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hahah 2k is distracting him i think thats what his trying to get at u in year 12? if not exams dont mean nothing if u didnt know that already. and best thing to do study and actually get work done is to stay back after school is over. u work twice as hard and get so much more done

dont want to be beating a dead horse but i must mention this. kings won again, yes u can say they play the warriors but stop looking for excuses 7 guys in double figures 2, nearly 3 were 20+. both my boys Thompson and Evans. Casspi this guy can stroke it i think we play them next and im more worried than magic

look at nathan jawai wat a beast 7-11 shooting 16points, 6 boards 3 offensive. beast. told u all this guys got game

good idea game hasnt stuffed up for me but better safe than sorry.

^^ who cares i wins a win

blow em out!

damm thabo is hot

hahah is it in another langue?

why dont the links work for me

[expletive], missed the start of it. up by 3 something is going right

C - Spencer Haywood PF - Shawn Kemp SF - Dale Ellis SG - Ray Allen PG - Gary Payton was thinking of putting durant in there over Dale (obviously i never saw him play as a sonic) but durant is yet to shoot 50% from the field and average 27 points while doing it

ill wait until Santa Claws brings me this one

just pray that the shots fall and we get off to a quick start oh and get Dwight in foul troubles. easy right.

can i do that with centers? because all i pretty much do is pick and pop and westbrook finds me 99% of the time

well they did win on the road yesterday i know they had a very good shooting night but i still think they have potential to grab a few wins

there is a slight chance we could win this no vc, anderson or lewis

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u131/Bayman999/okc-thunder3.gif Vs http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u131/Bayman999/o-magic.gifOffensive Rating: Thunder – 99.4 (25th), Magic – 118.0 (1st) Defensive Rating: Thunder – 99.8 (6th), Magic – 107.7 (19th) Pace: Thunder – 90.5 (26th), Magic – 92.1 (19th) The Thunder’s lost three in a row and staring a fourth straight in the face. Let’s be honest, I don’t think many of us have aspirations of winning this one. The Magic aren’t necessarily better than the Lakers, but it’s just a far worse matchup for Oklahoma City. And the thing about playing Orlando is that they can physically dominate you. Dwight Howard can and absolutely will own the paint tonight, but with their 3-point proficiency and inside-out ability, this is just bad match all around. I mean, how could you forget Howard’s triple-double last year in Oklahoma City? OKC is a jumpshooting team with little to no post presence. Orlando is a jumpshooting, slash and kick team with a big time post presence. So if the jumpers aren’t falling for the Thunder, it could get ugly. There likely won’t be the bailout of Russell Westbrook driving the paint for buckets or counting on Kevin Durant to get points in the paint. OKC has to hit on all cylinders. Instead of trading off on good shooting nights, it would be nice if Nenad Krstic, KD, Westbrook and Jeff Green could all put it together. THE MATCHUPS There is one important one to me: Etan Thomas against Howard. Krstic might not even start tonight for all I know, because I’m sure Scott Brooks is planning on trying to use the much more physical Thomas on Howard. Thing is, Thomas is exactly the type of player that could get under Howard’s skin and take him out of his game. As always, I really like Thabo matching up with J.J. Redick, who is playing for the always injured Vince Carter. Redick wants to shoot and that plays into Thabo’s very long arms. Mickael Pietrus is a solid defender than will guard Durant well, but Pietrus is also a threat to score. Plus, the always nasty Matt Barnes is waiting behind Pietrus. And Ryan Anderson – who is playing very well for the suspended Rashard Lewis, is hurt with a sprained ankle. So it’s Brandon Bass versus Jeff Green. Green actually has the advantage in the post and that might be somewhere OKC can look for points. Of course Howard will be waiting to crash and help, but since Uncle Jeff is a good passer, maybe the Thunder can find some easy dunks inside drawing and dishing. The Magic normally have four guys in the starting five that can knock down open 3s, have great depth off the pine and of course, have Dwight Howard. Unless Kevin Durant goes nutszo tonight, I don’t have high hopes. But then again, just nine healthy bodies for the Magic… maybe there is some hope. Maybe I’m just thinking too much about last season’s domination. Thankfully though, after this OKC gets a few winnable games back on the docket.

^^ u got the patch? or u playing ps3

why dont they play alexander? this guy can score. i know last year he made some mistakes on the defensive end but his not going to learn much sitting on the bench. i dont think he has been activated once this season bucks are not going to the playoffs might as well develop some youth to try and attract some FA

pretty tight bunch vid

ungly text im not really feelin it but its okay

dont worry youll see them come may just so u know timmy, rich, manu and parker aren't even playing over 30 mins most are under 25

i never really understood why people think he will do so badly? look how Blair is doing and his probably 2, 3 inches shorter than him. his a smart player he'll get his shots up

i think this could possibly see some positives from this. Tyreke Evans gets the ball in his hands more, Thompson will get more opportunities we have already seen what he can do when he had a monster game

Wednesday, November 11th GAME OF THE WEEK Cavaliers @ Magic (ESPN) Points - 10 Winner: magic (home court advantage, they are going to want to make a statement about to the cavs and the rest of the league that they didnt get to the finals but luck. and that they can do it without hedo.) Leading Scorer, Cavs: Lebron James Leading Scorer, Magic: Dwight Howard Leading Rebounder: Dwight Howard Leading Passer: Jameer Nelson Hornets @ Suns (ESPN) Points - 10 Winner: Suns Leading Passer: Steve Nash Thursday, November 12th Cavaliers @ Heat (TNT) Points - 5 Leading Scorer: Dwayne Wade Suns @ Lakers (TNT) Points - 0 Margin of victory (within 5 points): no Friday, November 13th Hawks @ Celtics (ESPN) Points - 5 Leading Scorer: Joe Johnson Lakers @ Nuggets (ESPN) Points - 0 Leading Rebounder: Kenyon Martin Saturday, November 14th Blazers @ Bobcats (NBATV) Points - 0 Leading Passer: Andre Miller Warriors @ Bucks Points - 0 Leading Scorer: Monta Ellis