Georgetown Hoyas Brawls With Chinese Basketball Team Bayi Rockets Exclusive Photos

From the pics looked like they whupped some ass.

From the pics looked like they whupped some ass.


^^^^^^^^^^ This...



Tha hell?!? The chinese were clearly the aggressors.
-CTF
I don't know if the refs were cheating or the Hoyas were hacking they ass off b/c free throws were 57 to 15. I know Big East team pride themselves on physical play so if this was the case I think we know why this shit happen.Mex Carey, Georgetown's sports information director, told ESPN.com that the game was "very physical," with 57 free throws taken by Bayi to just 15 for Georgetown, and quickly spun out of control.

Yea man didn't want to say it but after watching that video it look like the Hoyas took a L. Yea that guy that got separated from the group had to have a couple of knots on his head. Man it seem like it was so many of them.Them chinese mothafuckas been watching some American TV
They kicked them niggas asses![]()
Damn niggas really are getting soft out here there is a pattern of fail im starting to see.

Them chinese mothafuckas been watching some American TV
They kicked them niggas asses![]()
Damn niggas really are getting soft out here there is a pattern of fail im starting to see.

lmao...yeah and looks like crouching monkey did some work on junebug and the 124th st. gang..lolEverybody was kung fu fightingggggggg
lmao...yeah and looks like crouching monkey did some work on junebug and the 124th st. gang..lol
Looks like this is a team of Chinese professional players though, according to wiki. So I kinda can't blame them from taking an L against some grown ass men...
According to the link, one of Bayi's current players is Wang ZhiZhi, that dude's 32...
Bayi Shuanglu Rockets (八一双鹿电池火箭) or Bayi Rockets or Bayi Army Rockets or Bayi Shuanglu are a basketball team in the South Division of the Chinese Basketball Association, based in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Bayi ("eight one") means "August First", so the English name of the team could be translated as August First Rockets, but this name is very rarely seen in English-language Chinese media. They are occasionally called Bayi Deers because of their corporate sponsorship by the Pairdeer brand of batteries, whose logo is a pair of deer (双鹿, or shuanglu).
The Bayi Rockets are an army team and their players serve in the People's Liberation Army (PLA). The "Bayi" in their name represents the anniversary of the founding of the PLA. There are also other army teams with the Bayi name in other sports leagues, such as Bayi China Telecom in the WCBA, the men's soccer team Bayi Zhengbang, and the women's soccer team Bayi Xiangtan.
Damn bruh's gettin swooped on by Chinese guys now lol
That dude in the corner took a l
Tha hell?!? The chinese were clearly the aggressors.
-CTF

Put me in coach!
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Man if it wasn't for guns, disease and oceans in the way, them mofos would have ruled the world had they embraced their various temples and martial arts factions.![]()
