I mean there are plenty of shady shenanigans athletes get into that people never find out about, so I doubt twitter is going to make lil' Jimmy's mom say, "Take that Ray Allen jersey off, he's a sex pervert with a sweet sweet jumper".
What he tweeted isn't really normal, at least in America. It'd probably be safe to say that Ray gets mad play, but he doesn't need to tweet it (he's a smart man so that obviously wasn't him).
When you see a tweet or Facebook status of someone talking about how drunk they got the other night you kind of judge them because that's trashy. It's just perceived as trashy no matter who does it. I don't know about you, but in my years of Tweeting, Facebooking and MySpacing I've never really been into posting things about oral action. Their scoring is even across the board, though most of their production on offense is a byproduct of Buchanan and their backcourt.Koberulz wrote:He's famous, which means he's not allowed to be normal and instead is held to an utterly preposterous standard based on the absurd assumption that children will utilise him as a role model and imitate his behaviour, in order to allow parents to feel better about their inability to raise their children by having someone else to blame. Overall, RAS 17U is a very balanced roster on offense with plenty of role pieces that can contribute. Now, they’re each taking a more important role for RAS shooting and scoring the ball. JT Hoytink (Sussex Hamilton) and Logan Pearson (Kimberly) were both complimentary pieces to the big names of their respective school programs. So far this spring he has brought a score-first playstyle to their core of big men. With Chicago Hope, he put up 17.1 points per game and 7.4 rebounds. Offensively, he’s an athletic finisher and can operate outside of the paint, able to create mid-range jump shots and move without the ball.Ĭhicago Hope Academy’s Will Schultz adds some additional size and scoring from the forward position. After Brookfield Central won the division one state championship with a roster shaken by a key suspension, Abdul-Wahid’s rebounding (6.6 per game in the playoffs) and seven total steals throughout the postseason made him a perfect glue guy for their roster. Malik Abdul-Wahid helms their frontcourt, bringing an assortment of skills and talents to the table. Also playing for Brookfield East, Poker averaged 11.8 points per game while knocking down 40 treys on the year. Michael Poker is another top-notch piece to rotate through their backcourt. His physicality at the position gives him a unique advantage, as McGath averaged five rebounds per game at Brookfield and uses his frame on offense to bang in the post and abuse smaller guards on drives. They have bombed civilian infrastructure. They shoot at civilian houses and even whole towns with ballistic rockets to scare and demoralize the citizenry. His offensive toolset is far-ranging, and he’s tossed his name in the ring of elite Wisconsin guards this spring.īrookfield East guard Sam McGath, very similar to Buchanan’s MO, is an undersized scoring guard. echofon Mar 7 In his city, Russian troops have raided shops for food and electronics. In the half-court, he can locate shooters spotting up on the wing, but is most lethal from beyond the arc. Buchanan’s ability to kickstart offense remains unrivaled by his peers, as he rarely hesitates to take a rebound 94 feet and finish. Though a tad undersized, he’s slippery in the paint and a hair trigger shooter. In his first season with the program, Kimberly guard Jake Buchanan has assumed the role as their leader. Ray Allen Select draws primarily from Milwaukee’s cache of talent, though there is a strong FVA influence in their backcourt.
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