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7/3/07
Pistol Pete Plays H-O-R-S-E with NBA Players
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Great old clip of Pistol Pete Maravich schooling some NBA legends in a game of H-O-R-S-E. Newest addition to All Star Weekend? What do you think?

Throw some hip-hop in the background, and I think the NBA has itself an entertaining new twist for All Star Saturday Night.

You know who's winning it? Steve Nash.

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As much as I like Nash, today's athletes throwin' down 360's might present a problem.
 
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blipper21 wrote:
As much as I like Nash, today's athletes throwin' down 360's might present a problem.
3 apostrophes in a relatively short sentence.
 
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blipper21 wrote:
As much as I like Nash, today's athletes throwin' down 360's might present a problem.
No dunks in H-O-R-S-E. No way.

And yes, your apostrophe laden sentence was impressive.
 
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Pistol Pete was always really impressive.  When he was a kid he didn't go anywhere with out a basketball.  It's still sad to realize the guy died so young because of a heart defect.
 
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That was an amazing video. Theres no one like Pistol Pete nowadays. Some come close but oh so far.
 
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CantBBeat wrote:
That was an amazing video. Theres no one like Pistol Pete nowadays. Some come close but oh so far.
Yes even though i have just seen clips of him he had to of been a truemendous player but there are a few that top him these days!
 
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he is my hero. (and before i saw this.)
 
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CantBBeat wrote:
That was an amazing video. Theres no one like Pistol Pete nowadays. Some come close but oh so far.
oh and no one has even come close. 47 ppg in college, with a 3 point line...that average is over 50. plus he had 15 less games in a season. best shooter and showman the game has ever seen.
 
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jman3890 wrote:
oh and no one has even come close. 47 ppg in college, with a 3 point line...that average is over 50. plus he had 15 less games in a season. best shooter and showman the game has ever seen.
I've always enjoyed the question -- Which athlete would you go back in time to watch in person (that was before your time)?

My answer is always Pistol Pete without any hesitation (Jim Brown and Gale Sayers always in the back of my mind)
 
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CriticalFanatic wrote:
I've always enjoyed the question -- Which athlete would you go back in time to watch in person (that was before your time)?

My answer is always Pistol Pete without any hesitation (Jim Brown and Gale Sayers always in the back of my mind)
i completely agree with you and with your rb's there. gale sayers could've been the best rb ever if he were not injured. it's a shame how much injuries can take a toll on such great players and their impact.