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      HoraceZontal
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      He hasn’t won a Championship, but he’s won an mvp and just won a series against the hated (by Philly) Celtics. They’ve built a good team around him. Now his body has to hold up. Which I doubt it will, but we’ll see. I watched a good part of the 3-3, next game decides series game against the Celtics. I figured they ought to be playing hard to win that one. I wasn’t disappointed. Great game. And Embiid played well.

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        JAYHAWKFAN214
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        Former jayhawk Kevin mccullar Jr
        https://x.com/i/status/2066000215157477732 Has him a NBA championship

        ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK

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          @JAYHAWKFAN214 said in Past jayhawks:

          Former jayhawk Kevin mccullar Jr
          https://x.com/i/status/2066000215157477732 Has him a NBA championship

          Sort of. He's on a 2 way deal which means he wasn't allowed to be in the active roster for the playoffs and only played 155 minutes all year. He's getting a ring more as a technicality more than anything.

          "Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."
          Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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            JAYHAWKFAN214 @Texas Hawk 10
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            @Texas-Hawk-10 said in Past jayhawks:

            @JAYHAWKFAN214 said in Past jayhawks:

            Former jayhawk Kevin mccullar Jr
            https://x.com/i/status/2066000215157477732 Has him a NBA championship

            Sort of. He's on a 2 way deal which means he wasn't allowed to be in the active roster for the playoffs and only played 155 minutes all year. He's getting a ring more as a technicality more than anything.

            Yeah but he still gets a ring though

            ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK

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              mayjay @JAYHAWKFAN214
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              @JAYHAWKFAN214 Yep, it counts!

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                He's one of my favorites who made his mark on the court! I forgot to add that I grew up in Bloomington, MN, his hometown too. That's why he was a favorite of mine.

                He’s still ballin! Good luck to Jayhawk great @JeffWithey in the @IBLindonesia Finals starting tomorrow! 🔥
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                #RCJH GO KU

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                  HoraceZontal
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                  Looks like Jeff finally bulked up a bit. Added some muscle. Looks good.

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                    @RockChalkinTexas-0 His wife is absolutely gorgeous, lucky dude. hope he has a wonderful life with her

                    There is nothing wrong in change, if it is in the right direction. To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often. Winston Churchill

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                      Kendrick Perkins discussing the three best leaders he played with in the NBA:

                      Nick Collison — “Best teammate I ever had.

                      When you talk about losing yourself in the team, he was the true definition of that. The best thing about Nick was that he never switched up.

                      A lot of guys would change throughout the course of the season. When the team was doing well but you weren’t doing well individually, you caught a lot of guys, including myself, with an attitude. That was never Nick. Whether he was getting 20 minutes or zero minutes, he never changed.

                      Always positive. Always hardworking. Always looking out for the betterment of the team.

                      And when he did hold you accountable, it wasn’t in an aggressive manner. It was just like: “Hey, man, we need you, but you’ve got to do better here. I’ve got your back 1,000 percent.”

                      “My bad, Nick, I’ve got you. I apologize.”

                      “No, no, no. No need to be sorry. We’re in this together.”

                      He would run through a wall for you. After I got traded to Oklahoma City in 2011, we matched up against the Lakers in the playoffs in 2012.

                      My points weren’t there in game five, but I think I had 13 or 14 rebounds. I remember after the game Nick said: “You won that damn game for us. Those rebounds didn’t go unnoticed. You played your f—ing ass off, boy. Proud of you.”

                      I was somewhat the leader of that squad with Nick, but right then he didn’t even know what that did for me. I was like: Dang, Nick just gave me props. That felt good coming from Nick.”

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                        Dieng wasn’t the only 2022 lottery pick not to get a qualifying offer from his team today. The Nets also passed on an $8.77MM QO for swingman Ochai Agbaji, the former No. 14 overall pick, according to Scotto (Twitter link). Agbaji and forward Jalen Wilson, who wasn’t tendered a $3MM QO, will be headed to unrestricted free agency after playing reserve roles for Brooklyn to finish the season.

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