Joshua Harris commented on Best CBB Player at Each Position:
I believe Alex Poythress at least deserves honorable mention. Dude's a monster.
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You really pissed me off! How in the heck can you leave off Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (Chris Jackson) from the top 25 list? Are you kidding me? Show me a better career avg for any 2 year player in the last 25 years! Also you must of never heard of Freeman Williams my cousin!
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Who would I contact about becoming a CBB featured columnist? Thanks,
Josh
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Just read your list of the Most Hated Players. Without arguing about any of your individual picks (I have enjoyed hating a number of those players and coaches along the way), I still wonder: why do you think such a high proportion of Most Hated Players are white? Basketball at the uppermost levels -- among Americans anyway -- is an overwhelmingly African-American game, yet just about half your Most Hated (15/34 players, leaving coaches aside) are white. What accoutns for this? Do we hate the striver and struggler (eg Ainge) who succeeds through sheer brute determination?
Wrote a relatively similar article that delves into Dirk's legacy now that he has a ring.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/733518-the-looming-legacies-part-one-lebron-james-and-dirk-nowitzki
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You forgot Alexander, (Ace) Wright from Auburn, (who played for the Dallas Cowboys and Raiders). He won the NFL fastest man twice, (and I think he beat Darrell Green one year), and reportedly ran a 4.09 and 4.07 in his last camp in Dallas, (as well as benching 445 pounds at 190 lbs).
Doug, first of all i love the work. Second i was reading your fastest players ever in the NFL. Well you failed to leave out Randal "Thrill" Hill. A 4.21 in his pre draft tryouts..... The Boy had afterburners. If you havent seen any tape take a look
Hey Doug--fun article, but you missed a few Tarheels--what about Joseph Forte (ACC Player of the year 2001) and Rashad McCants?