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sorry nothing personal, We take care of our Guys......LOVE TO THE OCHO!!!!!!!!!
Actually yeah,does anyone really give a about your opinion quitter
I outrank you here son, so STFU.
This is the pros, not the minor leagues.I guess you agree that the Spurs should not develop Beno
If he couldn't develp over the summer to grow a pair vs a full court press he never will.
Now get new material re .
Pretty fun night, but now it's time to hit the hay.
speachless?
how do you outrank me by being more of a jackass? Fan since 77, season ticket holder since 92, beat that.
the regular season is for development, numbnuts the playoffs is the real season. I guess since you havent realized that you outrank no-one
oh wait you have more post on this forum...you must be more of a fan, but then I attended games 6 and 7 of the finals last year while you quit after game 4
why is it so hard to understand that we should be playing young legs against young legs in the regulars season?
please someone explain to me how it HURTS the Spurs to develop young energentic players in our system in games (that dont mean much, like losses)
Last edited by GoSpurs21; 12-21-2005 at 03:45 AM.
This game was lost because Rasho is a piece of . Duncan has his head up his ass. Pop has to much talent that he can't even decide who the should be out there....
I swear, if I see ing Beno in one more game, I am going to go off on Pop during the next Pop Show.
2 peas in a pod. Rasho and Beno ing blow. Both of them, its in their blood, they are ty and don't belong in black and silver.
If I owned this team, I would boot their asses with pay back to their country tomorrow.
Beno and Rasho wearing a Spurs jersey is more offensive than anything TO did to the Eagles...
They are just down right pieces of players.
lmao sequspur,
duncan needs to cut that hair of his, its a n jinx
I think Pop gives more minutes to Nick because he wants to put his into the spurs system. And I think Beno will have more plying time In the second part of the season.
Espn.com
Dec 20, 2005
Link: Espn
No. 1 overall pick forces OT en route to scoring game-winner
Andrew Bogut had the biggest moment of his NBA career.
The No. 1 pick in the 2005 draft made a fadeaway jumper as time expired to give the Milwaukee Bucks a 109-107 overtime victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday night.
Bogut also scored the tying basket with 14 seconds left in overtime and finished with 19 points, including five in overtime. He added nine rebounds, seven offensive, and two blocked shots.
"I've never had a buzzer-beating game-winner, but to do it in the NBA against the world champions is a great feeling," Bogut said. "The guy I've always looked up to is Tim Duncan. So, to do this against his team is a great feeling for me."
Maurice Williams scored 28 points and Michael Redd added 20 for the Bucks, who had lost six of their last seven games against the Spurs.
Duncan had a season-high 34 points on 15-of-28 shooting and grabbed 13 rebounds before fouling out with 22 seconds left in overtime. Tony Parker added 22 points and Nazr Mohammed 11 in the defending champion Spurs' second straight loss.
Duncan, a two-time MVP, scored 11 points against New Orleans on Sunday, but made his first six shots Tuesday. He had 18 points in the first half, helping the Spurs build a 14-point lead late in the second quarter.
"Once he was gone, the guys didn't really flow in their offense as much," Bogut said. "There was a lot of pressure on Parker and (Robert) Horry and those guys, and that really helped us."
San Antonio has dropped three of its last four on the road after losing just two of its first nine away from the SBC Center.
The Spurs took a four-point lead early in overtime, but Williams' free throw after Duncan fouled out cut it to 106-105. Horry gave the Spurs a two-point lead with one free throw with 20 seconds left before the Bucks tied it at 107 on Bogut's follow shot 6 seconds later.
"Andrew Bogut hurt us more than anybody did," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "He consistently went to the offensive boards and converted. He made a good physical play at the end and won the game for them."
Parker worked the clock and took a 3-pointer that bounced over the backboard, giving the Bucks the ball with 0.7 seconds left. After a Bucks timeout, Toni Kukoc inbounded to Bogut, who caught the long pass and scored as time expired. A review of the play showed the basket was good.
"He did a great job on the offensive glass, made some big baskets for them and showed some great touch right around the basket," Duncan said of Bogut.
Asked if the winning play had a name, Bogut said that it was just something first-year coach Terry Stotts drew up during the timeout.
"It's not one of those plays you can't really practice," Bogut said. "It just worked out."
Duncan tied the game at 100 with a 5-foot hook shot with 9.3 seconds left in regulation. The Bucks called time and Redd inbounded to Williams, who worked the clock down and missed from the top of the key, sending the game into overtime.
The game featured two first-round picks facing each other for the second time.
Bogut, from Melbourne, Australia, and Duncan, the No. 1 pick in the 1997 NBA draft, played against each other in the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Bogut's Australian team led the United States before the Americans outscored Australia 24-12 in the fourth quarter and won 89-79.
Game notes
Spurs F Bruce Bowen set the Spurs' career record for consecutive games played at 297 when he started against the Bucks. He had been tied with Avery Johnson. ...
Bucks F Bobby Simmons returned after missing four games with a right shoulder contusion. ... "Nick, I heard you the first time," referee Bob Delaney told the Spurs Nick Van Exel who went to the bench after being called for his second foul. ... The Bucks improved to 12-1 when scoring 100 or more points.
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