His intro song can be Tipsy with a few word changes. Errbdy in Hilton getting Lispey!
Iowa was down 3, all those put-backs didn't mean much.I forgot how many good looks Iowa had at the end. One of my favorite memories in the student section!
Iowa was down 3, all those put-backs didn't mean much.
i am now flacid.
thanks alot boomer
Coach Campbell: In case you change your mind...
Coach TJ: I'm glad you made the right decision.
I could see safety. Kid is solidI've really only seen some of his highlights and most seem to be him scrambling. I'm assuming if he did want to play college football he would be recruited as an athlete.
Coach Campbell: In case you change your mind...
Coach TJ: I'm glad you made the right decision.
It's like trying to tackle Jello
Favorite Thigpen moment: Minnesota - in their barn -- they lead with like 2 seconds and the ball under our hoop. All they need to do is inbound. But instead they throw the inbound pass against the glass (or the scoreboard -- can't remember for sure). We now have the ball. One pass tip to JT for the win. It was awesome.Thigpen played over 30 games in both his junior and senior years and never had over 100 assists in either. So less than 4 a game. He was a 6-2 SG, which is great in college, but he needed to be more of a distributor to have an NBA future. He played some classics for Orr though.
Lipsey on the other hand looks to have PG skills and his shooting stroke looks good. I need to stop watching his film because my expectations just keep growing.
They threw it off the scoreboard. My thought was thank God it was in their place because if it was at Hilton there would have been a huge stink that we had the scoreboard too low.Favorite Thigpen moment: Minnesota - in their barn -- they lead with like 2 seconds and the ball under our hoop. All they need to do is inbound. But instead they throw the inbound pass against the glass (or the scoreboard -- can't remember for sure). We now have the ball. One pass tip to JT for the win. It was awesome.
Favorite Thigpen moment: Minnesota - in their barn -- they lead with like 2 seconds and the ball under our hoop. All they need to do is inbound. But instead they throw the inbound pass against the glass (or the scoreboard -- can't remember for sure). We now have the ball. One pass tip to JT for the win. It was awesome.
Today, there would be 1.7 on the clock after the foul instead of 0.2.
I know our current generation of fans wants to believe Hilton Magic still has that kind of energy. Even in our highest runs w/ Fred there wasn't much competing with that 80/90s level excitement. There was less going on. Less distraction. It was truly another level.
I've really only seen some of his highlights and most seem to be him scrambling.
Agree -- I've been in Hilton a lot. 1987 against Iowa and that old Okie State game (1992?). But I'll still take Hilton today. People who experience that for the first time always shake their heads in wonderment. (KU fans excepted).While I agree with you it does get a little old hearing this. One of my earliest sports memories is screaming "Sit Down Tubbs!" at an OU game.
It was great, it can be great again, I don't need all the qualifiers about how awesome it was back in the day. The Naz OSU games, the Iowa games of recent years, the OU comeback are all absolutely amazing sporting experiences.
While I agree with you it does get a little old hearing this. One of my earliest sports memories is screaming "Sit Down Tubbs!" at an OU game.
It was great, it can be great again, I don't need all the qualifiers about how awesome it was back in the day. The Naz OSU games, the Iowa games of recent years, the OU comeback are all absolutely amazing sporting experiences.
Just posted that in another thread. The wording is interesting, isn't it?