Is Aaron Brooks good or bad? Does he actually contribute to winning??

Lol. He attempted a 3 that he was free after getting a screen. Rox got the offensive rebound, and wafer attempted another open 3. Clang again. Roy bring the ball up, artest shove him out, Roy then just threw a 3 that some how went in.

And all this is cause by AB who have the ball and had no intention of passing

 

dude, you realize if you ask clutchfans what happened you'll have a bunch of different opinions.

This thread would have not been needed if you had used a DVR. Maybe you need to upgrade your box.

hahaha

 

You've started a few horrible threads. Please stop cluttering the board.

 

With 3 minutes left in the game and the Rockets down by 3 with Oden fouled out, Brooks should've looked for Yao.

 

yeah how is this OP allowed to continue and start threads in which he harasses other members like this ?

fwiw, I'm not mad at Brooks from last night. the Rockets almost had a steal in the final seconds and could have tied the game.

Brooks heroics cost us the game, but kept us close as well...

he only missed three shots and had a crucial turnover late in the game.

just like the Blazers learned a bit about physical play in the Playofs, AB learned about quality possessions (hopefully)

 

i'm pretty sure there's already a thread devoted to idiotic and asinine aaron brooks digressions, so it is of my expert opinion that the OP deserves harsh reprimands.

 

I'll tell you what cost us the game. The Blazers played a much better defensive game last night and Roy +Aldridge getting on fire.


No one Rockets player cost us the game that touched the floor last night. Landry unfortunately couldn't guard Aldridge but then again no one Rockets player could. Yao was being pretty well defended and battling two usually fresh centers that weren't afraid of playing a little underhanded or in Pryzibla's case flopping. Shane actually dunked and tried to take some shots, you can't really ask any more then that sadly.

Brooks only failing point was that early on, he WAS looking for the pass into Yao or another player and would at times pass on his own shot. Lowry constantly taking it to the hole and drawing the fouls must have gotten him to realize that when the plain old inside and out isn't working rather then dribbling waiting for something to change he will have gamble on his own shot which might explain why he was the main offensive weapon in the final minutes.

 

Start Lowry.

 

Looks like the backup PG for the Rockets will continue to be a popular player.

STOP HOGGING THE BALL STEVIE FRANCHISE!

WHAT IS ALSTON DOING?! BENCH HIM, PLAY BROOKS.

STOP MAKING TURNOVERS AND PASS AB! START LOWRY!

 

Bobby Jackson wasn't that popular...

 

Ok

and the other backup PG (Mike James) also getting some love

Link

 

backup QB syndrome = backup PG syndrome

the similarities are amazing.

 

if ever there was a time to give out negative rep points..

 

Head was very popular here before. Many fanz had fantasy about Head - ROY, start Head, play Head, blah blah blah, etc. What did fanz say about Head in his last 2 seasons here?

Brooks is just a recycle of the story of Head. Today's Head is tomorrow's Brooks. Actually, I need to be honest, Head is a little bit better than Brooks.

 

Yes, we feel it in Aggieland...

Looking up Aaron on youtube, there's just so much confidence in the guy when he led that Oregon team to the elite 8 losing to the eventual champs Florida. I want to see AB shoot more but I may be in the minority.

 

I have to second this. I thought this dude would be history after that clusterf***k thread that was "Third seed is better!"

How can you constantly insult people and not be banned?

 

do everyone a favor and stop posting.

 

Brooks has contributed to us winning a whole lot. I don't feel like I should even go into detail about it if anyone has watched us all season.

Well I will go into a little detail.

Brooks got off to a hot start this season when a lot of the guys were slumping and in and out of the lineups. He kept our heads above water, he led the bench early on along with Wafer and Landry, which kept us in a lot of games.

Game 1 he had a great game. Game 2 he made a few mistakes but was still solid.

The guy is young so you should expect to see the ups and downs of his progression.

 

totally agree with you