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http://fivestarbasketball.com/commitment-corner/12-08-2011-t-j-taylor-could-be-next-at-marquette-1

Clearly they don't view him as a point guard.

""He's another switchable," Williams said. "He doesn't really have a position. He's like all our other guards, except for Junior [Cadougan] and Derrick [Wilson]. Just a good player, a guy that can pass, dribble and shoot. Has a Big East body. Can endure how you have to be able to guard in this league."

mrr1981

Great article. 

Kinda funny that the subheading lists T.J.'s height as 6'3" but in the text of the article he's listed as 6'4".  Either way, I think he'll slide nicely into the role vacated by DJO, with 1-2 inches of extra height.

VegasWarrior77

For us old school guys: Could his coach have a better name than "Chuck Taylor"?
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MU82

Still wear Chucks for bopping around -- now they have become cool and expensive.

Every time I pull 'em on and take a few steps, I think: "Wow ... did I really play in these things?" My answer reveals my age range, dammit!
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Freeport Warrior

Quote from: mu77vegas on December 08, 2011, 12:57:03 PM
For us old school guys: Could his coach have a better name than "Chuck Taylor"?
I wore plain white canvas for 7th grade bball. Think they were $10.

VegasWarrior77

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Quote from: MU82 on December 08, 2011, 01:02:16 PM
Still wear Chucks for bopping around -- now they have become cool and expensive.

Every time I pull 'em on and take a few steps, I think: "Wow ... did I really play in these things?" My answer reveals my age range, dammit!

I've got some black Chucks myself.  I can't believe I played bb in them until the Adidas shoe came out.
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein

pbiflyer

Quote from: Freeport Warrior on December 08, 2011, 01:52:43 PM
I wore plain white canvas for 7th grade bball. Think they were $10.

You are old, my 8th grade version were $13, plus of course the school color coordinated laces.

Lighthouse 84

Quote from: pbiflyer on December 08, 2011, 03:48:33 PM
You are old, my 8th grade version were $13, plus of course the school color coordinated laces.

I'm with Freeport Warrior on this one.  $10 in 7th grade.  I still think Chuck Taylor's had the best shoe bottom, from a non slip aspect, of any basketball shoe I've ever worn.
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Quote from: MU82 on December 08, 2011, 01:02:16 PM
Still wear Chucks for bopping around -- now they have become cool and expensive.

Every time I pull 'em on and take a few steps, I think: "Wow ... did I really play in these things?" My answer reveals my age range, dammit!

No I'd say your use of "bopping around" revealed your age way before you said you played in chucks.  ;D

WellsstreetWanderer

Played in Chucks with wool Wigwam socks

Sharpie

Favorite basketball shoes were the original Nike Penny Hardaways and the Jordan 11's. I also liked the nike Dennis Rodmans that laced up the sides. Yeah I was pretty fly in junior high. Obviously this can shows my age.

VegasWarrior77

"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein

Hards Alumni

Quote from: morecowbell on December 08, 2011, 07:01:05 PM
Favorite basketball shoes were the original Nike Penny Hardaways and the Jordan 11's. I also liked the nike Dennis Rodmans that laced up the sides. Yeah I was pretty fly in junior high. Obviously this can shows my age.

30?

AZWarrior

Quote from: morecowbell on December 08, 2011, 07:01:05 PM
Favorite basketball shoes were the original Nike Penny Hardaways and the Jordan 11's. I also liked the nike Dennis Rodmans that laced up the sides. Yeah I was pretty fly in junior high. Obviously this can shows my age.

I saw Penny play against MU.   ::)

All this talk of rights.  So little talk of responsibilities.

VegasWarrior77

I saw Lew Alcindor play against Wilt Chamberlain at the Milwaukee Arena!  Lew held his own.
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VegasWarrior77

When I was in seventh grade at St. Sebastians on the west side of Milwaukee there was a new guy coaching the sixth grade who helped our coach out. He was a husky guy who was at MU.  Rick Majerus was his name.  I wonder what happened to him...?
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wyzgy

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Quote from: mu77vegas on December 09, 2011, 07:46:49 PM
I saw Lew Alcindor play against Wilt Chamberlain at the Milwaukee Arena!  Lew held his own.

big plume of smoke above the floor, guys smokin luckys and swisher sweets in their seats...?? my dad had season tix back in the day-6th row at the aisle where the players walked in. could pat "lew" on the head as he walked by. saw the big o when play us when he was the cincinnati royals before he came to the bucks.  no we didn't get to the games via horse n buggy...a model T

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