Goose is a Nuggets fan. There isn't a team in the West that hasn't caused him more heartache than happiness other than the Clippers.
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The Mayor's Journey To Election Day
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Goose is a Nuggets fan. There isn't a team in the West that hasn't caused him more heartache than happiness other than the Clippers.
Back in the day, I was a Rockets fan. I got to CU when the Rockets had the Twin Towers (Olajuwon and Sampson). I still remember some great battles with the Nuggets (usually very high scoring games). I freakin hated Bill Hanzlik because he could so easily get under Sampson's skin and start drawing fouls or each get ejected which was a huge blow to the Rockets and a minor inconvenience for the Nuggets. As much as I disliked the Nuggets, I always loved watching Alex English. That dude was awesome.
FIFY
Clippers beat us in the first round in '06 (?). **** them.
jgisland
Club Member
good find - his weaknesses are interesting to me (no doubt I'm a homer but some of these I still shake my head at)
Can he defend the quickness of NBA point guards - Dinwiddie doesn't blow you away with his athleticism but he's certainly never ever been a liability on the defensive end, he's got great feet and moves really well on D
Needs to add size and strength - ummm - look at the video jcatcher posted, done and done, he's a lot "thicker" than he was even 4 months ago
That quote was after the game right. Not in like the last couple days.
wyobuff
Well-Known Member
Yes.
In other draft related news, spencers position will probably move up by 1. Isaiah Austin is dropping out of the draft due to a genetic condition that was discovered during a blood draw for a pre-draft physical. Poor guy was 4 days away from realizing his dream.
http://espn.go.com/nba/draft2014/st...isaiah-austin-career-ending-medical-condition
In other draft related news, spencers position will probably move up by 1. Isaiah Austin is dropping out of the draft due to a genetic condition that was discovered during a blood draw for a pre-draft physical. Poor guy was 4 days away from realizing his dream.
http://espn.go.com/nba/draft2014/st...isaiah-austin-career-ending-medical-condition
A bitter sweet story, indeed. On one hand the kid has worked his butt off to get to the point where he is a week away from realizing his dream. On the other hand, this test may have very well saved his life. Situations like Reggie Lewis, Rich Peverly, etc. have shown how dire the consequences can be for an athlete with a heart condition.
rolandftw
Club Member
Spencer was likely ahead of Austin anyways. Tough break for the kid, although like already mentioned, it's good that he got it checked out.
If he didn't have an injury last season, he probably would have got some guaranteed money at least for 1 season.
rolandftw
Club Member
I'd think there would be more dislike for the Lakers. 6 playoff series losses to those assholes.
26 to the Heat on Yahoo's latest:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/2014-nba-mock-draft--take-4-051318863.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/2014-nba-mock-draft--take-4-051318863.html