-
Changing RCF's index page, please click on "Forums" to access the forums.
Kyrie Irving
- Thread starter The Process God
- Start date
- Status
- Joined
- Apr 18, 2005
- Messages
- 8,416
- Reaction score
- 9,049
- Points
- 113
Left Handed Layup Drills you fools
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2005
- Messages
- 20,027
- Reaction score
- 49,800
- Points
- 148
Pavlovic3Ball
BARNES BRIGADE
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2008
- Messages
- 4,188
- Reaction score
- 2,174
- Points
- 113
Or the avoid drafting Euro-trash centers that get backed down by wing players philosophy.
Spencer Hawes
Blue
- Joined
- Mar 10, 2007
- Messages
- 4,652
- Reaction score
- 3,843
- Points
- 113
That should be in your sig already lol.
WhoWeAre
Banned
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2010
- Messages
- 1,691
- Reaction score
- 1,148
- Points
- 0
I find it hilarious that the guy with Pavlovic in his name is bashing on Euro-trash.
That said, I was really happy to see Pavs playing again when I watched Boston play. I always liked the guy for some reason.
rabman_gold
All-Star
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2008
- Messages
- 5,010
- Reaction score
- 6,016
- Points
- 113
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
8+ posts without Irving. This thread is a disappointment. Are we so bored with such a skilled rookie? He's going to make it to the Rookies-Sophomores game, isn't he? And then the All-Rookie team. He's clearly on a different level than many of his higher-drafted peers just from his poise alone. As for the Layup, he ran into a tough situation and he still slipped around it skillfully and almost got it in. Something he'll do much better at in 10 games or so. JUST LOOK AT THE FREAKIN' REPLAYS! He's a star in the making, so stop fuckin' around! Over-under on his averages? His results at the end of the season? The amount of time it'll take to re-condition himself after MISSING A SEASON OR SO AND THE LOCKOUT?!
Oy. Rant over, but get on track guys. You're better than this.
8+ posts without Irving. This thread is a disappointment. Are we so bored with such a skilled rookie? He's going to make it to the Rookies-Sophomores game, isn't he? And then the All-Rookie team. He's clearly on a different level than many of his higher-drafted peers just from his poise alone. As for the Layup, he ran into a tough situation and he still slipped around it skillfully and almost got it in. Something he'll do much better at in 10 games or so. JUST LOOK AT THE FREAKIN' REPLAYS! He's a star in the making, so stop fuckin' around! Over-under on his averages? His results at the end of the season? The amount of time it'll take to re-condition himself after MISSING A SEASON OR SO AND THE LOCKOUT?!
Oy. Rant over, but get on track guys. You're better than this.
- Joined
- Apr 21, 2005
- Messages
- 18,733
- Reaction score
- 49,315
- Points
- 148
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
For those sweet manatees (including our #1 pick) lookin' for love
ice cream and fudge bars
some choco-late candy-
whoppers in purses can come in quite handy..
large fatty pork-roasts
all tied up with string.
these are a few of their favorite things.
when the phone rings
at Pizza Hut
their fists start to shake.
'cause 16 cheese pizzas with double the cheese
takes double the time
to bake..
continue....................
For those sweet manatees (including our #1 pick) lookin' for love
ice cream and fudge bars
some choco-late candy-
whoppers in purses can come in quite handy..
large fatty pork-roasts
all tied up with string.
these are a few of their favorite things.
when the phone rings
at Pizza Hut
their fists start to shake.
'cause 16 cheese pizzas with double the cheese
takes double the time
to bake..
continue....................
- Joined
- Apr 18, 2005
- Messages
- 8,416
- Reaction score
- 9,049
- Points
- 113
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
Rab...to answer your point in my PM...he missed another gimmie left-handed layup the game after his game-winner miss. Was 2 left handed layups missed, which is why I added the Big Fail (LHLD) to the thread title.
I know he'll be fine and that these are an anomaly, but thought I'd have some fun.
And, not sure if PIP?
Rab...to answer your point in my PM...he missed another gimmie left-handed layup the game after his game-winner miss. Was 2 left handed layups missed, which is why I added the Big Fail (LHLD) to the thread title.
I know he'll be fine and that these are an anomaly, but thought I'd have some fun.
And, not sure if PIP?
rabman_gold
All-Star
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2008
- Messages
- 5,010
- Reaction score
- 6,016
- Points
- 113
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
He's gassed. When is he taking those? And it may be because he's not done well with them. That's fine, but he's too good to keep missing them. Oh well. You can carry on.
He's gassed. When is he taking those? And it may be because he's not done well with them. That's fine, but he's too good to keep missing them. Oh well. You can carry on.
MD13
Formerly howler1313
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2009
- Messages
- 7,263
- Reaction score
- 14,998
- Points
- 123
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
Looks like there's already noticeable improvement in Irving's defense:
SebastianPruiti SebastianPruiti
Really impressed with Irving's ability to get over ballscreens on defense...doesn't get stuck on them and uses length...
Looks like there's already noticeable improvement in Irving's defense:
SebastianPruiti SebastianPruiti
Really impressed with Irving's ability to get over ballscreens on defense...doesn't get stuck on them and uses length...
Spencer Hawes
Blue
- Joined
- Mar 10, 2007
- Messages
- 4,652
- Reaction score
- 3,843
- Points
- 113
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
That last play against Indiana in regulation where Irving crossed over Hibbert was so smooth and quick that most people fail to see how sick that was.
That last play against Indiana in regulation where Irving crossed over Hibbert was so smooth and quick that most people fail to see how sick that was.
BobQCarter
Situational Stopper
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2008
- Messages
- 212
- Reaction score
- 237
- Points
- 43
Re: Kyrie Irving (LHLD)
More than that he slowed it down right before the cross over to draw Hibbert out, effectively picking Collison off the play. Then he picked up the speed and made that sweet between the legs cross over to get by Hibbert. That move was so fluid, I had to watch it several times in slow-mo to fully appreciate it.
More than that he slowed it down right before the cross over to draw Hibbert out, effectively picking Collison off the play. Then he picked up the speed and made that sweet between the legs cross over to get by Hibbert. That move was so fluid, I had to watch it several times in slow-mo to fully appreciate it.
- Status