Hubie Brown scares me

• KellyDwyer

  +4

  I have to hype this one. Look at that picture!

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Jason

  +3

  That video is great--the intensity, the perm, the 2nd person perspective.  And this line was interesting:

  "In the NBA there's only one guy on any team that wants the ball to decide the game."
  

   

  In other words, even though they're filled with players who have been The Man on their respective teams growing up, NBA teams are just like my rec-league teams.  There can be only one top dog.

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• spurscenter

  +2

  hubie brown is the man

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• chone

  +5

  This (especially the first comment) is a sort of oldie very but goodie from Detroit Bad Boys. Also, Tirico sucks.

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

  • Ben Q. Rock

    +3

    AWESOME.

    Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• KellyDwyer

  +4

  Look at that picture!

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

  • chone

    +3

    I bet he has dandruff and very bad breath.

    Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Sportaphile

  +2

  i love that white man's jheri curl he used to have..... very awesome

  Posted 1/30/2008 [reply] [flag]

• fastbreakblog

  +1

  I met Hubie Brown a few times back when he was the coach of the Knicks outside of Madison Square Garden.   A very nice guy, class act.     Real knowledgeable and did not mind talking to a little pip squeak like me at the time.    Don't hate on him--he is a good guy.

  Posted 2/8/2008 [reply] [flag]

  • And One

    +1

    Freddy:

    I love Hubie but he does scare me.  I hang on his every word but there's a part of me just waiting for him to look directly into the camera and ask me if I've done my homework.

    Carolyn

     

    Posted 2/8/2008 [reply] [flag]

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So Brown’s “Semi-Pro” Tech Advisor Gig Is Over?
Published 2/11/2008 by Brooks at SPORTSbyBROOKS
... that Brown, who hasn’t coached since he led the Knicks to a painful 23-59 finish in the 2005-06 season, doesn’t want his career to end on such a low ebb. Chicago GM John Paxson was really starting to show us something for awhile. But then he forked over $50M+ (gag!) for Ben Wallace and traded the most improved player in the league this year, Tyson Chandler, for a worn-out plow horse in P.J. Brown. And now he’s considering the wrong Brown retread. Personally, we’d go with Hubie . At least you’d get some entertainment value for your buck.