Greg Anthony has really impressed me on ESPN

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Where did they find this guy from. He really knows the game and is very eloquent. Big up to Greg!

 

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He does a great job and is well spoken and prepared. I also beleive this guy is an attorney.

 

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http://www.nba.com/playerfile/greg_anthony/?nav=page

 

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He has been known to go into the jacuzzi with Richard Perry

 

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Much better than Kenny Smith, in my opinion.....

 

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Kenny Smith is lame! He is a big dork and I love when Barley makes fun of him!

Oh ya and Greg Anthony does a great job! IMO

 

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I agree 8, he has no business being one of TNT's hosts, there are much better prospects.

 

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Kenny and Charles are great together.

Greg is a UNLV grad, he cant land a big job because of that.

 

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truthteller..nice thread

i watched greg last night and had the same thoughts...this guy can really analyze a game and players. as a knicks fan, he provided me with some good times and bad times while he played the point here for about 3-4 years. frankly, he expresses himself much better today than he did during interviews as a player IMHO.

 

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Remember when he broke his jaw??!! Oh man that was nasty!

 

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I'm still waiting for someone to ask him about the 1991 semi-final game against Duke. Watch a replay of that game very closely and you'll know what I mean.

 

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same here. . .the harold renolds of the NBA

 

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Rail. that wasnt Anthony, that was Moses Scurry, Anderson Hunt and David Butler.

 

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Castaway- Rail is on the right track though. Like I said, watch a tape of the game or talk to some of the sharp guys that were betting sports in Las Vegas at the time and they'll confirm what I'm hinting at.

 

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He broke his JAW in that game. Have you ever tried to play basketball with a broken jaw? He is not a Moses Scurry or Anderson Hunt. He went on to make MILLIONs in the NBA and now has a career in broadcasting because he is a bright kid not because he fixed the final four with Perry. By the way I was at the game sitting amongst the Duke fans who all looked like Davis Love III with their Blue Botton Down Oxfords, Khacki pants and Penny loafers. I was thoroughly disgusted walking thru those preppy MFERS saddened by defeat.

 

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Castaway- There was nothing to be sad about. If this game was played in the parking lot with no fans, no pointspread and no lackeys that liked to hang around the basketball program, then UNLV would have beaten Duke by 40.

Unfortunately, this game was played before it ever started.