I don't like this type of players , i like the players like Fadi el khatib or rasheim wright who can do wahtever u want on the court not 1 role .Originally Posted by khaledlebanon
You always need good shooters to win but the difference is that Omar and Enver are only 3pt specialists.Both are not effective players,cannot shoot off the dribble unlike Hamed Afagh or Rony Fahed cz both this players can create their shots.
Mustapha is a very good prospect,he is playing for the 1st nation BYU Hawaii and hes getting better day after day!
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I mixed between Moha and Mustapha Akkari
Well , may be but these players needs their luck always , when the luck with them then nobody can get the hell out of them !
For these days , omar turk is much better than Enver soobzokov in shooting but in defense enver is much better still due to his Bigger experience
Unfortunately role players are always needed on every team. Even in the NBA many players come off the bench just to shoot some 3s and split the D, others to Defend, some to get Rebounds others to run the court. Basketball is all about the small details, some players can be really efficient when it comes to those details so everyone has a time to shine in. Remember what Omar Turk has done with Muttahed in the final game last year 9 3pts!!! he was the main man.
http://kealakai.byuh.edu/index.php?o...tyle=f-smallerSeasider basketball ranked first in nation
Written by Ashlen Quirante and The Associated Press
Friday, 23 October 2009
For the first time in history, BYU-Hawaii is ranked first in the Division II Bulletin preseason national basketball poll.
“This is the first time a team from Hawaii has been ranked number one in our preseason Top 25,” said Gary Rubin, publisher of Division II Bulletin. “It was a difficult decision, but we felt BYUH has the talent to carry onto the national stage.”
New teammate Mustapha El Akkari, Biochemistry and Mathematics major from Tripoli, Lebanon said, “The neat thing about us is that although we are from everywhere – Fiji, Lebanon, Brazil, Australia, the Philippines, Taiwan – and we are from different religions and backgrounds, we have come together as one and we are ranked number one. We are going to double our effort; everyone wants to beat us and we are going to work hard to maintain our title.”
“It has always been my dream to play basketball in the U.S, and now I am living it,” El Akkari continued. “Even more so I’m blessed to be living it here in Hawaii, at a religious school ranked number one in the nation, with a good academic program, great people, and great coaching staff.”
“We are excited about being ranked number one,” said BYUH Head Coach Ken Wagner. “Our players have worked hard to earn this kind of respect and now we need to work even harder to keep it. This is exciting for our program, our conference, and for the state of Hawaii.”
Sharisse Barber, a sophomore in elementary education from Iowa, said, “The basketball team hasn't disappointed me yet. Let’s go Seasiders!”
Come support your fellow Seasiders at the first preseason game on Nov. 5 at the University of Hawaii.
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Check Mustapha el Akkari's profile on BYU official website:
http://sports.byuh.edu/node/1672
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Mustapha El Akkari had 4pts with 5 rebs in 18 mins in the win over BYU-Hawaii Alumni!
Next game is tomorrow!
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where's this guy ?
where's he playing now ?
What is this?
Every player in each position has his own role in the game....
I mean Rony to manage the play and sometimes to shoot
Fadi to penetrate
But such players like El-Turk and Soobzokov are to shoot three pointers, ofcourse beside some other things, but the principal role is to get three pointes , ma esmo Shootong Guard.
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