ESPN on the Harden Eurostep

Revolutionary move, most devastating move of this decade, transcendent to the NBA

Now you have big centers trying the Eurostep too

 

Meh who cares....scoring points in the lane is SO BORING, cant watch Harden

- cool NBA internet dude

 

he actually doesn't do it as much anymore

 

I noticed that as well.

He's forcing his way into the paint more often this season, from what I've seen. Which is a good thing cause he's constantly keeping the defense on its heels.

 

It's only deceptive because Harden is fat.

 

but but Harden flops to get fouls

 

Creators Never Follow

 

He has to change how he attacks because the referees keep putting emphasis on his fouls.

 

Ever since I started coaching youth basketball in 2017 I've been studying his game alot. I'm teaching my kids how to do lay ups with both hands, I also run the rockets offense. I've won 3 chips in 6 seasons.

 

6 seasons in 1 year 2017-2018? Seems a bit much.

 

that's a lot of off-season trades in one day. i bet he also runs a mauri offense during trade season.

 

Unless they credit Cynthia Cooper.........this article ain't ****

Rocket River

 

i clicked expecting to here how his rendition was illegal... but it appears to be... praise...? so confused...

#mediaconspiracy

 

no CP3 flops... Harden hooks the defender and pulls him into him to draw the foul.

actually, I'm glad to see harden has pretty much abandoned that move...

 

I was fully expecting to open this thread and see them saying that Harden's eurostep is a travel also.

 

lol. I think I started in the spring of 2017, summer, fall, winter, spring, summer, and this fall.

 

Now this makes more sense to me lol. Where I'm at they dont do year round basketball for the kids. It's more once a year. All the sports are like that in my city.

 

I see what you did here lol.