Chinese/Georgetown basketball teams brawl; questionable officiating also?
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phinnheddforum_veteranOPThe Georgetown Hoyas basketball team will continue on to Shanghai where they are scheduled to meet China's Baiyi Rocket again this weekend following an all-out on-court brawl between the two teams.
On the official Twitter feed set up to follow their trip to China the team tweeted: "After a tough night, we really look forward to the opportunity to continue our trip. Off to Shanghai. #HoyasInChina" on Friday. According to Georgetown coach John Thompson III, the team will continue with the remainder of its itinerary.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ClAM3zXx-I
I think most of those Chinese players are military members. They have a track record of fighting opponents. Personally, **** you China.
Fin-OmenalNew MemberAnd the start of the mythical chinese/American war begins on a basketball court....might aswell declare Marshalls Law now and start smacking every chinaman we see.
phinnheddforum_veteran"Fin-Omenal wrote:
And the start of the mythical chinese/American war begins on a basketball court....might aswell declare Marshalls Law now and start smacking every chinaman we see.
It's inevitable it seems.
Muckretired_admin"phinnhedd wrote:
I think most of those Chinese players are military members. They have a track record of fighting opponents. Personally, **** you China.
I wouldn't doubt it. They were essentially piling onto guys and went right to throwing chairs.
Make the throwback uniforms permanent!
MikeHonchosubscriberLet's be honest and call it like it is, fellas. This feud started way back when Bruce Lee first challenged Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. C'mon, we all know who really killed Hakim.
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
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