Dude, did you get one!? Whereād you for the hunt?
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Hold up. HGN went to Tech? I gotta change my Vote! Sorry Sauce
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I did not. I was deep in the āback countryā so canāt really give you a specific location. Elk hunting is a different beast!
Man shit
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Wait it actually was Sedale?
Pulled that one out of the dark recesses of living in LA in the nineties.
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Heās correct
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Yes. Assumed you knew cause your LA Life. Dammit I guarantee I knew at some point as well. Was gonna say Hal Greer
All those years listening to Chick Hearn
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Jealous i would watch any NBA and specifically Lakers game then growing up. Never any clue if live or memorex. Games were like 135 to 120. Atleast in my mind and no 3 pointer needed
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CORRECT. He is also the answer to a couple of GREAT trivia questions - read on to find out
Sedale Eugene Threatt born September 10, 1961) is an American former professional basketball player in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Threatt played college basketball at the West Virginia Institute of Technology from 1979 to 1983. Nicknamed āthe Thiefā for his ability to steal the basketball, Threatt has the distinction of being the last sixth round pick to play in the NBA (the NBA draft was shortened to the now-current two rounds in 1989). He is also notable as the only player in NBA history who was a teammate of Julius Erving, Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson. He played in the NBA from 1983ā1997 and finished his basketball career overseas.
TMI: I saw him play in college - when WV Tech played at Radford - my best friend at the time was the Student-SID for WVT and told me that they had a player with NBA potential!
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More possible Sanchez-isms here:
https://twitter.com/uvamenshoops/status/1853931269047955537?s=46&t=wAzMZR-0PRGT1LpN6U5x0g
āPlay!ā
āGood!ā
āWith pace!ā error, statement does not compute
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Thats good. He should do more of these things
Also our D is really bad as we can see here
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Canāt it just be sanchisms? Has a certain ring to it. Certainly sounds like better recruiting fodder than servantliness.
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Iām old enough to remember Billy Baron lighting up some low majors and then going to 
. Wake me when Rohde does it against high majors.
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Yea man. You can kinda see players levels that way. BUT it is all dependent on playing time, right? Like when Shedrik looked like an all american against Furman (loss) and we all thought he should have been playing more
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He said, āwith SPACEāā¦computation solved.
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