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SG Michael Redd (NBA All Star, Olympic gold medalist)

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You mean there was a time when OSU actually was able to get players in the NBA? Shocking.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=list/nba_bestsecondroundpicks

8. Michael Redd (2000, Milwaukee)
Redd, a 6-foot-6 guard drafted by the Bucks out of Ohio State, just keeps getting better. After appearing in only six games in his first season, he emerged as a scorer, averaging 11.4 points per game coming off the bench in 2001-02, and then 15.1 points per game the next season, again mostly as a reserve. This past season, Redd started every game, averaging 21.7 points (10th in the NBA) and 5 rebounds, and played in the All-Star Game.
 
On a side note, is any else as pissed off as me that so many players are turning their backs on the Olympic squad? F**k every one of them who thumbs his nose at his country...
 
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Oh8ch said:
Jerry Lucas (1960) and Bill Hoskett (1968) both own Gold Medals. I am not aware of any others - and none since Pros were allowed.
JJ should have been on it in '92. Fucking Laettner hits a lucky shot in the tourney, and he gets picked for the dream team. That's exactly what that team needed, was another fucking center. :pissed: I'm not bitter. I'm not bitter.
 
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Redd screwed over for Olympic team

Bullshit. I hope this team falls flat on it's ass....

UConn center Emeka Okafor will be invited to fill the final roster spot on this summer's US Olympic basketball team, league sources tell ESPN.com's Marc Stein.

Okafor is expected to formally accept the invitation shortly, which would complete USA Basketball's season-long odyssey to finalize a 12-man contingent for Athens after numerous pullouts and rebuffed invitations.

USAB's selection committee opted to fill its final roster spot with a power player instead of a perimeter specialist such as Milwaukee's Michael Redd.
 
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