Not feeling like working and need to pass some time.  If anyone has any random players or highlights to help please share 

 

 

DeJuan Blair was one of my favorite non-Texas players of that era. 

Buying into this account now

Easy work ... because he ripped Texas too 

"White Chocolate" in college

 

2 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

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Pittsnogle was an absolute monster.  I was a big Boston College fan before attending Texas and miss Big East basketball so much.  

2 hours ago, Lupton Pittman said:

DeJuan Blair was one of my favorite non-Texas players of that era. 

Those Pitt teams were physical.  Levance Fields was a classic NYC point guard that was tough as nails.  
 

 

1 hour ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Easy work ... because he ripped Texas too 

"White Chocolate" in college

 

Doing that all in a 55 jersey just makes it so much better.  

Cardiac Kemba.  Now I’m just turning this into a big east love fest.  

JJ Redick at Duke was unreal. I remember him lighting up the Horns for 40. Always tried to mimic his jumper and free throw routine while shooting around at 24 hour fitness back in the day

Old old timers might remember this one - Darryl Dawkins v Maurice Lucas fighting in the 1977 NBA Finals.  Two BAMF - Dawkins was bigger but Lucas had a reputation of the toughest guy in the league.  That was a scary fight when those two starting throwing punches.

Sixers (Julius Erving was their star) won the game to go ahead 2-0 in the series, then Portland, led by Bill Walton, swept the next four to take the championship.  

 

25 minutes ago, hookem1014 said:

JJ Redick at Duke was unreal. I remember him lighting up the Horns for 40. Always tried to mimic his jumper and free throw routine while shooting around at 24 hour fitness back in the day

Oh Redick for sure.  Although I think he’s less random.  I’d consider him an iconic college basketball player.  

5 minutes ago, ArizonaLonghorn said:

Old old timers might remember this one - Darryl Dawkins v Maurice Lucas fighting in the 1977 NBA Finals.  Two BAMF - Dawkins was bigger but Lucas had a reputation of the toughest guy in the league.  That was a scary fight when those two starting throwing punches.

Sixers (Julius Erving was their star) won the game to go ahead 2-0 in the series, then Portland, led by Bill Walton, swept the next four to take the championship.  

 

Hahaha they squared up like it was a hockey fight

I was a dorm mate of Michael Cooper, undergrad at UNM. He was so poor he couldn't afford to take his girl out for a date, yet made millions for the university.  So glad he was a baller with the Lakers. He's a great guy. NIL helps. 

The Marshall Henderson pull was awesome. He was electricity

50 minutes ago, hookem1014 said:

JJ Redick at Duke was unreal. I remember him lighting up the Horns for 40. Always tried to mimic his jumper and free throw routine while shooting around at 24 hour fitness back in the day

Hide the women and children 

 

18 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

The Marshall Henderson pull was awesome. He was electricity

 

maybe my favorite college bball gif.  The older guy standing up at the end to tell him off is so perfect.  

20 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Hide the women and children 

 

And keep them hidden for this one too

 

23 hours ago, Lupton Pittman said:

DeJuan Blair was one of my favorite non-Texas players of that era. 

Blair played a long time in the NBA with no ACL in either knee

19 hours ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

And keep them hidden for this one too

 

too soon

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Big East in the 80's was unreal. 1985 Final Four had 3 teams.

Pearl Washington was always one of my faves. If you never saw him play think JCovan Brown. 

On 2/16/2026 at 10:28 AM, Lupton Pittman said:

DeJuan Blair was one of my favorite non-Texas players of that era. 

As a Spurs fan,  I support this message. He was about 6-8 and played like he was a 7 footer. Great effort and culture dude. 

5 hours ago, Alex C said:

As a Spurs fan,  I support this message. He was about 6-8 and played like he was a 7 footer. Great effort and culture dude. 

ask and you shall receive 

I always felt Blair was Craig Smith with no ACLs.  I loved Craig Smith and he’s often forgotten now . Absolute monster and him + Jared Dudley were a problem.