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NBA Playoffs Rd 1: (3) Indiana Pacers vs. (6) Atlanta Hawks


King Taharqa

NBA Playoffs  

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  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Indiana Pacers
    • Atlanta Hawks
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[3] Indiana Pacers (49-32)

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PG-#3 George Hill

IUPUI '08

6'2 180 lbs

14.2 PPG 3.7 RPG 4.7 APG 36.8 3PT%

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SG-#1 Lance Stephenson

Cincinnati '10

6'5 228 lbs

8.8 PPG 3.9 RPG 2.9 APG 33.0 3PT%

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SF-#24 Paul George

Fresno State '10

6'7 227 lbs

17.4 PPG 7.6 RPG 4.1 APG 36.2 3PT%

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PF-#21 David West

Xavier '03

6'9 240 lbs

17.1 PPG 7.7 RPG 2.9 APG

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C-#55 Roy Hibbert

Georgetown '08

7'2 275 lbs

11.9 PPG 8.3 RPG 1.4 APG 2.6 BPG

BENCH

PG-#14 D.J. Augustin

SG-#25 Gerald Green

SF-#4 Sam Young

PF-#50 Tyler Hansbrough

C-#28 Ian Mahinmi

HEAD COACH

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Frank Vogel

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[6] Atlanta Hawks (44-38)

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PG-#0 Jeff Teague

Wake Forest '09

6'2 181 lbs

14.6 PPG 2.2 RPG 7.2 APG 35.9 3PT%

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SG-#34 Devin Harris

WIsconsin '04

6'3 192 lbs

9.9 PPG 2.0 RPG 3.4 APG 33.5 3PT%

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SF-#26 Kyle Korver

Creighton '03

6'7 212 lbs

10.9 PPG 4.0 RPG 2.0 APG 45.7 3PT%

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PF-#5 Josh Smith

Oak Hill Academy '04 (Mouth Of Wilson, VA)

6'9 225 lbs

17.5 PPG 8.4 RPG 4.2 APG 1.8 BPG 1.2 SPG

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C-#15 Al Horford

Florida '07

6'10 250 lbs

17.4 PPG 10.2 RPG 3.2 APG 54.3 FG%

BENCH

PG-#8 Shelvin Mack

SG-#30 Dahntay Jones

SF-#92 DeShawn Stevenson

PF-#44 Ivan Johnson

C-#10 Johan Petro

HEAD COACH

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Larry Drew

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I like Indiana in 6 games over the Hawks.

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