Best defensive footwork
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Prediction...Pain
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Best defensive footwork
135-160 lb'ers. Best at evading with ease and re-grouping, away from danger
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Re: Best defensive footwork
Pernell, certainly in his younger days. He moved less at 147
Camacho, his feet were the real focus of his defence, for a slick type his head movement wasn't great.
Camacho, his feet were the real focus of his defence, for a slick type his head movement wasn't great.
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Pac's footwork is pretty good, both offensively and defensively.
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Pernell Whitaker for me sure!
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keithmoonhangover
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Wilt Chamberlain.Prediction...Pain wrote:135-160 lb'ers. Best at evading with ease and re-grouping, away from danger
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Duran was incredible with his defensive footwork as an older man, always in position to counter.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Wilt Chamberlain.Prediction...Pain wrote:135-160 lb'ers. Best at evading with ease and re-grouping, away from danger
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Wilt Chamberlain.Prediction...Pain wrote:135-160 lb'ers. Best at evading with ease and re-grouping, away from danger
Kurt Rambis was not bad either.
His excellent footwork somehow always enabled him to be in position
to chuck elbows and get rebounds.
His footwork was also probably made even more effective by his giant horn-rimmed glasses.