SpiderRico
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Seems outlandish to those of us that know he’s nowhere close to an NBA player....but to Cook, who sees himself as one, it’s certainly plausible. Why else did he quit on the season right about the same time?
Of course this is it. Or, maybe teams have figured out how to defend him, and he has no plan B move, and it's spilled over to the rest of his game. It would be frustrating for the first half of the year to be playing at or near an All-Big Ten level, and then lose it. I like your theory better.Seems outlandish to those of us that know he’s nowhere close to an NBA player....but to Cook, who sees himself as one, it’s certainly plausible. Why else did he quit on the season right about the same time?
Nuggets is generous, the Hawks could shit him downHis intensity is variable at best. He can't shoot jumpers. He has butterfingers.
I like him, but he doesn't appear to be a future NBA player. If Wisky can shut him down, the Nuggets can too!
His intensity is variable at best. He can't shoot jumpers. He has butterfingers.
I like him, but he doesn't appear to be a future NBA player. If Wisky can shut him down, the Nuggets can too!
Why do I feel this is not a typo.Nuggets is generous, the Hawks could shit him down
Hahahahah FWIW...*shut....”shit” has been a popular word today after the meltdown in Nebby.Why do I feel this is not a typo.
Seems outlandish to those of us that know he’s nowhere close to an NBA player....but to Cook, who sees himself as one, it’s certainly plausible. Why else did he quit on the season right about the same time?