Who would you rather have at SF?
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Who would you rather have at SF?
trick question?
This isn't gonna end well.
Hi, I am DMX7, and I ask stupid question.
It's just a tactic to bring people to ST. People search Richard Jefferson gay and, voilà!
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Originally Posted by DMX7
Rudy Gay Jefferson.
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Originally Posted by Spur|n|Austin
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Originally Posted by Fillmoe
what a gay thread
Marvin Gay?
hi
rudy gay
RJ. He's already on the team.
:lol and that works. 1st page, 10th position with google.frQuote:
Originally Posted by Spur|n|Austin
http://www.google.fr/search?q=richar...ient=firefox-a
still, a lame thread.
EDIT: now, second page, 1st position.
lmao
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Originally Posted by kace
This is a test of your maturity. You know, like being able to hear the William Tell Overture and not think about the Lone Ranger.
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Originally Posted by kace
LOL
only an idiot would pick Jefferson over Rudy Gay.
It was actually a serious question. Swear to god it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Game
Jefferson is a better shooter but Rudy is a more exciting player.
Rudy by a wide margin. Nice trick to bring in 9,000 guests, though.
Yes.
Oh, it's not a yes or no question?
Is Richard gay or is Rudy gay?
Rudy of course.
It's actually pretty close. Right now, they are about the same in terms of scoring, Jefferson is a better passer, Gay is a better rebounder, Jefferson is a better defender, Gay is a better athlete, Jefferson has more experience, Gay has more potential. Depends what you are looking for.
Right now Jefferson is the better overall player. Rudy is too one-dimensional. If you were to choose one for your franchise's future, then you would take Rudy because hes younger and has a chance to get alot better, obviously.
I think I would not take Gay over Richard Jefferson.
Jefferson.
Gay is a smooth scorer, but he's also a shot and ball hog and not much of a defender. He doesn't fit what the team needs.
If we were rebuilding I'd say Gay, but right now we're going for rings and that means building a TEAM to win, not necessarily selecting the more talented player.