Ben Wallace was also impressive hitting all his free throws in a
scrimage and owning the defensive boards.
Brown looked comfortable, Prince easy going and not spending it all
before the season starts.
Stucky, Gordon and Rip ran all over the palace court but didn't do much
and scored even less.
Daye made a nice move in full court, as well as two new commers....can't
recall their names.
Free hot dogs and drink was a nice touch.
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>Bynum out shined Stucky to such a degree that fans were hinged on his
>every move to the hoop. Bynum can't be defended one on one and he is a
>true point guard. His pit bull defense which is low and ankle biting
>makes him trustworthy on the other end of the ball as well.
>
>Ben Wallace was also impressive hitting all his free throws in a
>scrimage and owning the defensive boards.
>
>Brown looked comfortable, Prince easy going and not spending it all
>before the season starts.
>Stucky, Gordon and Rip ran all over the palace court but didn't do much
>and scored even less.
>
>Daye made a nice move in full court, as well as two new commers....can't
>recall their names.
>
>Free hot dogs and drink was a nice touch.
>
Of course Brown looked comfortable. There was no pressure
(pre-season) and he's naturally lazy.
It is pre-season. It means nothing. Summer ball is more telling than
pre-season.
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Steve
So far, this should be your starting line up.
Bynum point guard, Rip as the shooting guard,
Ben Wallace starts at center, Prince the small forward and Chris Wilcox
the power forward.
Daye and Maxiell take turns spelling Prince,
Brown relieves Ben, Stucky relieves both Bynum, Ben spells Rip.
Charlie has yet to show a thing!