Bismack Biyombo says he's 100% sure he'll lead the NBA in blocks and rebounds.

best name since the 90s when a lot of players seemed to have interesting names

[QUOTE=Kombo][URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDqJGJwAU0M"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDqJGJwAU0M[/URL]

For those who like his offense.[/QUOTE]
his offense is like someone playing on crack
no handles, poor jumper/hook, he can only dunk, weak drive, and easily has to change his post move cus he cant hang down there for more than 3 seconds. hes got alot to learn.

[QUOTE=bluechox2]his offense is like someone playing on crack
no handles, poor jumper/hook, he can only dunk, weak drive, and easily has to change his post move cus he cant hang down there for more than 3 seconds. hes got alot to learn.[/QUOTE]

so basically...ben wallace? the comparison sort of makes sense. the upside is he's young but i can just as easily see favors going way further than him offensively. and of course, making up enough difference defensively. honestly, i thinks some are forgetting about cousins. give cousins a good coach and time to grow and that guy can be a regular 20/10 guy in the league.

[QUOTE=insidehoops]I can lead the NBA in PPG, RPG and APG

I simply choose not to at this time.

Jeff[/QUOTE]

hey breh, gundress is pretty upset since you ip banned him, i think you ruined his life.

I promise to lead the league in points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. I

What we have here is the search for the next Serge Ibaka. It

I could become the next ben wallace.

But Thabeet were supposed to be the next Mutombo

He'd have to play 35 minutes or more for an entire night, which might not happen. Still, he seems like a beast and a lot more like Ibaka than Sene or someone since he was really productive in Europe. I'm surprised the Timberwolves haven't been more active in trading down for him (number 2 for Washington's 6th pick, the 17th, and maybe a heavily protected conditional first?), he'd be perfect for them.

I really hope the Wizards get this guy at #6. He's 6'9 with a riduclous 7'7 wingspan, runs and jumps like a gazelle, and plays with a ton of energy and hustle. He's going to need to refine his offensive game before earning starter minutes in the NBA, but if he does there's no reason he can't lead the league in shotblocking and rebounding. He has all the tools.

Thats my Bismack, aka the Big B[COLOR="Black"]it[/COLOR]chsmack.

[QUOTE=R.I.P.]What we have here is the search for the next Serge Ibaka. It

[QUOTE=GiveItToBurrito]He'd have to play 35 minutes or more for an entire night, which might not happen. Still, he seems like a beast and a lot more like Ibaka than Sene or someone since he was really productive in Europe. I'm surprised the Timberwolves haven't been more active in trading down for him (number 2 for Washington's 6th pick, the 17th, and maybe a heavily protected conditional first?), he'd be perfect for them.[/QUOTE]
I'm in love with Biyombo. If we do trade down I hope we can snag him. I will be following him next year regardless.

No one knows how good he will be but you can't deny that he has a cool name :lol

[QUOTE=insidehoops]I can lead the NBA in PPG, RPG and APG

I simply choose not to at this time.

Jeff[/QUOTE]

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im 100% sure he will only be a shadow of what he was in africa/europe once he plays in the nba, as 99% of foreigners do.