O/T: But only a little. The NBA seems to be following in step with the NFL so this is relevant
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Olbrannon
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5/8/2011 10:41 PM LAST EDITED: 5/8/2011 10:46 PM
Since the strategies are going to play out similarly in all likelyhood.
We’re hearing initial rumblings pointing to the possibility that a loss by the league at the appellate level will prompt the owners to completely shut down all business operations until the players agree to a new labor deal. The thinking is that, if the owners cease all operations, the NFL would not be violating the court order because there would be no lockout. Instead, the league essentially would be going out of business — something for which the NFL repeatedly chided the union in the weeks and months preceding decertification of the NFLPA. We are staring at the possibility next year of NO pro football or basketball next year. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/05/08/rumors-fly-of-a-complete-nfl-shutdown/ Bill Simmons on Tyreke Evans
"The prototypical 0-guard: Someone who handles the ball all the time, looks for his own shot, gets to the rim at will and operates best if his teammates spread the floor to watch him."
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O/T: But only a little. The NBA seems to be following in step with the NFL so this is relevant