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For those that missed Terry's yoyo move...

Captain Morgan

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1 hour ago, Captain Morgan said:

 

same here.  Even Dell said he had never seen anything like that before.  Postgame Ashley him about it, he said it game from the playground.

Eh, the actual move is a cut dribble and it's been done many times by Chris Paul and a few others. What made this unique was the combination of moves and the way that it was used to create space for a step back jumper.

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22 minutes ago, Floppin said:

Eh, the actual move is a cut dribble and it's been done many times by Chris Paul and a few others. What made this unique was the combination of moves and the way that it was used to create space for a step back jumper.

Also that it was done at lightning speed.  A cut dribble is very hard to execute with that sort of speed.  It's very easy to begin the jump back before you have the ball firmly re controlled because that sort of dribble requires the perfect amount of english on it.  It would have been easy to jump back and allow the ball to bounce off your fingertips.  The fact that he nailed it with that sort of speed and precision coming off a screen is very impressive.

Terry is nasty.

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1 hour ago, TheMaulClaw said:

Also that it was done at lightning speed.  A cut dribble is very hard to execute with that sort of speed.  It's very easy to begin the jump back before you have the ball firmly re controlled because that sort of dribble requires the perfect amount of english on it.  It would have been easy to jump back and allow the ball to bounce off your fingertips.  The fact that he nailed it with that sort of speed and precision coming off a screen is very impressive.

Terry is nasty.

terry is our best player...melo getting there...we need both of them at top speed to win

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