Julius Basketball T Shirts

Our Julius basketball t shirts are one of my favorite designs, and one that has a story behind it.

The last Nets championship came on May 13, 1976, 37 years ago, when the New York Nets defeated the Denver Nuggets 112-106 at Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York. I know because I was there.

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I watched as Dr. J and the New York Nets took home the championship, and the confetti fell from the rafters. It was the last championship I attended in person until the New York Giants won the Super Bowl in 2007, but it was my first, and I was at least there, though maybe not old enough to truly appreciate what I had seen.

In the early 70′s, Doctor J was everything that Lebron James and Michael Jordan was COMBINED. He dominated games where his long thin frame flew like Superman above everyone else. But his strength was underrated. He could also muscle his way in to the basket as well. Certainly not as big or as strong as Lebron, but his agility would make up for it. And his clutch was better. He was MJ-like in leadership and in clutch. He played defense as well as either of those two as well.
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Fantasy Football: Teams Trending In The Wrong Direction

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In an ideal world, every franchise in the NFL attempts to make improvements during the offseason to give them a shot at winning. However, that would be impossible to pull off, so there are always at least a few teams due for more rough patches. Here are three teams who have had recent success that may struggle in 2013.

New York Giants

Eli Manning and the New York Giants have two Super Bowl rings in the last few seasons, but this team certainly doesn’t look like a true contender on paper and their players look destined to be late round picks in fantasy football leagues this year. The good news for them is that there is no dominant team in the NFC East, so it might only take nine wins to get into the playoffs.
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Knicks To Sign Nate Robinson?

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There’s talk of Nate Robinson being signed by the Knicks. That’s all they need, another chucker! But at least he’d be better than JR Smh-th.

According to Jared Zwerling of ESPN, Nate would like to return to the Knicks when he becomes a free agent on July 1.

I could see this happening, and after what nate against the Nets and Heat in this year’s playoffs, you can’t help being impressed by the little guy. He plays with a lot of heart, something the Knicks seem to lack a bit of, according to what we saw in the knicks-Pacers series.
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Jerry Reese Can Say, “I Told You So”

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Remember Steve Smith, wide receiver of the New York Giants who helped the team win a super bowl in 2007? Remember the guy who hurt his knee and still wanted more money when his contract expired in 2010? And instead of resigning with the Giants decided he could do better elsewhere, signing with the rival Philadelphia Eagles?

Yeah that guy. Well, he retired today, issuing a statement released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his team of record. “I’ve been blessed to play the game that I love at the highest level for the past six years…I will always cherish my time with the New York Giants and our Super Bowl victory in 2007. I also want to thank the Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers organizations for the opportunities they gave me. This was not an easy decision, but it’s the right decision for me at this time.”

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Vogel Won’t Do It Again

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In yesterday’s last second 103-102 loss to the Miami Heat, Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel pulled out his starting center, Roy Hibbert twice in the last minute in favor of a smaller lineup.

Two weeks ago when the Pacers were playing the Knicks, Vogel was asked how often during the season he’s “matched down.” In other words, how often as he gone to a smaller lineup when the opponent tries to beat the Pacers’ size with shooters and quickness. “Zero,” was Vogel’s answer.

So Vogel went against what worked for him this season. In other words, he micromanaged the game too much. We talkd about this yesterday in terms of Lionel Hollins possibly doing that with Grizzles.
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