Division III G Jack Taylor drops 138 points

[DStebb716]

this is a disgrace to the game of basketball.

[All Net]

Call him sir jack says Lebron

[mark]

Shot 52 of 108 & 27 of 71 from 3.

I played at Iowa Wesleyan, we never played them. 138 is not uncommon in Iowa.
Amazing he got a quote from Kobe

[ace23]

its not that bad, at least not like other sports D3 bad. thing about basketball i think is a lot of idiots play it who might be good on the court but bad at school, and somehow they can get into junior college or D3 schools and ball there. i played with someone who played at a D3 school and he had game. tall ass white guy who could do 360 dunks. i was shocked how athletic he was given his size.

You sure you're not talking about D2? D3 schools usually have higher academic standards, and they don't offer scholarships, so you have to be close to par academically with the regular student body if you want to get in.

The academic standards for D2 are lower than those for D1, so I'm thinking you're getting D2 and D3 confused.

Pretty sure MIT is the top ranked D3 basketball school at the moment.

[icewill36]

kobe system

[Jasper]

NOT goin' to look at 80 posts ... here is a vid and interview
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/86...38-point-night

[Rojogaqu11]

Where is that "your welcome"kobe pic when you need it?

[Draz]

Just read that team doctors reported that his right arm fell off while in the shower.

[KG215]

You sure you're not talking about D2? D3 schools usually have higher academic standards, and they don't offer scholarships, so you have to be close to par academically with the regular student body if you want to get in.

The academic standards for D2 are lower than those for D1, so I'm thinking you're getting D2 and D3 confused.

Pretty sure MIT is the top ranked D3 basketball school at the moment.

Yeah...this. D3 schools usually have pretty tough admission standards. Basketball talent can be pretty "meh" compared to D2 and especially D1, but academically a lot of them are as good or better than D1 schools.

There's some D2 teams and players, though, that can play. Those are the types of schools that usually get the "not quite big enough" or "not quite athletic enough" for D1 players, or guys who didn't have the high school academic requirements to go D1; although the latter is usually when players go the JUCO route. Not saying there aren't those type of players and teams in D3, but the quality of D2 basketball is more legit.

Only former D3 NBA player I can think of off the top of my head is Devean George.

[Just2McFly]

"(Taylor) must have been wearing the Mambas, man. Only Mambas have no conscience to shoot the ball that much," Bryant said.

[TheBigVeto]

No way in hell this happens if I was guarding him. The players on the other team have no respect from me.

LOL sure.

Dude probably shit on you and dropped 50 more points.

[FreezingTsmoove]

No way in hell this happens if I was guarding him. The players on the other team have no respect from me.

yeah you can guard a guy who just dropped 138 points and is probably going to be in a D1 college next year

[IGOTGAME]

LOL sure.

Dude probably shit on you and dropped 50 more points.

The coach did this to get headlines. He picked a good player on the team and told his teammates to let him shoot as many shots as possible. His teammates aren't bad. There is a guy on the bench that dropped 89 last year. This is what that coach and system does.

He was smart to do this against an inferior religious school. It wouldn't work against someone with superior talent and a worst team would have fouled the shit outta him or someone on the team. Try that on the East Coast.

Again, this was designed. The team he played was horrible.

[webberz0044]

I used to play with someone like that. He would shoot the ball every time he touched it, regardless of how wide open we were or how many people were guarding him. Major difference was that he completely sucked compared to that kid.

[VegasLakerFan]

138 on 108 shots? And he made less than half?
Ehh...