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Jimmy103 wrote:I want him! Haha, random, I know, but I want OJ Mayo in Celtic green next year!
The only scenarios that I can think of where that happens make my feel nauseous.
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Jimmy103 wrote:I want him! Haha, random, I know, but I want OJ Mayo in Celtic green next year!
Sorry. It's unfortunately a tad late to tank. Even if we lost every single one of the rest of our games it would take quite a bit of "luck." On the bright side a championship ring or two would make a mighty nice "consolation prize."
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no thank you. i would not take him if he was still available with the last pick in the draft. and if i did take him, i'd find a way to trade for him asap. the man will be WORSE than marbury as far as locker room guy and his off the court mentality will be worse than others as well.
he got into so much trouble in high school. think about whats gonna stop him when he's got millions of dollars!
he got into so much trouble in high school. think about whats gonna stop him when he's got millions of dollars!
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Wow, some of you guys are so wrong about Mayo, it makes me question whether you've ever seen the dude play.
Pretending he's a Marbury clone is just stupid, Mayo plays D, he plays good D, if you actually watched him lock up Derrick Rose when USC played Memphis, you'd never bring out those Marbury comparisons again.
As for calling him a cancer - you guys are just parroting media talk and have no CLUE about OJ Mayo. The kid is playing his arse off in a team system for Tim Floyd, who is as tough a defensive coach as there is in college, and all he's done in his college career so far is be a good teammate and a coach's dream.
But whatever - despite the ignorant comments on this board, we all know the Celtics won't have a chance at him - OJ will go Top 3, Top 4 max. And he will be tons better in the NBA than in college, b/c in the NBA his one-on-one skills will thrive.
Watch a player before you mouth off about him. Otherwise, you make yourself look like a fool.
Pretending he's a Marbury clone is just stupid, Mayo plays D, he plays good D, if you actually watched him lock up Derrick Rose when USC played Memphis, you'd never bring out those Marbury comparisons again.
As for calling him a cancer - you guys are just parroting media talk and have no CLUE about OJ Mayo. The kid is playing his arse off in a team system for Tim Floyd, who is as tough a defensive coach as there is in college, and all he's done in his college career so far is be a good teammate and a coach's dream.
But whatever - despite the ignorant comments on this board, we all know the Celtics won't have a chance at him - OJ will go Top 3, Top 4 max. And he will be tons better in the NBA than in college, b/c in the NBA his one-on-one skills will thrive.
Watch a player before you mouth off about him. Otherwise, you make yourself look like a fool.
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That's funny. I question whether you ever saw the younger Stephon Marbury play...because they are exactly alike.thefoulness wrote:Wow, some of you guys are so wrong about Mayo, it makes me question whether you've ever seen the dude play.
Pretending he's a Marbury clone is just stupid, Mayo plays D, he plays good D, if you actually watched him lock up Derrick Rose when USC played Memphis, you'd never bring out those Marbury comparisons again.
As for calling him a cancer - you guys are just parroting media talk and have no CLUE about OJ Mayo. The kid is playing his arse off in a team system for Tim Floyd, who is as tough a defensive coach as there is in college, and all he's done in his college career so far is be a good teammate and a coach's dream.
But whatever - despite the ignorant comments on this board, we all know the Celtics won't have a chance at him - OJ will go Top 3, Top 4 max. And he will be tons better in the NBA than in college, b/c in the NBA his one-on-one skills will thrive.
Watch a player before you mouth off about him. Otherwise, you make yourself look like a fool.
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Marbury was a good player early on, before he slipped into Starbury mode. Comparing Mayo to a college Marbury is a compliment.
I would give a LOT to get OJ Mayo on this team. He is awesome. I don't think he's a cancer at all. Yes, he made some mistakes in HS but a lot of guys do that, news flash, not many NBA players are clean-cut saints. Reports out of USC are that he's been terrific, hard worker, plays D, is a team leader. No trouble at all.
Of course, my Bears beat him last night, but that was in spite of 34 from OJ
I would give a LOT to get OJ Mayo on this team. He is awesome. I don't think he's a cancer at all. Yes, he made some mistakes in HS but a lot of guys do that, news flash, not many NBA players are clean-cut saints. Reports out of USC are that he's been terrific, hard worker, plays D, is a team leader. No trouble at all.
Of course, my Bears beat him last night, but that was in spite of 34 from OJ
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I saw on ESPN feature that said he got a 29 on the ACT. Thats pretty good. As for his play, he didn't seem that selfish to me. The more I watch the more I am reminded of Gilbert Arenas. He even as some of the same on court quirks such as a great pull up 3 point shot. Both guys were "crazy" at that age, but in retrospect Arenas seems like a bright guy-"too bright" for his own good. I'm getting the same feeling with OJ- For instance some of his talk before college made me think he appreciated how much colleges were getting to use him without compensation and was vocal about it. It seems "ungrateful" on the surface but I see it as a sign of introspective thought. I think he is going to be pretty dang good when he matures.
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ParticleMan wrote:totally ot, but why the hell is it called cancer the crab? i mean, did old astrologers think that crabs caused cancer? wtf?! every other sign makes sense but that one has always puzzled me.
you may now return to your regularly scheduled train of thought.
Origin of the Word Cancer
The origin of the word cancer is credited to the Greek physician Hippocrates (460-370 B.C.), considered the "Father of Medicine." Hippocrates used the terms carcinos and carcinoma to describe non-ulcer forming and ulcer-forming tumors. In Greek these words refer to a crab, most likely applied to the disease because the finger-like spreading projections from a cancer called to mind the shape of a crab. Carcinoma is the most common type of cancer
still doesn't make a ton of sense...
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