NBA Legends Explain why Larry Johnson was the Real Deal

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  • @ejentabi
    @ejentabi 24 дня назад +125

    Back those days, Hornets with Alonzo, Larry, Kendall Gill, and Mussy was really fun to watch.

    • @17thNO
      @17thNO 24 дня назад +16

      And Dell Curry as well.

    • @useyourthirdeye9083
      @useyourthirdeye9083 24 дня назад +11

      People don't realize how Kendall Gill was probably the closest to MJ before Kobe. Shooting form. Turn around fade aways. Very classic team.

    • @margarinetaintedgreen8140
      @margarinetaintedgreen8140 23 дня назад +7

      Gill was an all-around player, good defender. With Dell from 3 and Muggsy’s steals and AST/TO (insane 5.0 for 5 yrs ‘90-‘94) they had good all-around perimeter play to go with LJ/Zo in the frontcourt. Definitely fun to watch in the mid-‘90s.

    • @saleemkirmani5583
      @saleemkirmani5583 22 дня назад +3

      Mase was great in NY and even better with the Hornets.

    • @ajhaynes8204
      @ajhaynes8204 21 день назад +2

      Don't Forget dell curry, Hershey Hawkins, david Wingate, bobby phils, david Wesley, or jr smith...lol

  • @claytonphillips85
    @claytonphillips85 24 дня назад +83

    Larry Johnson is extremely underrated coming from his generation

    • @jaysonb.6669
      @jaysonb.6669 19 дней назад +2

      he got too heavy & his body broke down, like Zion if he's not careful

  • @hgm38
    @hgm38 24 дня назад +70

    This is who Zion, should be studying.

    • @raymondsmith8027
      @raymondsmith8027 21 день назад +6

      As a Pels fan…I completely agree! Larry was athletic but was super skilled as well. He had a complete, polished game. His touch to score the ball was elite. Zion could certainly learn from watching his game.

    • @KotaManifest
      @KotaManifest 19 дней назад +5

      Mashburn

    • @hgm38
      @hgm38 19 дней назад +2

      @@KotaManifest 👎🏽

    • @Da_Humble_Life
      @Da_Humble_Life 15 дней назад

      Haaa always said that and just said it in my comment..barkey different lj and Zion similar

    • @jamesedwards8575
      @jamesedwards8575 13 дней назад +4

      L j has more swagger than zion.

  • @dqreps
    @dqreps 24 дня назад +112

    Tons of hype coming in with Larry back in the day as a rookie. And he was awesome. Injuries just killed his game

    • @june19th85
      @june19th85 24 дня назад +12

      Injuries... the #1 legend killer 😮‍💨

    • @terryjones662
      @terryjones662 24 дня назад +15

      Fucked his back up. After his second year... he was going to be a hall of famer...

    • @granta3044
      @granta3044 24 дня назад +3

      Shoulda worked out better😮😮

    • @andresdelportillo9917
      @andresdelportillo9917 24 дня назад +1

      He had his best season after the injury in 96

    • @terryjones662
      @terryjones662 24 дня назад +1

      @andresdelportillo9917 I'd suggest you look again. His second year was his best... BEFORE the injury... that year he couldn't jump anymore... notice rebounds was significantly less...

  • @Davivd2
    @Davivd2 24 дня назад +73

    It's interesting to see Mourning talk about LJ like that. Those guys had serious beef.

    • @unnaturalselection8330
      @unnaturalselection8330 23 дня назад +4

      Can't hate nobody you don't love.

    • @armandr1613
      @armandr1613 23 дня назад +3

      @@unnaturalselection8330Yeah you can

    • @DerethAC
      @DerethAC 20 дней назад +13

      They buried the hatchet. They got together, talked it out, and decided that they were too old to be carrying around the beef.

    • @reggiewinns9756
      @reggiewinns9756 20 дней назад +7

      But when real men are grown real men, things get worked out... 💪🏼✨️💪🏾✨️🫡

    • @dramahawkpromotions9621
      @dramahawkpromotions9621 19 дней назад +4

      Bro they were very good friends prior to the Drama.

  • @dopebeatsandmore
    @dopebeatsandmore 24 дня назад +74

    LJ was a beast! That UNLV team was one of the best college teams ever!

    • @granta3044
      @granta3044 24 дня назад +2

      Hehe they were all bought by unlv😂😂😂

    • @DiegoAngeLopez-gc8fv
      @DiegoAngeLopez-gc8fv 23 дня назад +3

      David Butler,Greg Anthony,Stacey Augmon Anderson Hunt,...And George Ackles came in '91 after they beat Duke in '90,

    • @MeneerHerculePoirot
      @MeneerHerculePoirot 23 дня назад +1

      ​@@DiegoAngeLopez-gc8fv
      Moses Curry, too. Not to mention the fabulous Travis Bice from Simi Vally HS. Tark chewing that towel the whole game. lol

    • @ishetrying
      @ishetrying 23 дня назад +3

      Their games with Duke were legendary.

    • @kirbyaugustine761
      @kirbyaugustine761 23 дня назад

      Facts

  • @TedAlexandro
    @TedAlexandro 23 дня назад +21

    As a Knicks fan we got LJ after his prime but he was still a legendary Knick and is still beloved. Made the transition to a veteran leader and respected presence who still had plenty of game.

  • @SandersRobin24
    @SandersRobin24 12 дней назад +3

    Every Hornets game during the 92-93 season was must see. Man I wish they had NBA League Pass back at that time.

  • @robblack2390
    @robblack2390 22 дня назад +13

    Fav player of all time. Just loved his game. His college run was amazing. Change game after injury and was still super effective. Grown man game.

  • @coencordia
    @coencordia 16 дней назад +7

    My favorite back in the day 💪
    Thank giving Larry some shine again.

  • @MS-on9dy
    @MS-on9dy 21 день назад +21

    Zo and grandma Ma was a legendary team. People forget how good that team actually was. Wasn't Bogues there too?

  • @soulcraft79
    @soulcraft79 15 дней назад +6

    Fav player growing up as a teen in the 90's. Such a unique player. No one had post moves like LJ at his peak.

    • @Mrprich
      @Mrprich 6 дней назад

      He & Mashburn were 2 of my favorites. They had low-post moves for days.

  • @brianharris9949
    @brianharris9949 22 дня назад +9

    LJ was an absolute beast. The injuries took away a lot of his game, but he was still good with the Knicks.

    • @slinkdog82
      @slinkdog82 6 дней назад +1

      Couldn’t jump like he could but he gained that shot ended up being hell of a shooter

    • @brianharris9949
      @brianharris9949 6 дней назад +1

      No doubt! Straight up facts.

  • @toddferguson6369
    @toddferguson6369 24 дня назад +14

    Thanks for sparking memories. Runnin Rebels was the perfect name for that team. Augmon, Anthony, Tark, Grandma Ma. Athletes had fun original commercials back then

    • @terryjones662
      @terryjones662 24 дня назад +2

      Don't forget Anderson Hunt

    • @toddferguson6369
      @toddferguson6369 24 дня назад

      @@terryjones662 good call. Makes me want to look for videos. Not sure if Sean can't show a lot of clips due to copyright

  • @dramahawkpromotions9621
    @dramahawkpromotions9621 19 дней назад +6

    Love Seeing Zo Talk about LJ GAME. THIS IS BEAUTIFUL

  • @user-jw5qj8kv2y
    @user-jw5qj8kv2y 24 дня назад +8

    Larry Johnson was one of the most recognizable and popular players in the NBA before even stepping on the court.
    That Hornets team, with Alonzo Mourning and Mugsy Bogues and Larry Johnson was really good.
    Johnson would be traded to the New York Knicks prior to the 1997 season where he would team with guys like Patrick Ewing, Allan Houston and John Starks and later Latrell Sprewell and Marcus Camby, as he was a crucial piece to the success of the late 90s Knicks.
    He was one of the key players of the Knicks and Heat rivalry of that era as he would constantly feud with his former teammate, Mourning.
    It was very unfortunate that he retired from the NBA in 2001 at the young age of 31.

  • @OnlyTheBestNO
    @OnlyTheBestNO 18 дней назад +4

    Being a kid at the height of his super powers was awesome . He was like Superman. Very likable guy.90s kids can relate

  • @truthtrtube
    @truthtrtube 24 дня назад +22

    No injuries equals HOF

  • @tederickjames4707
    @tederickjames4707 16 дней назад +7

    Larry Johnson was a problem for teams, he was a BEAST on both ends of the court!!! A GREAT BASKETBALL PLAYER!!!

  • @dominic08690
    @dominic08690 22 дня назад +8

    Forget how stacked that Knicks team was, w/ Ewing, LJ, Allan Houston, Spreewell.

  • @williamfisher233
    @williamfisher233 17 дней назад +3

    Love it. Im from Raleigh, NC. That was my guy, and after he beat Duke. So sad what happened to the Hornets!!

  • @marshann
    @marshann 8 дней назад +2

    After his back injury, he was able to change his game to more of a below the rim game and three point shooter, and it helped add years to his playing career. As a Knicks’ fan, thank you LJ.

  • @CinqueMalcolm
    @CinqueMalcolm 23 дня назад +5

    For the young bucks who don't know and haven't seen any videos, LJ was THAT dude at UNLV during that 89/90-90/91 run. He was an absolute star in college and was THE man. They had him and teammate and fellow star Stacey Augmon in suits on the cover of the Sports Illustrated College Preview issue like it was GQ or some sht. Straight up ill. There wasn't a cooler team than UNLV and only the Michigan Fab Five that came the season right after in 91/92 can compare to how much they resonated with the streets. I used to listen to their games on the radio when i was 12-14 ! That's how real sht was. LJ was definitely on that Charles Barkley sht, both in regards to style of play and in lying about his height. He was listed at 6-7 but was allegedly measured at only a bit taller than 6-3 at a pre-draft camp in 91. I always thought he looked closer to like 6-5, but either way you know a dude is real when he gets drafted #1 overall as a power forward being that undersized.

    • @DeepBlooded
      @DeepBlooded День назад

      The PLASTIC MAN!!! I'm a big fan

  • @PapaG603
    @PapaG603 24 дня назад +27

    Seriously underated..1 of my all time favorite players to watch

    • @kenbard6371
      @kenbard6371 14 дней назад

      Not underrated at all

    • @PapaG603
      @PapaG603 9 дней назад

      @@kenbard6371 what is he average?

    • @kenbard6371
      @kenbard6371 9 дней назад

      @@PapaG603 who said anything about average?

    • @PapaG603
      @PapaG603 9 дней назад

      @@kenbard6371 well what u saying is what im getting at.

    • @kenbard6371
      @kenbard6371 9 дней назад

      @@PapaG603 no it isn't...nobody is underrated or overrated..they are what they are.

  • @SamGuthrie1977
    @SamGuthrie1977 24 дня назад +22

    LJ was my favorite player in the early 90's. If we're being honest, he was really only about 6' 4". But he was so strong and so explosive he could battle on the block and get off shots against bigger guys. He was an anomaly at his position and a lot of fun to watch.

    • @tjcoop81
      @tjcoop81 19 дней назад +2

      I’m 6’5 I was walking right next to him in New York he’s 6’6 -6’7 .

    • @eastsidecolt9094
      @eastsidecolt9094 17 дней назад +1

      Naw he was his legit hight

    • @KentuckyAvenue
      @KentuckyAvenue 16 дней назад +1

      Definitely taller than 6'4

    • @N1120A
      @N1120A День назад +1

      Zo said he was 6'6"-6'7"

  • @EstebanMartinez-vf6dk
    @EstebanMartinez-vf6dk 24 дня назад +2

    that UNLV team he was on was awesome to watch...He was a great player.

  • @riofacts8283
    @riofacts8283 24 дня назад +8

    When I rock my hair style like yours u are somebody to me!
    Because I don't follow to much of anything!
    Big shout out to Grand Ma Ma.
    And he gave converse a big boost in sales with his sneaker.

  • @alexrobertson9875
    @alexrobertson9875 23 дня назад +3

    I'm Australian and was born in 1985. My favorite player was Larry Johnson and my favorite team was the Hornets with LJ, Bogues and Morning. Even had a Larry Johnson Grandmama basketball growing up. Wish I could find a pair of his signature Cons Aero Jam shoes. Would be great to go with my Ewing Athletics

  • @brianAsh3000
    @brianAsh3000 16 дней назад +2

    Great video. Grandmama was one of my favorites

  • @srebrnywehikul
    @srebrnywehikul 24 дня назад +6

    Love your work. LJ my fav player. I saw Kendall Gill clip, where he said Larry was best player he ever played with.

  • @tjcarr8097
    @tjcarr8097 24 дня назад +4

    You brought back a good memory today for me Sean! Thanks man!

  • @davidreed9615
    @davidreed9615 22 дня назад +2

    When I started college, I had two posters initially - Michael Jordan and Larry Johnson.

  • @erablaktv
    @erablaktv 24 дня назад +11

    I always said LJ and derrick Coleman as number one picks and power forwards should have been the new Barkley and malone going forward in the 90's..but injury and bad teams held them both back.

  • @gsmusic2009
    @gsmusic2009 21 день назад +1

    L.J. was one of my favorite players since he was at UNLV!! It was once he got into the NBA, I realized this guy was really, really good I remember him having that injury it killed his explosion!! A guy with that much muscle mass having one of his gifts taking away really slowed him down.

  • @thedfl72
    @thedfl72 23 дня назад +1

    As a Knicks fan, I loved how LJ came to NY and became a defensive presence. I met him at Pacquiao vs Marquez 3 in Vegas-nicest guy ever

  • @DibeezyTheGifted
    @DibeezyTheGifted 20 дней назад +1

    I moved to Las Vegas the year UNLV won the championship. It was always pandemonium inside the Thomas and Mack. Larry is a UNLV legend

  • @brianclevenger5521
    @brianclevenger5521 24 дня назад +1

    I remember that dunk competition for sure. His Runnin' Rebel days were impressive as well.

  • @ascales30
    @ascales30 21 день назад +2

    I've been saying the same about getting these type of guys on the shows like All The Smoke and Gil's Arena.... Loved LJ! Saw him play when he was in high school and he reffed our Hoop It Up games in Dallas.

  • @chillbro2275
    @chillbro2275 24 дня назад +3

    This was a really nice treat Sean. I like your idea a lot too. I would like to hear more about other ball players. Like Jamal Mashburn. Vinnie Johnson. Mark Aguire. Spreewell. Kevin Johnson. Thank you.

    • @mj23goat3
      @mj23goat3 24 дня назад +2

      Second that. Especially Aguirre and KJ. I was looking at stats a while back and noticed that Jamaal Wilkes and Kevin Johnson's are almost identical but if you put a gun to my head I think KJ's were just a tad bit better. So how does it make sense that Wilkes is in the HOF but Johnson is not? Voters puttin' too much emphasis on championships when the HOF is supposed to be an INDIVIDUAL honor. Sean should do a video about guys that deserve to be in the Hall.

  • @akischristodoulou6463
    @akischristodoulou6463 21 день назад +1

    You sir do a fantastic job in showing what 90's basketball was. Your channel is a true gem for us!!!

  • @samgoodie45
    @samgoodie45 24 дня назад +1

    He is my all time favorite player, rocked the LJ hair cut in highschool.

  • @G0buckigaming
    @G0buckigaming 20 дней назад +1

    Thanks for putting this together. LJ was always my favorite when I was growing up.

  • @akumawani
    @akumawani 23 дня назад +3

    with his combination of power speed and athleticism he was unstoppable in the paint. if not for the injuries he was sure fire HOF. that 90s NBA was so huge and so physical. it would break your body down. sooner or later

  • @d.j.daugherty4945
    @d.j.daugherty4945 23 дня назад +1

    LJ was a beast. I used to get goosebumps rewinding those old nba superstar VHS as a kid, he was one reason I got into playing ball.

  • @averyce2
    @averyce2 20 дней назад +1

    I was an UNLV hater!! But, Larry Johnson was a men-among-boys during his NCAA career.
    Dude had swagger, athleticism, basketball IQ and the physique to be a Top 3 PF in the earlier 90's.
    Great Video!!

  • @realrich7509
    @realrich7509 24 дня назад +1

    I grew up in Vegas. Unlv LJ is basketball to us. Augmen and Greg Anthony as well. Great video

  • @rahanlewis8598
    @rahanlewis8598 9 дней назад +1

    He was a real beast and Allstars before thr injuries
    Him and A.Mcdysse🏀🏀

  • @jezroncoleman3213
    @jezroncoleman3213 14 дней назад +1

    His back injury drained him of his explosiveness… even after the injury he was still a borderline all-star … he had game for sure, it was just the injury

  • @joelbeavers9197
    @joelbeavers9197 21 день назад +2

    Probably the best college basketball player ever!

  • @claytonphillips85
    @claytonphillips85 24 дня назад +1

    It's a damn shame that we never got to see his full potential and what he could have accomplished

  • @rhaxeedo
    @rhaxeedo 9 дней назад

    Watching this channel is very reminiscent of NBA Jam in the 90s

  • @philduncan2945
    @philduncan2945 24 дня назад +1

    From College to the Pros, THE Icon. Was a Big influence to a lot of us back then.

  • @RobertSchuster68
    @RobertSchuster68 24 дня назад +19

    For me Larrys Johnson was the Michael Jordan of all Larrys Johnsons

    • @violoncelo1000
      @violoncelo1000 23 дня назад +5

      For me Larry Johnson is the pure and ol'Charlotte Hornets.
      All the others that came after him, failed to lift the franchise, like he did.

    • @andresdelportillo9917
      @andresdelportillo9917 21 день назад +3

      @@violoncelo1000yup facts . LJ was a megastar my granny didn’t watch the nba till giannis joined the bucks yet she remembers LJ and ofc Michael Jordan

    • @TrapMarley
      @TrapMarley 17 дней назад

      For me, Kobe’s Bryant was the Michael Jordan of ALL Kobe’s Bryant.

  • @arkhaminmate3727
    @arkhaminmate3727 18 дней назад +2

    This man had some of the best signature shoes!

  • @stephaniewilliams3526
    @stephaniewilliams3526 21 день назад +2

    Larry Johnson is very underrated. He doesn't get enough credit

  • @BadballGaming
    @BadballGaming 23 дня назад

    I absolutely love the work you do. These memories give me goosebumps.
    I watched the spot in the video 3 times. First time I relived it, I cheered like it was that night all over again. I had to retuck the kids back into bed after I woke them cheering.
    Third viewing was with the kids because, well, they were already up. Might aswell let them watch granmama

  • @mykalchchin8163
    @mykalchchin8163 23 дня назад +1

    Peak LJ. Grandmama was game's top PF alongside barkley and malone.

  • @USMColdies
    @USMColdies 23 дня назад

    This channel is money for old school memories- I forgot about Sprewell, Zo and Allan Houston, back when basketball was pure. Thanks man

  • @havamaltgaming7887
    @havamaltgaming7887 14 дней назад +1

    LJ had some good years on the Knicks too, post injury. He lost the explosiveness, but, he was still skilled and a smart player. Seemed like well-liked guy and good teammate too. He was guarding Tim Duncan in the finals that year, I remember.

  • @joseylynch1554
    @joseylynch1554 24 дня назад +1

    Grandma johnson! One of my all time favorite players. To bad for the back injures and him and Zoe couldn't get along team had potential.

  • @tateduku
    @tateduku 23 дня назад +1

    Great throwback....Grandmama was a great Character of the game!

  • @alexandrossimitzis146
    @alexandrossimitzis146 23 дня назад +1

    Larry Johnson on was one of my favorite players back in the 1990s! I even had his Charlotte Hornets' jersey back in the day!

  • @mostlypeacefulprotestor1310
    @mostlypeacefulprotestor1310 23 дня назад +1

    Antonio Mcdyess, Vin Baker, Larry Johnson... imagine the league if these 3 had longer primes

  • @tomswill9189
    @tomswill9189 3 дня назад

    L J was no joke. I loved his game. Big built strong with a soft beautiful touch. Inside and outside. Loved his game since his Unlv days.

  • @cameronsmith6353
    @cameronsmith6353 15 дней назад +1

    Him Shawn Kemp and CWebb were my favorites

  • @michaelwebb469
    @michaelwebb469 21 день назад +1

    The first time I saw LJ play was in the tournament. He was a MONSTER !!

  • @MarcTelesha
    @MarcTelesha 19 дней назад +1

    LJ aka Grand Mama was a beast. So sad he hurt his back.

  • @minorsnow5306
    @minorsnow5306 17 дней назад +1

    I remember his basketball card was the one to have..and frank thomas for that rookie year also.

  • @Kitk2022
    @Kitk2022 7 дней назад +1

    Grandma was a monster before injury he had more range then Barkley but he was fun to watch

  • @peterjohnson7188
    @peterjohnson7188 10 дней назад

    I will always remember this moment

  • @dark8prince201
    @dark8prince201 6 часов назад

    92' that coliseum was one of the loudest buildings back then. Larry Johnson was a huge part alongside Alonzo Mourning Kendall Gill.

  • @jasonregan4513
    @jasonregan4513 24 дня назад +1

    Look at his film from College. UNLV 90 & 91. He was a man amongst boys!

  • @DaSilverback06
    @DaSilverback06 8 дней назад

    LJ, One of my all time favorites!

  • @KPhbear1
    @KPhbear1 22 дня назад +1

    One of my favorite players ever!

  • @tomswill9189
    @tomswill9189 3 дня назад

    Thanks for this.

  • @toddsmods.623
    @toddsmods.623 6 дней назад +1

    Them Runnin Rebels.

  • @OxCart78
    @OxCart78 18 дней назад +1

    I still have his rookie card. Loved watching LJ play. He was a beast on that block. Really sucked when he got hurt he wasn’t the same :( he was a player I tried to mimic when I used to play. One of the best in his prime!

  • @zshakur
    @zshakur 22 дня назад +1

    Grand MaMa was a BEAST!!! Started watching him play @UNLV!!

  • @LargeBasstafarian
    @LargeBasstafarian 24 дня назад

    That 4 point play was so epic. Easily in the top 5 moments as an old school knick fan .. maybe even top 1. The way the garden erupted was just incredible

  • @robertkelly6444
    @robertkelly6444 16 дней назад

    LJ WAS A BEAST I STAYED UP EVERY TIME UNLV PLAYED LIVING ON EAST COAST. I STILL HAVE HIS UNLV AND HORNETS JERSEY.

  • @jamiahwilson3901
    @jamiahwilson3901 22 дня назад +1

    Definitely should do a show on" Big Dog " Glenn Robinson 💯

  • @broyishai9699
    @broyishai9699 23 дня назад +1

    Heck yeah, we remember LJ. #ConverseReactJuice

  • @mikaelpaul7900
    @mikaelpaul7900 23 дня назад +1

    L.J was fun and entertaining to watch. The N.B.A was really fun to watch at that time.

  • @SaintKnight42
    @SaintKnight42 24 дня назад +1

    One of Tarks boys, back when UNLV was king of college basketball

  • @think3632
    @think3632 19 дней назад +1

    Him and Silk from, from Rhode Island or Temple, had the freshest parts in their hair. Those were the freshest Hip-Hop hair cut years, had to live during that time to get it.

  • @travislong2176
    @travislong2176 День назад

    Living in Virginia at that time the hornets were MY TEAM! from 92 to even after LJ was gone and it was mason/rice shooting the 3 ball they were just awesome to watch.

  • @dramahawkpromotions9621
    @dramahawkpromotions9621 19 дней назад

    Zo n LJ Together was very very Special.

  • @mikiec125
    @mikiec125 18 дней назад +1

    LJ was a positive hybrid in those days. Playing 4/3. Man he was nice

  • @thomasspencer1712
    @thomasspencer1712 20 дней назад

    Yes..grand ma-ma...not talked about enough... real deal...💯👏👏

  • @GreerMcCormick
    @GreerMcCormick 13 дней назад +1

    # runnin rebels 👑

  • @ishetrying
    @ishetrying 23 дня назад +1

    Prior to his injury no one could handle him. He just had the complete game and amazing athleticism.

  • @tylergebs9356
    @tylergebs9356 13 дней назад +1

    I’d love to see a video on Shawn Kemp!

  • @JBowman-ps2ri
    @JBowman-ps2ri 24 дня назад +1

    I was a Duke fan when he played them with UNLV & Laettner I think won that game, with Hurly & G. Hill, that started that Dynasty Run! I was a Hornets early days fan too & then he gets drafted by them! Some of my Best memories & was just turning a Teen! I had his & Alonzos Jerseys as Hornets. Think i still do but in storage 🤔

    • @davidjeffery9493
      @davidjeffery9493 20 дней назад

      The was the second time they played in the finals....the first time they played they beat Duke and had Bobby hurley crying

  • @SPORTS_FITNESS_LIFE_HIPHOP
    @SPORTS_FITNESS_LIFE_HIPHOP 17 дней назад

    This is when basketball was respected

  • @tateduku
    @tateduku 23 дня назад

    LJ, Mugsy & Mourning.....what a fun team !!

  • @carlosellis3407
    @carlosellis3407 19 дней назад

    Heck of a player💪🏾

  • @moiznicees
    @moiznicees 23 дня назад

    Allan Houston broke my heart when I was a kid left Detroit Pistons to play with the New York Knicks

  • @michaelj.savino9627
    @michaelj.savino9627 23 дня назад +1

    Back injury ruined his ability to play above the rim but he transitioned into a good shooter and defender and I’ll never forget the 4 point game

  • @Godschildgodschild
    @Godschildgodschild 4 дня назад

    Great player ... UNLV wow straight BEAST MODE .

  • @Nathan-io1mu
    @Nathan-io1mu 24 дня назад +1

    Even with his vertical cut in his still very hard to guard and putting 20 points a game as starter when given enough shots and got hot.