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01-24-13, 01:17 PM
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alh1020: Well,I have to admit, this one was creative and didn't end up on the blooper reel. Kurt Helin Jan 24, 2013, 9:24 AM EST George Karl has his moments of frustration with JaVale McGee, but he also sees the potential. McGee is a guy capable of making a highlight play every time he touches the ball — sometimes those highlights end up on “Shaqtin’ a Fool,” sometimes on the SportsCenter top 10. This is one of the good ones — he stops on a dime, goes under Omer Asik, which creates space enough to pass off the backboard to himself for the alley-oop. (By the way, it seems to come up in a comment/email every time there is one of these off-the-backboard passes — it is legal. The NBA rulebook specifically addresses how you can pass off the backboard to yourself. Seriously. Go look it up.) Related link: Ricky Rubio was benched in fourth quarter, didn?t like that | ProBasketballTalk
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01-24-13, 09:55 PM
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this guy kindda remindsme hanamichi sakuragui, character in slam dunk anime who has all world talent but is so stoopid to actually play good....
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