VERBAL - 2013 JUCO - Arthur Casimiro - 6'10" C

[Side Show Joe]

http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/2012/07/unt-lands-center.html/

Thoughts?

[TheTastyGreek]

^Thoughts?

^{They speak Portuguese down there. And it's wintertime during the summer.}

^{I don't know what to make of this guy.}

[All About UNT]

http://latvia2011.fi...50/profile.html

His segment starts at 2:52... anyone speak Portuguese?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nBELIbaVvw

[Dr. Seuss]

a big man who barely played and scored 1.4 ppg and got .6 boards... kinda confused but they know more than me

Edited July 11, 2012 by Dr. Seuss

[UNTLifer]

So he just turned 20. What will his classification be once he hits campus?

Pretty mediocre stats, so he appears to be a project. If we don't have him for 4 (5 if he redshirts) years, then I think this is a waste.

[MeanGreenTeeth]

a big man who barely played and scored 1.4 ppg and got .6 boards... kinda confused but they know more than me

You doofus. They keep stats using the metric system instead of using our imperial units. Remember: Braziallian unit x 9/5 + 32 = USA unit. This guy is a beast...

[Harry]

Arthur Casimiro will start college at Southern Idaho - by Paulo Freire

The team of Paulistano has lost a player for the rest of this season. The young big man Arthur Casimiro (208-C-92) is no longer a member of the team, Arthur leave the team to adventure himself in college basketball. The young will play for the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls in the State of Idaho.

Arthur arrived in Paulistano with the age of 17, in January 2010, and in 2011 he was Juvenile State Champion, undefeated at the third place in the NBB U-21 and reached the brazilian national teams for young kids.

' I was already wanting to go play college ball. I don't want to stop playing basketball, but I'll thinking mainly in studying. Basketball career is short, with 35 years old we are already thinking of stopping. There I will study and play at the same time. I won't leave the area, I will study Sports Management. Will be 4 years there and then I will decide where to go, is a long time, you can not know. The Paulistano is a great club, with great structure, which helps a lot the young players. It was all great, learned a lot from my lcoachs, both Gustavo De Conti and Vincius Louzada. Both push you hard in practice, it's heavy, taking your best all the time.' Said Arthur Casimiro

Read more: http://www.eurobasket.com/reports/2012/2/3.asp

[Harry]

I guess he never made it to Southern Idaho:

http://athletics.csi.edu/roster.aspx?path=mbball&roster=33&

[cdizzle86]

You doofus. They keep stats using the metric system instead of using our imperial units. Remember: Braziallian unit x 9/5 + 32 = USA unit. This guy is a beast...

What?

[Harry]

Not showing on San Bernadino Valley Roster either:

http://depts.valleycollege.edu/Athletics/Basketball-Men/Roster.aspx

[Mean Green Scrappy]

^{They speak Portuguese down there. And it's wintertime during the summer.}

^{I don't know what to make of this guy.}

Brazilian woman are hot

[GrandGreen]

Don't let the stats fool you, Tony Mitchell's were not a lot better in the same tournament.

I do wonder were he is playing next year. If it is at NT, someone else is gone.

[glick1980]

Arthur Casimiro will start college at Southern Idaho - by Paulo Freire

The team of Paulistano has lost a player for the rest of this season. The young big man Arthur Casimiro (208-C-92) is no longer a member of the team, Arthur leave the team to adventure himself in college basketball. The young will play for the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls in the State of Idaho.

Arthur arrived in Paulistano with the age of 17, in January 2010, and in 2011 he was Juvenile State Champion, undefeated at the third place in the NBB U-21 and reached the brazilian national teams for young kids.

' I was already wanting to go play college ball. I don't want to stop playing basketball, but I'll thinking mainly in studying. Basketball career is short, with 35 years old we are already thinking of stopping. There I will study and play at the same time. I won't leave the area, I will study Sports Management. Will be 4 years there and then I will decide where to go, is a long time, you can not know. The Paulistano is a great club, with great structure, which helps a lot the young players. It was all great, learned a lot from my lcoachs, both Gustavo De Conti and Vincius Louzada. Both push you hard in practice, it's heavy, taking your best all the time.' Said Arthur Casimiro

Read more: http://www.eurobaske...ts/2012/2/3.asp

This is possibly the worst written story of all time.

[adman]

This is possibly the worst written story of all time.

Perhaps. But this: "Arthur leave the team to adventure himself in college basketball" is a fantastic line.

Now if you'll excuse me; I'm going to adventure myself in some Bushmills.

[H-towngreen]

Well...we're certainly going to have some beef downlow come 2013.

Edited July 11, 2012 by H-towngreen

[UNT90]

Well...we're certainly going to have some beef downlow next season.

Although I don't know that I would consider this Grade A prime beef.

I guess I'm happy we beat out Southern Idaho for his services??

[GrandGreen]

This is possibly the worst written story of all time.

Have you read many translated articles?

[H-towngreen]

I wonder if he is a 5 or just a tall 3/4 like Niko

[Andrew]

I am waiting for our first guard to sign! I would like a nice 6'5" 3 point shooter please!

[emmitt01]

Well...we're certainly going to have some beef downlow come 2013.

I've had beef down low since 1978.

[H-towngreen]

I've had beef down low since 1978.

I heard its more like an Arby's roast beef sandwich.

[NT03]

So he just turned 20. What will his classification be once he hits campus?

Pretty mediocre stats, so he appears to be a project. If we don't have him for 4 (5 if he redshirts) years, then I think this is a waste.

You've called this young man and the young man from Paris "deep deep diamond in the rough kinda guys" and "Sun Belt projects." Have you seen either of these young men play? Have you talked to their coaches? Do you make your living evaluating football talent? Just trying to figure out how you decided these guys are such projects.

[Harry]

Hey guys he's 6-10 and looks pretty thick. Those type of cats don't grow on trees!

[adman]

I've had beef down low since 1978.

So you're saying you're on the down low?

[UNTLifer]

Point being?

These are the only stats I have seen on this young man while our two LB recruits for our football team have the numbers to indicate that they are athletic and have produced on the football field.