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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by Abtin View Post
    Damn US knocked out by Lithuania... 🇱🇹
    No they were already qualified before this game

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  • Abtin
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    Damn US knocked out by Lithuania... 🇱🇹

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by Raptor View Post

    That comparison is a bit weird. Should it not then be more white players in the US team based on how the demographics in the US look?

    ​Usman Garuba, the black player in Spain, was born and raised in Madrid.
    Yes it should be like this but at least black people have a huge presence in the US. There are a big minority there.
    Nothing compared to Spain

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  • Abtin
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    Thanks for your service, legendary Hamed! 👏🏻🏀🇮🇷

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  • oracle
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    congratulations for not finishing 32 out of 32 teams.
    Still great to be #31 in the whole world...only 10 spot lower than futball.

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  • PrinceAli
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    Despite the 0-5 showing at the World Cup, the future looks bright.


    Amini looks like a star and has the prototypical build for an NBA wing. 6’7” and a nice combination of speed, strength, and athleticism for his size and position. Crazy to think he’s still gonna be just 22 at the next World Cup. It’s truly massive that’s he’s already in the development system of one of Europes best clubs. Doubt he’d make this big of an impact at 18 if he was still playing in Iran. He’s grown a lot just in the last year. I think Monaco will start giving him more burn with the senior team this season, especially after seeing how he can play and shine against senior pros in a World Cup. Getting a chance to play role player minutes for a Euroleague contender would give him even more exposure than he already has and will have him ready for either the 2024 or 2025 draft


    Aside from Amini, I was impressed with several other of the other youngsters. Although he didn’t provide scoring, I was impressed with Girgoorian’s (21 yrs) ability to be a primary ball handler as a 6’6” wing. Aghajanpour (22) flashed some nice shotmaking ability and Sina Vahedi (22) looks to be a solid point guard for the future.

    Would be nice if these 3 also get a move to Europe. They likely don’t have an NBA future but they could certainly carve out solid careers in Europe, which would be very important for TM to truly develop and start making more noise
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  • Raptor
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post

    Very very few. Definitely not the proportion of 2 out 10 basketball players
    That comparison is a bit weird. Should it not then be more white players in the US team based on how the demographics in the US look?

    ​Usman Garuba, the black player in Spain, was born and raised in Madrid.

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by tmfan View Post
    This is the first time Iran lost all five games at the WC. Our volleyball and basketball team have been in the declining phase.​
    At least they are doing the job to inject some young player, of course the process is quite hard with inexperienced young and old near the end.

    It's what await football too, even worse with the anti young politics we had the last years

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  • tmfan
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    This is the first time Iran lost all five games at the WC. Our volleyball and basketball team have been in the declining phase.​

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by diz View Post

    Spain has no black people/citizens?
    Very very few. Definitely not the proportion of 2 out 10 basketball players

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