Damn shame the League blacklisted him... no telling what he would have accomplished! Dude was Ice Cold !
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Only a certain amount of people know how lethal Chris/Mahmoud was.![]()
Only a certain amount of people know how lethal Chris/Mahmoud was.![]()



He was an incredible scorer (especially in college) but he was not nearly the pure shooter that Steph Curry is. It's not even close honestly.
Damn shame the League blacklisted him... no telling what he would have accomplished! Dude was Ice Cold !
CJ baked john stockton's ass and coach sloan made NO ADJUSTMENT to give him help. then, late he switched up and put hornacek on CJ and he got the "treatment" too. 
Always wondered what happened to him. I thought his ticks got the best of him cause he was always having multiple uncontrollable movements. Why did he get blackballed? Im assuming because he didnt want to conform to nba policies.
watched him on tv and in-person during his yrs at LSU.
he was an 'effortless' scorer, and he didn't have many 'off' shooting nights, if any.
it was really a matter of time before he went-da-fuck-off.
if chris jackson isn't close, who da fuck is?
SC is an awesome scorer, but cot damn man... he's not a basketball god. there have been other prolific shooters in this game.
some would even say walter ray allen is a better spot-up shooter.



He sparked controversy for refusing to stand for the national anthem, and calling the Flag of the United States a symbol of oppression.
You get blacklisted for speaking the truth?

He sparked controversy for refusing to stand for the national anthem, and calling the Flag of the United States a symbol of oppression.
You get blacklisted for speaking the truth?

Only a certain amount of people know how lethal Chris/Mahmoud was.![]()

How do you not win a chip in college with this type of talent
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Was some bullshit. Wonder why his people didn't fight harder for him?
When he started getting the ticks it was a wrap![]()


This brotha came out here a few years back.
went into some local gym where kats were playing,some nuckle head from trinidad tried to challenge this guy.(not sure what he was thinking)
it got really ugly from there on for the non-thinking nuckle head.
basically the only time he touched the ball,was to check it.
the gym erupted.
this kat can can flat out shoot.
, thanks for your storyAlways wondered what happened to him. I thought his ticks got the best of him cause he was always having multiple uncontrollable movements.
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf: A Portrait of Perfection
By Court Zierk , Correspondent Nov 12, 2009
Imagine being alone on a basketball court for hours. Left in seclusion long after your teammates have retreated to the showers and headed home. Physically exhausted beyond all bearable thresholds. Body aching to the point of near collapse.
Now imagine wanting to leave more than anything else. Wanting to put down that basketball. Wanting to change out of your sweaty clothes, and the shoes that now hurt your feet. Wanting to meet up with your friends. Wanting to be anywhere but where you’re at.
But, for some reason, IT won’t let you.
IT holds you there beyond your control. IT won’t let you leave until you take that basketball that you long to put down, and put it through the hoop 10 times in a row without so much as hitting the rim. IT holds you there until you demonstrate perfection.
And once perfection is achieved, IT lets go just as easily as IT took hold.
The IT I am referring to is a neuropsychiatric disorder of the brain called Tourette’s Syndrome that results in uncontrollable body movements and tics, and IT has haunted former NBA great Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf his entire life.
Born Chris Wayne Jackson on Mar. 9, 1969 in Gulfport, Mississippi, Abdul-Rauf was the middle of three boys born to Jacqueline Jackson, a cafeteria worker thought also to display the strange symptoms of the inherited disease.
Growing up in a poverty-stricken home with a single mother, Abdul-Rauf was known to frequent the city's playground basketball courts, often practicing for hours on end, shooting hundreds of free throws a day, meticulously perfecting the trajectory and arc on his shot and the way the ball would strike the net.
Making sure the ball didn't even touch the rim.
IT wouldn't let him leave these rundown courts until IT told him his shot was perfect.
In some patients, symptoms of Tourette's Syndrome manifest in such a way that the brain will establish unreasonable goals that simply must be achieved before feeling satisfied.
if chris jackson isn't close, who da fuck is?
SC is an awesome scorer, but cot damn man... he's not a basketball god. there have been other prolific shooters in this game.
some would even say walter ray allen is a better spot-up shooter.
How do you not win a chip in college with this type of talent
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Drazen Petrovic, Reggie Miller, Steve Nash, Ray Allen, Larry Bird, to name a few. Chris/Mahmoud was a streaky shooter more in the vein of JR Smith. When he got hot, he was lethal, but he was inconsistent.


Drazen Petrovic, Reggie Miller, Steve Nash, Ray Allen, Larry Bird, to name a few. Chris/Mahmoud was a streaky shooter more in the vein of JR Smith. When he got hot, he was lethal, but he was inconsistent.
Mark Jackson referenced him the other night during the broadcast, but I doubt the average NBA fan really knew/caught what is was talking about.

Three years ago. 43 years old. 102 out of 104.
Three years ago. 43 years old. 102 out of 104.
