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What does the Philippine team need to watch out for (vol II)

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kazemi again..

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Kazemi Named to C-USA All-Freshman Team

Rookie averaging 10.4 points, 9 rebounds

March 9, 2010

IRVING - Rice University's Arsalan Kazemi has been named to the 2010 Conference USA All-Freshman Team the league office announced on Tuesday.

Kazemi joins 2009-10 Freshman of the Year Hassan Whiteside of Marshall along with UCF's Keith Clanton and Marcus Jordan as well as Tulane's Kendall Timmons.

Kazemi enters this week's GMC Sierra Conference USA Championship averaging 10.4 points and 9.0 rebounds for the season. With 26 blocks, Kazemi moves onto the all-time season list and is tied for 10th with Tony Barnett who also had 26 blocks during the 1983-84 season.

His 260 total rebounds is already a Rice freshman record and with two boards in the Owls' first-round game against Tulsa, would move onto to the Top 10 for single season rebounds at Rice.

The last time a freshman led Rice in either scoring or rebounding was the 2001-02 season when Michael Harris led the Owls in both categories - 12.8 points and 8.6 rebounds per game.

With nine double-doubles, Kazemi can move onto the Top 10 list with one more similar performance.

The native of Esfahan, Iran, also had 45 steals this season. Last week against UCF he had seven steals. The Rice single-game record for steals is eight.

Kazemi and the Owls open play at the Conference USA Championship against tournament host Tulsa Wednesday at 6 p.m. The tournament is being played at Tulsa's new downtown arena, the BOK Center.

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that kazemi guy and ahmad ibrahim..they'll be pain in our a$$ in the future..:p
if ever Ray parks jr plays for us, its still not an advantage..:rolleyes: + are there big guys in our junior teams who stands 6'6+ ? that kazemi guy and ibrahim both stands taller than 6'6.. and they just play forward..our local players should take growee..:D:D:D
 
kaiziken_pinas said:
he was schooled by Lutz though!. haha
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ah yep. i heard that too.
Marshall owning Rice. hehehe


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satria_muda said:
me too, japeth is taller and had wider span while arsalan got speed and agility..

'anyway did you see that arsalan clip, do you think his opponent dead on 0:22 :p
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I wish Rabeh is as fast as Kazemi.

If Kazemi plays for Iran, their front court will be bigger and they will have another post threat.
 
regierr said:
I wish Rabeh is as fast as Kazemi.

If Kazemi plays for Iran, their front court will be bigger and they will have another post threat.
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he is like reincarnation of the other bahrami..
aidin bahrami(+)..
he is just more hustling than aidin..

what i like with kazemi is he is so focused in the game..his awareness is great.
"may angas ang laro"

i cant wait to see him spar with our big guys..
it will be great to watch.:cool:
 
more and more match up problems for Gilas

more and more match up problems for Gilas

I've read in the Iranian threads that they are looking for home growns to play for their RP team...that's where I've learned that Andre Agassi is also half Iraninan.I look forward to see Kazemi to play in the Iran senior squad soon.I guess he would bring problems to Gilas considering that we lack tall players in the small forward spot.Jeremy Lin in another Asian guy who is making waves in the US college hoops scene.
 
TrueBluePinoy said:
The Persian Double-Double. I like to see him match up with Japeth Aguilar.
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Although Aguilar is taller,longer limbed and more athletic I think this guy has more solid back to the basket skills.He's more fundamentally sound too.I guess if Al-Husseini would lose more weight and be more mobile then maybe e could do a good job defending this kid While Japeth would wait and swat any lay ups from the kid.
 
Alex07 said:
Although Aguilar is taller,longer limbed and more athletic I think this guy has more solid back to the basket skills.He's more fundamentally sound too.I guess if Al-Husseini would lose more weight and be more mobile then maybe e could do a good job defending this kid While Japeth would wait and swat any lay ups from the kid.
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yep.japeths best asset is his cat quick aerial help defense.:cool:
japeth is effective in guarding if his man doesnt have contact with him..for sure he'll swat those shots..:rolleyes:
 
Hehe things to watch out for nike jersey Jordan version :D:D:D

Nike to sponsor the National Team - Apr 1, 2010 (by Mohammed Malas)
Jo-Basket.com, Amman - In a wonderful gesture, Mr. Fadi Al Sabbah, The secretary general of Al Riyadi Amman Club agreed with Nike equipment sports during his recent visit to Turkey to sponsor the Jordanian National Basketball Team by providing the team with 30 athletic shoes as well as training clothes and may be an agreement soon to take care of uniforms for a team in World Championship 2010 in Turkey next August, The deal was through the Interneational Marketing Manager in Nike Mr. George Raveling Things are now on the hands of the Jordanian Basketball Federation to follow up this matter.

George Raveling (born June 27, 1937) is a former college men's basketball coach and FOX Sports Net color commentator. He was the head coach at Washington State University (19721983), the University of Iowa (19831986), and the University of Southern California (19871994). The Washington, D.C. native attended St. Michael's High School in Hoban Heights, Pennsylvania, and was an assistant coach at his alma mater Villanova, and at Maryland.

Al Sabbah spoke about this thankful reaction: The highlight of my visit to Istanbul for the Michael Jordan Brand Camp was having the great pleasure of meeting Mr. George Raveling a basketball legend who wrote two of the first basketball books I bought; War on the boards and A Rebounders Workshop.. '. After a successful coaching career Coach Raveling joined Nike and became Director of Nikes International Marketing. Coach Raveling generously offered his help in providing top basketball coaches to the Jordan International Coaching Clinic. Coach Raveling and I visited my good friend Coach Adel Talatli and watched his Tunis National Team play a friendly game against Trabzon Club. Coach Raveling was kind enough to agree on sponsoring Jordan and Tunis National teams during the upcoming FIBA World Championship in Turkey Sabbah added.
 
Hall of Fame coach Lenny Wilkens has been recruited by South Korea to help prepare their team for this year's Asian Games in Guangzhou.

The 72-year-old was inducted into the Hall of Fame both as a player and a coach and set the record for the most coaching wins in the NBA with 1,332 victories.

Don Nelson of the Golden State Warriors tied that record on Sunday.

"We reached a settlement with Wilkens in cooperation with the U.S. National Basketball Association (NBA)," the committee that runs the South Korean team told the Yonhap news agency.

South Korea won gold on home soil at the 2002 Asian Games but finished fifth in Qatar four years ago. The 16th Asian Games take place in southern China from November 12-27.

(Writing by Nick Mulvenney in Beijing; Editing by Peter Rutherford)
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i don't know if this is a good thing for korea. this just confirms our suspicions that korean basketball has gone NBAish...

they would be a better team with a european coach, imo.
 
manu_bol said:
i don't know if this is a good thing for korea. this just confirms our suspicions that korean basketball has gone NBAish...

they would be a better team with a european coach, imo.
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they have american players why go european:D:D joke
 
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