Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf UNREAL Offense Highlights | BIG 3 Season 1

[@staynba]

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[@bokelly1739]

One of my all-time favorite players. Fun fact. He is the NBA 's all-time leader in free-throw percentage at 90.5. Now if you look this up in the record books, the NBA list Steve Nash as number one with 90.43. They list Mark Price second at 90.39. The NBA implemented a rule that read, a play must have at least 1,200 free throw attempts to be considered for the record. Rauf had 1,161 attempts.

[@teejaytan02]

Wow. Didn't know that. Thanks for the info! The NBA should give this man the crown for the best free-throw shooter ever. It kinda seems like the NBA is trying to erase him from history. Geez.

[@ccchrv]

Interesting stat

[@BinniamEskender]

NBA cheated him, that's for sure...

[@BlabsMcGillicutty]

Binniam Eskender Yeh. NBA has to boost up white players to keep support. NBA's been losing white supporters recently.So Mahmoud had to go.

[@combatenthusiast6297]

BlabsMcGillicutty Then why do they diversity quotas to prevent white players from being signed, you do know about that right? League is 80% black and they still say it's not "diverse" enough because there's some white players.

[@s0ldieralways]

Thank you, Ice Cube and the Big 3 for giving us a chance to see his game again!

[@mysterion5136]

The most intelligent post on this thread.

[@tomswill9189]

s0ldieralways True

[@DominickMitchem]

I agree thanks Cube💯💯💯💯✌

[@kashondemand356]

Cube is down with the Nation Of Islam I think …

[@marksprinkle]

This is why Shaq was the second option at LSU

[@Marreroortiz]

48??? Wow.... No one can stop him... He is on fire!!!

[@mavismorely3305]

48 is nothing...all these dopes are so surprised. shows their stupidity (no offense). you were duped into thinking life only counts from 18-30...same advertising demographic. it is fucking pathetic people like you are so astounded that people arent goddamned cripples in their 40s. wake the fuck up. the body is amazing. eat right, exercise, rduce stress, you will live a long fucking time. stop being a goof.

[@connorwilliams6486]

Mavis Morely playing in the NBA for 15-20 years can really affect your body when you become 40 or 50

[@jb6779]

Mavis Morely someone needs to change their tampon

[@catkushx]

Mavis Morely wtf are you talking about

[@eda639]

Mavis Morely lol 48 old as fuck gtfo

[@antoniovicente7460]

This man is the truth, It's really messed up how they did him. I lived in Biloxi for a few years , I met him and he is a very humble person

[@araynova]

Oh snap. That's where Murtle Urkel was from.

[@hilliardlpn]

VW DT damn fool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😩😩😩😩😩😂😂😂😂😩

[@RecruitingJunkie]

I was fortunate enough to see him in Denver in 1994. I swear he hit about 50 in a row in warmups

[@DavidJones-uf8wd]

I saw Chris J. In high school where he had games shooting 18/18 and 16/16 from the field. Clearly better shooter than Curry. Curry became a star in his 7th or 8th year, Chris/Mahmoud started being blackballed in year 4 or 5

[@lj4078]

David Jones he became a star in is 5/6th year. Jackson is a legend but don't downplay Curry

[@mysterion5136]

Curry can shoot with range off the dribble - with consistency. it's insane.

[@Usmanthemecano]

This is what no alcohol no pork and a spiritual connection can do... You age gracefully

[@oopalonga]

i'm sure exercising every day doesn't hurt either ; )

[@deepinthemangroves208]

Bullshit

[@moneymusa5607]

Sakeenah Auto Solutions no pork? What are you talking about

[@DaRealYungRay]

Drippy Tha_SlashGod he converted to Islam as an nba player.

[@giovanni2980]

He changed his name also I think his old name was chris Jackson

[@devae98]

I HAD TO CHECK THIS MAN IN THE 2002 NBA SUMMER LEAGUE IN LONG BEACH, CA. HE SAID, YOUNGBLOOD I'M NOT COMING PAST THE FREE THROW LINE. HE WASN'T LYING AND HE RARELY MISSED A SHOT!! TALKIN' SHIT AND DROPPIN' BUCKETS. #GULFPORT'S_FINEST I WAS HONORED TO SHARE THE COURT WITH A LEGEND.

[@mbulelostofile4537]

had the privilege of watching him play back in the 90's , loved his game and he's standing up for his beliefs. fine human being.

[@Jim26D]

I can't believe he's still in that good of shape. I remember he was number 3 draft pick like in 1990-91. Insane he hasn't lost a step

[@masonvann9882]

i met this guy in person and had never heard of his name and now i realize he was so underrated, the man was so humble and wise and i truely admire his shooting moves and skill

[@danielkung6589]

UNCLE RAUF! DONT REACH YOUNG BLOOD!

[@tiismuna]

Daniel Kung dont jump young blood

[@danielkung6589]

He got them young bloodz jumping like kangeroos!

[@stsensei312]

My favorite player to watch this tournament. And the man is 48!!!! I was blessed to see him at both the Brooklyn and Philly games. This man torched the 72-10 bulls in his prime (peep the highlights on KZbin). Unreal and Underrated.

[@staynba]

😉 )

[@maxdobasquete]

Luke Irvin watched that game live... My favourite player to watch EVER!!!👏👏👏

[@TheTimLara]

Yup, was there too. Favorite player of all time. Should have been that generation's SC.

[@uncletony6210]

I'm 48 and I made 13 straight free throws the other day.

[@davidcomeau7572]

Luke Irvin the cold part about the NBA cut his career short due too the the same shit there trying to do to Colin kapernick

[@liquidpersuasion]

yo he moves like he in his 20s

[@robertovillarreal4168]

Always liked his game and character. Much like John Stockton, a little guy with a big heart and quiet nobility. These quiet assasins were a joy to watch. And this man still is.

[@stuartbell6177]

This brotha came in the league in 1990 and his coach Gary Payton was drafted before him. He is older than all the guys he is playing against and still killing it. Another story of a guy who was not afraid to stand up for what he believed in and was crucified by the NBA because he would not stand for the flag. Sounds familiar? Smh

[@Marreroortiz]

Stuart Bell wow... I did not know abput that.... wow

[@norway0618]

the reason why he is playing so good is because he came and left early in nba... in other words, he had fewer milage playing... the others are like years of playing basketball thats why Rauf is kinda fresh.... fewer injuries..im guessing none..

[@asian_raisin]

He actually never stopped playing so get your facts strait before you sound like a smart guy.

[@abrhaassad5516]

silent mental aporoach stick to your username approach*

[@alstamps9827]

Mason Jackson what other countries have you visited?

[@RobTi]

Ok. Don't know how the hell this is possible, but I had never heard of this man. After some wikipedia reading, I guess the NBA didn't like him that much. Anyway. He still physically moves like a professional level athlete with such quickness, flow and composure. He would in my opinion fit on any NBA team, even today. And he is 48 years old??? I'm glad this tournament brought him back which enabled me to see him perform, because this man plays a beautiful game of basketball! Now, excuse me... will binge some footage of his old games.

[@Folisaa]

Fit on an NBA team, today? What are you sniffing man

[@DeCurtaRican]

Folisaa : The skills are all still razor sharp. The question is his conditioning and ability to withstand the schedule. His body hasn't had a lot of wear, and the skills are there. Put it this way: I'd give him a tryout. There aren't many young guys out there who can stroke it like he can. He's still a Steph Curry type of shooter. Add him to a roster as 8th man. Maybe Cleveland can use him to spell I.T. He can play the role that Vinnie Johnson played with the Pistons...come in JUST to stroke it 8-10 times a game.

[@Folisaa]

Historically the players can last on the NBA squad up to 42~ years old and in most cases they are post players that can rely on their height and weight. A 48 old point guard? You got to be kidding me. Keep in mind he's playing against the guys who are out of the leagues for the longest time too and he isn't event doing that crazy well there (this was a highlight video, he isn't going crazy there). Everything he does is literallly a couple times slower than anybody in the NBA.

[@theartofcompetition5965]

whats the difference between him and say a bellinelli?

[@altaariq]

GiantBeardedFace it's a lot of guys in the league with so so jump shots and in the league. A.I. jump shot wasnt as pure as his

[@Sal_A]

Abdul Rauf was a beast with the Nuggets in the 90s even though NBA blackballed his career. That jump shot was one of the purest strokes man had seen.

[@BIGDO13]

Remember when he was playing here in Denver when I was a kid... man was a BALLER then and remains one now.. Hate how they ran him out the league. The original black man who wouldn't stand for the National Anthem!!!

[@southerngent3675]

BIGD_OTheVegan The quarterback in San Francisco did it only because he was benched. It got bigger than him afterwards.

[@MADNEWYORKER914]

BIGD_OTheVegan Those white people even burned down his brand new mansion out there in Denver.

[@MADNEWYORKER914]

Southern Gent GTFOH !!! That's not the reason why Kaepernick protested.

[@bustedrav]

K. Fushuz Trackz yeah, he has a tick.

[@eda639]

Southern Gent stfu

[@winndemetri]

This is what it looks like when you are serious about your craft.

[@idrisatesci]

i am 42.i know what he can do.we watched him ...he was really unstoppable no matter which opponent or defender.Youngsters might not know him but we lived Rauf.He is not changed a bit about his wrist.His right hand has its own eye lol.

[@staynba]

)))

[@Fabfive8]

He is still in great shape. I will always be a fan of him.

[@tomswill9189]

This is a shooting clinic. Watch and learn. His moves are much sharper smoother and crisper. Yasssssss. He lead the country is scoring when he was in college. And one ☝️ of the top scores in the NBA.

[@TheMaverickKing123]

Favorite player in the league.

[@struggleminded6259]

Man Roger Mason you made a good decision signing such a legendary shooter. Mahmoud is still deadly.

[@airnsmke]

Dell Curry ought to get a paternity test because this guy looks like Stephs dad

[@unknownx7252]

yews mell 😂😂😂

[@freckledlipsss]

I was thinking that, too. 😂 He looks more like Mahmoud than Dell, they even play almost equally alike.

[@workskeary]

yews mell lol

[@sukyamudda6868]

yews mell steph a spitting image of his mama but he does have the same body type and play style as him

[@kvltizt]

I mean, Dell was a lethal shooter. He just didn't get the volume or touches.

[@MrAnonymous650]

Truly a Player ahead of his time when played in the NBA during the 90's... and if he wants, he can still make a roster in today's game..

[@shahid8545]

He looks like he could play in the league! I hope he never stops ballin. I respect this man and I really do appreciate getting to see him shoot again. Thing of beauty.

[@hugoiglesias7458]

He is still NBA material, this man can hang with today's super stars all kidding aside. WOW!! WOW!! I'm 37 and can't move half as fast. And I'm in pretty good shape. I mean Damn!!

[@tuwaylib]

If the NBA didn't blackball him I think we'd be talking about his records that Curry would be chasing. MashaAllah.

[@zakariahanaffi9641]

أبو عبد السلام الحنبلي Hey

[@shahid8545]

Indeed.

[@hassanesdaile3671]

Facts. I remember when he sat down for the National Anthem. Country was in an up roar😅😂🤦🏽‍♂️. Always loved his game..

[@DubbyDubois]

He’s got Mad discipline

[@jedreviewstvs8276]

Whoooo this man can play..😱😱 Efortless jump shot and verry wise moves.. he still have a spark on his basketball heart.

[@krlm2280]

I remember watching the Nuggets play the Bulls in 95 - 96 season abdul-rauf had 32 and Jordan had 39 and the Nuggets ended the Bulls franchise record winning streak during that 72 and 10 season rauf was the truth he was hitting so many shots in a game Phil Jackson called timeout was looking at the team like who can guard him

[@iveywebb44]

The way he comes off the pick coupled with how well he still shoots the ball- looks like he can still play in the nba!!

[@patrickpang2911]

His strokes are so sweet.

[@2010azurri]

abdul rauf a legend

[@DennisBlancaflor]

There's this one game that he torched the lights out against MJ and the Chicago Bulls. He's a very streaky shooter

[@HIMCULES]

Dennis Blancaflor Against the 72-10 Bulls, as someone else already pointed out.

[@laveos82]

Rauf is one of the coldest to ever do it.

[@MCFrutek]

Mahmoud could really be able to play in the NBA for 8-10 minutes per match as a spot up shooter...dteh

[@a-t5380]

Your out your mind

[@theartofcompetition5965]

there are so many players that could do what he suggested. but they dont because they dont have the desire to do over 80 games a year. perhaps one day we will see someone in their 50s come out of retirement and come off the bench. your really underestimating old man strength lol

[@inkcricketc6776]

Simon Rupsi ✔

[@inkcricketc6776]

The art of competition ✔

[@theartofcompetition5965]

whats the difference between him and say... someone like bellinelli

[@memir7]

He is the best shooting to ever play basketball. And still killing these guys. He could still play in the NBA

[@r.f1981]

"The Silver Beard Savage"

[@jsdwta]

we can clearly see here that rauf left the nba with still a lot left in him, this is how good he is, been away from competitive games but he still can play

[@araynova]

Brotha Mahmoud.

[@victorkong1832]

He is so fun to watch. Check out his game videos during his prime!

[@er1cmaurer]

Rauf could probably still make an impact in the NBA. That dude is amazing.

[@dgib9449]

Been a chris jackson fan got his rookie card and everything nigga 48 still ballin like its 95

[@itsonlydirt1994]

This man is UNSTOPPABLE!

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Abdul-Rauf still a beast!

[@DaygoP]

How awesome is the BIG3.. You see the difference in levels. I can only hope to be still hoopin and moving like this man

[@cbcbrown88]

Chris Jackson is and will always be a legend in my city

[@JamesAllenJr]

Mahmoud is ballin'... my momma is callin', I don't want none of that in My face!

[@HeroesNStuff]

In all honestly Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was the first Steph Curry (underrated). I really wish he could have been in the NBA longer.

[@miclo3617]

What is truly remarkable about Abdul-Rauf is that he balled at such high level while suffering from turret syndrome! If you are not familiar with turret syndrome it is a disorder that causes involuntary movements and sounds. I recall seeing sports segments detailing how he would arrive hours early to the arena to give him enough time to do simple tasks like tying his sneakers, which could take an hour or more because of the involuntary hand movements, like the need to rapidly clap his hands over and over while he was trying to lace up. I believe medication helped but the disorder is ever present. So when you watch the NBA highlights and his recent play in the Big3 league, remember he is balling while suppressing the disorder! He is an inspiration to all!

[@MrShanester117]

Suddenly Rauf is a god? I was telling me friends about him all through the '90's and everyone was all like "yeah, yeah."

[@bullettomy7thheart]

His jumper is so beautiful it could spark a tear in a nigga eye 😢

[@Tayo39]

i remember watching a short documentary about M-A-Rs health problems & how he still made it through an NBA day despite....the guy came in an hour or so before games or practice cause he needed like 10, 20, 30 attempts just to tie his shoes until they both felt perfect on his feet

[@johncraftenworth7847]

obsessive compulsive disorder, is also why he's a shooting perfectionist.

[@mrtony80]

48 and and probably still good enough to shine amongst some D1 boys. In the meantime, Iverson looked like he'd struggle against some guys at the rec center.

[@Zo_1987]

this man damn near 50 years old and still got it

[@quazar807]

One of my fav players!

[@jeighsonhester9923]

his jump shot is so smooth

[@sdbuysatlantaareahouses4025]

that's my brotha. i see him every friday prayer in atlanta. and he's a regular, humble person.

[@keiferneverland5501]

Dang this guy is good !!.. so so simple in his moves and yet he scores the basket so so simple as well !!

[@flaming3652]

It's not just the shot but his shape, movement and mechanics he took it all serious. This how crisp I want to be at 50.

[@WallTrapMedia]

I'm 37 and for the younger generation just know that Rauf had some personal situations that kept him from being a superstar in the NBA. He was basically the Colin Kaepernick of his day. Rauf was a talented player who was outspoken and ostracized for not honoring everything that our national anthem stands for! However, that didn't take away that when he was on the court and got on those red hot shooting streaks he was the most explosive collegiate scorer since Pistol Pete! His only issue in the NBA was consistency. One night he could torch any team for 50 points in the greatest shooting displays not seen since prime Kobe or Steph and then he'd disappear. I'm just lucky I only saw him play on TV during those road games where he'd even torch my Chicago Bulls and give Jordan the fits! From college to the NBA whether he went by Chris Jackson or his Muslim attribute Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf he was an inspiration for American-Muslims and helped pave the way for athletes being able to exercise their freedom of speech.

[@peggyperreira1604]

His Couches in the NBA weren't the best. They always wanted to stir the pot and sit him down. Who sits down your Super Star. ( Dan Issle ) !!

[@asian_raisin]

Well said my dude. He was oppressed for speaking his mind and was robbed of his dignity by others who had a different point of view.

[@ShawnC.T.]

Shit, the Atlanta Hawks could use him right now, he's better than anybody on their current sorry roster. I always respected this guy, when I first saw him in college at LSU, he was like a "mini Jordan", the way he could score the basketball, much respect Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (Chris Jackson)...

[@MitchellBahamas]

WHAT IS HE!? 50 BY NOW!?? DAMN! #Legend

[@harlemkiid149]

Guy is a meanie in ball screen actions, understands angles and how to use his body incredibly

[@DBLACK71811216]

My favorite basketball player ever! Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf formerly known as Chris Wayne Jackson. Good to see him again!

[@michaelhickman3580]

My brother.

[@mrjerome00]

Mahmoud! One of my fav players

[@notanotherlou]

This guy is 48?

[@mysterion5136]

IKR? He could give you 20 minutes in an actual NBA game right now.

[@notanotherlou]

jacque strappe would still pay him vet min just to play in the nba. NBA robbed him of his prime.

[@EthanBradburyVlogs]

jacque strappe get df out of here

[@Loddfafnisodr]

He robbed himself by being an edgelord.

[@metspin1]

0:55 THE MOVE. Never lost it. The Legend.

[@EJsFnGGalaxy]

Mahmoud can step into the NBA at this age and be effective. This dude was a straight up baller and appears to still be a straight up baller.

[@ninjachannel007]

You can tell he still puts up 500 shots a day after retirement. He's better from midrange now than he was when he played.

[@tiismuna]

He is up there with the greats if not penalized by the NBA

[@jersey4life31]

He was a GREAT player in the 90's, but to be busting ass like this at 48 y.o. this guy is amazing!

[@jerryschutte6970]

He was my Favorite player back at LSU w/ Shaq

[@uncletony6210]

he could play nba

[@asian_raisin]

But he did and crushed all in front of him!

[@cortezforever]

I think that is going to happen, again.

[@uncletony6210]

so EVERYONE in the league right now is better than him, i.e., ALL twelfth men?

[@uncletony6210]

and see, I think he can still pass as well as most guards in the league, has ball handling skills on par with most guards in the league, and shoots better than most guards in the league. his one liability might be defense, but I think that deficiency would be outweighed by what he has to offer on the offensive end. And yes, I know he's a 48 yr old man, which is why I made the comment, i.e., I find it incredible that a man 2 yrs shy of 50 appears to be balling well enough that he could probably compete/contribute in the NBA. You've suggested that I'm out of my "damn mind," however, you haven't provided a reason as to why he wouldn't be able to compete, other than the fact that he's 48 (no dispute there), and because NBA players were "great players on good college teams."

[@uncletony6210]

is that because of his ability or his name?

[@YaBoiJern757]

Adful-Rauf aka the original Chef

[@davenue3428]

Too good.

[@HansLotap]

This guy is all heart. He difinitely loves the game. Unlike lazy AI.

[@ElFrodoMuyLoco]

Why the nba droped this man out the league? he could be one of the best player of all time

[@rocketskyvolta3004]

Unreal for real.

[@rocketskyvolta3004]

Pure net.. no rim, no back board.. clean line through the hoop. Insane

[@cheddarboyzz313]

hahaha Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf !!!!!! I used to be a fan of his

[@jamesthomas4787]

He seems to be have shook off the tourette tic, but his shots are still sick !

[@TexasBlack]

Lost art of the mid range jumper in display … truly blessing seeing this again!!

[@SoundScientist1]

Abdul-Rauf's game used to remind me of John Starks. But Rauf has the more consistent jump shot.

[@shiningking]

their face similar too

[@XTheSpartanX7]

Damn he is in great shape. Respect.

[@omarpasha2968]

Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf still has that agility and deadly eye for that basket at the age of 47! It's incredible!

[@The_Riddler21]

This guy is an amazing, true inspiration of a person walking the right path and truly standing up for his beliefs, putting aside money and career, and putting what's right in first hand ✌

[@THEMANCURTIS]

I miss him balling. Game is easy breezy but an ASSASSIN

[@tomswill9189]

Dam this dude is still a deadly shooter. He is a better shooter than Curry. He shoot 3”s and 2 ‘s. And he is a better scorer as well. This man is no joke.

[@snowwalker9999]

The most underrated NBA player ever. He could have been as good as MJ if not better had he had Phil as his coach surrounded by the right players.

[@richardp.3421]

big3 MVP

[@DeCurtaRican]

I remember him going for 50, 60 points in big games in college. That LSU team had Abdul Rauf, Shaq and a few other cats who could play, and didn't win a national title. They should have gone to one Final Four, at least. A lot of people don't know that he had mad hops, too! He used to flush all of the time. He was the truth.

[@tekknking]

he knows his limits. people are so used to playing the drive, that they give him a wide open mid range and hes 95 percent from there lol

[@TheNray69]

Oh man! he would really thrive in today's NBA...also Steph Curry would be on another level in big 3 league

[@ericjones6328]

he still got it. shot is pure . he is better than some of the pgs today

[@tydw1911]

He always being fireee