The Doctor

[O.G.]

The legendary Dave Zinkoff would announce the starters and the crowd would go nuts.

"From Massachusetts !! Juuuuliuus Errrrrviiiing!!!.

Shit was crazy,enough to give you goose bumps. Great Times.

Say wha? Could of sworn he was from Jersey

Umass is where he played college ball. They yell out ya college before the game.

 

[its....JOHN B]

The legendary Dave Zinkoff would announce the starters and the crowd would go nuts.

"From Massachusetts !! Juuuuliuus Errrrrviiiing!!!.

Shit was crazy,enough to give you goose bumps. Great Times.

Say wha? Could of sworn he was from Jersey

Umass is where he played college ball. They yell out ya college before the game.

Damn I didn't even know that, always thought Camby was the best player to come out of Umass

 

[O.G.]

The legendary Dave Zinkoff would announce the starters and the crowd would go nuts.

"From Massachusetts !! Juuuuliuus Errrrrviiiing!!!.

Shit was crazy,enough to give you goose bumps. Great Times.

Say wha? Could of sworn he was from Jersey

Umass is where he played college ball. They yell out ya college before the game.

Damn I didn't even know that, always thought Camby was the best player to come out of Umass

Some of Doc's Umass stats. The Doc was a phenom.

Member of an elite club in NCAA history: averaging 20+ points and 20+ rebounds per game

Recorded 51 double-doubles in 52 career contests (Had 9 in his last game)

Left school as UMass' all-time leading scorer and rebounder

Had two games with 30 or more rebounds

UMass record-holder in many categories (through 2007-08 season)

First: career scoring average (26.3 ppg)

First: career scoring average, conference games (26.0 ppg)

First: consecutive games in double-figures (52)

First: single-season scoring average (26.9 ppg)

First: single-season scoring average, conference games (26.0 ppg)

First: single-season points scored (727)

First: 20 point or better games in a season (23, twice)

First: consecutive 20 point or better games in a season (18)

First: points in a half (29)

First: single-season field goals: 286 made, 609 attempted

First: free throws made in a game (19)

First: rebound averages: 20.2 rpg career, 20.1 rpg conference career, 20.9 rpg season, 21.8 rpg conference season

First: rebounds in a game: 32 overall, 28 conference game

First: double-figure rebound games: 51 career, 26 season

First: consecutive double-figure rebound games (18)

First: rebounds in a half (18)

First: rebounds in a season: 527 overall, 218 conference games

Camby is one of my favorite nba unheralded players tho.

 

[THIRDSUPREME]

IMO Cooper and Rodman are two of the GOAT role Players.

Rodman wasn't a role player.

Feel free to elaborate...

Dont feed the troll.

Shut up bitch.

Role players dont get inducted into the hall of fame. Just cuz a nigga don't drop hella points don't make him a role player. Rodman was a star....Defense and rebounds. Get off that fuck shit fam.

Role players.

John Paxson

Steve Kerr

Ron Harper

Etc Etc.

Rodman was a star.

I aint none of ya bitches nigga. Idk wtf you think you talking to. Save ya tough talk for them weak ass niggaz you be around. The nigga is great role player. You compared him to two players who lead their team. That nigga was never even the 2nd best player on his team.

Man. Did you ever even watch those teams for real bruh? John Paxson and Steve Kerr didn't lead shit. If you wadnt watchin the bulls on WGN from 90-98 you only know what you seen on sports center. Make no mistake we don't talk about Paxson and Kerr bruh. We talk about Mike, Scottie and Rodman.

Im talking about Durant & Melo. You compared Dennis Rodman 2 them bcuz he was a rebounder.

That was somebody else.that said that pimp. Not me.

 

[THIRDSUPREME]

Makes sense, but in the N.B.A we consider role players as the supporting cast or "the help" and Rodman wasn't that.

IMO on the Pistons and Spurs , Rodman was part of the supporting cast.

On the bulls...he wasn't.

 

[MR.CJ]

Damn u can copyright anything

 

[O.G.]

Makes sense, but in the N.B.A we consider role players as the supporting cast or "the help" and Rodman wasn't that.

IMO on the Pistons and Spurs , Rodman was part of the supporting cast.

On the bulls...he wasn't.

I agree

 

[TheBossman]

uploading the doc on vimeo now.

 

[TheBossman]

https://vimeo.com/68242418

 

[king hassan]

https://vimeo.com/68242418

Thanks for the upload homie. And like I've stated before, cats were athletic as shit then, the NBA restricted that shit, they wanted that white boy ball. Mike Piazza look like a bitch, World B Free used to light that shit up, Billy Cunningham wasn't called the Kangaroo Kid for nothing, Doc dunked on everybody, I had that Dr J basketball rim as a shorty, his daughter fine than a muthafucka!!!

 

[TheBossman]

i never seen anyone block a doc shot or dunk till i saw this documentary.

damn @ the rucker having more people their to see him than an nba arena.

and they didn't mention his unknown daughter he had.

 

[jazzybella]

When he talked bout his deceased son, you could see the sadness in his eyes that part was heartbreaking

 

[king hassan]

i never seen anyone block a doc shot or dunk till i saw this documentary.

damn @ the rucker having more people their to see him than an nba arena.

and they didn't mention his unknown daughter he had.

The tennis player, the one he had by that white woman. She said she didn't want anything to do with him anyway even though he paid for her finances growing up. SMH @ that old white woman in the florist not knowing who was in her presence, but his cool ass kept it moving, niggas nowadays would have pitched a bitch. '' You don't know me, you don't know who I am''!!!

And that Rucker shit was crazy, and you see everybody was dunking in the ABA lol. Bill Walton talking that this, basically he wanted to say that '' nigger ball''

 

[#1hiphopjunki3]

Doc dunked that ball easy as fuck at the end of the movie!!!

 

[RAPH]

Wth @ this awkward rare jewel... & 42 year old 6'7" SF vs. a 45 year old 7'2" C, one on one?

Dr. J vs. Kareem Abdul Jabbar