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ReignOnU wrote:I don't remember Ken O'Brien being that great... was he? Maybe that was a bit before my time. I hear his name and immediately think of Tony Eason and Scott Gogan for some reason.

Never was great, but for a time when we were collecting cards and watching NFL football he was a guy on that team...

Made me think of a Jet that I liked... pretty sure he stunk it up too... Blair Thomas.

1985 was 11-5 with 25 TD's. That was the year!

ReignOnU wrote:They had a SF... Scottie someone... I remember thinking that guy was going to be awesome in the NBA.

Scottie Thurman I think his name was.. he was a great shooter if I remember.

didn't they have Todd Day also?

DRiccio21 wrote:

ReignOnU wrote:They had a SF... Scottie someone... I remember thinking that guy was going to be awesome in the NBA.

Scottie Thurman I think his name was.. he was a great shooter if I remember.

didn't they have Todd Day also?

Todd Day was a little before them. I remember the May-Day and Oliver Miller teams at Arkansas. The biggest game of the season in Day's senior year was when UNLV visited. It was a track meet with what seemed like a dunk every 2 minutes. UNLV poured it on though and ran away from them.

I like the Reign Man fav's.

"Get up with the down stroke!" - Kevin Callabaro

Gary Payton was a fav too.

As a kid, I was a huge Braves and UK fan, and rooted for the Cowboys since they were the only team on tv half the time. My favorite guys at that age were Jamal Mashburn and Antoine Walker; and Fred McGriff, Chipper Jones, and John Smoltz. I was also a Griffey fan and an Emmitt Smith fan, as I think most kids were back then.

I moved to the Indy area in 95 for a few years and became a Pacers fan; I loved watching Reggie Miller and Rik Smits. Also became a big Dallas Stars hockey fan after going to a game in Dallas, was a fan of Mike Modano and Eddie 'The Eagle' Belfour

more like Eddie "the alcoholic" Belfour

Malik Sealy
Doug West
Jerome Lane
Charles Smith
Chris Mullin
Mark Jackson
Greg Lloyd
Carnell Lake
Dominique Wilkins


Basically any player in the Big East in the mid to late 80s. Big East was bad ass back then

Hershel Walker
Carl Lewis
Jerry Rice
Michael Jordan
Ricky Henderson

The not so obvious ones.....

Dale Murphy
Greg Maddux
Javy Lopez
Steve Young

Baseball: Pedro Guerrero and Mariano Duncan
Basketball: Dominique Wilkins
Football: Hershel Walker, Eric Allen, Randall Cunningham

Bash brothers
Macho man
Dale Murphy
Shawn Kemp

ReignOnU wrote:I don't remember Ken O'Brien being that great... was he? Maybe that was a bit before my time. I hear his name and immediately think of Tony Eason and Scott Gogan for some reason.

There was Steve Grogan and Scott Zolak, not one man!

ReignOnU wrote:They had a SF... Scottie someone... I remember thinking that guy was going to be awesome in the NBA.

Scotty Thurman. He hit the 3-pointer to defeat Duke in the '94 title game. After his sophomore year, he declared for the NBA and then never was drafted or picked up.

MJ
Barry Sanders
Griffy Jr.

In no particular order:
Michael Jordan
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Larry Bird
Barry Sanders
Walter Payton
Lynn Swann
Dan Marino
Bernie Kosar
Randall Cunningham
John Stallworth
Jerry Rice
Steve Largent
Ozzie Newsome
Hanford Dixon
Bo Jackson
Mario Lemieux
Mark McGwire
Jose Canseco
Rickey Henderson

Cal Ripken Jr.

Its just coincidence that my son is named Calvin,honestly.

In no particular order.....

Andy Van Slyke (my favorite Pirate player growing up...)



Jose Lind (Pirate's 2nd baseman, he sucked offensively but was didn't miss a ball at 2nd base....(.989 FP )



Chris Spielman (the only jersey I have of a Buckeye player....)



Keith Byars (My first memory of Ohio State football, I would run around the yard acting like Keith Byars....he got robbed by Flutie.)



Jim Jackson (I'd play basketball at the park, I may only make 2/10 but I was always Jimmy Jackson....)



Merril Hoge- I loved Hoge. He was tough as nails back then.



Mark Malone- We hated Mark Malone, well I did cause my dad did. We would listen to the games on am radio growing up and I remember my dad's extreme hate for Mark Malone....



Louis Lipps- One of my first memories as a Steelers fan that I can remember was Louis Lipps....



I tried to go with players I liked growing up. I remember Byar's run vs the Illini where he lost his shoe and the Bucks came back after being down big. I could throw up some really funny ones, we used to make fun of Bubby Brister all the time and his mom and that damn Steeler car.