Brandon Jennings Drops 55

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Brandon Jennings aka The Takeover, drops 55 points against the Golden State Warriors, breaking Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Bucks' rookie record. Music: NBA 2k10 Champion Anthem by ThePuzzleProductions.

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  • that boy jennings was killing ..yall who hating is haters .... this is a rookie even the best today never did this in there rookie season

  • Actually, a jump shooter who hits 50% of their shots on average is absolutely phenomenal. Ray Allen, the best shooter in the NBA and one of the best of all time, has a career 45% field goal percentage. Reggie Miller, widely considered the greatest shooter of all time, shot 47% from the floor.

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  • he's got a very nice stroke...

  • Droping 55 on the warriors = droping 10 on the celtics or the lakers

  • this kid's got it..

  • dedass i he know how to play ball n he da youngest player smh

  • @acetown10 I would say the same for the 20-5-5 but there are four, two are still playing, oh if your wondering who the four are its Tyreke Evans, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Oscar Robertson. Reke is ROY by the way. Reeking Havoc.

  • sounds like a new A.I

  • ROY

  • boy a beast one of my fav players already

  • i see its all about Rythm at Jennings, Im not sure that he can put 20pts againts better defensive teams e.g. Rondo- celtics.NOw teams will adjust to jennings play

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