Mahmoud talked about how he had to shoot 10 free throws before he left the court. Not only did all 10 have to swish but they had to swish perfectly to his satisfaction. If 1 did not hit perfectly he would start all over. It kept him on the court sometimes crying because his quest for perfection would keep him out in the blazing sun in Gulfport, Mississippi for hours trying to shoot each shot perfectly.
No one wants to talk about what he did to Michael Jordan - when he was in high school. Mahmoud is by far the most underappreciated pioneer in the history of basketball.
Lisa Rose no you got it all wrong young lady. They played fierce defense back in the 90s because they could still hand check. Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was just that good.
I wonder what the shoot around with Abdul-Rauf and Dale Ellis was like… original splash brothers.. they probably needed to change the nets quite often in Denver when they were on fire 😂🔥
@@koolhandduke4087 Before Kap got benched (for sucking) he never made a peep about police abuse against minorities. His career was already over and didn't sacrifice anything. He gained. Also..white people get fucked with and killed by cops (the government in general) CONSTANTLY. Unless they're rich of course..Rauf was different. He believed the US government military complex(not the American ideal) was responsible for too much corruption throughout the world for him to stand for it's anthem in good conscious. Never made a big show of it. Which is at least understandable if you know jack about world politics. And cost him probably a hall of fame worthy career.
@@steveguse4481 --They both at some point in their careers refused to stand for the anthem. At what point YOU think Kap did it makes no difference. There are many reasons why black people should NEVER stand for it. But the common reason Kap and Rauf didn't stand is the same reason I will never fly one outside my home, its the same reasons John Carlos and Tommy Smith raised a gloved fist (blk power salute) during the anthem in '68 Olym. The same valid reason Muhammad Ali refused induction in the US army. The US flag and by extension the anthem is a symbol of oppression and tyranny around the world. Especially to black people in USA. So no one, at least not me gives a fuck why YOU think or if you think either sacrificed. What's relevant here, they did it for the stated reasons. And I supported them all.
The first time I saw Mahmoud play as a Freshman at LSU I literally had a physical and emotional reaction. I remember standing up and walking towards the TV in amazement. His game was so pure, refined, and efficient. I knew instantly that his game was not normal.
Greatest player I have ever seen play in-person, and I saw Magic play at Michigan State, Dominic play at Georgia, and Jordan play at North Carolina. He didn't need a screen or a play to get a good shot. His ball-handling, quick release, and, duh, accuracy, made him unguardable.
I totally agree I describe it as watching something magical. I literally cry from watching old clips I'm just overwhelmed with the level of talent, skill and grace he plays with. It's a blessing to witness!!
Been waiting 18 yrs to see this game after watching the highlights on Sportscenter back in 95. I was smiling ear to ear that night. Kudos for this video!!.
Wow the way Curry plays its literally the same. Both great spot up shooter, pull up shots, floaters, movement without the ball. Damn he would be a beast in today's game.
His game is better than Curry's because Curry shoots from the floor he is the purest jump shooter I've ever seen jumping in the air while shooting that alone takes more energy than just standing on the court and shooting anybody can do that
I've Ben saying that Curry and his game are very similar...i watched this guy play in MS...he was one of the greatest shooters I've EVER seen...like Curry he could pull up ANYWHERE after half court and it was a good shoot...Steph benefits from the way the rules aid the offensive players now in the NBA...if Chris/ Mahmoud was playing now then he would be lighting folks up
+Ulysses P. Walker Jr. Brother...Mahmoud was/is a legend in MS...if you watched him play in high school then you know how good he was...if he played now then he would be averaging way more than the 19 pts that he averaged in the 90's...if he had a coach that featured him in the offense then there would be no telling what this man could do...just think if he played for a Don Nelson, a Paul Wesphal, a Cotton Fitzsimmons...all I can say is what a waste of a great talent 🤔
Imagine if he played for Larry Brown or Chuck Daly. Chuck Daly coached Penny and Isiah Thomas. Larry Brown coached Iverson and Billups. George Karl was a scoring point guard type of coach too.
I just saw a video of him hitting 124 perimeter jump shots out of 126 in 6 minutes. Unbelievable! I watched more vids of his NBA career and Phil Jackson knows what he's talking about!
finally someone else knows what they are talking about.. lol..he jumper was wet..setting up teammates. nice quick crossovers..if only all the off court stuff he had going on, personally I think if he balled for more years more ppl now n days would know his game
Rodney Hawkins There actually wasnt any public personal problems besides him expressing his political and religious rights as a US citizen; to not stand for the National Anthem. The elites that ran NBA back at that time black balled him out of a career.
AKA Chris Jackson ..absolute beast period. they hindered his career due to his religious choice. one of the best to ever do it. he'd drop 30 per game in today NBA
quite possibly the greatest shooter Ive ever seen. No Screens needed, In your Pointguards face.....All Day,Every Day. Just ask J. Stockton and M. Jordan.
***** old JordaN FROM 96 JUST had 2 years off playin baseball AND went on to win 3 more rings. so yeah his 10 scoring titles and 6 rings can hold those jumpers in his face. AND Jordan was an easy first round beating for other players so...............
1:31 was definitely NOT a three. I'm not sure if the TV announcers and the arena announcers misspoke, but his left foot was well in front of the 3 pt line.
Y'all haven't seen him play in the big 3....He's at aleast 15 years older than any other player in that league and he is Shell of himself and he is still good... He made great guards look bad. When people talk about the great pgs They forget about him
Crazy and Unbelievable that he is not mentioned when it comes to the sport period. An elite guard without the size just pure talent. Dude would have won many games easily. Respect to AI Kyrie Tony Parker And Curry But Mahmoud was before his time. He would have dominated in this era as well. Living Legend
The Lob Mob since Curry is better, Mahmoud is the Curry of the 90s just like if Kobe was better than Jordan, jordan would be considered the Kobe of the 90s but, thats not the case so Kobe is the Jordan of the 2000-2010 era.
+Paulo Webba .... However it is important to note that if you are a coach you would be using Mahmoud as your model for perfect shooting form. You just cannot teach what Steph is doing.... Steph is a superstar and is having the time of his career, but when it comes to who is the "better" shooter, my money would be on Mahmoud.... Alan Houston was another shooter with excellent shooting form.
You stole my comment! If Abdul-Rauf had a offensive/uptempo coach and a Klay Thompson-esque shooting guard beside him, the Nuggets would have been awesome. Instead they tried to focus too much on Mutumbo on offense....ugh.
Simply put this guy played in the wrong era. I was a huge fan and this poor guy was literally railroaded out of the NBA. What an an amazing talent which was wasted.
+2KGrind09 A player doesn't have to invent some new, never-before-seen style to be impressive... he just has to be really good at basketball. And curry is really good at basketball, and having one of the best seasons in the history of the league, statistically.. Shouldn't that be enough?
His game is nothing like Curry's, Chris doesn't need spacing to get his shot off, bounce off the dribble then wet, Curry's J comes from his chest, Chris is'ah more thorough shoot'ah, I'll put anything on it.
When mahmoud played for Denver he could have scored more but the rest of his team bitched & moaned about not getting touches. Especially Reggie Wiliams, La phonso ellis & mutoumbo
Rauf is what speed and accuracy means. I would like to know his training style. Curry edge is he got a championship other than nothing else against this guy.
theres a 50 min vid on RUclips with him talking about Everything from poverty to his intense training as a kid to islam and etc... When he was 9 he set a goal for himself that he would reach. He would go out every single day super early in the morning even when thunder struck and it was cold he would practise untill he came Home and his hands were frostbitten. He said as a kid sometimes he would train so hard that he nearly ran out of breath. Since he had tourettes syndrome and something else he became obsessed with doing Everything perfect. He wouldnt stop shooting untill he felt his form was absolutely perfect. i advise you to Watch the video its really worth it
yep and he also played against his imagination. he said he visualized playing against an invisible defender who always could just barely touch the ball while his dribbling and shooting. the amount of dedication was truly amazing
I said this recently.,,.. THIS guy was A1...Very , Very talented,, at 6.2.. FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND. HYBRID POINT SHOOTING GUARD.. Cmon!!! In my book,, if he played longer ,, he's up there with the Greats as far as talent and know the game...
if you watched a lot of his games you could say he would have a higher 3 percentage if he line checking all the time, but since he's so fluid in his shot he doesn't care where he takes it. But if you pay attention he nails so many shots with a foot over the line or on the line while the other behind.
I noticed that watching a lot of videos on him. There were a lot of shots with his foot just inside or on the line. It's like getting the shot off comfortably was more important to him. Than where he was on the court. Not once do you see him look down to check for the line. People say they've never seen a shooter like Steph. My rebuttal is always, I have, his name is Mahmoud Abdul Rauf.
The NBA had no match up for rauf he was so different me as a bulls fan i was glad they were in the west because when the bulls had to play them the night before i couldn't sleep like if i was the one who was playing.
I can't think of anyone in the past or present that could guard him one on one. When he was at LSU as a freshman. Everyone at the park would argue about who could beat MJ one on one. Someone shouted out "I bet Chris Jackson would bust Jordan's ass!" Everyone emphatically agreed!!
Mahmoud talked about how he had to shoot 10 free throws before he left the court. Not only did all 10 have to swish but they had to swish perfectly to his satisfaction. If 1 did not hit perfectly he would start all over. It kept him on the court sometimes crying because his quest for perfection would keep him out in the blazing sun in Gulfport, Mississippi for hours trying to shoot each shot perfectly.
@TheNikolatesla34 That is true, but its just amazing for him to overcome his so called disability to become one of the all time great shooters.
His obsessive behavior caused by Tourette’s syndrome is what made him such a great shooter and the best career free throw percentage in NBA history.
No one wants to talk about what he did to Michael Jordan - when he was in high school. Mahmoud is by far the most underappreciated pioneer in the history of basketball.
Agreed
He had a good game against the goat we get it, it happens.
@@go_423he didn't play lebron
@@sportstalkonly1442he said the GOAT, nobody said anything about Lebron
@@CmdrPewpeez yea lebron james. The 🐐
This guy would be an animal in today's wide-open game style
Your honor I present to you exhibit A.. Stephen Curry.. He's the Mahmoud, of today's NBA game bro.. It's crazy, how eerie similar their games' are..
Facts
Damn straight.
What, like a dog? Or an alligator??
Lisa Rose no you got it all wrong young lady. They played fierce defense back in the 90s because they could still hand check. Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was just that good.
" If it doesnt go in all net, It doesnt count!" - Abdul-Rauf 💯💯
I wonder what the shoot around with Abdul-Rauf and Dale Ellis was like… original splash brothers.. they probably needed to change the nets quite often in Denver when they were on fire 😂🔥
No wonder his game winners barely touches rim and ball goes straight out of bounds. 🔥
@@KeithTC2MartinAs you can see!!🔥🔥💯🙌
Mahmoud was on it before Steph Curry and Kaepernick too.
A few will know what I mean.
Standing up for your rights his name was Chris Jackson then he became Muslim I remember that very well.
Don't put Rauf in with that phony Kaepernick
@Steve--I said a few will know what I meant, obviously you're not one of them. Why is Kaepernick a phony?
@@koolhandduke4087 Before Kap got benched (for sucking) he never made a peep about police abuse against minorities. His career was already over and didn't sacrifice anything. He gained. Also..white people get fucked with and killed by cops (the government in general) CONSTANTLY. Unless they're rich of course..Rauf was different. He believed the US government military complex(not the American ideal) was responsible for too much corruption throughout the world for him to stand for it's anthem in good conscious. Never made a big show of it. Which is at least understandable if you know jack about world politics. And cost him probably a hall of fame worthy career.
@@steveguse4481 --They both at some point in their careers refused to stand for the anthem. At what point YOU think Kap did it makes no difference. There are many reasons why black people should NEVER stand for it. But the common reason Kap and Rauf didn't stand is the same reason I will never fly one outside my home, its the same reasons John Carlos and Tommy Smith raised a gloved fist (blk power salute) during the anthem in '68 Olym. The same valid reason Muhammad Ali refused induction in the US army. The US flag and by extension the anthem is a symbol of oppression and tyranny around the world. Especially to black people in USA. So no one, at least not me gives a fuck why YOU think or if you think either sacrificed. What's relevant here, they did it for the stated reasons. And I supported them all.
The first time I saw Mahmoud play as a Freshman at LSU I literally had a physical and emotional reaction. I remember standing up and walking towards the TV in amazement. His game was so pure, refined, and efficient. I knew instantly that his game was not normal.
I had the same reaction as a kid watching him in the nba, he would literally never miss open midrange jump shots or free throws.
Greatest player I have ever seen play in-person, and I saw Magic play at Michigan State, Dominic play at Georgia, and Jordan play at North Carolina. He didn't need a screen or a play to get a good shot. His ball-handling, quick release, and, duh, accuracy, made him unguardable.
I totally agree I describe it as watching something magical. I literally cry from watching old clips I'm just overwhelmed with the level of talent, skill and grace he plays with. It's a blessing to witness!!
53 points at Florida in his fifth college game. I watched highlights and couldn't believe what I was seeing.
It changed my game
Arguably, the perfect jump shooter and FT shooter.....Exquisite Form....
Abdul-Rauf would roast the modern NBA. Would average 30ppg easy. One of the best pure shooters that ever existed. 🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌👍💯💯💯💯💪💪💪
Been waiting 18 yrs to see this game after watching the highlights on Sportscenter back in 95. I was smiling ear to ear that night. Kudos for this video!!.
"If it don't go in all net.... it dont count"
-Abdul-Rauf
Wow the way Curry plays its literally the same. Both great spot up shooter, pull up shots, floaters, movement without the ball. Damn he would be a beast in today's game.
His game is better than Curry's because Curry shoots from the floor he is the purest jump shooter I've ever seen jumping in the air while shooting that alone takes more energy than just standing on the court and shooting anybody can do that
I've Ben saying that Curry and his game are very similar...i watched this guy play in MS...he was one of the greatest shooters I've EVER seen...like Curry he could pull up ANYWHERE after half court and it was a good shoot...Steph benefits from the way the rules aid the offensive players now in the NBA...if Chris/ Mahmoud was playing now then he would be lighting folks up
+Howard Ronald
Preach man. People just dont know about this. He is used to pull up from half court during scrimmage games and i can attest to that.
+Ulysses P. Walker Jr. Brother...Mahmoud was/is a legend in MS...if you watched him play in high school then you know how good he was...if he played now then he would be averaging way more than the 19 pts that he averaged in the 90's...if he had a coach that featured him in the offense then there would be no telling what this man could do...just think if he played for a Don Nelson, a Paul Wesphal, a Cotton Fitzsimmons...all I can say is what a waste of a great talent 🤔
Imagine if he played for Larry Brown or Chuck Daly. Chuck Daly coached Penny and Isiah Thomas. Larry Brown coached Iverson and Billups. George Karl was a scoring point guard type of coach too.
Facts
Love the game of this era. Real men, swishes, mid range game, strategic offensive ball.
I like how Phil Jackson reminded the masses about how good this dude was.
his form. is incredible. perhaps the best shooter. EVER.
Beautiful form, and that pull up J!!!
One of the greatest ever to do it.
He is better than most players today and he has tourettes
No. Righteous Islam.
The ticks of a perfectionist.
I just saw a video of him hitting 124 perimeter jump shots out of 126 in 6 minutes. Unbelievable! I watched more vids of his NBA career and Phil Jackson knows what he's talking about!
finally someone else knows what they are talking about.. lol..he jumper was wet..setting up teammates. nice quick crossovers..if only all the off court stuff he had going on, personally I think if he balled for more years more ppl now n days would know his game
+Kimberly Jacinto Absolutely right!
link?
Rodney Hawkins There actually wasnt any public personal problems besides him expressing his political and religious rights as a US citizen; to not stand for the National Anthem. The elites that ran NBA back at that time black balled him out of a career.
Mahmoud had real game... beautiful stroke and could dish with the best
Most perfect swishes I've ever seen
mushtikla1 never hits the Rim
AKA Chris Jackson ..absolute beast period. they hindered his career due to his religious choice. one of the best to ever do it. he'd drop 30 per game in today NBA
6:50 just snatched the soul straight out of his body. Jesus... what a move. I wish I'd been old enough to appreciate what he did here in Denver.
quite possibly the greatest shooter Ive ever seen. No Screens needed, In your Pointguards face.....All Day,Every Day. Just ask J. Stockton and M. Jordan.
***** If they could talk Im sure they would tell you about a few jumpers in Mikes eye
***** old JordaN FROM 96 JUST had 2 years off playin baseball AND went on to win 3 more rings. so yeah his 10 scoring titles and 6 rings can hold those jumpers in his face. AND Jordan was an easy first round beating for other players so...............
***** WOW!! Somebody really has their #23 limited edition kneepads on.
***** Save your energy for Mike. Just incase his supermodel wife gets tired....lmao
hahahahaha u r right how helpless MJ was,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,even Phil Jackson was blown out
ahead of his time. Phil was actually right lol. if he would of played in this era he would no doubt be at least an allstar
I counted 3 made shots that touched the rim. The rest were all net. He was a goddam machine.
The stats show he was shooting 43% ... but when they go in they go in perfectly, none of that rattling in like with Bird.
43% off jump shots ain't too bad
Few layups here and there
@@cartierjoe 43% is 43% better than Yours Truly :)
@@cartierjoe 43% probably has a lot of 3-pointers rolled in there
xart23x he used to get very angry with himself when he hit rim on his free throws
ONE OF THE BEST EVER PERIOD
Dat's A Bad Dude....Jesus Lord!!!!
No way man...... unguardable And unstoppable ....his speed omg....
Chris Jackson was great but Mahmoud was a fucking surgeon out there
Michael Eyob Chris Jackson is a Dunker vs Mahmoud which is a shooter
1:31 was definitely NOT a three. I'm not sure if the TV announcers and the arena announcers misspoke, but his left foot was well in front of the 3 pt line.
salsadancer00 so technically 38 points
salsadancer00 ....I thought I was the only one noticed
I only knew about this guy as a kid because he was a BEAST on NBA Jam!
Y'all haven't seen him play in the big 3....He's at aleast 15 years older than any other player in that league and he is Shell of himself and he is still good... He made great guards look bad. When people talk about the great pgs They forget about him
I always thought he should have been an all-star in 1994-95.
if rauf played for a coach like kerr and in an era where offensive players are given more leeway.....damn.....he would be untouchable...
mak hines rockets system , wouldn’t be hard to see him averaging 12-14 three point attempts while getting 8-9 assists
6:50 might be one of the best moves ever
Mahmoud was da bomb!
I forgot Dale Ellis and Mahmoud were in the same backcourt. Ellis is often forgotten about but is one of the best shooters all-time.
ADUL-RAUF THE LEGENDARY DOING AND1 AGAINST THE MAVVERICKS
He's sick. Unbelievable!!
His Shot So Damn Pure 💧!!!🤦🏾♂️
Rauf didn't even notice Kidd was guarding him..
I almost felt sorry for J Kidd. LOL
Curry NOT a TRUE point guard Rauf game polished and his jumper more consistent. 💯
If not for the politics - he would be in the Hall Of Fame.
I got the chance to meet him, he has lots of stories to tell and he’s unfortunately forgotten in the league 😔
He was so tough
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!
This guy was so underrated
"he has target acquisition."
No one could stop him, period. They WHITEballed him! He's the first and Steph is like him, period.
Crazy and Unbelievable that he is not mentioned when it comes to the sport period. An elite guard without the size just pure talent. Dude would have won many games easily. Respect to AI Kyrie Tony Parker And Curry But Mahmoud was before his time. He would have dominated in this era as well. Living Legend
6:19 what a move to the lef-side and shoot
Turn around 3 from a 6ft guard in 95. Waaaaay before his time.
Thanks Again MrSterlingfoster with another amazing Upload!!!!!!
Still the prettiest shooting stroke that I've ever seen.
Curry of the 90's
+Paulo Webb Mahmoud was 1st.
The Lob Mob since Curry is better, Mahmoud is the Curry of the 90s just like if Kobe was better than Jordan, jordan would be considered the Kobe of the 90s but, thats not the case so Kobe is the Jordan of the 2000-2010 era.
+Paulo Webba don't say that out loud, I called sports show 97.1 and they went crazy over this, lol
+Paulo Webba .... However it is important to note that if you are a coach you would be using Mahmoud as your model for perfect shooting form. You just cannot teach what Steph is doing.... Steph is a superstar and is having the time of his career, but when it comes to who is the "better" shooter, my money would be on Mahmoud.... Alan Houston was another shooter with excellent shooting form.
You stole my comment! If Abdul-Rauf had a offensive/uptempo coach and a Klay Thompson-esque shooting guard beside him, the Nuggets would have been awesome.
Instead they tried to focus too much on Mutumbo on offense....ugh.
A robot is announcing the players name
Simply put this guy played in the wrong era.
I was a huge fan and this poor guy was literally railroaded out of the NBA. What an an amazing talent which was wasted.
Currylike players in 90s abdul rauf and mark price
this is why curry doesn't impress me.....I've seen this guy kill my Rockets plenty of times.
+2KGrind09 A player doesn't have to invent some new, never-before-seen style to be impressive... he just has to be really good at basketball. And curry is really good at basketball, and having one of the best seasons in the history of the league, statistically.. Shouldn't that be enough?
Saw him at a Mosque in MD when I was a kid giving away books and buying for kids
He Shook Jason Kidd @ 6:50
He shook da whole league, I remember him killing my Spurs 😆
On a court with Jackson, Mashburn, Kidd, Ellis, McDyess, and Mutombo, the most impactful player is Abdul Rauf.
He uses that behind the back or escape dribble to get back to his left hand to shoot. Very rarely does he drive all the way with his right
6:19
Unbelievable
6:51 I never seen a fadeaway like that, it's almost in reverse
The original Steph Curry
His footwork & shot off screens was too pretty.
just sick!
6:50 kidd was lost lmaooo
8:42 Jason Kidd was more lost there. Oh wait, no you guys are lost.
His game is nothing like Curry's, Chris doesn't need spacing to get his shot off, bounce off the dribble then wet, Curry's J comes from his chest, Chris is'ah more thorough shoot'ah, I'll put anything on it.
love this denver lineup
The NBA "assist" is a complete joke
When mahmoud played for Denver he could have scored more but the rest of his team bitched & moaned about not getting touches. Especially Reggie Wiliams, La phonso ellis & mutoumbo
MAHMOUD ABDUL RAUF IS JUST FREAKISH ! No sense of conciousness.
THEY SHOULD START AND1 MIXTAPE WITH THIS GUY...
Rauf is what speed and accuracy means. I would like to know his training style. Curry edge is he got a championship other than nothing else against this guy.
theres a 50 min vid on RUclips with him talking about Everything from poverty to his intense training as a kid to islam and etc... When he was 9 he set a goal for himself that he would reach. He would go out every single day super early in the morning even when thunder struck and it was cold he would practise untill he came Home and his hands were frostbitten. He said as a kid sometimes he would train so hard that he nearly ran out of breath. Since he had tourettes syndrome and something else he became obsessed with doing Everything perfect. He wouldnt stop shooting untill he felt his form was absolutely perfect. i advise you to Watch the video its really worth it
yep and he also played against his imagination. he said he visualized playing against an invisible defender who always could just barely touch the ball while his dribbling and shooting. the amount of dedication was truly amazing
Curry nowhere near as skilled as mahmoud
You knew it would be a long night when you had to guard Mahmoud.
I said this recently.,,.. THIS guy was A1...Very , Very talented,, at 6.2.. FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND. HYBRID POINT SHOOTING GUARD.. Cmon!!! In my book,, if he played longer ,, he's up there with the Greats as far as talent and know the game...
He's actually not even 6 feet tall. He's 5'11".
Some people know him as CHRIS JACKSON ... HE PLAYED WITH SHAQ...
he used to pull the trigger with no hesitation or remorse.
Smooth
GOAT
1:32 three pointer?? his feet was clearly not beyond the arc...
Lmfao you're sad
if you watched a lot of his games you could say he would have a higher 3 percentage if he line checking all the time, but since he's so fluid in his shot he doesn't care where he takes it. But if you pay attention he nails so many shots with a foot over the line or on the line while the other behind.
I noticed that watching a lot of videos on him. There were a lot of shots with his foot just inside or on the line. It's like getting the shot off comfortably was more important to him. Than where he was on the court. Not once do you see him look down to check for the line. People say they've never seen a shooter like Steph. My rebuttal is always, I have, his name is Mahmoud Abdul Rauf.
Today’s league is primed for a player like Mahmoud.
that boy was killing steph curry and his shots are more efficient
Now that is a pure point guard, he trusts his teammates and makes plays for them and himself.
He did that to every point of that era they point out Jason kidd like Mahmoud was a bum everybody got it
What's exact date of this game?
THE ONE AND ONLY ABDUL-RAUF NO IMITATORS, OR DUPLICATORS....WHERE WAS THE AND1 GUYS
Dude takes the longest 2 pointers known to man lol.
The NBA had no match up for rauf he was so different me as a bulls fan i was glad they were in the west because when the bulls had to play them the night before i couldn't sleep like if i was the one who was playing.
Bro was the truth..the league wasn't ready bc he wouldn't get on his knees...🤟🏾🤟🏾
Move at 6:52 was fuckin diiirrrrty
Should have been a hof
Mahmoud would have been just like steph curry in this era, maybe even better. Mahmoud is more athletic than curry.
HE WAS ONE OF THE GREAT TALENTS TO EVER PLAY IN THE NBA BUT WAS CUT SHORT BECAUSE OF FLAG PROTESTS.....
Walillaahil hamd. Real baller
He'd make you pay if you fouled him.
Before there was Steph.. There was Mahmoud....
This one was my fault too. Uncle was extra extra motivated during this run.
I can't think of anyone in the past or present that could guard him one on one. When he was at LSU as a freshman. Everyone at the park would argue about who could beat MJ one on one. Someone shouted out "I bet Chris Jackson would bust Jordan's ass!" Everyone emphatically agreed!!
All on Kidd and the Thunder coach Scottie Brooks