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Geesh Dio, was that the best you got?
Besides, how would you know that Beno filed a restraining order on someone unless YOU were stalking him?
Beno put the only person he has ever filed a restraining order on, in his video???Did I mention that I am on Beno's championship home video, at his request? Have fun with that Dio
Geesh Dio, was that the best you got?
Besides, how would you know that Beno filed a restraining order on someone unless YOU were stalking him?
The best?Geesh Dio, was that the best you got?
Nahhh, I do have to tone it done for the likes of you though.
For your information MS Angel, I was GIVEN a key to the house..I didn't break in.
The best?
Nahhh, I do have to tone it done for the likes of you though.
I knew you could do better but am grateful you didn't. =)
For your information MS Angel, I was GIVEN a key to the house..I didn't break in.
I'm intrigued. Splain it to me. Hehe! Also make me a copy. = )
I have a couple of undies for sale & they were taken from the drawer so they're clean..bidding starts @ $50 Angel.
http://www.fiba.com/pages/en/events/...=false&lang=EN
Game 3: France defeats Croatia. Mahinmi, 8 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal, 5 TO and 4 fouls in 20 minutes. 3/4 from the field. The Croatian player Markota pulled down 20 rebounds the previous game.
France won 76-57 and will advance to the quarter-finals.
recapFrance Secure Quarter-Final Berth
10 July 2005
France will advance to the quarter-finals of the ACI Trading Ltd U20 European Championship Men in Chekov.
Their 76-57 defeat over a lacklustre Croatia on Sunday gives them the second qualification spot in Group C, ahead of Slovenia and Croatia.
Thomas Larrouquis
Croatia opened the game with the first basket, but that 2-0 scoreline would be their only lead of the game. France quickly reeled of a 6-0 run and never looked back.
The French closed the first half with an 11-3 run and took a 41-31 lead into halftime, but it was in the third period when they made the game safe.
France's Thomas Larrouquis was the key man in France's scoring burst. The 192 cm shooting guard showed he can put the ball in the basket in the opening game against Russia when he netted 16 points in 15 minutes.
His offensive abilities came to the fore once again against Croatia as he scored 8 points in a 14-0 French run to open the third quarter. The spurt gave France a 58-31 lead at the 27 minute mark and there was no way back for Croatia.
Larrouquis top scored for France with 17 points, while point guard Yannick Bokolo added 15 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists.
France's win earns them a match-up with le favourites Lithuania on Tuesday in the quarter-final round, while Croatia fail to make the top 8 at the U20 European Championship for the second year in succession.
boxscore
Thanks for posting, Karl.
Croatia didn't have much bench scoring (6 points).
Ian's 5 TOs isn't too cool.
I've posted the link for the TO leaders in the tournament in another thread. It seems they are running rampant with a bunch of players averaging over 5 per game. Either it's a different system of counting the TOs, or the games are just completely erratic.
really good for France . alllleee!
turnovers are bad. and only one rebound? but on the bright side:
- i have posted on Ian difficulties on making shots. he is 3on 4 for this game. 75% it is a lot better.
- Ian keep it going at the foul line with combined 12/14 85%
So it is average result. Ian would benefit from a second guy like petro. france is clearly not favorite for the quarter final.
No thanks. I need access to Beno's address book and telephone caller id lists... I want Rasho's digits. What is that going to cost me?
What was it Melissa? I clicked the link but says page can no longer be displayed.
It was a joke! Although I should probably buy that domain name now and put a big picture of you on the home page.
Hehehe! I am so stupid! But in my defense, I was just scared senseless! = )
I P.S. I have a picture of Rasho and me together that you can use for the front page.
I didn't think the restraining order allowed you to get that close.
Silly girl! You got your story wrong. What happened was Rasho was totally taken with me, so much so that he had to restrain himself in order not to take me right then and there.
I'm so glad to finally be able to set the record straight! = )
Never heard of him, but seems like an interesting project. After his 8 blocks yesterday he's averaging 6 per game, and has shot 17/22 from the field and 7/7 from the line so far.
Yes, he had 18 blocks in 3 games. In the second place is Fesenko from Ukraine with only 8 blocks in 3 games
total blocks and blocks per game
And some even more interesting stats where Mirza Begic occupies the first three places:
blocked shots in single game
I have done some research about Mirza.
He signed 5-year deal with virtus bologne. He played in belgium last season. And I also found him on the 2007 mock draft (56th).
2007 mock draft
Does Virtus Bologna even exist anymore? I thought the club disbanded or at least moved to the 3rd or 4th division. He's projected pretty low in the mock draft, but they also list him as 7-1, so i guess he grew 2 inches since that projection. As i said before, i don't know anything about the kid, but teams like to gamble first round picks for big men like that who can shoot. We'll see in a few years..
Yes. See link below.Does Virtus Bologna even exist anymore? I thought the club disbanded or at least moved to the 3rd or 4th division. He's projected pretty low in the mock draft, but they also list him as 7-1, so i guess he grew 2 inches since that projection. As i said before, i don't know anything about the kid, but teams like to gamble first round picks for big men like that who can shoot. We'll see in a few years..
http://www.24sec.net/article.asp?index=1820
Yap, Rasho didnīt play, if rasho play the score probably will be 100-60
Thanks.
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