Thu Dec 15, 2005, 04:57pm
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In Memoriam
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Houghton, U.P., Michigan
Posts: 9,953
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Originally posted by johnny1784
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Originally posted by MikeMel
Thanks, gang.
Yeah, an actual high school JV coach. I tried not to respond too much. Only asked if he wanted a time out and then said "no, I don't". The varsity guys had a good laugh about it, too.
Sometimes when I do a younger kids rec game, at the jump ball I'll say "Everybody's shoes tied?" There's usually one or two that will take that opportunity to tighten them up.
Shoe-tying 101? At UCLA? Did Walton take it more than once?
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They all took "it" more than once. Why do you think they were driving around in Bentley's, wearing alligator shoes?
Not only did they attend "Shoe-tying 101", they made good money working at "McDonalds".
Back then, the underground income and perks were much better in college compared to being an NBA rookie.
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johnny1784,
Bill Walton was an Academic All-American.
What were some of the income and perks for UCLA players?
mick
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