Eastern conference?

are you black?

. No
coopz Yes

did you win a championship?

coopz No

one team player?

Hoop Dreams - no

DID YOU PLAY WITHIN THE LAST YEARS?

sorry, i meant last 5 years?

Not in the last 6 or so years

ok first, lets recap.

a black western conferenece player
who never won a championship
played after 1980, but not in the last 6 years or so

hmmm....

correct - ask 3 or 4 questions

charles barkley?

Are you on drugs?
or been busted for it??

Coopz no
DB5 - me personally no :) and also no to your question

Shaun Kemp

NOt Shaun Kemp

Clue - I was never an all-star but I was handy

What number did you wear??

do you hate gay people?

Position ?

jhfjhbdfgb - not a yes no question

I don't hate gay people

C'mon Mahtma - yes/no - but if you asked me if I played guard I would say yes

Is he a guard ?

this could go for weeks...

is the player in question now a coach in the NBA???

Actually I may hate gay people but I am not Tim Hardaway

TR - no - you are norrowing it down

Black
Western Conf
Not an All Star
Guard
Not played in the last 5 years
No Championship
Played for more than 1 team
Not a coach

Chris Jackson / Mahmoud Abdul Rauf

Mahatma out of no where - I am Chris Jackson/Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf

Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (born Chris Wayne Jackson on March 9, 1969 in Gulfport, Mississippi) is an American former professional basketball player.

Abdul-Rauf changed his name in 1991 upon his conversion to Islam. After a record-setting college career at Louisiana State University, he was selected with the third pick in the 1990 NBA Draft by the Denver Nuggets. He played with Denver until 1995, and was a key player on that team, winning the Most Improved Player award in 1993. Abdul-Rauf later went on to play for the Sacramento Kings and later the Vancouver Grizzlies. He led the league in free throw percentage in 1994 and 1996, narrowly missing (for one missed free throw) the NBA all-time record for free-throw percentage in a single season in 1993-94 (he went 219-229 from the line for a 0.956 percentage as opposed to Calvin Murphy's 0.958 (206-215) all-time record dating back to 1980-81). After leaving the NBA he played professional basketball in Europe, retiring at the end of 2004-05 season. For the season 2006-07 he came out of retirement for the third time in his career to play for Aris Thessaloniki.

Abdul-Rauf overcame the challenge of Tourette syndrome to have an athletic career.

Since retiring from NBA, he has built a mosque in his home town of Gulfport, Mississippi, and has become an Imam. He transformed property that had been a crack-house into the mosque as a symbol of his mission to mobilize the neighborhood to rid itself of drugs and crime.

did the player finish his career in the Pacific division??

vveerrryy nnniiicccceeee

impressive.

Get &*#$ed...........

Dude, go and buy a lottery ticket. 21 million on Saturday night.

Didn't he also get in strife for not standing for the US anthem or something similar???

I'm off to the TAB

today could be the day.

wet tracks and long shots

How good is mahatma coate

I think the main reason for me to do these is so I can get a quick 20 posts and maybe make the forum leaderboard.

Nice guess cote..

Yes he did get in trouble for not standing during the anthem..

Damn, I was going Roy Tarpley...

Yes - when he was with Sacto. he refused to stand for the anthem... That was the death knell of his NBA career (he was getting on as it was...)... Great player/story though - inspirational...

Hmm.. wasnt the last one of these Michael Adams? Next time it will be easy - bound to be a 90's Nuggets guard!

question: are u all gay?

Is SVD and Mahatma Cote the same person?

I could be playing this game until 2010 and not guessed that one.

I feel insulted Sturty ... apologise