4,022 days ago the Bucks selected Joe Alexander 8th overall in the 2008 NBA Draft
Posted Jul 2, 2019, 2:35 AM UTC
Posted Jul 2, 2019, 2:35 AM UTC
Now I am curious.
What happened 4023 days ago that you don't wanna tell us about? Why the focus on 4022 days ago?
He fapped to it religiously back on 2008 as a great pick up and is now projecting his own self hatred toward us through comedic relief bc the pic ended up as one of the worst busts in 10 yrs...
I had such high hopes...
Taiwanese legend Joe Alexander.
Oh, almost went an entire day without wanting to die, but alas the streak lives on
Salim Stoudamire, Acie Law IV, Joe Alexander, Kevin Pittsnogle and Sean May. My 2000’s, starting 5 of unsung college heroes, that couldn’t translate their skills into the league.
This dude made 5 million dollars
Did you count out the days yourself or cheat and use an online calculator?
no need to count, 365 days multiplied by 11 years = 4,015 plus two leap days = 4,017 now plus 5 more days to get to July 1st = 4,022
Math checks out and I'm even more impressed
I thought he was going to be a stud..
Same with some Gonzaga? Dude who went by sandman?
Way off on those two
Sacre? Same actually
Robert Sacre? I don't think that's him. He looked like jokic with the same haircut. I just remember him dominating in the tournament and thought he'd avg a dbl dbl. He went in the 2nd or undrafted
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I think that's him! I just looked at his wiki and holy shit he's played in like every country. It's pretty great that there are so many leagues around the world if you can't make it in the NBA
Joe Alexander was the prime example of having a great ncaa tournament run and a team stupidly ignoring their regular season, or how they’d project in the future
I mean, he was pretty great all season at WVU, and he was a 6'8" forward with crazy hops, a smooth jumper, & some burgeoning scoring chops. Injuries definitely derailed him to some degree, but most wouldn't have predicted he would translate so poorly.
His vertical was him jumping over a mountain
Goat
Thanks for blessing the sub with this nugget of knowledge OP