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Life goes on.
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
Originally Posted by Im Still Ballin
Common courtesy
u rite.
-Smak
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Local High School Star
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
f u OP, Imma list MY stats how I want, deal with it
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XXL
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
Originally Posted by ILLsmak
u rite.
-Smak
Smak gets it.
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well well well
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
ill by using assists first from now on
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Gone_Fishin
Fan in the Stands (unregistered)
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
OP is top 17 worst poster on here. But she's right in this case.
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XXL
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
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... on a leash
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
Originally Posted by MP.Trey
No it doesn't. The second highest stat between those two comes next. You call a 20 point, 10 assist guy a 20/10 guy, not a 20/3/10 guy.
Thats because anybody would present that statline in just 2 numbers...
But yeah, generally, you should go PPG/RPG/APG. Thats the rule, yo.
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NBA Legend
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
I agree
Originally Posted by Nikola_
But a big man is called 20/10 guy
its same thing as day/month/year. literally my eyes hurt when i see 12/27/2015
month/day/year is just something we've gotten used to but is terrible if you think about it. It's like giving the time as minute/hour/day. The assumption is that the year is probably already known so its not priority information but when you're dealing with records that span over a number of years, it's annoying as shit.
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Playoff Rondo
Re: When you post a full stat-line, the rebounds ALWAYS come before the assists
I agree with and abide by OP's rule.
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