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  • #11
    LOL... dora is a cool dude... he won't mind...

    to make up with him, i ought to give him a green...

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    • #12
      Originally posted by talip bin osman View Post
      LOL... dora is a cool dude... he won't mind...

      to make up with him, i ought to give him a green...


      why whats up?

      it seems l;ike the 1996 has a lot of well known players..

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      • #13
        2003 is a great draft year if not for 3 of those guys breaking each others back..

        1996 is also awesome with iverson heading the pack..

        but 2003 is a great year because of sam bowie.. the controversy and the blazer curse begins that year..

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        • #14
          I'll take the 84 draft, had 4 players poss ranked top 5 at their position.

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          • #15
            This thread is not official. How could you miss one of the biggest drafts in the history of the league??

            2001 brought us Kwame Brown and don't you forget it!

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            • #16
              1996 had the deepest talent & probably the greatest draft class ever

              true story

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              • #17
                Originally posted by -Jay- View Post
                1984: 11 Rings

                1996: 13 Rings and counting.

                2003: 5 rings and counting.

                I believe that's right, please correct me otherwise.
                That's all you need to know. 2003 has about 9 to 10 more years left though.

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                • #18
                  I gotta go with the class of 84.

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                  • #19
                    84.

                    stop this nonsense.

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                    • #20
                      Ninety Six.

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