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Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - PalmTree - 02-19-2018
(02-19-2018, 04:36 PM)GoodGrief link Wrote:Oh man, still the greatest Stanford sports moment that I was ever at live. My gosh, Art Lee just took over the last 2 minutes of that game. And that incredible poke-out of the ball to Madsen followed by his thunderous dunk and foul... Honestly, I never even saw Madsen's arms raised in triumph because I was too busy hugging everybody around me.
Then after Madsen made that all-important free throw Art got called for a foul on that URI's 3-pointer attempt. The URI shooter fell apart and his first shot barely grazed the rim. Art Lee was stomping down the sidelines grabbing his throat in a choke-gesture, and all of us in the stands were begging him to stop to avoid getting a technical. Thank goodness he got away with it.
After the game, Art Lee came up the stands and I shouted, "GREAT JOB ART!!!" And he looked at me for a moment and then grinned like a kid. Man, I loved Art Lee on the court.
A friend of mine decided that they wanted to hire Art Lee to be part of their startup as motivation. Art wouldn't have to do anything--he would just have to sit at his desk, and everybody would see him and be like, "YEAH! YEAH! YEAH ART YEAH!!!" and be all motivated to crush their work. There's a SportsCenter promo for you.
You mean, "WHOOO'S YOUR DAAAD-DY???" ARTHUR LEEE...." - that guy?
Ahhhh....good times! 8)
Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - lex24 - 02-20-2018
Tim Young. While its not fair my memory of him is the missed cripple in the NCAA tourney. Gets a great pass on the right side of the basket. Hes all alone. Any other 7 footer on the planet rips a dunk. He softly lays it up with his off (right) hand and .... You know the rest.
Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - Phogge - 02-20-2018
Tim was a weird guy. I remember him much the same way that I remember Cordova.
Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - BobK - 02-20-2018
Once he had back surgery he wasn't the same. Â
Btw Tim scored pints in 5 different years
Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - CTcard - 02-20-2018
(02-20-2018, 11:07 AM)BobK link Wrote:Btw Tim scored pints in 5 different years
Hey, by this point Ive scored pints over about 30 years - though never could play basketball a lick.
Re: MBB: Stanford at Berkeley - BobK - 02-20-2018
I must be ready for a pint or two