This photo is all you need to validate the title of Woody Harrelson's basketball movie.
Obviously the last area of the country to break the color barrier in basketball.
Rick Pitino - Head Coach at St John’s University!!!
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Obviously the last area of the country to break the color barrier in basketball.
AH-the days of High ttops and sneaker laces in matching color of the uniforms
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Take it to the Bank , Rick Pitino the player would have never played for Rick Pitino , the Coach
If that's true Pitino's teams are growing on 25 years of pure composed manure.
Moose
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Former Greek National Team coach?
Well they (and I as I was also at the game) got to see a Yankee win which are rare and hard to come by lately.
I was there too, tonight.
Took my girlfriend to her second ever game. #1 was last month. She's 2-0 (I'm actually 8-2 this year).
I'm fearful of how she'll react to St. John's basketball. Regular season baseball is easily controllable, in terms of my emotional state. SJU hoopscis a whole different matter.
When I first moved in with my now fiancée, St. john's was playing Nova in the BET a couple years back. It was Champagnie's last game where he airballed the dagger corner 3, and then Nova hit free throws with 1 second left to win.
I still remember silently staring at the TV, distraught, and hearing her go "what do I do?" she wanted to help. I just told her not to talk to me LOL
I am happy to say I have at least matured a little when it comes to handling losses since then. That was one of the first times I realized my reaction to an SJU loss was negatively impacting those around me. Growing up, I didn't have that, cause my Dad was always just as pissed as me
If you two can make it through that one I’m sure your marriage will lastWhen I first moved in with my now fiancée, St. john's was playing Nova in the BET a couple years back. It was Champagnie's last game where he airballed the dagger corner 3, and then Nova hit free throws with 1 second left to win.
I still remember silently staring at the TV, distraught, and hearing her go "what do I do?" she wanted to help. I just told her not to talk to me LOL
I am happy to say I have at least matured a little when it comes to handling losses since then. That was one of the first times I realized my reaction to an SJU loss was negatively impacting those around me. Growing up, I didn't have that, cause my Dad was always just as pissed as me
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Who is Fotis?
That’s the $64,000 question.
Uneducated guess is the 15th man or practice player.
We’ve seen pictures of him at the team functions. Official website currently lists a 14 man roster.
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Maybe waiting for him to be cleared by compliance before announcing anything
When I first moved in with my now fiancée, St. john's was playing Nova in the BET a couple years back. It was Champagnie's last game where he airballed the dagger corner 3, and then Nova hit free throws with 1 second left to win.
I still remember silently staring at the TV, distraught, and hearing her go "what do I do?" she wanted to help. I just told her not to talk to me LOL
I am happy to say I have at least matured a little when it comes to handling losses since then. That was one of the first times I realized my reaction to an SJU loss was negatively impacting those around me. Growing up, I didn't have that, cause my Dad was always just as pissed as me
I'm not familiar with that kind of response....I usually get "grow up" or "awww did your little basketball team lose."
When I go to the games, she checks the score so she can "prepare herself" for the mood I will be in.When I first moved in with my now fiancée, St. john's was playing Nova in the BET a couple years back. It was Champagnie's last game where he airballed the dagger corner 3, and then Nova hit free throws with 1 second left to win.
I still remember silently staring at the TV, distraught, and hearing her go "what do I do?" she wanted to help. I just told her not to talk to me LOL
I am happy to say I have at least matured a little when it comes to handling losses since then. That was one of the first times I realized my reaction to an SJU loss was negatively impacting those around me. Growing up, I didn't have that, cause my Dad was always just as pissed as me