Rick Pitino - Head Coach at St John’s University!!!

If they were much older, I think Pitino and Calhoun would have been best equipped for devising a way to beat UCLA. I think K would have stubbornly stuck with a game plan that wasn't working.
 
austour said:
STJ victory made buy or sell on ATH. Everyone buys them. St Johns hasn't been this relevant nationally in 40 years. Had some great teams (few are far between) but Pitino brings the juice. Also made the A block on PTI. Shout to LIers Pitino, Kornheiser and Austour. 2 out of 3 ain't bad.
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Kornheiser has been a skunk since the 70s
Lied about a.player at St
Anthony's HS under Gus Alfieri
 
I'm pretty sure this was Rick's biggest game since his L'Ville days.

He hasn't had a team ranked this high since at L'Ville, and the first game ranked that high was against #11 Marquette.

He's been on this big stage for 40 years, then the UL scandal and he couldn't have that stage for years after, and it must have killed him inside.
He missed the big time stage while in Greece (yeah he won 2 championships there). Iona is ok but could never have been on the big stage there.

Well fast forward to last night and the biggest game since his L'Villy days, and man Rick aced it like the Champ he is.

Welcome back to the big stage Champion. We're glad you're on our side now.
We're with you every minute of every game.

This is going to be a special year........LET ROLL!!!!!!!!!!
 
mjmaherjr said:
Marillac has them saved on his Commodore 64
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I had a Vic 20. The Commodore 64 was a huge upgrade. 64K of memory at that price point was pretty incredible at that time. Also bought a couple of apple ii's for a failed business idea. 3 grand for just the cpu, $800 for a centronics serial printer cable, $1000 for an epsom dot matrix printer. Monochrome monitors were a few hundred bucks, an RGB color monitor was high living. 300 baud modems were standard, and a 1200 baud modem cooking.


Ah the good old days. Seems like a model T was closer to a Ferrari than what those early computers were compared to today. Consider that a small micro SD card for $25 can store 10,000 times more data on a chip the size of your fingernail.

Diversion, yes.
 
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