Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan

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Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan

Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
this is true cuz we all know Duncan is a power forward
Originally posted by LA9erFan:Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
this is true cuz we all know Duncan is a power forward
No he's not.
You think Matt Bonner is their Center, and Duncan's their PF?
Originally posted by LA9erFan:Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
this is true cuz we all know Duncan is a power forward
No he's not.
You think Matt Bonner is their Center, and Duncan's their PF?
Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by LA9erFan:Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
this is true cuz we all know Duncan is a power forward
No he's not.
You think Matt Bonner is their Center, and Duncan's their PF?
Yes, because that's what it says on their depth chart
Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by LA9erFan:Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
C- Tim Duncan
this is true cuz we all know Duncan is a power forward
No he's not.
You think Matt Bonner is their Center, and Duncan's their PF?
Yes, because that's what it says on their depth chart
yeah thats where i got that from is the depth chart but i dont know everything like LA
Originally posted by crzy:
The Spurs consider Duncan a power forward, Duncan considers himself a power forward, therefore he is a power forward.
But, it's like the distinction between an X, Y, and Z receiver in football. It really doesn't matter.
Originally posted by LA9erFan:Originally posted by crzy:
The Spurs consider Duncan a power forward, Duncan considers himself a power forward, therefore he is a power forward.
But, it's like the distinction between an X, Y, and Z receiver in football. It really doesn't matter.
You can call it whatever they'd like, but I'm not calling the nerdy, 3 point shooting guy that played forward for the University of Florida and every other professional team in his career a "center" while he's playing alongside one of the greatest big men in NBA history, just on general principle.
That's like saying, "The 76ers list Charles Barkley as being 6'6", Charles Barkley considers himself to be 6'6", therefore he is 6'6"."
Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
PG- Allen Iverson
SG- Richard Hamilton
SF- Shawn Marion
PF- Al Harrington
C- Tim Duncan
Originally posted by SLICK:
Suprised there's no Paul Pierce/KG/Rondo in this thread....
Originally posted by crzy:
Tim Duncan is a power forward.