I like Coach K (not as much lately now that he recruits nothing but one and dones...like Calipari) and his players but cannot stand their arrogant fan base. Bush league fans.
I'm almost afraid to type it, but wasn't that the Laettner game?
I tried to type his name and describe the event, I got the shakes and had to stop. But, you are absolutely correct.
I'd rather lose by 25 than by a buzzer beater. In fact, I'd rather not go to the title game at all than to lose a title game.
I tried to type his name and describe the event, I got the shakes and had to stop. But, you are absolutely correct.
Understood, and agreed that it was a great one. As a disassociated observer though, for me, I'm not sure anything will ever top Jimmy Valvano running around the court, looking for someone to hug.
Just coincidently, it might possibly be David Thompson slaying the UCLA Goliath, but no, I think Jimmy V. gets the gold.
For me, of course.
Not me.
I think you, Sir Bronze, might be familiar with the line: "The point of a journey is not to arrive".
I'll take the ride, thank ye very much.
Understood, and agreed that it was a great one. As a disassociated observer though, for me, I'm not sure anything will ever top Jimmy Valvano running around the court, looking for someone to hug.
Just coincidently, it might possibly be David Thompson slaying the UCLA Goliath, but no, I think Jimmy V. gets the gold.
For me, of course.
That entire season was a miracle. NC State had absolutely no business winning that title. Yet they did.
Not me.
I think you, Sir Bronze, might be familiar with the line: "The point of a journey is not to arrive".
I'll take the ride, thank ye very much.
Doesn't apply to a Chicago sports fan.
Given what became of all parties, it makes you think. Doesn't it?
Jimmy's name is now up there with Danny Thomas' in the area of cancer treatment.
It makes me think. That's for sure.
Yeah, Valvano's legacy has really paid off. Literally.
Funny, one of my good high school friend's name is Val Vanno.
Game 7 Toronto Raptors... 4.2 seconds left
On the road to winning it all
The stakes weren't quite as high, but LJ's 4 point play was nothing to sneeze at.
I've felt Madison Square Garden erupt many times, but I'm not sure I've ever seen or felt anything like the split second when Larry's "Three" fell as the foul was being called.
It used to be pretty okay to be a Knicks fan.
Joe Carter’s ninth inning 3 run homer to win the World Series for Toronto
go Leafs...
It didn't win the WS, but it WAS a "first time ever".
I’m still rotating a dozen... I bought 4 extension rings to go with extended caps when I’m forced to 18650s
I’m still rotating a dozen... I bought 4 extension rings to go with extended caps when I’m forced to 18650s
Thanks. I can do that too, if I have to. I just ordered four MXJOs. I have zero idea if they will be any good.
Understood, and agreed that it was a great one. As a disassociated observer though, for me, I'm not sure anything will ever top Jimmy Valvano running around the court, looking for someone to hug.
Just coincidently, it might possibly be David Thompson slaying the UCLA Goliath, but no, I think Jimmy V. gets the gold.
For me, of course.
It was a great look, Valvano will never be forgotten, his running around will be shown every March forever. You are right.
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