Chris Webber spitting that Ether on D'Antoni on NBA TV

[Top Flight Security]

How is it a bytch move though?

Webber doesn't owe Michigan, the Fab Five, or some random documentary shyt. Especially seeing as though the Fab Five didn't even technically exist any more.

Eh...bad choice of words to describe what I think about him not being willing to participate in the doc. It's not necessarily a "bytch" move but it wasn't a good look on my man CWebb's part IMO. He was THE central figure, best player and IMHO, basically the face of the Fab 5. Now with that said, the Fab 5 changed the landscape of college basketball in multiple ways. They were transcendent and I consider the Fab 5 phenomenon one of the most influential things to happen in American culture in the past 20 years honestly. Not only did they change the image and landscape of college basketball, they transcended the sport and put their stamp on American culture. Webb doesn't look at the big picture and realize that Ed Martin, the timeout or WHATEVER it was, doesn't even compare to just how much of an INFLUENCE/IMPACT that the Fab 5 had.

/end rant. that took a lot out of me

 

[USSInsiders]

Eh...bad choice of words to describe what I think about him not being willing to participate in the doc. It's not necessarily a "bytch" move but it wasn't a good look on my man CWebb's part IMO. He was THE central figure, best player and IMHO, basically the face of the Fab 5. Now with that said, the Fab 5 changed the landscape of college basketball in multiple ways. They were transcendent and I consider the Fab 5 phenomenon one of the most influential things to happen in American culture in the past 20 years honestly. Not only did they change the image and landscape of college basketball, they transcended the sport and put their stamp on American culture. Webb doesn't look at the big picture and realize that Ed Martin, the timeout or WHATEVER it was, doesn't even compare to just how much of an INFLUENCE/IMPACT that the Fab 5 had.

/end rant. that took a lot out of me

So C-Webb pretty much avoided being apart of that whole documentary all because of the infamous timeout?

 

[Majestic Pape]

So C-Webb pretty much avoided being apart of that whole documentary all because of the infamous timeout?

That's one theory. There are plenty others. Maybe it's because of the way Michigan shytted on the Fab Five by erasing them from the school's history. Maybe he simply just moved on and doesn't want to talk about his college years any more. Maybe he's too busy throwing shots at D'Antoni and being a fan of Shaq.

Nobody TRULY knows because Webber doesn't talk about it.

 

[Miggs]

That's one theory. There are plenty others. Maybe it's because of the way Michigan shytted on the Fab Five by erasing them from the school's history. Maybe he simply just moved on and doesn't want to talk about his college years any more. Maybe he's too busy throwing shots at D'Antoni and being a fan of Shaq.

Nobody TRULY knows because Webber doesn't talk about it.

Thats the b1tchmade part about it,he doesnt talk about it in anyway...Its 20 years ago but you know damn well he hasnt moved on from it or else he wouldnt avoid it like the plague...Obviously feeling a certain way about it negatively and being unable to express it is b1tchmade...even if too sh1t on Michigan which alot of ppl in hindsight would now understand...

 

[Majestic Pape]

Thats the b1tchmade part about it,he doesnt talk about it in anyway...Its 20 years ago but you know damn well he hasnt moved on from it or else he wouldnt avoid it like the plague...Obviously feeling a certain way about it negatively and being unable to express it is b1tchmade...even if too sh1t on Michigan which alot of ppl in hindsight would now understand...

He doesn't talk about it publically. He's under no obligation to speak about it. It's not like he's hurting anybody by not talking about it. The only people even concerned about it are fans of something that happened twenty years ago.

It's not an inability to speak about it if you just don't WANT to speak about it.

 

[Miggs]

He doesn't talk about it publically. He's under no obligation to speak about it. It's not like he's hurting anybody by not talking about it. The only people even concerned about it are fans of something that happened twenty years ago.

It's not an inability to speak about it if you just don't WANT to speak about it.

W.e i think about Webber,i've always wanted him to publicly rip Michigan...