Knicks · Another step backwards (page 2)
Sean May and Jawad Williams recently wrapped up their season in France the same way they wrapped up their career at Chapel Hill, with a championship.Paris-Levallois won the French Cup title over JSF Nanaterre 77-74. Paris-Levallois was led by Sean May's 21 points and 13 rebounds, almost as dominant as his performance in the 2005 NCAA championship game. Williams added 12 points in the French Cup title game.
May also claimed the LNB scoring title this season, averaging 18.4 points per game. He also averaged almost eight rebounds a game and was a leader on the court. Williams finished seventh in the scoring, averaging 15.7 points per game. Williams and May both were selected to the All-Star game this season. Williams had 13 points, in what was his second consecutive all star appearance in France.
Paris-Levallois had two Tar Heels on their team last season in Williams and David Noel. This year they found a winning combination in May and Williams and could look at keeping both players for next season. They could get offers from other teams, but they seem to have found a second home in Paris.
http://prosreport.com/unc/article/sean-m...
CrushAlot wrote:Sean May and Jawad Williams recently wrapped up their season in France the same way they wrapped up their career at Chapel Hill, with a championship.Paris-Levallois won the French Cup title over JSF Nanaterre 77-74. Paris-Levallois was led by Sean May's 21 points and 13 rebounds, almost as dominant as his performance in the 2005 NCAA championship game. Williams added 12 points in the French Cup title game.
May also claimed the LNB scoring title this season, averaging 18.4 points per game. He also averaged almost eight rebounds a game and was a leader on the court. Williams finished seventh in the scoring, averaging 15.7 points per game. Williams and May both were selected to the All-Star game this season. Williams had 13 points, in what was his second consecutive all star appearance in France.
Paris-Levallois had two Tar Heels on their team last season in Williams and David Noel. This year they found a winning combination in May and Williams and could look at keeping both players for next season. They could get offers from other teams, but they seem to have found a second home in Paris.
http://prosreport.com/unc/article/sean-m...
God, May looks awful. We already met our fat quotient with Melo and Felton. 
ChuckBuck wrote:Guys that look like that usually set good picks and outlet pass well.CrushAlot wrote:Sean May and Jawad Williams recently wrapped up their season in France the same way they wrapped up their career at Chapel Hill, with a championship.Paris-Levallois won the French Cup title over JSF Nanaterre 77-74. Paris-Levallois was led by Sean May's 21 points and 13 rebounds, almost as dominant as his performance in the 2005 NCAA championship game. Williams added 12 points in the French Cup title game.
May also claimed the LNB scoring title this season, averaging 18.4 points per game. He also averaged almost eight rebounds a game and was a leader on the court. Williams finished seventh in the scoring, averaging 15.7 points per game. Williams and May both were selected to the All-Star game this season. Williams had 13 points, in what was his second consecutive all star appearance in France.
Paris-Levallois had two Tar Heels on their team last season in Williams and David Noel. This year they found a winning combination in May and Williams and could look at keeping both players for next season. They could get offers from other teams, but they seem to have found a second home in Paris.
http://prosreport.com/unc/article/sean-m...God, May looks awful. We already met our fat quotient with Melo and Felton.
ChuckBuck wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Sean May and Jawad Williams recently wrapped up their season in France the same way they wrapped up their career at Chapel Hill, with a championship.Paris-Levallois won the French Cup title over JSF Nanaterre 77-74. Paris-Levallois was led by Sean May's 21 points and 13 rebounds, almost as dominant as his performance in the 2005 NCAA championship game. Williams added 12 points in the French Cup title game.
May also claimed the LNB scoring title this season, averaging 18.4 points per game. He also averaged almost eight rebounds a game and was a leader on the court. Williams finished seventh in the scoring, averaging 15.7 points per game. Williams and May both were selected to the All-Star game this season. Williams had 13 points, in what was his second consecutive all star appearance in France.
Paris-Levallois had two Tar Heels on their team last season in Williams and David Noel. This year they found a winning combination in May and Williams and could look at keeping both players for next season. They could get offers from other teams, but they seem to have found a second home in Paris.
http://prosreport.com/unc/article/sean-m...God, May looks awful. We already met our fat quotient with Melo and Felton.
I think Zack looks even worse....Zack is only the best low post threat in the NBA.....Consistent Double Double machine.
I think Sean May has the same potential......Just needs the right system!
blkexec wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Sean May and Jawad Williams recently wrapped up their season in France the same way they wrapped up their career at Chapel Hill, with a championship.Paris-Levallois won the French Cup title over JSF Nanaterre 77-74. Paris-Levallois was led by Sean May's 21 points and 13 rebounds, almost as dominant as his performance in the 2005 NCAA championship game. Williams added 12 points in the French Cup title game.
May also claimed the LNB scoring title this season, averaging 18.4 points per game. He also averaged almost eight rebounds a game and was a leader on the court. Williams finished seventh in the scoring, averaging 15.7 points per game. Williams and May both were selected to the All-Star game this season. Williams had 13 points, in what was his second consecutive all star appearance in France.
Paris-Levallois had two Tar Heels on their team last season in Williams and David Noel. This year they found a winning combination in May and Williams and could look at keeping both players for next season. They could get offers from other teams, but they seem to have found a second home in Paris.
http://prosreport.com/unc/article/sean-m...God, May looks awful. We already met our fat quotient with Melo and Felton.
I think Zack looks even worse....Zack is only the best low post threat in the NBA.....Consistent Double Double machine.
I think Sean May has the same potential......Just needs the right system!
That would be great. I always thought of Zach as a guy that was thick and May as a guy that was fat. May looks fat in all of the images I can find but he did lead the league he was in in scoring and grabbed just under 9 boards a night. If he could translate that to the nba he would be huge get for the team that signed him.
Also, I think the bashing of Shandon Anderson and Howard Eisley goes too far sometimes. They were solid players, just shouldn't have been starters. If they were your 7th and 8th men, those were quality players, just heavily overpaid. The 6'7" Clarence Weatherspoon with his .01 inch vertical gave me nightmares, however. 