New Zealand does Haka dance, Team USA seems confused

New Zealand started off their game against Team USA at the FIBA World Cup with the traditional Haka dance and the American players looked a little perplexed by what exactly was going on.

Extra Mustard | Sep 2, 2014

New Zealand does Haka dance, Team USA seems confused /

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New Zealand started off their game against Team USA at the FIBA World Cup with the traditional Haka dance and the American players looked a little perplexed by what exactly was going on.

While you could attack NBA players for their lack of worldliness (if watching YouTube videos of Haka dances counts as worldliness), but these guys have played in a lot of basketball games in their lives and this is probably the first time they have ever been danced at during warmups.

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GALLERY: 1992 DREAM TEAM: CLASSIC PHOTOS

1992 Dream Team: Classic Photos

Team USA

The 1992 U.S. men's basketball team, affectionately called "The Dream Team," is considered by many to be the greatest collection of talent in the history of sport. Led by Charles Barkley, who averaged a team-high 18.0 points per game, the Americans steamrolled the international competition, winning, on average, by almost 44 points a game. To remember that historic squad, SI.com dug through the photo archives. Here's the best of what we found.

Michael Jordan

Larry Bird

Magic Johnson

Charles Barkley

Michael Jordan

Larry Bird

Patrick Ewing

Karl Malone

Christian Laettner

Chris Mullin

Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson

Clyde Drexler

Charles Barkley

Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan and Clyde Drexler

Charles Barkley, Christian Laettner, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson

Chuck Daly and Michael Jordan

John Stockton and Karl Malone

David Robinson

Team USA

-Brendan Maloy

Published Sep 2, 2014

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