Ray Allen is an All Star, but i donīt see him last weekend in Connecticut
I think you are right in term of idealization (if this word exists); when your domestic compe ion is the big one, you trend to consider that the sky is there; which is right in terms of bball.
The rest of the world (At least in South America) we consider the World Cup and Olimpycs as THE EVENTS, so we priorise these compe ions.
Which everybody should consider is that USA BBALL no longer could guaranteed Gold Medal if they dont change the axis of their team ... they do not need 12 Star or SuperStar or Galatic ... they need:
1) A team
2) Practice ... no two weeks, at least a month (under FIBA's rule)
3) Forget about "Star treatment" when you got a bad refs in FIBA they are horrible for both team
PS: I respect the honor and the heart that TIM and AI put in Olimpyc, I remember AI with red eyes when USA Flag was raised ... that look deserves a MEDAL, because he was proud of being there, no matter of what colour was his medal.
Ray Allen is an All Star, but i donīt see him last weekend in Connecticut
Amen. Also:
4) Continuity. Try to get a coaching staff willing to make a longer-term commitment to the national team so that we have a consistent game plan, and try to get players who are willing to sign up for longer runs barring injury.
The 2-year plan we had in '03-'04 was a step in the right direction, but it was a flawed plan, and it didn't go far enough.
Sure, I forgot Continuity that gives coherence and preparation, you are right.
BINGO!!!! When asked about his priorities, Manu answered:
1- LES
2-GLORY
3-MONEY
Multiply that for 12, and u have the reason why Argentina won.
note: our Olympic NT (no matter the names) was a step back from our Indy NT back in 2002.
OK...I'll take 2 Manus in the NT and the Spurs![]()
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