who's a better basket ball player morris peterson or vince carter?
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vince carter ofcourse!!!!!\nnot o nly can he dunk he can shoot and he has handles!
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VINCE CARTER IS THE ANSWER FOR O-ROCK FM 105.9 RADIO:-)
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I loss respect for VC, simply because he chose to handle the situation like a child, and not like the man he wanted to be treated like. As children, we were not rewarded for throwing temper tantrums, or pouting. Those of us that were ended up as spoiled maladjusted adults. Vince Carter not only hampered his productivity, but the productivity of the whole franchise. I don't respect anyone who doesn't take pride in what they do, and VC voluntarily played below his potential until the organization couldn't take it anymore. Not only did his point average drop by 10pts., but he also played games where he refused to dunk, and only took jump shots. All athletes that behave in this manner make it hard for others to argue against the common sentiment that athletes are pampered, and not held to the same societal standards as those of us without 40in. verticals, 350lb. bench presses, or 4.4 40 times.\nI can't respect VC, and I disagree with others who say that it was a good move for the team. VC forced their hand, and I don't know if you've ever hand your hand forced, but that's never good.
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Lebron. Wayne is a good player, but he turns the ball over too much and doesn't pass enough. Jordan was overrated. He didn't win a single play off until the Bulls signed Scotty Pippen. Jordan always played with a good supporting cast. Cartwright, B.J Armstrong, Pippen. He was washed up in the last ten years of his career, but the officials bailed him out every time he drove to the basket. The clincher was when he ran down and punched Reggie Miller for an inadvertent elbow that Miller threw. Come on Miller is a wimp. He wouldn't hurt anyone intentionally. He's a sissy with no muscle, but Miller got thrown out of the game for Jordan assaulting him.  The NBA later reversed the call and suspended Jordan a few games, but this just shows how biased the officiating is for the coronation of Sir Michael.
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Excellent rebounder, could be a great player overseas, maybe NBA. Reminds me of a Brian Cardinal or Austin Croshere. He could very well make it in the NBA, might be a second round pick of the Pacers, Spurs, or Suns.
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Vince Young. Best QB legs in the NCAA.
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I say Kobe whether you're comparing him to T-Mac or anyone else currently in the NBA. I'll assume that you were comparing him to McGrady, so I'll work with that. I feel that McGrady is a more fluid scorer. He just makes it look so easy. Obviously, Kobe is a great scorer, also, but Kobe has to work much harder to get his points. McGrady scores so easily that it looks like he's not even trying sometimes. Kobe is always stutter-stepping, crossing over, spinning, pump faking, basically always working hard to get a shot off. I think T-Mac's height, length, and better jumper give him a more clear advantage over most of his defenders. Overall though, Kobe has a huge advantage. McGrady isn't much of a defender. He has the ability, but doesn't seem to have the desire to defend. For anyone that calls Kobe a ball hog, but praises McGrady for "team" play. Kobe's career assist average is higher than McGrady's. Before you say "it's b/c he had Shaq", Kobe averaged 6.0 assists in his first season w/o Shaq, while T-Mac averaged 5.7 assists in his first season with Yao. Kobe's all-around game is superior to McGrady's. When I think of team play, I factor in defense as a major factor. So, I think Kobe is the better player.
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The Charlotte Bobcats took him with the 3rd pick. Michael Jordan really likes Morrison's ability to score and his work ethic. If I were Morrison, I would be glad to be part of an organization with M.J. in it.
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No one will ever know for certain what Golden State was thinking when they traded Vince Carter away for Antawn Jamison immediately after drafting him.  Antawn Jamison was probably a more reliable choice simply because they needed to fill the void at the Power Forward position, left by the departure of Joe Smith.  With a veteran backcourt of Muggsy Bogues and John Starks, the Warriors were more comfortable in trading away an athletic swingman in VC for a more proven "big-man" scorer in Jamison.  They later traded for Larry Hughes in 1999 to add a scorer to complement Jamison.  If the Warriors could go back in time, I am sure they would have held onto Vinsanity.
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allen iverson.one is a streetballer and the other isnt.two different style of play.
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Houston Nutt. He just seems like he would bring alot more energy to the locker room. Vince Young was the energy of Mac Brown's Longhorns. Brown didnt have anything to do with how pumped those guys were for that game.
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No, I believe that Larry Bird would be a much more dependable shooter than Reggie Miller though I do believe Reggie is a great 3-point shooter and a force to be reckoned with beyond the arc.
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PG - Steve Nash \n\nHe thrives on the basics like running pick and rolls and setting up screens to get his teamates open looks. His jump shot is at sound as they come and he has mastered the art of taking the ball into the lane despite not being tremendously atheletic.\n\nSG - Richard Hamilton\n\nHis is a game built on the fifteen to twenty foot jumper. Everyone complains that the jump shot is a lost art but that doesn't apply to Rip. Kobe is far more flash, but if you want a solid shooting guard who earns his bread and butter on the jump shot, you have to go with Rip.\n\nSF - Bruce Bowen\n\nEverything about Bowen is about fundamentals. He earns his bread and butter as a premiere perimeter defender, harassing opposing players who are often far more athletic than he is. His main offensive threat the three pointer was honed from hours of work in the gym. That a man undrafted from College can make it onto the US National Team and hold two championships despite have not athletic gifts is a testament to his determination, sound defensive skills and hard work.\n\n\nPF - Tim Duncan\n\nHe is really the big fundamental for a reason. Nobody is doubting his enormous talent, but he maintains such a low profile precisely because of his quiet demeanor and sound fundamentals. He has single handedly rescued the bank shot off the glass from total obscurity and his game is built around solid footwork, good movement and excellent timing.\n\nC - P.J Brown\n\nThis 12 year veteran has survived so long in the league by doing all the little things right. Crashing the boards, putting a body in the lane to divert shots. Hitting the offensive glass. He is known for all those things that don't often get noticed - hard work, good interior defence and heart.\n\nI really like your choice of Chris Kaman as I think he is very underrated, but I had to stick with PJ. I think Kevin Garnett is the player he is because of his supreme athletic gifts though his fundamentals are quite sound. I tried thinking of players who have worked their way to where they are without being very athletically gifted.
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What is so cool about a guy who doesn't have to jump to dunk the ball?\n\nShow me a guard who can sky any day before Yao
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Vince in a game, J-Rich in a dunk contest.
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I am not sure Shaq can do that ,,,But Vince Carter can do that as he did before....
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I'm assuming you mean the 2 former Wake Forest players, not the Eric Williams that played @ PC and for the Celtics and is now on the Spurs....if so, here you go.\n\nJustin Gray is playing for a team called Pepinster in the Belgian D1 league \n\nEric Williams is playing for Cantu in the Italian League and is a teammate of former PC guard Donnie McGrath, hope that helps!