NOVoodoo
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This might be the dumbest thread I've started, but let's be real here, we've probably all considered this one since the shove.
Birdman's a scary lookin dude, but behind the tats, the mohawk, and the athleticism, he's not a particularly big guy. Hansbrough isn't the biggest guy in the world either, in fact, he's undersized both height and muscle-wise for his position, yet he's still effective, because the guy's a beast and a workhorse.
I don't know why Hansbrough backed down initially. Maybe he was intimidated or maybe he was being smart about the whole thing, but whatever the case is, I think if the fists started flying, it'd wind up with Hansbrough putting the Birdman on the floor.
Going on what Psycho T's former teammates like Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington have said, as well as the UNC trainers, Psycho T has earned his nickname. It's impressive when your NBA-caliber teammates say they've never been around a guy that goes that hard on every single play.
Between the guy that plays above the rim and the guy that plays below the rim, I'll take the guy who's under the rim.
Any thoughts on this stupid scenario?
Birdman's a scary lookin dude, but behind the tats, the mohawk, and the athleticism, he's not a particularly big guy. Hansbrough isn't the biggest guy in the world either, in fact, he's undersized both height and muscle-wise for his position, yet he's still effective, because the guy's a beast and a workhorse.
I don't know why Hansbrough backed down initially. Maybe he was intimidated or maybe he was being smart about the whole thing, but whatever the case is, I think if the fists started flying, it'd wind up with Hansbrough putting the Birdman on the floor.
Going on what Psycho T's former teammates like Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington have said, as well as the UNC trainers, Psycho T has earned his nickname. It's impressive when your NBA-caliber teammates say they've never been around a guy that goes that hard on every single play.
Between the guy that plays above the rim and the guy that plays below the rim, I'll take the guy who's under the rim.
Any thoughts on this stupid scenario?
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