BigBadVol
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You're right he gets hacked, held , beat up by screeners and hardly ever calledhacked on the court more than Vescovi? I just went back and ran thru a couple of games and the guy gets the crap beat out of him and it’s rarely called. No wonder he has struggled. What’s the deal?
LOL...OK, yeah, I just made it up because he's not from the US. You nailed it.I’ve rarely seen him flop, not sure where this is coming from other than it being a stereotype of foreign born players.
I knew you were an antiUruguite!!! lolLOL...OK, yeah, I just made it up because he's not from the US. You nailed it.
There was a game earlier this year (Syracuse, maybe) where he flailed his head back like he took an uppercut and even managed to convince the officials to review the play. Only problem is, the replay showed he didn't get touched.
Not to that extreme, but he does similar things where he throws his arms up, jumps back and tries to sell a bump to the chest as a charge, jumps forward to sell a push in the back, and he does those things pretty regularly. And after 5 seasons in the league, I think officials are on to him and he probably doesn't get a few calls because of that reputation.
Calm down friend, I wasn’t accusing you of anything. I just said that I hadn’t seen hardly any flopping, and i meant that many people assume foreign born players are soft, finesse, and they flop. It’s a reputation that Europe and South American players have. It stems from soccer players’ proclivity to flop, and the popularity of soccer in those continents. No need to get offended.LOL...OK, yeah, I just made it up because he's not from the US. You nailed it.
There was a game earlier this year (Syracuse, maybe) where he flailed his head back like he took an uppercut and even managed to convince the officials to review the play. Only problem is, the replay showed he didn't get touched.
Not to that extreme, but he does similar things where he throws his arms up, jumps back and tries to sell a bump to the chest as a charge, jumps forward to sell a push in the back, and he does those things pretty regularly. And after 5 seasons in the league, I think officials are on to him and he probably doesn't get a few calls because of that reputation.
I wonder if he attacked the rim more, if he might get more calls. He and ZZ end up in the paint a lot with zero intention of shooting.hacked on the court more than Vescovi? I just went back and ran thru a couple of games and the guy gets the crap beat out of him and it’s rarely called. No wonder he has struggled. What’s the deal?
I've seen him get the crap knocked out of him a few times but I don't remember any flopping.