Also, Coach Tang wearing a sweater (albiet in K-State colors) was nice.There will be better photos but Rick Pitino peeled off his Looie sweater at game's end, walked slowly to midcourt and placed the sweater there.
Poignant, classy gesture and no other words are necessary.
Nice and Ugly too. Perfect for the dayAlso, Coach Tang wearing a sweater (albiet in K-State colors) was nice.
A former manager told a similar story prior to the mass. That was coach, he made you feel like the most important person in the world, even if you didn’t know him.In Billy Schaeffer's eulogy he told a great story that wonderfully encapsulated the Looie many of us experienced.
Looie, Billy and Rino were finishing lunch at a local Greek restaurant when a guy approached the table and greeted Looie. Looie immediately warmly responded, asking "How's the family?", and proceeded to be in a deep and prolonged exchange, something Billy learned over the years to withdraw from and step away.
As Rino, Billy, and Looie left the restaurant, Looie asked the two, "Who the bleep was that guy?"
After the laughter stopped, Billy explained that was Coach just being the person he was, making someone's day, giving them a story they would hold dearly forever.
See you all at the K-state game that for fans will sort of feel like a wake in the gym that bears his name. Even if you won't be at the game you'll be there in spirit.
A win, unofficially 527, would be great too.
Coach, this one’s for you !
I was thinking the same. Maybe some of our esteem posters at the game can confirm. First thought was Cardozo, but did not see Orange on the warmups.Was that a high school team in the stands?
Our lacrosse team was in student sectionI was thinking the same. Maybe some of our esteem posters at the game can confirm. First thought was Cardozo, but did not see Orange on the warmups.
Ohh.. not sure about those guys.How about the guys in blue warmups?
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