Re: Here's an Idea!!!

[JOSH FARBER <joshfarber@home.com>]

He does play Point Guard sometimes when El-Amin isn't in the game.  He
played it a lot in the tournament when El-Amin was in foul trouble.  I
think he would be a great backup point guard who can develop on this
team.  He did score a decent amount of points a few years ago, but like
I said, he was one of the main focuses of the offense.  He isn't
anymore, but did anyone see him play in the championship game?  He was
fabulous in the 1st half and shut down Trajan Langdon at the end of the
game.

			Josh

RichDawg wrote:
> 
> Ricky Moore does not play point guard Khalid El Amin (sp?) does.  However I
> do agree with you that Ricky would be a good second round pickup.  He will
> not be a factor offensively in the NBA but is a GREAT defensive player.
> 
> Richard Manning
> richdawg@bellsouth.net
> GO DAWGS!!!!!
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: JOSH FARBER <joshfarber@home.com>
> To: <Celtics@igtc.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 12:03 AM
> Subject: Here's an Idea!!!
> 
> > Don't the Celtics still have their second round pick?
> >
> > If they do, why not draft Ricky Moore, a great Point Guard from
> > Connecticut.  He has been called the best defender in the country, and
> > is a very hard worker, he can drive, and is a decent point guard.
> >
> > His numbers would be better, but he's not a major part of the offense
> > like he was a few years ago because UConn has Richard Hamilton and
> > Khalid El-Amin.
> >
> > He's shut down Allen Iverson a few years ago, Matteen Cleaves, Scootie
> > Penn, and did a decent job on Trajan Langon in the Championship game
> > when he was guarding him.
> >
> > He was a major part of why they won!  If Ricky falls into the 2nd round,
> > I say grab him! I've watched him and he's a great player.
> >
> > Anyone agree with me?
> > Josh
> >
> >