At 6'3 he's got point guard height
Plus, he's older than steve nash
Plus he's a washed up, broken football player with a bad at ude
Seems like a great addition
(For the Lakers)
"Det's my power forward, man"
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...3096--nfl.html
Terrell Owens, NBA player? It could have happened this past summer.
The L.A. Clippers' Blake Griffin, speaking Tuesday morning on "The Dan Patrick Show," said Owens wanted to latch on to the Clips. "He was at our practice facility this summer, begging coaches for a 10-day contract," Griffin said.
Owens hasn't played in a regular-season game since Dec. 19, 2010. Since then, he's played for an Indoor Football League team, gotten signed and released by the Seahawks, and, most recently, begged the Jets for a job via Twitter.
Combined with Vince Young's plea to Larry Fitzgerald for a job on Sunday, you've clearly got cases here where guys aren't ready to leave the spotlight (or need a few bucks) even though the spotlight has moved on from them. It's a cautionary tale that's obvious to everyone except those who need to hear it most.
While Griffin said that Owens "can play a little bit," the chances of him catching on with the Clippers are slim indeed. But maybe he just hit the wrong Los Angeles basketball team. T.O.: hit up the Lakers. Those guys need all the help they can get.
At 6'3 he's got point guard height
Plus, he's older than steve nash
Plus he's a washed up, broken football player with a bad at ude
Seems like a great addition
(For the Lakers)
He's probably in better shape at 39 than half the league, he still runs a sub 4.5 40 as of his stint with the Seahawks.
He'd be a PG though and would likely get stripped every single possession. (See Jeremy Lin vs the Heat last year, but 10 times worse)
IMO let him play for the Lakers. At least it'd be funny.
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