Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf: The Steph Curry PROTOTYPE who was BLACKBALLED by the NBA | FPP

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  • @1CHOZN7
    @1CHOZN7 Рік тому +16

    And youngsters think curry was the first 😂! Curry is just doing it with more freedom in a 3-point era. Imagine doing it in a big man's era

  • @michaelthreepeat
    @michaelthreepeat Рік тому +47

    This dude would kill in today's game. I would pay to see him in the 3 pt contest

    • @baconeggcheesepodcast9390
      @baconeggcheesepodcast9390 Рік тому +2

      Yeah he would take over

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому

      That 1st Steph Curry nonsense they’re trying to paint how is so ridiculous
      Yea , they wouldn’t let Him make 3 pointers. 😄
      So ridiculous
      I saw the dude play
      He was Good BUT FAR FROM BEING ANYTHING CLOSE TO STEPH
      I mean, look how they stopped Bird from being a GOAT because of His Great Shooting.
      🤨
      Use Commonsense peoples
      Making buckets keeps you in the game and always has
      Let’s not get carried away with this religion nonsense and now pushing someone to be something they were NOT .

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому +1

      Y’all need to stop.
      People let the words of some dudes on a screen completely change the truth of history with their words.
      Dude was nice
      but all this nonsense people are trying to push about Him now is Bs
      Not even close to Ray Allen or Reggie Miller
      Let alone Steph
      He played Vs Ray & Reggie
      So there’s the proof in what I’m saying

    • @michaelthreepeat
      @michaelthreepeat Рік тому +3

      @@kingdingaling2469 I did not say he was better than Steph. Isaw him in college and his whole career. I'm not a 16 yo casual watching highlights only from his mother's basement.That dude was amazing at shooting the basketball, almost 96% ft shooting is not nothing. I just said that I would love to see him compete in the stuff he was great against the greatest of all time. I really don't see why is such a scandal. Let's chill a little bit please.

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому +2

      Naw I got You Bro . @@michaelthreepeat
      I'm talking about the narrative theyre trying to push

  • @Anthony-ru7sk
    @Anthony-ru7sk Рік тому +43

    I remember my coach told me about Abdul-Rauf in 08. Said when he would practice if the ball didn’t go strait in, it didn’t count. I started working like that. When from unrecruited to mid-major D-1 in a year. Mahmoud was a monster. Happy everyone is starting to give him his recognition.

    • @92alpha13
      @92alpha13 Рік тому +7

      Grew up with his youngest brother. I stayed next to the community center that had a full court. Every morning every day, Mahmoud would be out there shooting. He said he had to make 20 in a row. ALL NET! He would make 40 but only counted the all nets.

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому

      That 1st Steph Curry nonsense they’re trying to paint how is so ridiculous
      Yea , they wouldn’t let Him make 3 pointers. 😄
      So ridiculous
      I saw the dude play
      He was Good BUT FAR FROM BEING ANYTHING CLOSE TO STEPH
      I mean, look how they stopped Bird from being a GOAT because of His Great Shooting.
      🤨
      Use Commonsense peoples
      Making buckets keeps you in the game and always has
      Let’s not get carried away with this religion nonsense and now pushing someone to be something they were NOT .

  • @Dantana773
    @Dantana773 Рік тому +24

    Salute to Mahmoud Abdul Rauf formely known as Chris Jackson I watched him get buckets in College. He gave John Stockton 50 points in a game and even Gave Michael Jordan crazy work . Even at 50 years old he still a bucket Glad to see he getting his props very underrated player

    • @RedGarnett-n2p
      @RedGarnett-n2p Рік тому

      He gave Jordan nothing Jordan just happened to be having an off-night

    • @Dantana773
      @Dantana773 Рік тому +6

      @@RedGarnett-n2p what ever you say Buddy smh

    • @RedGarnett-n2p
      @RedGarnett-n2p Рік тому

      This dude was a bum

    • @RedGarnett-n2p
      @RedGarnett-n2p Рік тому

      @@Dantana773 Mitch Richmond play Jordan better than this bum

    • @StopslamminmyGotdmdoor08
      @StopslamminmyGotdmdoor08 3 місяці тому

      Crazy work huh. I see u watch shady McCoy too huh😅

  • @controller13
    @controller13 Рік тому +64

    Averaging 28 in college with Shaq is crazy

    • @lilpenny1982
      @lilpenny1982 Рік тому +10

      But LSU didn't win a college chip. With Jackson, Shaq and Roberts, that team should've won a chip.
      Usually, you only need 1 NBA star to win a college chip. LSU had 3 in one team.

    • @baconeggcheesepodcast9390
      @baconeggcheesepodcast9390 Рік тому

      Yeah that’s crazy asf

    • @BallCDO
      @BallCDO Рік тому +3

      ​@@lilpenny1982they didn't even make the Final Four smh

    • @sickofguysnamedtodd2293
      @sickofguysnamedtodd2293 Рік тому +4

      They probably had too many stars and not enough basketball to go around for all of them. That happens sometimes. Happened to North Carolina in 1994. They brought back four starters from their 1993 national championship team, plus several valuable reserves. Then in the fall, the triumvirate of Jerry Stackhouse, Rasheed Wallace and Jeff McInnis arrived. They had chemistry issues all season because everyone was bitching about playing time, who should be starting, etc. The freshmen wanted to start right away. the seniors didn’t wanna give up their starting spots and minutes to a bunch of freshmen because they felt they had earned their stripes based on seniority and the fact that they had waited their turn as freshmen themselves as well as the fact that they had just won a national championship without those three newbies the season before. It was a perfect storm of dysfunction and disharmony which contributed mightily to their early exit from the 1994 tournament.

    • @KZA518
      @KZA518 Рік тому +1

      Mahmoud was a problem... should've definitely had more opportunities in the league

  • @92alpha13
    @92alpha13 Рік тому +23

    I worked out with him when I was a Freshman at GHS. It’s still the most brutal and best shooting class I ever received. Every shot had to be ALL NET. You had to make 10 straight 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 Ft from the basket. Once you did that then you go in reverse from farthest to closes. Corner, Wing, Top, basically around the world. The closer was behind the back board. Directly behind and slight behind from each corner. You only got 10 shots. You make it but it’s not all net you get another shot. All your misses led to full court sprints followed by 2 free throws. Miss the free throws, Run!

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому

      That 1st Steph Curry nonsense they’re trying to paint how is so ridiculous
      Yea , they wouldn’t let Him make 3 pointers. 😄
      So ridiculous
      I saw the dude play
      He was Good BUT FAR FROM BEING ANYTHING CLOSE TO STEPH
      I mean, look how they stopped Bird from being a GOAT because of His Great Shooting.
      🤨
      Use Commonsense peoples
      Making buckets keeps you in the game and always has
      Let’s not get carried away with this religion nonsense and now pushing someone to be something they were NOT .

    • @AZ-rg3rf
      @AZ-rg3rf Рік тому +4

      He taught you the secret recipe to greatness

    • @maxdobasquete
      @maxdobasquete 8 місяців тому +1

      I have TEARS IN MY EYES right now! Mahmoud is a LIVING LEGEND in my eyes and WITHOUT KNOWING I give the same training/mentality to the younger ones I teach here!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏻🏀

  • @tbtoosmoove
    @tbtoosmoove Рік тому +4

    His style would be so much better suited for today's game

  • @marvinwhittaker
    @marvinwhittaker Рік тому +27

    1993-94 Nuggets was a good team. Becoming the first 8 seed team to defeat a number 1 seed.

  • @nader91
    @nader91 Рік тому +14

    22:37 this right here is what seperates him from steph curry (because that's the player he gets most compared to). I've never seen curry do a killer crossover and drive to the basket with such force and speed.

  • @chrisglenn2096
    @chrisglenn2096 Рік тому +24

    MAN THIS SHOULD’VE BEEN THE FIRST EPISODE!!! LETS GOOOOO 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @bruceholmes5252
    @bruceholmes5252 Рік тому +3

    He should be in the hall of fame period.

  • @c.antoniojohnson7114
    @c.antoniojohnson7114 Рік тому +4

    Abdul Rauf was a great scorer, especially from the 3 point line. Also played above the rim in college. One of my favorite players.

  • @UnappealingUndesirable
    @UnappealingUndesirable 2 місяці тому +1

    I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American and male. I HATED how Abdul-Rauf KILLED the Sonics in the 1993-94 playoffs! But I loved to emulate his great dribbling and unbelievably quick release on his jump shot!

  • @IMSITTINGONTHETOILET
    @IMSITTINGONTHETOILET Рік тому +14

    My Aunt Becky dated him in High School. I grew up in Gulfport Ms. Thanks for making this he is so underrated and a good dude. Racist hicks in Kiln ms burned down his house when he was building it

  • @bball3048mm
    @bball3048mm Рік тому +3

    He was one of my favorite players. His game was so electric. When I was middle school, I read that he played 1v1 with his imagination. After that I started to do the same.

  • @christopherarancibia3333
    @christopherarancibia3333 Рік тому +8

    Abdul- Rauf would've been a key player for the Houston Rockets to sign. We were missing a good point guard which it hurt us in the 4-2 western conference series lost to the Jazz.

  • @KZA518
    @KZA518 Рік тому +24

    Difference between him and steph other than eras and him getting blackballed is Mahmoud was 5"10 or 5"11 amd way more arhletic and had a tighter handle

    • @ElPerroGrandeNessi
      @ElPerroGrandeNessi Рік тому +1

      Steph's handles are better than his fasho

    • @KZA518
      @KZA518 Рік тому +14

      @@ElPerroGrandeNessi I said a tighter handle meaning a lot quicker and always kept the ball really close to him.. steph does more with his handles cause he’s had the privilege of watching the game evolve and watch ball handlers from different eras up close and personal to since dell was a solid pro who had a pretty long career… and now offensive players are favored much more favored.. but Steph’s handles sometimes aren’t tight compared to some other legends like I said… ion wanna say he has sloppy or loose handles but there are still some players that are much quicker and tight with their handles… even tho superstars or certain all stars in the David stern era in the 90’s and late 80’s still got away with things other players couldn’t.. but it’s even more so now

    • @MrJbee73
      @MrJbee73 Рік тому +2

      ​@@KZA518style and era thing. His tight handles could be compared to Kyrie maybe

    • @sickofguysnamedtodd2293
      @sickofguysnamedtodd2293 Рік тому +3

      @@KZA518plus with all the hand checking rules and the way they defer to offense as opposed to the “dead ball” era of the early 2000’s Curry can get away with that now.

    • @KZA518
      @KZA518 Рік тому +2

      @@MrJbee73 yeah that’s basically what I mean… kyries handles are almost always really tight… curry’s are a bit wide and loose a lot of the time.. he knows when to keep it tight or make a tight move tho… can say the same about AI and he got me into liking basketball his handles especially his signature crossover is always wide aaf and kinda loose at times but he has crazy speed and quickness and timing that just completely throws the defender off balance when they reach for it… his rookie season when he got MJ twice in the same play with the same move is a pure example of that… but I just prefer tighter handles usually… like I’d rank Tim hardaways crossover over AIs… not all around handles but their go to or signature crossovers

  • @rashb3994
    @rashb3994 Рік тому +8

    Man Denvers guard scouting department must've been top notch. Fat Lever used to get all kinds of triple doubles at 6'3, Micheal Adams was a 5'10 beast and of course Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf. I remember that Denver 8th seed was the same energy as the "We believe team". Not the same attitude but same confidence where you could feel how they felt they were going to win the series.

    • @davidbyron6981
      @davidbyron6981 Рік тому +1

      For a long time denver had a run and gun offence bloating lots of scoring averages.

    • @zeroturn7091
      @zeroturn7091 Рік тому +4

      Robert Pack has entered the chat.

    • @rashb3994
      @rashb3994 Рік тому

      @@zeroturn7091 Oh yeah true he was beast in that upset series too but then that seemed like nothing after that. But I remember he was decent on Portland.

    • @rashb3994
      @rashb3994 Рік тому

      @@davidbyron6981 That makes sense.

    • @davidbyron6981
      @davidbyron6981 Рік тому

      @@zeroturn7091 very fast

  • @stoytrivia1126
    @stoytrivia1126 Рік тому +2

    I came here because Chris Jackson (I know, Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf) was one of the most dominant college players of my lifetime.

  • @Woody13woodpecker
    @Woody13woodpecker Рік тому +2

    Been saying similar things about him for years, but he was "black lives matter" way before it started getting popular, plus he was Muslim, and that wasn't popular ever!
    Finally some creator remembered him!!!
    Good for you!

  • @Vanexelfan3137
    @Vanexelfan3137 Рік тому +15

    A hooper’s hooper. Much respect and thanks for giving him some well deserved shine. Btw would you consider doing an episode on Jason Williams? Great channel!!!!

  • @markpate9519
    @markpate9519 Рік тому +5

    I don't give a damn about off the court controversy.this dude was one of the best shooters of all time.

  • @benvu2364
    @benvu2364 7 місяців тому +1

    I have always been a fan of small guards that can score. I remember loving to watch him play! Good memory jog!

  • @DRV404
    @DRV404 Рік тому +6

    Yess! One of the what if imo, The Steph of the 90's truly enjoyed watching him with the Nuggets in those few years. Keep on keeping on my man🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @JamesJohnson-ip2by
      @JamesJohnson-ip2by Рік тому

      More like Iverson crossover,spud Webb hops,reggie Miller free throw percentage and I suppose Currys 3's!!

  • @flypigfilms1236
    @flypigfilms1236 Рік тому +5

    Super underrated! I’d like to see a video on Clarence Weatherspoon or Tom Chambers.

    • @kevinthompson8333
      @kevinthompson8333 Рік тому +3

      Chambers was ill. That dunk on Mark Jackson is all-time.

    • @MrJbee73
      @MrJbee73 Рік тому

      Chambers was nasty

  • @jamiahwilson3901
    @jamiahwilson3901 Рік тому +4

    One of my Favorite Ballers of All Time 🕙.

  • @chubbybaby1284
    @chubbybaby1284 Рік тому +8

    My new favorite page to follow
    Keep it up….you over deliver

  • @Bart848
    @Bart848 Рік тому +6

    You should do one on Michael Adams or Xavier McDaniel

  • @mightywisdom88
    @mightywisdom88 Рік тому +4

    Great content, dope music! Feels like an authentic 90's basketball fan giving a history of a Golden Era...

  • @billblaski9523
    @billblaski9523 Рік тому +2

    Antonio McDyess is another good video!

  • @BrooklynStormTrooper
    @BrooklynStormTrooper Рік тому +12

    And he was dogging in the BIG 3 at like 50 years old

  • @joaogabrielgatto8642
    @joaogabrielgatto8642 Рік тому +5

    yesssir, I was waiting so long for this episode man

  • @yungholsch343
    @yungholsch343 Рік тому +5

    My favorite hooper of all time

  • @glaucouscactus
    @glaucouscactus Рік тому +2

    He was something special. Great shooting mechanics. Same every time.

  • @winstonjames2583
    @winstonjames2583 Рік тому +4

    U been tossing up fire

  • @common_wolf
    @common_wolf Рік тому +3

    Yes yes yes yes . MAR let's goooooooo 🔥 🔥 🔥

  • @Youralwayswhining4367
    @Youralwayswhining4367 Рік тому +5

    Chris Jackson was solid

  • @siregar3739
    @siregar3739 5 місяців тому +2

    Nice video! Can you pls do Nick van exel?

  • @konasavage
    @konasavage Рік тому +1

    Loved watching him in the early 90s

  • @tnicebigman475
    @tnicebigman475 Рік тому +4

    Like I said, u pick great players

  • @lashgoshotwheels1127
    @lashgoshotwheels1127 Рік тому +2

    Thank you

  • @aVerge101
    @aVerge101 Рік тому +1

    Another great video, definitely should do Fat Lever sometime.

  • @TheDamianG
    @TheDamianG 9 місяців тому +2

    You can cover almost everyone on the 94 nuggets

  • @c.antoniojohnson7114
    @c.antoniojohnson7114 Рік тому +1

    Do a video on Bob MacAdoo. That would be interesting.

  • @harveymcelroy9332
    @harveymcelroy9332 8 місяців тому +2

    Rip Brian Williams and Rodney Rogers

  • @The918dad
    @The918dad Рік тому +1

    What if he had to play a bigger scoring role in Denver??!!! Man he was a killer. So glad to see he’s getting the credit he deserves.

  • @brianwatson7643
    @brianwatson7643 Рік тому +11

    Alex’s English next

  • @broncobilly4029
    @broncobilly4029 7 місяців тому +1

    good video. You did your research. he was ahead of his time. He was better than Curry coming out of college. He didn't make his team better. He was a shoot first PG. In the iso 90s. that led players to stand around when he had the ball. He'd pass when he ran out of scoring options, but then he'd have to force a tough pass. I think his best position was as a backup PG, but he never seemed comfortable in that role.

  • @jef_freely
    @jef_freely Рік тому +1

    You got Earl Boykins covered? He was electric

  • @isiahbraun8704
    @isiahbraun8704 Рік тому +7

    He was a marksman with it

  • @rodf6584
    @rodf6584 Рік тому +1

    My dawg! Chris Jackson.. played against him 🎉

  • @ethanniedorowski116
    @ethanniedorowski116 Рік тому +3

    Fat lever was 🔥

  • @zlatkok6362
    @zlatkok6362 Рік тому +5

    You need to do Vin Baker, he is so forgotten that even you forget about him

  • @cameronking3551
    @cameronking3551 Рік тому +3

    Please consider doing Earl boykins to represent for us little ballers out there.

    • @ethanniedorowski116
      @ethanniedorowski116 Рік тому +1

      Watch this video cj was a small ball point playing sg he should be your hero

  • @kellyprince2552
    @kellyprince2552 Рік тому +1

    He did Bobby Hurley dirty from 13:14 to 13:20!!!

  • @ericwright2594
    @ericwright2594 Рік тому +3

    rip hank gathers,rip Orlando Woolridge

  • @Teddy42O
    @Teddy42O Рік тому +2

    Do Cliff Robinson or Al Jefferson next!!!🔥🔥

    • @ethanniedorowski116
      @ethanniedorowski116 Рік тому +1

      Cliff
      But fat lever the walking triple double before russ.. he was amazing with nuggest

  • @GHOST91141
    @GHOST91141 Рік тому +3

    We need one on Steve Francis

  • @mykelholloway7231
    @mykelholloway7231 2 дні тому

    I loved his shooting style in todays game he would average 30 points per game, plus he stood up for his principles not money or fame that is very rare today

  • @obofficial9708
    @obofficial9708 Рік тому +2

    When it’s all said and done fpp is the goat

  • @realsciencerhythm
    @realsciencerhythm Рік тому +3

    You're talking about them Nuggets being swept by San Antonio but showing Nuggets playing Magic 😏

  • @DD-sw1dd
    @DD-sw1dd 7 місяців тому

    This dude made Tourette’s his super power in training.

  • @stevelegreid
    @stevelegreid Рік тому +5

    That’s why millions of people have been flocking to America for centuries…because it’s so oppressive

  • @larryaddison482
    @larryaddison482 Рік тому

    Bad man for real.💯🤲🤲

  • @luisvaldes1568
    @luisvaldes1568 Рік тому

    Yes he was ahead of his time, about 20 years. Thanks Hakeem,

  • @jameskirk278
    @jameskirk278 8 місяців тому +2

    They white balled him

  • @elmztana1201
    @elmztana1201 Рік тому

    I have never seen that move done on Gary payton before

  • @yourocc14
    @yourocc14 Рік тому

    You got to do Jamal mashburn

  • @youtuber3328
    @youtuber3328 10 місяців тому

    please tell me who you all feel was better between the 94 nuggets and hawks

  • @CloudSpirals
    @CloudSpirals Рік тому

    Gotta do Bison Dele....!

  • @Salmoney23
    @Salmoney23 Рік тому

    Like jalen said before stephen, it was him. Like kobe, it was Mike, like ai zeke and etc. Same time this era or other ppl haven't seen him play back then besides ice cubes big3 league

  • @robleavold84
    @robleavold84 Рік тому

    Poor guy was tortured with he’s having to do everything perfectly or do it again, it turned him into one of the best by repetition and I remember him as Chris Jackson early on being a future star for sure.
    I was quite young at the time so didn’t understand he’s name change until much later and wasn’t even sure it was the same person until I saw it on the back of a card LOL great player.

  • @terrencefields4115
    @terrencefields4115 Рік тому +1

    Hey how come you didn't mention that his 51 points came against the best defensive duo in history MJ and scottie Pippin that was totally irresponsible of you.

    • @jefff3756
      @jefff3756 Рік тому

      the 51 came against Utah Jazz and Stockton... he did put 32 on MJ, Kerr, etc in 96

  • @terrencefields4115
    @terrencefields4115 Рік тому +1

    Hey he lit up the two best defenders in history for 51 and that's scottie Pippin and yes Michael Jordan Google it youngsters steph is not the greatest shooter in history.

  • @quincywells5617
    @quincywells5617 Рік тому

    This dudes sounds like that one time in band camp

  • @Adnan604
    @Adnan604 Рік тому +2

    Hey kid, how do you know about all these great players from back in the day ? judging by your voice you can't be no older than 25

    • @ForgottenPlayerProfiles
      @ForgottenPlayerProfiles  Рік тому +3

      Hahah I'll take that as a compliment. I'm older than 25, but also always just been super interested in the history of the game

  • @MDAA313
    @MDAA313 Рік тому

    Abd ul Rauf means the Servant (Abd) of the (Al) Compassionate (Rauf).

  • @terrenceliburd8655
    @terrenceliburd8655 Рік тому

    That threw the legs pull tho...

  • @georgew3569
    @georgew3569 Рік тому +1

    Cuttino Mobley

  • @PBCkiller23
    @PBCkiller23 Рік тому

    Sacramento kings jersey

  • @bjnt922
    @bjnt922 Рік тому

    Colin Kapernick before Colin Kapernick even though they played different sports.

  • @asero021584
    @asero021584 Рік тому

    Sheesh!

  • @OakTownBizz-zm8rx
    @OakTownBizz-zm8rx Рік тому +1

    He was struggling cuz The Glove was on him

  • @bojanjovicic1723
    @bojanjovicic1723 Рік тому

    Sharewf Abdul Raheem 🥷next

  • @eugenedantzler4485
    @eugenedantzler4485 Рік тому +1

    Next up.... Horace Grant!!!!!

  • @oddballskull1941
    @oddballskull1941 Рік тому

    Scott skiles

  • @UnappealingUndesirable
    @UnappealingUndesirable 2 місяці тому

    I saw a TV segment on him a few years ago. He shared that his biological father is a Caucasian man.

  • @soulheaven9243
    @soulheaven9243 Місяць тому

    & to think , this man was about 6'1 at best doing all this....

  • @davidbyron6981
    @davidbyron6981 Рік тому +1

    Chris Jackson and he would be allowed and praised for what he did nowaways

    • @adamprice3466
      @adamprice3466 9 місяців тому +1

      No he wouldn't. NBA still has a jewish commissioner like it did when he was playing

    • @davidbyron6981
      @davidbyron6981 9 місяців тому

      @@adamprice3466 im talking about his fans overall

  • @christophertifre2018
    @christophertifre2018 Рік тому +3

    The original steph curry.very similar. Put up 30 a game at LSU

  • @devontillman-ec2du
    @devontillman-ec2du Рік тому

    Vin baker

  • @funbomb1102
    @funbomb1102 Рік тому

    They didn’t want him because he 1 didn’t focus on bball. That’s it

  • @truthonly-
    @truthonly- Рік тому

    He's never Forgotten. He's a great player tht help expose America even further

    • @kerry-j4m
      @kerry-j4m Рік тому +1

      I actually bought his bio-book a while ago,still haven't read it yet.

    • @truthonly-
      @truthonly- Рік тому

      @@kerry-j4m it's a good book

  • @kingdingaling2469
    @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому

    Y’all need to stop.
    People let the words of some dudes on a screen completely change the truth of history with their words.
    Dude was nice
    but all this nonsense people are trying to push about Him now is Bs
    Not even close to Ray Allen or Reggie Miller
    Let alone Steph
    He played Vs Ray & Reggie
    So there’s the proof in what I’m saying

  • @djg2002
    @djg2002 Рік тому

    🫡🫡🫡🔥🔥🔥

  • @VisualTedium
    @VisualTedium 9 місяців тому

    Guys would do a lot to hide their homosexuality

  • @g7721
    @g7721 8 місяців тому

    An undersized shooter who is mid at best on defense will only have such a long shelf life when the shooting percentages go to shit. Add in the fact he said absurdly racist things about White Americans and you can really understand why there was no conspiracy to blackball him. Sorry

  • @nickbrooks2408
    @nickbrooks2408 Рік тому +7

    And the NBA still hasn't apologized publicly for persecuting him because of his religion.

    • @Youralwayswhining4367
      @Youralwayswhining4367 Рік тому

      Well he should have stood for the national anthem. Was like a Colin Kaepernick. Do your prayer on your own time.

    • @nickbrooks2408
      @nickbrooks2408 Рік тому +1

      @@Youralwayswhining4367 Aye homie keep your shit to yourself. Don't come on my comments with that bullshit. If you haven't served,you have nothing to say to me about the flag or the national anthem. I did 2 tours how about you? It's always the non military flakes talking about patriotism and have no clue what is is to be a patriot.

    • @chrisglenn2096
      @chrisglenn2096 Рік тому +1

      @@Youralwayswhining4367 you sound dumb. This all started because he stayed in the locker room during the anthem; him standing in prayer was the compromise and racism and Islamophobia, along with the indoctrination of our nation making us all have to hail the veteran as the highest kind of hero

    • @deebrown4744
      @deebrown4744 Рік тому +2

      @@chrisglenn2096preach brother 🙏🏽

    • @YashayahTheAlmighty
      @YashayahTheAlmighty Рік тому

      i like how you have freedoms as long as "you do what everyone wants you to do" what is wrong with you@@Youralwayswhining4367

  • @davidpeters2625
    @davidpeters2625 Рік тому +2

    Fun Fact: In 2001, Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was going to come back to the NBA, with the New York Knicks but those plans were scrapped because of 9/11....

  • @donaldjohnson2687
    @donaldjohnson2687 Рік тому

    😊qq