Ha! That's "tough as nails". He'd be intimidating if the other person was 4'7Pound for pound it goes to Ulis though.
Magloire by far.My thoughts were BigCuz 1st and Rondo next then who?
Was thinking along the same lines. I think you could easily put Nerlens in this same category.Not in a "don't mess with that dude" kinda intimidating way, but I'm going to go off the board and say Anthony Davis. Dude used to OWN the paint and intimidate anyone who dared enter. Who remembers the play in Columbia, SC when SC got the ball in the paint and passed up multiple shots just because AD was looming. That one possession sticks out in my head as seeing an entire offense intimidated by the presence of one dude.
Just pure mean and intimidating I would say Magloire and then Robey. Phillips was a serious type, did not smile like Magloire and Robey, very strong and wasn't messed with either. But Magloire and Robey really threw their weight around with smiles on their faces.This thread definitely shows everyone’s age. Those not listing Lee or Hurt must be on the young side. Nobody wanted to mess with Mike Phillips or Rick Robey either. Was it assistant coach Lynn Nance that wanted to get ahold of Bobby Knight one time?
Mark Pope played for Lynn Nance at Washington. He transferred to UK when Nance left.This thread definitely shows everyone’s age. Those not listing Lee or Hurt must be on the young side. Nobody wanted to mess with Mike Phillips or Rick Robey either. Was it assistant coach Lynn Nance that wanted to get ahold of Bobby Knight one time?
This 👆This thread definitely shows everyone’s age. Those not listing Lee or Hurt must be on the young side. Nobody wanted to mess with Mike Phillips or Rick Robey either. Was it assistant coach Lynn Nance that wanted to get ahold of Bobby Knight one time?