> Sheryl Crow AT the Fox.......Fox Theater in Atlanta.
> M

>>Sheryl Crow AT the Fox.......Fox Theater in Atlanta.
>>M

> Now I'm really envious....don't tell me you got front row?

> Were you aware that she got her big break with Michael Jackson?

> ;-)

> Joseph

>>Oh no, not front row.  But there really aren't any bad seats at the Fox.
>>  Ya know, I don't believe I knew the connection with Michael Jackson.

> She got her big break singing back-up vocals on his Thriller Album
> world tour.  Did the tour than went out on her own.  I've been a big
> fan of hers for years.

> Her entire family is musically talented, mother was a music teacher and
> made them all play piano for years.  Sheryl can play almost anything.

> Enjoy!    ;-)

> Joseph

> "laurenjevans" <laurenjev...@insightbb.com> wrote in message
> news:IqydnYOPzKI0OjzZnZ2dnUVZ_tydnZ2d@insightbb.com...
> Perhaps Coach Smith didn't "allow" Rondo to play like Rondo wanted to play
> because every time Coach called a play Rondo refused to run the play.  Can
> you recall the last pass Rondo made to Patrick Sparks?  It never happened.
> Egocentric is synonymous with each and every recruit UK has had since
> 1999.

> Rondo ran the plays called.  If not he would have been sitting on the
> bench.
> By far the best talent on the team last year, the system is the problem.

> Rondo will be a role player at best in the NBA.  He will be used at the
> end
> of games for defensive pressure.

> Second player Tubby has had to be first round pick (should be) and Tubby
> could not
> utilize his skills....

> The true definition of a point guard is one who sets up other players to
> score.  John Stockton and Magic Johnson come to mind.

> They were good/great.

> Please learn to spell and use proper grammar.

> Wut u nut liek?

> Joseph
> --
> Kentucky Basketball is more than wins and losses, it is about
> having pride in the program......

> "William F Hansford" <ukb...@alltel.net> wrote in message
> news:4451a$44a16e22$8b370d4e$11670@ALLTEL.NET...

> "Joseph" <jos...@insightbb.com> wrote in message
> news:-72dnYtXJOgljzzZnZ2dnUVZ_oadnZ2d@adelphia.com...
> Rondo one of draft's 'biggest puzzles'
> But he's expected to go in first round

> He's one of the biggest puzzles of this draft," said Marty Blake, the
> NBA's
> director of scouting. "He's going to have to show that he can shoot it
> consistently."

> Too bad Tubby didn't allow Rondo to have and use his outside shot in
> conjunction with his drive ability, quick on quick offensive and defensive
> gifts.

> The outside shot was taken completely away by Tubby's total offensive
> scheme
> and Tubby's definition on a 'point guard', setup other playes to score,
> forget about shot pressure.
> Duke's guard this year was likely the best point guard in the nation. He
> scored outside, inside, pullups and helped other players to score.

> Tubby took away Rondo's game which the NBA scouts want from Rondo. Rondo
> played two years for Kentucky and did not get the balance of repitions the
> NBA would like Rondo to have had.

> I think Rondo will excell in the NBA because the more progressive
> coaches(Riley and Johnson) will lick their chops to retrain within the
> next
> 2 to 3 years in anticipation of the 'real Rhondo'!

> Rondo, if handled properly in a Dallas Mavericks System will be a
> superstar.

> The adjustments to the NBA will take some time for Rondo to learn.
> Bigger and better players, playing several times a week, travel and being
> able to handle money and the proverbial 'hangers on ers', are normal for
> all
> NBA players, I would suggest!

> Go Cats!!!!

> Go Football Cats!!!!

> WFH
> Advocate for Kentucky Wildcat Basketball Excellence!

> Give me state of the ars, cutting edge fundamentals of Kentucky Wildcat
> Basketball,, entertain me and win win win!

> Flagship Forum of Kentucky Sports...

> Thanks Joseph!

> By C. L. Brown
> cbr...@courier-journal.com
> The Courier-Journal

> Scouts don't question former University of Kentucky guard Rajon Rondo's
> decision to forgo his final two years of eligibility and enter tomorrow's
> NBA draft.
> The 6-foot-2 point guard is considered a defensive wizard and a
> first-round
> talent. That would ensure him a guaranteed contract worth millions.
> http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060627/SP...

> Are you saying that the two top assist leaders in NBA history were merely
> good/great?  How about this?  They were the two best point guards ever.
End
> of story.

>>Joseph,

>>Are you saying that the two top assist leaders in NBA history were merely
>>good/great?  How about this?  They were the two best point guards ever.

> End

>>of story.

> Good/Great yes.  How should they be described?  I thought Good/Great
> was a pretty fair assessment. How much better than Great were they?
> Did they walk on water or something?

> Joseph

> Joseph wrote:
> > "laurenjevans" <laurenjev...@insightbb.com> wrote in message
> > news:pe-dndO_r_CvvD7ZnZ2dnUVZ_vydnZ2d@insightbb.com...

> >>Joseph,

> >>Are you saying that the two top assist leaders in NBA history were
merely
> >>good/great?  How about this?  They were the two best point guards ever.

> > End

> >>of story.

> > Good/Great yes.  How should they be described?  I thought Good/Great
> > was a pretty fair assessment. How much better than Great were they?
> > Did they walk on water or something?

> > Joseph

> Didn't Rondo lead the SEC last year in assists?  My memory comes and
> goes.........

> M

> Joseph wrote:
>> "laurenjevans" <laurenjev...@insightbb.com> wrote in message
>> news:pe-dndO_r_CvvD7ZnZ2dnUVZ_vydnZ2d@insightbb.com...

>>>Joseph,

>>>Are you saying that the two top assist leaders in NBA history were merely
>>>good/great?  How about this?  They were the two best point guards ever.

>> End

>>>of story.

>> Good/Great yes.  How should they be described?  I thought Good/Great
>> was a pretty fair assessment. How much better than Great were they?
>> Did they walk on water or something?

>> Joseph

> Didn't Rondo lead the SEC last year in assists?  My memory comes and
> goes.........

> M