12-19-07
13003
#6
rod strickland
those are all i can come up with from the hype machine.
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SlickFazzer
SBR Posting Legend
05-22-08
20209
#7
Originally posted by mofome
God Shamagod
Played at Providence right?
Imagine if your name was God?
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SlickFazzer
SBR Posting Legend
05-22-08
20209
#8
Originally posted by mofome
rod strickland
those are all i can come up with from the hype machine.
Had to love Strickland back in Depaul, when Ray Meyer was the coach, then his kid took over...
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mofome
SBR Posting Legend
12-19-07
13003
#9
Originally posted by SlickFazzer
Played at Providence right?
Imagine if your name was God?
yeah he went to prov. Cook was the first name to come to mind, he was a top recruit and was considered to be a cant miss future NBA star.
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mofome
SBR Posting Legend
12-19-07
13003
#10
Originally posted by SlickFazzer
Had to love Strickland back in Depaul, when Ray Meyer was the coach, then his kid took over...
Another top 10 recruit. He was probably the best pro of these guys. well, imo.
one of my buddies used to get high with him when he was on the wizards/bullets.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388201
#11
Strickland was the best of them, he is now coaching Memphis as some type of bench coach
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3PtShooter
SBR MVP
04-13-08
3937
#12
was nate archbald from NY ??? if so he was
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MadCapper
SBR MVP
01-27-08
4179
#13
Kenny the Jet Smith!
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3PtShooter
SBR MVP
04-13-08
3937
#14
player wise Connie Hawkins or Bernard King didnt they OWN the Rutgers tourny in their day
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MadCapper
SBR MVP
01-27-08
4179
#15
they werent point guards.
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3PtShooter
SBR MVP
04-13-08
3937
#16
i said player wise,,,,,,,,,,was archibald from NY //????
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3PtShooter
SBR MVP
04-13-08
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#17
G FG% 3PFG% FT% Rebs RPG Asts APG Stls Blks Pts PPG 876 .467 .224 .810 2046 2.3 6476 7.4 719 81 16481 18.8 Full Name: Nathaniel Archibald Born: 9/2/48 in New York High School: DeWitt Clinton, (Bronx, N.Y.) College: Texas El-Paso Drafted by: Cincinnati Royals, 1970 (19th overall) Transactions: Traded to New York Nets, 9/10/76; Traded to Buffalo Braves, 9/1/77; Traded to Boston Celtics, 8/4/78; Signed with Milwaukee Bucks, 8/1/83 Nickname: Tiny Height: 6-1 Weight: 160 lbs. Honors: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1991); NBA champion (1981); All-NBA First Team (1973, '75, '76); All-NBA Second Team (1972, '81); Six-time All-Star; All-Star Game MVP (1981); One of 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (1996).