Devon
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@mayjay and cliffs mom, screwed their sons
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hawkmoon2020 said:
For the young folks who might not know or remember. Check out the “Miracles” who did a great job supporting Danny! https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/kansas/1988.html
Boy I sure remember him - - but then again I’m as old as the hills too lol - - - Roger Morningstar old - - Dave Robisch old - - -Bud Stallworth old - Pierre Russell old lmao. - - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY
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wissox said:
@jayballer73 Turgeon was already gone by '88. Danny was the point guard, small forward, shooting guard, power forward and center on that team.
LMAO – ya Danny was whatever he wanted to be - -and nobody would say nothing – thanks about Turg - -couldn’t remember for sure - not by that much though was he? - - who was our Pg then - -I can picture him just can’t remember his name. – ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY
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No love for Langford?
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@jayballer73 When I started following KU basketball, Dave Robish was our center. I remember them playing Villanova in the NCAA tournament on tv, and I was really impressed with Dave. I became a KU fan instantly. That was the first KU game I had ever seen.
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wissox said:
@KUSTEVE I forget who it was but someone got kicked off the 88 championship team. That’s all time knucklehead there. Clint Normore went from an anonymous KU football player to a semi legendary basketball player because of it. The Morris bros were semi knuckleheads as well.
We had some bad luck too … Archie Marshall hurt, Marvin Branch ineligible. I saw the mention of Lincoln Minor. Remember Otis Livingston? He was supposed to be a factor. There was another guy who was ineligible I think too. All the bad luck was really good luck. Just amazing.
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KUSTEVE said:
@jayballer73 When I started following KU basketball, Dave Robish was our center. I remember them playing Villanova in the NCAA tournament on tv, and I was really impressed with Dave. I became a KU fan instantly. That was the first KU game I had ever seen.
OK let’s go down memory lane- pretty sure I am older - - but anyways - -do you my friend or anybody else remember when they played a game for 3rd in the NCAA tourney? - - I do - - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY
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@jayballer73 We played UCLA in the consolation game (3rd) in 1974. IIRC, Bill Walton thought it was dumb to have that game, but played enough to make it not a close contest.
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@rockchalkwyo Dedric was the best player on the team - not counting players who were injured or otherwise ineligible. Dotson was not far behind imo. He has the skills and uses them but I think he isn’t as ‘athletic’ as other top PFs For him to earn a spot on an NBA team, he will need a team that would allow him time for strength and conditioning.
I also think about next year’s bigs and how Self will use them. I’d like to see how he spreads out their minutes and what combinations Self will deploy. Regardless, Silvio is going to be a beast next year. I cant wait to see him take out his frustration on the rest of the BIG12.
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Texas Hawk 10: that was a well thought out post. Well worth the time it took to read.
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@wissox I put Randall on my list but left out Greg Dreiling. Too many players to choose from.
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@jhawk7782 you still in Miami?
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How about Top10 busts?
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mayjay said:
@jayballer73 We played UCLA in the consolation game (3rd) in 1974. IIRC, Bill Walton thought it was dumb to have that game, but played enough to make it not a close contest.
you are exactly right. - -I remember listening to it on the radio - - thought I was the only one old enough to even remember listening to that when they still had that lol
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@jhawk7782 Is that Miami Florida… or Miam(a) Oklahoma?
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@HighEliteMajor Archie Marshall getting hurt cost us the title that year, because we were the best team until then.
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Marco said:
How about Top10 busts?
- Raquel Welch, 2) Emily Ratajowski, 3) Sofia Vergara, 4) Marilu Henner, 5) Phoebe Cates … no, wait …
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@HighEliteMajor Marilu Henner? I think not.
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@Crimsonorblue22 I wish. I’m up near NYC. I was in the USCG at the time and worked at a few night clubs in the mid to late 80s. I taught school in Hialeah for a couple of years before getting an opportunity I couldn’t refuse.
Should have stayed in Miami.
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KUSTEVE said:
@HighEliteMajor Marilu Henner? I think not.
Oh I think so. Natural beauty. But I was a Valerie Bertinelli guy too.
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@wissox Richard Scott one of my all-time favorite people. Got to work with many of them from ‘90 to ‘96. Ostertag was a genuine character too.
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@Kubie Keith Lankford- the forgotten southpaw. We win if he’s not hurt and taken out by poor reffing.
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@KUSTEVE Ohio!!
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KUSTEVE said:
My all knucklehead team: Tyshawn, Carlton Bragg, Vick…twice, EJ, Cliff Alexander. Who am I missing?
Tyshawn? I thought Tyshawn was great! He could have put up a lot better career numbers if we had connected him with Lucas sooner… like after his freshman year.
I thought Tyshawn had a very good senior year, once he got coached up properly.
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EJ was a sacrificial lamb at KU. Talk about a guy giving himself unselfishly to a program. He’s one of my all-time favs at KU because he never really complained about anything. If he had an ounce of prima donna in him he would have transferred.
I’ll never forget when he dropped 39 on ISU in their racist arena. I know it impressed the sh*t out of Self. I’m pretty sure he actually teared up at the end of that one.
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@Bwag Agree on Richard Scott. Which game are you referring to with Langford hurt and poor officiating?
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HighEliteMajor said:
Amazing how our program savior (Andrew Wiggins) isn’t on ANYONE’S list.
And no Josh Jackson. No X. No Selby. No Cliff. No Grimes.
Another that sticks out — No Selden.
Uncle Anthony gets special consideration for being that uncle. Priceless. If Wayne stayed his final year might have been on someone’s list
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@HighEliteMajor That’s so weird - EVERY one of them is on my list.
Of people we should have never recruited.
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@drgnslayr You don’t think Tyshawn was a knucklehead? How many other players have been suspended for doing the dirty in the field house? Tyshawn was really good for one half of a season- the rest of the time, he was a walking turnover machine. He ended his career on a very high note…playing in the national championship game. He’s indelibly etched into my all time knucklehead list.
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@BeddieKU23 I hadn’t noticed ‘the list’ before, but to put Selden on there surprises me. He was a 3 year player, came in highly regarded obviously, and came into his own his junior year. He had a lot of really good moments that last season in particular. Selden is getting some decent playing time in the league too which is nice.
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He did have some very good moments his Jr year. Another year and he might have been a legend to remember. I do think he had that ability in him at the time but he choose the path that was best for him and for that his tenure here was a bit incomplete. Nice to see him sticking around the league. From what I saw of him in the past few years he definitely improved but just falls short of being someone a team makes a priority
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For what it’s worth - these are the all time KU scoring leaders:
1 Danny Manning … 2,951
2 Nick Collison …2,097
3 Raef LaFrentz …2,066
4 Clyde Lovellette… 1,979
5 Sherron Collins …1,888
6 Frank Mason III… 1,885
7 Darnell Valentine… 1821
8 Keith Langford …1,812
9 Perry Ellis … 1,798
10 Paul Pierce … 1,768
Oh yeah - Wilt would be at the very top of my list - leading scorer or not.
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@nuleafjhawk Dang, Danny just needed 49 points against Oklahoma in the championship game and he’d have scored 3000!
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I didn’t know your focus was also off the court. Gheez… you can build a huge list! ha…
TT had his share of turnovers… no doubt. But he wasn’t coached up well until Lucas. There wasn’t a lot he did really well until then. He’s my guy for selling the idea that we need more of our players, especially PGs, going off campus for extra coaching.
There is no way we made it to the title game without TT. And no way we got there without his time with Lucas.
It really wouldn’t take much proper coaching to put our team in the FF just about every year. The developed skills in college basketball almost doesn’t exist anymore. It’s all instant talent.
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@drgnslayr Having sex with your girlfriend in the field house is as close to oncourt as it gets…lol. Tyshawn showed great improvement the 2nd half of his senior year. However, he will always be a knucklehead to me for his many t.o.s over his KU career.
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… if any of us had the opportunity, while a college student, to do the deed on the court at AFH with the right co-ed, we’d be fools not to engage. Just my opinion.
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@HighEliteMajor And if you got caught, you might be referred to as a …knucklehead…lol.
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@KUSTEVE Yes, that getting caught thing separates many in life …
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Better book me as a knucklehead. I recall some love interests in AFH. hahahahahaaaaaa
Not sure what the security is like today for AFH. Back in the 70s… that building was open every single time I wanted in.
Oh yeah… I never got caught so I’m off the hook!
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@drgnslayr and there’s that mystery tattoo??
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no love for Josh Selby?
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HighEliteMajor said:
Marco said:
How about Top10 busts?
- Raquel Welch, 2) Emily Ratajowski, 3) Sofia Vergara, 4) Marilu Henner, 5) Phoebe Cates … no, wait …
Awww, Ms. Cates, the Fast Times pool scene… I remember it well, and actually became Judge Reinhold.
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@Marco Kevin Kline became Judge Reinhold.
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mayjay said:
@Marco Kevin Kline became Judge Reinhold.
Really, when did Kevin become Judge Reinhold?
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Nonstop since he married Phoebe Cates.
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Udoka on Dotson
“Last year everything he did was fast, fast,” Azubuike says. “This year he’s seeing the game in a different dimension.”
INTER-DIMENSIONAL POINT GUARD HERE FOLKS.
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@BShark
️Hope doke has time to get out of the way! Looks like doke should be able to move better too.
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