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Date Posted: 14:25:56 03/03/03 Mon
Author: buhoops
Subject: Re: All Time Punk Team of the early 1990s
In reply to: NU Hoop Fan 's message, "Re: All Time Punk Team of the early 1990s" on 13:21:06 03/03/03 Mon

>I did forget my captain of the all punk team: Lamont
>Hough of Northeastern. He was a punk, on and off the
>court. I'll NEVER deny that one.
>
>I forgot.. no one from BU is ever a punk.. Sorry about
>that. I didn't mention Raja Bell because I didn't
>want to incite a riot on the board. I figured that
>was a given.
>
>You don't remember anyone of ever accusing Timberlake
>or DaCosta of being punks? Ask anyone from Siena or
>NU about that. I remember distinctly at the 1989
>tournament listening to Mike Deane hold court with the
>Siena media saying that they got away with more stuff
>on the court than any back court pair that he had seen
>in years. I think that was the year there were no
>fans at the games....
>
>Spinelli talked more smack per minute played than
>anyone I've ever seen. Even from the bench he had an
>attitude. I realize he didn't play much. He did,
>however always have a tan that rivaled Chris
>Monasch's. His claim to fame was that he coached
>Yinka Dare at Milford Academy.

Did I say no one at BU was ever a punk? I specifically mentioned Raja Bell. So quit putting up straw men to knock down.

Actually I WAS at the 1999 tournament. How I got in shall remain a secret. If Deane said what you say he did, I don't remember hearing or reading it. But even if he did, it's an opposing coach talking before a game and trying to get an edge with the officials. And what does "getting away with stuff" mean anyway? Or are you a mind reader too?

As for asking someone from NU about BU, that's really going to get a fair, unbiased judgment isn't it.

Finally, Spinellis' talking smack and having a tan hardly qualifies as being a punk.

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