WHO IS THE BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER TO NEVER PLAY IN THE NBA?
Sun, May 23, 2010
Related posts:
Tags: basketball, best, never, play, player
16 Responses to “WHO IS THE BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER TO NEVER PLAY IN THE NBA?”
Leave a Reply
- The Brandon Jennings Official Mixtape : NBA Rookie of the year?
- Q&A: What NBA team should I follow for this coming season?
- (2010 NBA Finals Game 1) Lakers vs Celtics (06.03.2010) Lakers Highlights
- Nba Slam Dunk Contest - Michael Jordan Vs Dominique Wilkins
- 1997 NBA at 50 interview Wilt Chamberlain - Bill Russell. (English). With Bob Costas.
- NBA Vs Streetball - NBA
- NBA Dunk Contest
- Funny Nba
- And1 vs NBA
- Nba Childhood
- nikon d800 review, nikon d800: Awesome things here. I'm very glad to peer your ar...
- web hosting web designing web development seo emailing: I am now not sure where you are getting your infor...
- kava kava side effects: I feel this is among the so much important info fo...
- stainless steel jewelry: It's the best time to make some plans for the futu...
- μανικιούρ: It's actually a cool and useful piece of info. I'm...
- BADEN SKILCOACH OVERSIZED 35-INCH RUBBER TRAINING BASKETBALL
- WILSON NCAA HOME COURT RUBBER BASKETBALL
- LIFETIME 71525 IN-GROUND BASKETBALL SYSTEM WITH 54-INCH SHATTER GUARD BACKBOARD
- SPALDING IN-GROUND BASKETBALL SYSTEM – 44″ POLYCARBONATE BACKBOARD
- BADEN LEXUM COMP OFFICIAL WIDE CHANNEL BASKETBALL REVIEWS
- BSN AUTOGRAPH BASKETBALL
- FRANKLIN SPORTS DISNEY/PIXAR CARS MINI RUBBER BASKETBALL #19231
- LIFETIME 1044 QUICK ADJUST CONVERSION KIT — POLE NOT INCLUDED
- MOLTEN B5R JUNIOR SIZE RUBBER BASKETBALL, SIZE 5
- SPORT-TEK YOUTH MESH BASKETBALL SHORTS REVIEWS
Hot Sauce
King Jackass.
Im Agreeing with Future NBA Star it’s Hot Sauce. He is a Great Streetballer.
Oscar Schmidt.
me
Sue Renner….6’7
Earl Manigault
Pee Wee Kirkland, by far……he got drafted by the Bulls, but turned the money down, cause he was making more money selling dope……….here is more on him, http://hoopedia.nba.com/index.php/Pee_Wee_Kirkland
This guy could of been one of the greatest of all time, he even had back-to-back scoring games of 100 and 130 points….
Len Bias- people said he was better then MJ while in college. He was taller, more muscular, athletic and was a better shooter at that time.
roger powell jr. of the 2005 or so illinois fighting illini
the professor
Rodney Fields. He is the reason Kevin Garnett was not the best player on his Chicago high school basketball team. Not to mention Rodney Fields is an all time 50 great dunker (slam magazine isuue). Find out about this guy and why Faragett High has a merial of him and not KG!
Oscarf Schmidt is surely one. Given his size and shooting stroke he should always be a potent threat.
Another great shooter who has never been playing in NBA is the recently-retired Dejan Bodiroga, probably the best Serbian shooter over the last 20 years (and I just know that he is a close relative of Drazen Petrovic – see Wikipedia link). An undisputed leader, he possesses more deadly shooting than Peja – his mid-range shooting is smooth, plus all-around skills that he could be employed in roles other than SG/SF.
Len Bias all the way
He was a great player and maybe could have matched up to Jordan. I respect him but he died of an overdose. He could have changed history.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Len_Bias
-Mister J
R.I.P Len Bias
umm my answer is Salin S. he is a good basketball player but he doesnt have a chance to play in the NBA
It might be Len Bias. It was a shame that he died, not only because he could have been the one to continue the legacy of Celtics pride, but because he was so young and so talented. It was a waste, his death. Maybe he just wasn’t destined for it.
There have been others, anyway. Not only those playing in the AND1 tour or other leagues inside the US. There are many foreign players who may have made an impact in the NBA if given the chance.
In the Philippines, there are some players who may have made an impact in the NBA. Among them are Samboy Lim, whom people call the Skywalker (you can guess why). There was also Alvin Patrimonio, the Captain, and arguably the best basketball player ever in the Philippines, Robert Jaworski. Look them up.