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greenman

"I don't give a damn if he can't do nothing else. He can shoot, and I love the way he shoots. I don't care if he can't dribble, can't rebound, can't play defense... that kid can shoot the ball." - Tracy McGrady on Steve Novak

BrewCity83

I like 'em, but they didn't wear those today.
The shaka sign, sometimes known as "hang loose", is a gesture of friendly intent often associated with Hawaii and surf culture.

greenman

I thought a few players had them on. Zar did I think. I didnt notice watching the game live but the highlights on the Big East VOD website I think shows them.
"I don't give a damn if he can't do nothing else. He can shoot, and I love the way he shoots. I don't care if he can't dribble, can't rebound, can't play defense... that kid can shoot the ball." - Tracy McGrady on Steve Novak

YoungMUFan4

I'm pretty sure 'Zar (and maybe some others) wore those vs. ND

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