Bruno
PhD Student
Posts: 1419
Loc: Brooklyn, NY
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-06-12 11:30 PM - Post#119634
Crimson ranked, looking great (Columbia aside).
J-Lin the King of NY after his first NBA start and his 2nd outstanding performance in a row. The only man who can lead these Knicks to two wins in a row, and one of 'em without their big two. Lin was pretty awesome tonight.
Nice.
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Edited by Bruno on 02-06-12 11:30 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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gokinsmen
Postdoc
Posts: 3669
Reg: 02-06-10
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The pinnacle of Harvard hoops?
02-06-12 11:52 PM - Post#119635
In response to Bruno
Wow -- another amazing night. Not only were Stoudemire and Carmelo out, but Chandler didn't play a lot due to foul trouble. Just hope this doesn't give Harvard yet another recruiting boost...
Seriously, though, major congrats to Lin, and I hope he ends up as the Knicks' "point guard of the future."
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H78
PhD Student
Posts: 1458
Loc: Los Angeles, CA
Reg: 01-06-11
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Re: The pinnacle of Harvard hoops?
02-07-12 01:32 AM - Post#119639
In response to gokinsmen
From the School of Rising Tides, I really hope this example shows lots of younger kids that playing in the Ivies can be a path to pro ball, while providing them the education and connections to succeed in the 30-40 years after their playing career is over.
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