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| 3 days 12 hours ago | Wow - that is an incredibly |
Wow - that is an incredibly thorough list. I can see college presidents getting their panties in a bundle already...
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| 3 weeks 5 days ago | And I think you point out a |
And I think you point out a potential problem with Harbaugh coming - we would always have worried about him leaving for the pros... |
| 3 weeks 6 days ago | Are inside linebackers the |
Are inside linebackers the new running backs? (don't play every down, careers over fairly quickly)... |
| 4 weeks 4 days ago | Yep. I still don't know what |
Yep. I still don't know what a chimichanga was/is, but I loved getting big city radio in my little town (grew up in Marion, 45 minutes north of Columbus). Before 1980, the only thing I knew about Cleveland was that show and Browns football...of course, seeing The Jam at the old Agora changed that a bit... |
| 4 weeks 4 days ago | Agreed on the range, and Mike |
Agreed on the range, and Mike McGee could shoot as well. I'll bet they were great guys, as they sounded humble despite all of their success both on and off the court. One of them (Marty I guess?) also had great Bo stories, as he worked for the Athletic Department for several years. And of course Bo was born in Barberton. One of his stories gave me a feel for just how deeply those Barberton ties run. One of them noted that when he went to visit Michigan on a recruiting trip it was fairly close to the state championship game that they lost. When the assistant coach took him in to meet Bo, the first words out of Bo's mouth were 'What happened?', referring to the basketball game. Bo obviously knew the score, but he wanted to hear the story himself like any fan.
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| 4 weeks 4 days ago | Sorry about not linking - |
Sorry about not linking - actually listened to it on the radio and couldn't find a podcast. They mentioned the Carter Scott rivalry, saying that they keep running into Scott at basketball functions. They even talked about one dinner at which they sat with Scott and Phil Hubbard and talked northeast Ohio high school basketball until late in the night. As someone who graduated from high school in 1980 I would have loved to hear that. |
| 7 weeks 2 days ago | And Antoine Joubert coached |
And Antoine Joubert coached in the ABA for a while (not that ABA)... |
| 7 weeks 2 days ago | Phil Hubbard coached under |
Phil Hubbard coached under Eddie Jordan for a while - don't know what he's doing now... |
| 9 weeks 4 days ago | I agree with these, |
I agree with these, especially vision. Mike Hart is the obvious example, but I grew up rooting for Jamie Morris, who was incredibly fast but had great vision as well - he never ran into the back of his own linemen like so many other fast runners did/do... |
| 10 weeks 1 day ago | Glen Rice. |
Glen Rice. |
