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Alieberman wrote:2 NBA lottery picks coming from AZ next year

Jefe wrote:

97cats wrote:

Jefe wrote:

man he has some long arms

thenewazcats wrote:I recently learned there's no such thing as a pterodactyl. It's a derivation of pterodactylus, the correct name, which is weird because as I write the correct name, the spell check marks it, and when I google the correct name, it shows results for the incorrect name. I hear this drives scientists mad. Apparently the pterodactylus isn't even a dinosaur, either, it's more bird than reptile. And then there's the pteranodon, which is bigger than the pterodactylus, and the quetzalcoatlus, even larger, with wingspans of 30 and 40 feet, respectively. There's also talk about an even bigger pterosaur, the hatzygopteryx. So really the pterodactyl is a big pussy. But to the point you and 97 are making, yeah, RHJ has a ridiculously long wingspan, and I believe he can fly.

thenewazcats wrote:I recently learned there's no such thing as a pterodactyl. It's a derivation of pterodactylus, the correct name, which is weird because as I write the correct name, the spell check marks it, and when I google the correct name, it shows results for the incorrect name. I hear this drives scientists mad. Apparently the pterodactylus isn't even a dinosaur, either, it's more bird than reptile. And then there's the pteranodon, which is bigger than the pterodactylus, and the quetzalcoatlus, even larger, with wingspans of 30 and 40 feet, respectively. There's also talk about an even bigger pterosaur, the hatzygopteryx. So really the pterodactyl is a big pussy. But to the point you and 97 are making, yeah, RHJ has a ridiculously long wingspan, and I believe he can fly.

ASUHATER! wrote:

thenewazcats wrote:I recently learned there's no such thing as a pterodactyl. It's a derivation of pterodactylus, the correct name, which is weird because as I write the correct name, the spell check marks it, and when I google the correct name, it shows results for the incorrect name. I hear this drives scientists mad. Apparently the pterodactylus isn't even a dinosaur, either, it's more bird than reptile. And then there's the pteranodon, which is bigger than the pterodactylus, and the quetzalcoatlus, even larger, with wingspans of 30 and 40 feet, respectively. There's also talk about an even bigger pterosaur, the hatzygopteryx. So really the pterodactyl is a big pussy. But to the point you and 97 are making, yeah, RHJ has a ridiculously long wingspan, and I believe he can fly.

its amazing how many people think pteranodons and ichthyosaurs and all of those are dinosaurs. it's like thinking that humans are in the same family as shrews.

thenewazcats wrote:I recently learned there's no such thing as a pterodactyl. It's a derivation of pterodactylus, the correct name, which is weird because as I write the correct name, the spell check marks it, and when I google the correct name, it shows results for the incorrect name. I hear this drives scientists mad. Apparently the pterodactylus isn't even a dinosaur, either, it's more bird than reptile. And then there's the pteranodon, which is bigger than the pterodactylus, and the quetzalcoatlus, even larger, with wingspans of 30 and 40 feet, respectively. There's also talk about an even bigger pterosaur, the hatzygopteryx. So really the pterodactyl is a big pussy. But to the point you and 97 are making, yeah, RHJ has a ridiculously long wingspan, and I believe he can fly.

CryptoCat wrote:This is the greatest thread of all time.

OF ALL TIME!!!!

CBCat wrote:That ring is shweet!!!!

gumby wrote:If he trims his nails, there goes the wingspan.

RONDAE HOLLIS-JEFFERSON, University of Arizona, 6-foot7-Sophomore – Hollis-Jefferson was one of the best players at the camp. He was very crafty with the ball, using hesitation and change of pace dribbles to create space for his smooth lefty jumper. He rebounded with strength, displayed excellent vision and passing ability as a facilitator, and his mid-range stroke and body control around the basket was smoother than a stick of melting margarine. On the defensive end, with a wingspan that measures over 7-foot, he’s strong, long and athletic enough to guard multiple positions. If he continues to improve in the manner that he did last year at Arizona as a freshmen, he’ll be a top 15 pick in next year’s NBA Draft. Don't be surprised if the Wildcats, despite the loss of Aaron Gordon to the NBA, win the National Championship next year

Rondae Hollis- Jefferson - 6'7 219/ Sophomore/ Arizona
Hollis Jefferson showed he was right at home running point forward duties at the camp which he has done pretty much his entire basketball career. His versatility is what sets him apart, he truly can play any position on the perimeter at any given time. He defended well, got others going well, finished well and hit his jumpers. In a funny exchanged, he was asked by a gentlemen on the Nike Staff "who was he guarding?" Hollis- Jefferson without hesitation said "Kevin". Kevin responded by saying "You cant guard me" Hollis-Jefferson answered with "Yea right" KD then hit a jumper on him. That right there tells you all you need to know, Hollis Jefferson accepted the challenge against the MVP of the league on the spot. With that kind of competitive nature, Arizona opponents will be in for a looong season dealing with him.

Jefe wrote:

CBCat wrote:That ring is shweet!!!!

gumby wrote:As long Rondae pters it up this year, I can live with this.

Coop Cat wrote:

ghostwhitehorse wrote:

Coop Cat wrote:

http://www.azdesertswarm.com/basketball ... tball-fans

'tucky fans are a little sensitive. . .

thenewazcats wrote:I think RHJ makes that 1st team AA.

Merkin wrote:And if Miller fails to make the Final Four with this lineup?

ghostwhitehorse wrote:

Coop Cat wrote:

http://www.azdesertswarm.com/basketball ... tball-fans

'tucky fans are a little sensitive. . .

Merkin wrote:And if Miller fails to make the Final Four with this lineup?