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  1. #1
    SlovenianGuy
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    The game was played in Istanbul yesterday.

    Turkey 63 : Kerem Tunçeri (6), Hüseyin Demiral (6), Barış Ermiş (4), Ender Arslan (7), Valentin Pastal (0), Serkan Erdoğan (0), Cenk Akyol (7), Fatih Solak (6), Mehmet Okur (10), Ermal Kurtoğlu (11), Rasim Başak (4)

    Slovenia 88 : Goran Jurak (3), Jaka Lakovic (10), Beno Udrih (22), Sani Becirovic (6), Radoslav Nesterovic (10), Saso Ozbolt (8) , Aleksandar Capin (0), Marko Tusek (5), Marko Maravic (10), Ivıca Jurkovic (11), Nebojsa Joksimovic (0), Primoz Brezec (3)

    Rebounds:
    Mehmet Okur 9
    Radoslav Nesterovic 8
    Kerem Gönlüm 7
    Marko Maravic 7


    Assists:
    Marko Maravic 5
    Kerem Tunçeri 4
    Ender Arslan 3
    Sani Becirovic 3
    Beno Udrih 3

    Beno was by far the best player of the game. This was written in slovenian newspapers. (I didn't see the game)

  2. #2
    ducks
    Guest
    thanks
    beno is scorer

  3. #3
    Tommy Duncan
    Guest
    radosoft is...

  4. #4
    ducks
    Guest
    better then rose:p

  5. #5
    bigzak25
    Guest
    does beno have nba 3pt range?

  6. #6
    Solid D
    Guest
    I'd be happy with a consistent mid-range jumper from Beno for pick-and-rolls and pick-and-pops.

  7. #7
    KoriEllis
    Guest
    does beno have nba 3pt range?
    No.

    He has an awesome mid-range jumper. He's also not afraid to drive.

  8. #8
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    radosoft is...
    to Tommy

    what Malik Rose is to Aggie.




    Once again Marcus Cryant, answer the question,

    who could they have gotten for the same amount of money that is better.

    Name me a center making the same amount of money that is better.



    :A

  9. #9
    E20
    Guest
    Would a PG have a lesser chance of making it to the NBA if they had an excellent Mid Range Jumper but, didn't have a good 3pt shot?

  10. #10
    Solid D
    Guest
    Would a PG have a lesser chance of making it to the NBA if they had an excellent Mid Range Jumper but, didn't have a good 3pt shot?
    No, not really, E20. Distributing the ball, entering the offense, taking care of the ball are more important requirements of an NBA PG.

    Look at the top 10 PGs currently playing in the NBA.
    Jason Kidd shoots 32% from downtown (career). Likewise with Tony Parker. Starbury is a career 31% 3-pt shooter and Steve Francis is a little higher at 34% (29% last season, however). Those are 4 of the top 10 PGs. Need more data?

  11. #11
    E20
    Guest
    Just what I wanted to know thanks, D.

  12. #12
    bigzak25
    Guest
    players with excellent midrange jumpers don't grow on trees....

    lots more to consider though. can the pg run the team, play D, limit turnovers? if so, he has just as good a shot as anyone....

    with TD on the floor though, the long range bombers are obviously an assett...

    i agree that if beno has a solid midrange game, that would be spectacular....comparisons to speedy come to mind....

    but i think we need another long range bomber, and i'm looking for a ray of sunshine wherever i can find it....

  13. #13
    Solid D
    Guest
    I looked at this one time before on PGs who have developed into a good 3-pt shooter over the years and one guy proves that a player CAN develop with effort and the proper environment into a more complete player. Special emphasis on the proper environment/team.

    Sam Cassell
    CAREER SHOOTING STATS

    SEASON TEAM G MIN FG FGA FG% FG3 FG3A FG3% FT FTA FT% PTS AVG
    1993-94 Hou. 66 1122 162 388 41.8 26 88 29.5 90 107 84.1 440 6.7
    1994-95 Hou. 82 1882 253 593 42.7 63 191 33.0 214 254 84.3 783 9.5
    1995-96 Hou. 61 1682 289 658 43.9 73 210 34.8 235 285 82.5 886 14.5
    1996-97 Pho.-Dal.-N.J. 61 1714 337 783 43.0 81 231 35.1 212 251 84.5 967 15.9
    1997-98 N.J. 75 2606 510 1156 44.1 15 80 18.8 436 507 86.0 1471 19.6
    1998-99 N.J.-Mil. 8 199 39 93 41.9 2 10 20.0 47 50 94.0 127 15.9
    1999-00 Mil. 81 2899 545 1170 46.6 26 90 28.9 390 445 87.6 1506 18.6
    2000-01 Mil. 76 2709 537 1132 47.4 30 98 30.6 277 323 85.8 1381 18.2
    2001-02 Mil. 74 2605 554 1197 46.3 71 204 34.8 282 328 86.0 1461 19.7
    2002-03 Mil. 78 2700 546 1162 47.0 59 163 36.2 385 447 86.1 1536 19.7
    2003-04 Min. 81 2838 620 1270 48.8 74 186 39.8 289 331 87.3 1603 19.8
    TOTAL 743 22956 4392 9602 45.7 520 1551 33.5 2857 3328 85.8 12161 16.4


    MORE STATS

  14. #14
    Tommy Duncan
    Guest
    What if Udrih is just as (or perhaps close to being) as good as Parker?

    Good times, as someone who used to post here once said.

  15. #15
    Solid D
    Guest
    Good talk.

  16. #16
    Tommy Duncan
    Guest
    T Fark,

    He sucks.

    -TD

  17. #17
    WriterNum934
    Guest
    You also can't forget, this kid is 6'4!

    In the summer league games, he was walking next to Devin and they looked to be the same height.

    I can't wait for the season to start. We stacked and ready to abuse this league!

  18. #18
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    He sucks.


    Thats intelligent.


    Good talk John Fin Kerry.

  19. #19
    timvp
    Guest
    It's odd that Solid D brought up Sam Cassell. That is who Beno reminded me of during summer league. He has that automatic midrange shot and is deadly on the top of the key pick-and-roll.

    The thing that worries me about Beno is whether he is tough enough for the NBA. He had a lot of small injuries in summer league and had a rep in Europe that he couldn't play through injuries.

    If he can survive training camp and preseason without getting banged up, he'll have a good season.

  20. #20
    Tommy Duncan
    Guest
    Sounds like Udrih has some of that trademark Slovenian toughness we have come to know and love.

  21. #21
    grjr
    Guest
    So what you're saying is that Beno is a white Speedy. Is he gonna demand a trade to Golden State so he can be the starter?

    jr

  22. #22
    Solid D
    Guest
    In the one Summer League game I watched, timvp, Beno actually reminded me of a quicker and more skilled Kevin Pritchard. I mentioned Sam because he's always had the mid-range game (like a magnet).

  23. #23
    Slomo15
    Guest
    Hey Tommy,



    Sincerely,
    Slovenia

  24. #24
    WriterNum934
    Guest
    A white Speedy?

    Beno can shoot.

  25. #25
    SequSpur
    Guest
    Midrange jumper?

    WTF is that? The NBA is not the Olympics. You either have an inside game or you shoot it from the 3 point line. Point guards don't get points from the midrange.

    The Spurs need guards that can shoot the 3 to keep the defense from sagging on Tim. This was the problem in the playoffs and the problem with having Avery Johnson and Anthony Carter as a point guard.

    Beno sucks.

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