College Basketball

[Jerm]

That was the Fizer/Tinsley year. I went to the Big 12 tourney and watched Jamaal Tinsley dribble through Eduardo Najera's legs on the final bucket to win the conference title, then came back to Westwood and caught the tourney on tv with friends.

That was the Hampton year?

 

[BigFrank]

That was the Hampton year?

I figured the last one was a troll leading to this...Hampton was the following year with JT alone. I was in the city of Oaxaca following the game online...what a dissapointment.

 

[Jerm]

I figured the last one was a troll leading to this...Hampton was the following year with JT alone. I was in the city of Oaxaca following the game online...what a dissapointment.

Ahh got it. I had Iowa State winning my bracket that year (and back then my bracket was VERY serious business to me). I loved that team. I also loved the St. John's teams of the same era.

 

[LurchingBeast]

I figured the last one was a troll leading to this...Hampton was the following year with JT alone. I was in the city of Oaxaca following the game online...what a dissapointment.

I loved those teams. Then Tim Floyd and Marcus Fizer were a part of the Bulls fall from greatness, so I hate them.

 

[gregkoko]

Officially a Rutgers Basketball season ticket holder for the first time since the 06-07 season. Know there won't be fans in the stands this season but stoked for the 21-22 season

 

[sameasiteverwas]

Marcus Fizer

man, he was so good in college. loved watching him and Kenyon Martin. they were just imposing.

 

[gregkoko]

man, he was so good in college. loved watching him and Kenyon Martin. they were just imposing.

Such a damn shame Kenyon broke his leg. Cincy would have rolled in 2000. What a team

 

[Jerm]

You guys wanna remember some guys?

 

[Jerm]

Andy Sesay
Erick Barkley
AJ Bramlett
Arthur Lee
Andrew DeClercq

 

[Jerm]

Andy Sesay
Erick Barkley
AJ Bramlett
Arthur Lee
Andrew DeClercq

Ansu* damn autocorrect

 

[JonathanAmes]

I remember watching Kenny Satterfield hollering at girls in the stands between games back in 2001 when Cincy played in SD the first weekend of the tourney. Loved Steve Logan’s game. That team had swagger for days.

 

[BigFrank]

Such a damn shame Kenyon broke his leg. Cincy would have rolled in 2000. What a team

I felt the same way...though it made me more hopeful of a Cyclone title.

I was mixed on Floyd to theBulls. I didn’t think he was the next Phil, but thought he was better suited to the pros. We had heard rumors throughout that he was dirty (by dirty I mean ok if with paid players) and were worried we’d get sanctions. Especially when we were killing KU when Roy was chair of the rules committee.

Much more bummed by Hoiberg to the Bulls (as coach). I still feel he could have been their version of Coach K.

 

[Jerm]

I remember watching Kenny Satterfield hollering at girls in the stands between games back in 2001 when Cincy played in SD the first weekend of the tourney. Loved Steve Logan’s game. That team had swagger for days.

Cincy was fun back then. Just before that they had that dude Melvin "The Helicopter" Levett.

 

[LurchingBeast]

You better bring your lunch pail when these dudes came to town:

 

[furley]

Andy Sesay
Erick Barkley
AJ Bramlett
Arthur Lee
Andrew DeClercq

how dare you leave Bootsy Thornton off that list

 

[sameasiteverwas]

Cincy was fun back then. Just before that they had that dude Melvin "The Helicopter" Levett.

I thought he was the Levitator?

 

[bugs]

I thought he was the Levitator?

As a season ticket having ten year old back then, can confirm he was the helicopter. Those teams had an unbelievable amount of swagger. I remember sobbing in my kitchen as an 11 year old after kmart broke his leg.

 

[bugs]

You better bring your lunch pail when these dudes came to town:

Maxiell some how carving out an NBA career was shocking to me. Couldn’t have been taller than 6’5” but was one of the most physically intimidating people I’ve ever seen. Looked like he could tear you in half.

 

[LurchingBeast]

Maxiell some how carving out an NBA career was shocking to me. Couldn’t have been taller than 6’5” but was one of the most physically intimidating people I’ve ever seen. Looked like he could tear you in half.

6'5 with a 9 foot wingspan. Dude was a bruiser down low. If he was going to make it of course it happened with the Pistons, replacing Ben Wallace.

 

[BigFrank]

Man, Sutton was one of those titans of the game. Always there...RIP.
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