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By dribble he meant brain and by too high he meant he's a meth head. So no it's not that simple.That's something pretty simple to correct if that's ALL thats keeping you from the NBA
Never givin up hope!!!
By dribble he meant brain and by too high he meant he's a meth head. So no it's not that simple.That's something pretty simple to correct if that's ALL thats keeping you from the NBA
I know...bad habits die hard.That's something pretty simple to correct if that's ALL thats keeping you from the NBA
i always, and still want, to ref for the NBA. Actually playing has never been more than a wild, wild dream I don't even care to entertain.
Theres still a chance
as long as guys like Matt Bonner and Jacque Vaughn are in the league, there is hope
For me, the dream of the NFL was great, so the NBA dream really never happened so I would say I never had that dream...doesn't mean I still don't have an great passion for the game though.
When the Clippers waived me.
Basketball was just something to pass the time away between football and baseball seasons. Never even considered a NBA career.
I fully intend to buy my own team someday and insert myself into the starting lineup.
If you thought Mark Cuban was a little too involved in the games you haven't seen 'nuthin yet.
Good topic. But I never thought I would. My friend, who is 25, came to the epiphany that he was not going to have a shot at the NBA when he was older than most of the draft picks 2 years ago.
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Too bad, if you had made the Clippers, the next step would have been the NBA.
i could still hit that corner 3...but i'm no athlete
When I was born
I turn 41 later this month, am ~25 lbs overweight; pulled a hammy running to first base playing softball last spring.
I'll give up the dream any day now.
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