I still suspect that Chaminade agents put the then-popular Maui Wowie in our guys breakfast. Or, did we do that ourselves?
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If I recall there were rumors that the USC WBB team may have contributed to our lack of focus.
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His LinkedIn page is amazing. Says something like āAthlete at MSG Entertainment, 2016-19ā . Aka, playing for the Knicks
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Chaminade was a huge upset, no question, but it also was a meaningless game, early in the season, at the end of a very long international road trip. I donāt think you can consider something the greatest upset in history unless thereās more at stake. Thatās why my pick would be Villanova beating Georgetown in the 1985 NCAA championship.
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Agree on that game and your criteria but our walk ons and bench players would beat Chamidade 99 of 100 times (only saying not 100 cause we actually lost ha)
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Was that even much of an upset?
Lost to Georgetown by 2 at home and by 7 on the road earlier that year- remember hearing they were happy that Georgetown beat St Johnās in the other semifinal.
They were 0-3 vs St Johnās that year having just lost to them by 15 in the Big East tournament.
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I was just looking at the Hall of Fame for the County in between my gamesā¦
Wahoowa James Farrior!
ā¦ also, i wish Ken Oxendine had played for the good guys.
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Oxendine, was shocked when he went to the chokies
Was a hoo lock at one point
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Todd W was in my math class. I was talking to him one time and he said that Ox was the only guy who made him feel it the next day.
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I thought Todd only played running backā¦ what position did he play in defense?
MLB. Coach Salmon was straight out of the 50s I think. Everyone played both ways and the offense was 3 yards and a cloud of dust 80% of the time. The starting QB was also a starting safety.
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Todd told me they only had four running plays they calledā¦ power right, power left, sweep right, sweep left. 
The epitome of HS football.
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94 ACC Tourney semifinals win over Duke full game.
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Jason Kapono
For the record, I do, of course, remember Jason Kapono. I donāt really remember him āleadingā the Miami Heat (with his 4.1 points) to the NBA title.
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I also cant believe he is no.3 in UCLA scoring history. Definitely one of those guys I remember but donāt remember him being that
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I woulda guessed 2 of those the others are gonna earn you a beer at trivia
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Don McLean did well for himself after that. LOL! He even changed the spelling of his last name and time traveled back a few decadesā¦
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