Deadlift
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I forced myself to watch this boring "game"... and it's not only that they were VERY THIN, they generally didn't look "that tall" - either.
Michael Gilchrist is listed as only 6-foot-7.. heck, there are Whites (and Jews) in the Ivy League that are bigger.
This game did feature 3 White bigs: Cody Zeller, Kyle Wiltjer and Marshall Plumlee.. but, here's the thing, I would have liked them to feature a couple of the burly White bigs, that are often-times from the Midwest, and exist in every single recruiting year/class.
In basketball, there are some benefits to having a bigger body, and I like to watch different-types of White ballers. There are A LOT more White bigs' out there.. that are 6-10 to 7-1 and have great frames and can ball than the MSM would want people to believe...
Just because Plumlee, Wiltjer and Zeller are going to "big" programs, and are getting HS recognition, it doesn't mean that they are going to end-up as better players' than numerous other White bigs. I'm not knocking them, and they showed flashes in the McDonald's contest, but I'm just making a point.
Michael Gilchrist is listed as only 6-foot-7.. heck, there are Whites (and Jews) in the Ivy League that are bigger.
This game did feature 3 White bigs: Cody Zeller, Kyle Wiltjer and Marshall Plumlee.. but, here's the thing, I would have liked them to feature a couple of the burly White bigs, that are often-times from the Midwest, and exist in every single recruiting year/class.
In basketball, there are some benefits to having a bigger body, and I like to watch different-types of White ballers. There are A LOT more White bigs' out there.. that are 6-10 to 7-1 and have great frames and can ball than the MSM would want people to believe...
Just because Plumlee, Wiltjer and Zeller are going to "big" programs, and are getting HS recognition, it doesn't mean that they are going to end-up as better players' than numerous other White bigs. I'm not knocking them, and they showed flashes in the McDonald's contest, but I'm just making a point.