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Truly one of the dumbest things I’ve read on this site.

lol. I was trying to think if another person named Ted or Williams, but couldn’t think of anyone good so I settled on “crap” instead.

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Do you feel that way about Les Miles since he coached Kansas after us? Or what about Paul Dietzel since he coached at Army and South Carolina after LSU? Would you feel that way about Coach O if he coaches somewhere else in the future?

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I like Saban, but none of those coaches you mentioned left the team voluntarily and then returned to coach a direct rival.

Not exactly apples to apples.

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Udoka is just limited. Houston should be dominating a half court type game. They can play Sengun and Smith together and play through them which would force Draymond and Looney onto the floor together and that would clog things up below the line for Jimmy as well. Problem is Udoka has never been able to adjust in a playoff series and seems to be stubborn to changing anything.

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Playing through Jabari Smith? What?? Have you watched Houston at all this season? Jabari Smith is a role player. He’s not someone you play through at all. And the Rockets play through Sengun all the time. He constantly gets the ball in the high post where he can facilitate or take it to the basket.

Houston excels when they can get out and run because they have athletes. They never dominate the half court game for one simple reason - they can’t shoot. If they could, this wouldn’t even be a series. But as bad as they can be at shooting the 3, they’re not usually as bad at it as they were last night. And the “star” player, Jalen Green, had a complete dud of a game. If they can shoot their averages and Jalen Green has any sort of decent game, this series could turn quickly.

It was interesting how Udoka went back to the double big lineup to dominate the boards in the 3rd and 4th quarter which got the Rockets back into the game and erased the 23 point lead the Warriors had. It was particularly interesting that he went back to it after he tried it in the 2nd quarter and it didn’t look very good and cost the Rockets the early lead. The game 2 adjustments from both teams are going to be very interesting to watch.

You can find still images like that for every player on the court. It's playoff basketball. And it's hard to believe Warriors fans crying about the refs when the refs let Steph and Klay get wide open by the most blatant moving screens I've ever seen in my life. Over and over again for years.

They’ve done outdoor events before.

I remember an event in Abu Dhabi being outdoors.


Edit: UFC 112 was in Abu Dhabi and it was outdoors.

I’m an Astros fan. I hate the Yankees. But I can’t hate on Judge. I can’t help but like the guy.

I don’t even like how coaches don’t wear suits anymore.

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NBA players play well into their mid 30s, 22 doesn't seem too "old" to me.

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22 isn’t old, but would you rather have a really good 19 year old or a really good 22 year old? You’d assume the 19 year old will be a lot better at 22 than he is at 19. In other words, the 22 year old is closer to his ceiling.

Look at the Houston Rockets. Alperen Sengun, Jalen Green, Jabari Smith, Amen Thompson, Tari Eason, etc… they’re all 21 to 23 years old, and have already been in the league for 2 to 4 years. They’re already seasoned players. They’re the same age as Walter Clayton who will be a rookie and just getting started.