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He was a Laker. Not much love here.JohnnyJay wrote:QFTFat Strat wrote:I loved watching the NBA growing up. Jordan, Bird, Ewing, Shaq, Wilkins, etc. the Knicks, Pacers, and Bulls...
It's a different league now. Not even the same game.
Don't think I've watched an NBA game since the early, early 90's.
PS: No love for Magic?
The late 80's Tigers were a lot of fun. They might have taken five years off Norm's life though. Lots of characters with Sandbothe, Church, Gary "Socrates" Leonard, Byron Irvin and Derrick Chievous and his famous bandaid.StL Dan wrote:Would you get mad at me if I added Grawer to that list???07come11 wrote:Maybe I'm just looking through nostalgic eyes, but it seems to me the NCAA was so much more fun then also. Of course teams were able to stay together longer. I remember the Laetner's and Ferry's but also the lesser ones.
Anybody remember Shakin' Bakin' Mark Macon at Temple, or Jeff Grayer lighting it up at Iowa State, shoot even the thought of the Shark chewin on his towel makes me smile. (of course it helps that Mizzou was in the middle of it's greatest stretch Stipo and Sundvold to Chievous to Smith to Peeler to Crudup to Melvin Booker and the Mad Bomber Paul O'linney to Sutherland and Grimm.
No, no love for Magic, or any other Laker.JohnnyJay wrote:QFTFat Strat wrote:I loved watching the NBA growing up. Jordan, Bird, Ewing, Shaq, Wilkins, etc. the Knicks, Pacers, and Bulls...
It's a different league now. Not even the same game.
Don't think I've watched an NBA game since the early, early 90's.
PS: No love for Magic?
Sanbothe had a killer perm.Radio_Bugtussle wrote:The late 80's Tigers were a lot of fun. They might have taken five years off Norm's life though. Lots of characters with Sandbothe, Church, Gary "Socrates" Leonard, Byron Irvin and Derrick Chievous and his famous bandaid.StL Dan wrote:Would you get mad at me if I added Grawer to that list???07come11 wrote:Maybe I'm just looking through nostalgic eyes, but it seems to me the NCAA was so much more fun then also. Of course teams were able to stay together longer. I remember the Laetner's and Ferry's but also the lesser ones.
Anybody remember Shakin' Bakin' Mark Macon at Temple, or Jeff Grayer lighting it up at Iowa State, shoot even the thought of the Shark chewin on his towel makes me smile. (of course it helps that Mizzou was in the middle of it's greatest stretch Stipo and Sundvold to Chievous to Smith to Peeler to Crudup to Melvin Booker and the Mad Bomber Paul O'linney to Sutherland and Grimm.
I'll add Jim Les and Hersey Hawkins as Bradley's guard duo along with Dick Versace's sideline shows.
And Bradley's David Thirdkill making Loyola's Alfredrick Hughes go 1 for 21 one night.
