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Victor Page
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Jesus.
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Looks like he caught an #%@ whoppin', too.
Jammie leaking out of his eye...
Jammie leaking out of his eye...
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Yes man. It does hurt. Especially since he is from the city.Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE
That honestly hurt to see... He had so much game
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That honestly hurt to see... He had so much game
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Damn.
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Damn Vic
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We were talking about this yesterday
DC area ballers had some of the best talent in the country when it came to ballin, but the worst attitudes....Kevin Durant is one of the best talents in the world because he one of the few who came out the area with his head on straight....
DC area ballers had some of the best talent in the country when it came to ballin, but the worst attitudes....Kevin Durant is one of the best talents in the world because he one of the few who came out the area with his head on straight....
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Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE
That honestly hurt to see... He had so much game
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a dime a dozen.
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Hmmm....never really thought about that.
Off the top of my head, I can only think of 3 dudes born in DC to make it to the NBA
1. Elgin Baylor
2. Sherman Douglas
3. Moochie Norris
am I missing anyone? As b-ball crazy as DC is, it's a bit surprising that more dudes haven't played in the NBA from the city.
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Junkyard Dog is from DC. Johnny Dawkins, Walt Williams, Adrian Dantly
Stevie Franchise was born in DC but he's not really "from" DC if I'm not mistaken
Stevie Franchise was born in DC but he's not really "from" DC if I'm not mistaken
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Demarr Johnson?
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Yeah....yall are right....still not a big list though.
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That's sad man. Dude had talent too! I couldn't live his life
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Louis Bullock, though he only got drafted and traded, but never actually played an NBA game. Kid was nice...had handles and a 3 from anywhere on the court. How he didn't stick in the league is beyond me, and he is super humble and quiet.
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This can't be real!!!! $#% %$@% happen to him. He was nice at Georgetown
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thats the good eye?
on and isnt roger mason from DC?
on and isnt roger mason from DC?
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Mannnnnn....sad to see what's become of him.
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I remember him at Winchendon Prep. He was a monster. Demarr Johnson was a stud at Maine Central too
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Don't do that to DC. It is anywhere man. Same can be said about dudes from New York, Chicago, LA, Boston, dudes that just never made it.
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You are missing alot. Hell even just recently, Lawson, Beasley, Durant, Nolan Smith, Sam Young, Dante Cunninham.
http://www.basketball-ref...?country=US&state=DC
And not to mention the dudes from the suburbs.
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DerMarr was Kevin Durant before Kevin Durant. That is who Durant was being compared to when growing up. Of course DerMarr didn't do much in the NBA (blame the accident), but he was 6'9, could handle the ball like he was 6'1, and could shoot it from deep. Remember that he was the #1 player in the class of 99. Dude was a beast.
