White Chocolate was that MAN
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Supposedly Press Maravich showed a video of Pistol's highlights to a group of black players when he got to LSU and their comment was "Hey, he's one of us."
Seems like an odd thing to declare. Is it because your arse is so big or something else?
What about Asians?
And thank God for the paddock. It keeps the "super secret boys club" away from rafters and the lair where it doesn't have to be seen. Just reading through a few post reminds me of my sisters and her friends old ICQ account back in the day.
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Grand wizard.....
I hear there is a nice player coming up from an Indian reservation in Nevada. I think they call him Red Velvet.
Don't forget the explosive new guy from China. Nickname is Yellowcake.
The Paddock is impossible to get a straight answer out of, those guys are the cool kids I guess.
No, they're the "ironic" kids. They pretend to be stupid, because that really means that they're smart. Except that I tend to think that people who pretend to be stupid are mostly just covering up for the fact that they really are stupid. Which is ironic.
And for the guy in this thread passing along the Press Maravich story, if you actually believe the story, I've got some bad news for you: LSU didn't have any black players when Press Maravich got there. Or any year that Pete played there.
Hmmm not sure if this is serious???? If ur white have you ever dated blk gurls? If you have the first time you got u some you done knew you got u some chocolate.
I went to the game at Rupp where he lit us up...that was such an impressive performance...props to WC.
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Asians are the best skippers in the world. duh, everyone knows it! Seriously some of you speech, and thought police need to loosen up and get a life. You just search for something to be offended about to leverage control over others. It's tiresome.
he rented a home in Memphis with his wife and kids. by the time he left the owner had to spend a lot of money just to clean the home so it was livable again. the media here looked at his as a jerk. I met him twice, he spoke and carried himself as a thug wanna be. so to his character I would say he is a nasty guy who had millions but let his kids live in filth, no respect for another mans property, no respect for the law because he was stoned 75% of the time and had less then respectable communication skills.
and you could prob make a mix tape twice as long of him trying to be flashy but turned the ball over. he had 1 year when he came on the scene and amused everyone with circus antics. after that year and the new shine wore off he became a mediocre NBA guard.
and you could prob make a mix tape twice as long of him trying to be flashy but turned the ball over. he had 1 year when he came on the scene and amused everyone with circus antics. after that year and the new shine wore off he became a mediocre NBA guard.
streetballers don't earn 60 million in career salary, and have a net worth of 20 million. for comparison, "the professor" has a net worth of 500k
I don't think Witness gave him the nickname. He was trying to answer a question an eight year old should have understood. I hope you're joking about banning him. Yes, it's a dumb nickname. I didn't click on the link, but I would be surprised if his nickname wasn't annointed on him by a black player.
I don't have time in my day to judge people by the amount of pigment in their skin, so please don't think I have a bias here.
For, the record, I think he was a punk. I do have time in my day to form biases against players who are successful against Ky.
When he was at Florida, Billy D noticed him riding a bike to practice one day.
"Jason, where'd you get the bike?"
"I found it."
"Jason, you can't just take someone's bike. That's stealing."
Jason doesn't get it, or at least doesn't care.
Billy D used to run him to death on a daily basis for cutting class. Until Billy realized that Williams could run for hours and never get tired. He much prefered running sprints to going to class.
"Jason, where'd you get the bike?"
"I found it."
"Jason, you can't just take someone's bike. That's stealing."
Jason doesn't get it, or at least doesn't care.
Billy D used to run him to death on a daily basis for cutting class. Until Billy realized that Williams could run for hours and never get tired. He much prefered running sprints to going to class.
What "group of black players" was that? There were no black players at LSU, or anywhere else in the SEC, back in those days. If there had been, Pete's glaring weaknesses would've been exposed much earlier and he wouldn't be remembered the same way today.
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Character issues is whatever to me... as a kid only thing that mattered to me was how the dude played. White Chocolate and the And One players is what I tried patterning my game off of for better or worse
Anyways he was fun to watch and thats all I really care about.
Anyways he was fun to watch and thats all I really care about.
Naw. You're just Way too easily offended.
Btw, what's up with the stereotypical pic of a space alien?
If Aliens came here and looked like you and me, don't you think they'd be offended by the stereotype of them being short, blue and only have 3 fingers?
Imagine the first alien encounter and a earthling saying "you don't look like one of "them"'
Imagine the first alien encounter and a earthling saying "you don't look like one of "them"'
Who said they were at LSU or in the SEC? The way I heard it, they were from the local neighborhood.
The word "chocolate" will soon be banned, as it is offensive to some. This will also be the last "Black" Friday, as we all know it, times re changing people.
I work with a guy, we call him "white chocolate", he was a UK fan turned UL when Tubby arrived at UK. He likes his nickname.
If you could buy the Paddock collective for what they're worth and sell them for what they think they're worth, you'd be rich.
A guy named Collis Temple was LSU's 1st black player, so yea, Myron got exposed. Your correct in the fact that SEC schools prohibited coaches from recruiting black players. The 1st black player to enter the SEC went to what school???.........Vandy
Numerous problems here.
Your initial post certainly implies that Press Maravich showed tapes of his son to black players at LSU. But let's take you at your word, and assume that's not what you meant. We're still talking 1966 Baton Rouge when Press Maravich arrived at LSU. There was no videotape commonly available. TV stations had some kind of taping system, but a basketball coach was most likely relying on game film. And under what context would Press Maravich be interacting with local black players in a pretty segregated environment, especially considering he had just arrived, and couldn't recruit any of them at that time?
It just all adds up to an extremely far-fetched story.
Nope, didn't imply anything about LSU players. Film existed in the late 60's. I said "supposedly", not vouching for the story. Finally, he recruited LSU's first black player the year after Pete graduated, maybe he had been trying before that (just like Rupp).
