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re: Dennis Harris
Posted on 2/15/10 at 9:26 am to BomBayTiger
Posted on 2/15/10 at 9:26 am to BomBayTiger
Kevin durant-harris are you kidding me, you should no longer post anything about basketball.
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Posted on 2/15/10 at 9:38 am to cjf33
Not saying I agree with the comparison, but it is possible to compare people that are light years ahead of each other in talent level. I have compared Andre Stringer to Chris Jackson. Stringer is nowhere near CJ's talent level. However, they are both score-first point guards that are small. They both have a nice cross-over dribble and can score with a defender in their faces.
Harris and Durant are both tall and slender and are more face-to-the-basket players. I understood the comparison to be more about style of play and skill type, rather than comparing their talent level.
There is no reason to be an arse if you don't agree with someone.
Harris and Durant are both tall and slender and are more face-to-the-basket players. I understood the comparison to be more about style of play and skill type, rather than comparing their talent level.
There is no reason to be an arse if you don't agree with someone.
Posted on 2/15/10 at 12:31 pm to cjf33
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Kevin durant-harris are you kidding me, you should no longer post anything about basketball.
you revisit this thread to add this?
obviously he is not the same talent as KD. the comparison i draw is they are both long and can and like to play on the perimeter. A 6'9 or 10 guy that can play out on the perimeter can pose some serious matchup problems being able to shoot over the top of smaller players and take bigger players off the dribble. This is a stregnth of Durant and it seems as Harris could pose this problem and develop on the college level into a solid player. If u dont agree fine, but i think you are misunderstanding my comparison.
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