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Subject: Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam

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markdl

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Date Posted: 16:01:25 09/15/03 Mon
In reply to: Ellis definitely overrated!!! 's message, "Players @ Back 2 School Jam" on 14:04:44 09/15/03 Mon

He did not show up on Sunday and his team did not seem happy about it. They still made it to the championship. DeAndre Thomas played like a great post player, though he needs to lose some weight and control his emotions. The starting guards played very well. I know Andrew Ready is one of them, I'm not sure of the rest of the names. They played very well against Julian Wright and beat HF and then had to deal with a kid in Livingston who is probably going to be a top 5 draft pick in 2004 if he doesn't go to college. If he goes to school for a year he will be the #1 pick IMO barring and injury or the second coming of Shaq. Though he and Brandon Lee dominated the guards and everyone else, they did not get destroyed, were not intimidated and made a game of it.

All doubts about Livingston should be erased as far as being a high draft pick in the pros. He is skinny, but it's clear he's finally started to hit the weights and his jumper is more consistent because of it. I hope he goes to school for a year or two just to watch him dominate and play big minutes right away. He is fun to watch. I'm not so sure he can't do that in the pros with all the bad point guards in the NBA I see getting minutes and it might be hard to say no to millions.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam	Balla30	18:23:33 09/15/03 Mon

Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam	Peoria Fan	22:18:12 09/15/03 Mon
Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam -- Chicago Hoops, 04:06:38 09/16/03 Tue Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam -- markdl, 15:45:38 09/16/03 Tue
Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam	Hard Knocks	14:19:31 09/16/03 Tue