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Top Moments of Chauncey Billups career
- Thread starter absinthe
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Gotta be the championship.
You left of the big one.
As an eighth grader he absolutely destroyed a summer league team I was coaching. We had some decent ballplayers but he was already better than the guys we had playing for our HS varsity team.
What impressed me most, outside of his obvious talent, was how he handled himself on the court. Everybody including him knew how much better he was than everyone else but he didn't let it go to his head.
He passed up opportunity after opportunity to make sure that his teammates were involved and having fun. He also treated my kids with respect even though he could have embarrassed them and made them look silly.
I have said before and will say again that his parents did an excellent job of raising a man who carries himself in a way that earns respect even from those who aren't fans.
As an eighth grader he absolutely destroyed a summer league team I was coaching. We had some decent ballplayers but he was already better than the guys we had playing for our HS varsity team.
What impressed me most, outside of his obvious talent, was how he handled himself on the court. Everybody including him knew how much better he was than everyone else but he didn't let it go to his head.
He passed up opportunity after opportunity to make sure that his teammates were involved and having fun. He also treated my kids with respect even though he could have embarrassed them and made them look silly.
I have said before and will say again that his parents did an excellent job of raising a man who carries himself in a way that earns respect even from those who aren't fans.
Lukeasaurus
Well-Known Member
Inbounding ball off Kobe's back ! Definitely my favorite
