Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:10 am EDT
Clyde Frazier, Bill Walton and my old high school basketball coach like to say "It's always the passer's fault" when discussing turnovers resulting from a bad exchange between two players. In this situation, they couldn't be more right.
That unpleasant little fall occurred during the halftime show of Sunday's Australia vs. Croatia preliminary basketball game in Beijing. Why Olympic organizers didn't just computer generate the whole routine, I have no idea.
(via PhilsVilleBlog.com)
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Maybe he needs to travel more or go back to school or something. Anything to get him out of "me, me, it's all about me, mode" Grow up dude!
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I think you're the one who could grow up a little bit...
And one person doesn't make a whole country, ButtPirate... learn to think globally, no black player would join a Spanish team if that were true...
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That video illustrates the importance of teamwork better than all of Red Auerbach's combined.
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take that to the other thread where its being discussed. nobody asked nor wants to hear what the hell you think about that picture.
tool.
regarding this video: hilarious
good thing there was a safety mat there. hope the dudes alright he totally crumpled and looked like he was in quite a bit of pain
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