Goodman: Howard quietly putting Butler on his back
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Goodman: Howard quietly putting Butler on his back |
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Posts: 3832 (10/26/09 05:04 PM) |
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Posts: 1345 (10/26/09 05:46 PM) |
I hope he gets his wish to play some #4 as well as some more well deserved praise. Gosh, are we lucky to have guys like this on the Dawgs.
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Posts: 1185 (10/26/09 06:55 PM) |
Interesting article. Like the dude's comments below. Obviously a Kansas fan a first rate a-hole. But hey, what do you expect? I hope they all keep talking,
and Butler just keeps winning.
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matthowardfan54 |
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Posts: 28 (10/26/09 10:57 PM) |
It was a nice article until he compared him to Tyler Hansbrough.
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skyline time |
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Posts: 301 (10/27/09 06:09 AM) |
I think I will be happy if Howard turns into the leading scorer in conference history and wins a national championship and AP Player of the Year award and
drafted by the Pacers in the first round.
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Posts: 5948 (10/27/09 06:13 AM) |
skyline time wrote:Gee, it doesn't take much to make you happy.  Howard is a great individual and a great player.
"Basketball is like photography, if you don't focus, all you have is the negative." Dan Frisby
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BobBu64 |
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Posts: 202 (10/27/09 12:34 PM) |
Reference to Hansbrough didn't bother me.
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Duck on a Rock |
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Posts: 2465 (10/27/09 12:40 PM) |
BobBu64 wrote: x2 |
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Posts: 665 (10/27/09 12:51 PM) |
matthowardfan54 wrote: psycho t is a pretty good playa |
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willisbrown |
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Posts: 1191 (10/27/09 02:07 PM) |
Was he annoying? Sure. Did he lead his team to 2 final fours and a national championship...yep. I'll take that.
Speaking of, is going to get minutes with the Pacers Indy people?? |
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Posts: 459 (10/27/09 02:19 PM) |
Coach RoastBeef wrote: That AT&T commercial aren't the greatest... |
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Posts: 2466 (10/27/09 02:59 PM) |
willisbrown wrote: Hansbrough has a nagging shin injury right now (has limited him all Summer/Fall), so I doubt he'll provide much of a boost in the early going. Pacers front line is Troy Murphy, Jeff Foster and Danny Granger. Mike Dunleavy is out until December, and upon his return, will command a lot of minutes provided he is healthy. Hansbrough's main competition for minutes behind Troy Murphy at PF is Josh McRoberts, who I would hope he'll be ahead of after 10 games or so. Dart at the wall rookie year numbers for Hansbrough - 15 mpg, 7 Points, 3 Rebounds. |
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Westfield Gutshot |
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Posts: 3615 (10/27/09 03:16 PM) |
willisbrown wrote: I'm pretty sure you could insert me in that lineup and have a similar result. |
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willisbrown |
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Posts: 1192 (10/27/09 03:35 PM) |
I think he'll be a better pro than some people think. As long as he is surrounded by good offensive talent he should be able to be a decent contributor.
Those numbers look about right if he can get some minutes. And you would hope he could beat out McRoberts...never liked that guy.
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Duck on a Rock |
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Posts: 2467 (10/27/09 04:05 PM) |
Pacers depth chart for Game #1 at PF is Troy Murphy-Josh McRoberts-Tyler Hansbrough; but like I said, he is hurt and hasn't done much this Summer/Fall, so
I would hope he'd leapfrog McRoberts as soon as he's healthy. If not, this would be another questionable draft decision by stumbling bumbling Pacers
President of Basketball Operations Larry Legend.
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willisbrown |
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Posts: 1193 (10/27/09 04:38 PM) |
He only drafts white guys
 Or at least that's what his critics say...pretty funny.
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