OT: Targus's "Rate a Poster" Thread

[QUOTE=Liberalo]That sh!t was ****in awesome. :oldlol:

Not that I'm too much into this type of a thing but which NBA player am I? What are my strengths and weaknesses?

Haha, this was awesome, we should all compare ourselves to NBA players like Izzo did. Haha.[/QUOTE]


Liberalo is a multi-tool player with a high ceiling and great potential in the mold of a Stephen Jackson. Liberalo plays with a great deal of passion, but this passion can also be his undoing with untimely fouls and a propencity for not acting in his or his team's best interests. A focused Liberalo can give you all star like minutes, but more often than not behavioral issues land him in hot water both internally and with the league.

strengths:
athletic, quick, good motor, nice shooting touch, good feel for the game and a good finisher.

Weaknesses:
occasional erratic play, not very coachable, some off court issues.

[QUOTE=elementally morale]Has been done before. I created the thread 2-3 years ago. I compared Shogon to Kobe Bryant. In fact, he was very very much like him at the time.[/QUOTE]
sorry been here less than a year

35? :wtf: Maybe thats my post avg here.

[QUOTE=JtotheIzzo]sorry been here less than a year[/QUOTE]

I thought you been here longer.

Boy time sure does fly by.

[QUOTE=JtotheIzzo]Liberalo is a multi-tool player with a high ceiling and great potential in the mold of a Stephen Jackson. Liberalo plays with a great deal of passion, but this passion can also be his undoing with untimely fouls and a propencity for not acting in his or his team's best interests. A focused Liberalo can give you all star like minutes, but more often than not behavioral issues land him in hot water both internally and with the league.

strengths:
athletic, quick, good motor, nice shooting touch, good feel for the game and a good finisher.

Weaknesses:
occasional erratic play, not very coachable, some off court issues.[/QUOTE]


Awesome. :roll:

You should do that for every poster when you're bored or something.

[QUOTE=Voice of Reason]35? :wtf: Maybe thats my post avg here.[/QUOTE]

How old are you GOBB?

I remember one time the number 24 was mentioned. Don't know if it's true though

[QUOTE=JtotheIzzo]sorry been here less than a year[/QUOTE]

We can make it every year, why not? If you can ask every other day whether it's MJ or Kobe, why can't we have such a thread every now and then? I just wanted to make Soccer10 remember. He was already here at the time of that thread.

[QUOTE=ElPigto]How old are you GOBB?

I remember one time the number 24 was mentioned. Don't know if it's true though[/QUOTE]

Turned 29 in March

[QUOTE=Voice of Reason]35? :wtf: Maybe thats my post avg here.[/QUOTE]

Ehh, your age changes way too often. I hope at least you know how old you are. :oldlol:

rate me...

[QUOTE=DLeagueWannabe]rate me...[/QUOTE]
Who??

Rate me!

[QUOTE=DLeagueWannabe]rate me...[/QUOTE]

Coming off a stellar four year college career DLeagueWannabe will look to be a late second round pick or sign on with a team as a free agent. With a good showing in Orlando and a solid training camp DLW can hook on with a team but can almost certainly expect a stint in the 'D'. With a consistent jumpshot and ability to run a team DLW reminds scouts of a slighter Jerry MacNamara. To stick with an NBA squad DLW will have to show he can defend elite players (something he struggled with in college).

Strengths:
shooting, passing, basketball IQ, and intensity

Weaknesses:
athleticism, foot work, defense and speed

GO ahead and rate me Izzo, I'm interested in these players comparisons.

Damn Izzo, you just exposed your gift, everyone will be asking for it now :oldlol:

Sincerely, [IMG]http://thefeed.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/stephen_jackson.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=statman32]Who??

Rate me![/QUOTE]

Pro comparisons:
Dale Davis, Antonio Davis, PJ Brown

A solid four with great strength statman32 will in all likelihood have a long NBA career as a starting four. With his ability to play with his back to the basket, statman could be used as a five in an uptempo system. With range out to twenty feet and soft hands statman can become an instant contributor on the offensive end and his ability to block shots makes him a defensive presence. All Star appearances are more than likely during prime years.

strengths;
Interior defense, post play, midrange shooting, hands

weaknesses:
often in foul trouble, doesn't always see the court well or read the double team