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How athletic IS Deonte Brown? aka Corn Bread/Big Bread

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On 5/15/2021 at 4:08 AM, blueandblackattack said:

Came across this Alabama spotlight, and it shows clips of him playing basketball... at 400 lbs. That big boys got some moves, so I'm glad to see he's not just a sit and maul kinda guard, he can actually move and has some athleticism to probably get out there at the second level to block.

 

OMG, in that red shirt he kinda reminds me of someone...

fat people in cartoons - Clip Art Library

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The real question is if Brown plays guard and Moore plays next to him at center do we call them The Double D's?

Is that ok? ...I mean....one of them is a little bigger than the other...uh...wait..I guess that's natural?

 

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On 5/15/2021 at 10:15 AM, DaveThePanther2008 said:

.  He, I assume, graduated which means he had to attend class.  I'm not 100% sure of this but aren't college players limited in the time they can practice and workout while in college.

 

 

Evidently, the players are not limitrd to the amount of time they spend in the dining hall. . . 

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