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dwaderoy2004

#25
you bastard.

...and the answer is yes ;D

BrewCity83

DeMarre Carroll of Missouri had some wild dreads.
The shaka sign, sometimes known as "hang loose", is a gesture of friendly intent often associated with Hawaii and surf culture.

w0bbie

Also the PG on LSU this year (Hickey?) and I think one other player on that team.  McCallum on UWM.

In the NBA there is also Marquis Daniels, Nene and formerly Chris Bosh.

warriorchick

Quote from: The Equalizer on February 28, 2012, 09:44:04 AM
  Perhaps you could throw Buycks in there--nowhere near Crowder in terms of length, but probably on the short list. 


Dwight didn't have dreads - he had cornrows.

God, you people are white!
Have some patience, FFS.

EnderWiggen

I always thought it was because in football, it is harder to show your identity because your helmet really covers a lot.  In football, it used to be that you could stand out by having dreads (although everyone has them now), so that people could ask, "hey, who's the guy with dreads?".  In basketball, your full face is exposed, so you can just ask, "hey, who's the guy who looks like an easter island statue?" (DJO) or "hey, who is the guy who looks like he should be in fat albert's junkyard crew?" (gardner)

Buzzin

Well, if people are doing dreads for Crowder on Senior night that means someones got to do a really large distinguished chin for DJO.

cj111


God, you people are white!
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We prefer traditional-American

Warriors10

Too much work for the marketing program.

Only would happen if Tommy were here.

Gato78


Steve Buscemi

Quote from: The Equalizer on February 28, 2012, 09:44:04 AM
Over the past few years I rember a few opponents.  Renaldo Balkman of South Carolina.  One of the players on Dayton--can't recall his name.  Perhaps you could throw Buycks in there--nowhere near Crowder in terms of length, but probably on the short list.  I'm sure there are a few more one could find with a bit of searching.   But, you're right, it does seem to be less prominent.



London Warren.  Pretty entertaining player for lacking much talent.  Must have been the dreads.
"I work out twice a day, six days a week and on Sunday I go to church."  -John Dawson

4everwarriors

F*ckin' sports the licelocks.
"Give 'Em Hell, Al"

Spaniel with a Short Tail

Quote from: EnderWiggen on February 28, 2012, 12:37:59 PM
I always thought it was because in football, it is harder to show your identity because your helmet really covers a lot.  In football, it used to be that you could stand out by having dreads (although everyone has them now), so that people could ask, "hey, who's the guy with dreads?".  In basketball, your full face is exposed, so you can just ask, "hey, who's the guy who looks like an easter island statue?" (DJO) or "hey, who is the guy who looks like he should be in fat albert's junkyard crew?" (gardner)

LOL!

wadesworld

Quote from: Warriors10 on February 28, 2012, 07:42:30 PM
Too much work for the marketing program.

Only would happen if Tommy were here.

Tommy didn't allow dreads, braids, or cornrows.  Had to keep it clean.  All about the image...

Markusquette

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Quote from: EnderWiggen on February 28, 2012, 12:37:59 PM
I always thought it was because in football, it is harder to show your identity because your helmet really covers a lot.  In football, it used to be that you could stand out by having dreads (although everyone has them now), so that people could ask, "hey, who's the guy with dreads?".  In basketball, your full face is exposed, so you can just ask, "hey, who's the guy who looks like an easter island statue?" (DJO) or "hey, who is the guy who looks like he should be in fat albert's junkyard crew?" (gardner)

I got a little bored...

Real Chilly Podcast

Quote from: EnderWiggen on February 28, 2012, 12:37:59 PM
I always thought it was because in football, it is harder to show your identity because your helmet really covers a lot.  In football, it used to be that you could stand out by having dreads (although everyone has them now), so that people could ask, "hey, who's the guy with dreads?".  In basketball, your full face is exposed, so you can just ask, "hey, who's the guy who looks like an easter island statue?" (DJO) or "hey, who is the guy who looks like he should be in fat albert's junkyard crew?" (gardner)


personally, I've always thought DJO looked like Sebulba, the pod-racer from Episode I


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MountainCreekHouse

Didn't one of the dudes on that Missouri team that beat us in the NCAA tourny 2009 have dreads.

He was pretty good if I recall (damnit).
Farva:"Give me six Schlitzes."
O'Hagan: "Take it easy, Rod."
Farva: "Open bar, dude!"

dwaderoy2004

Quote from: LightBlueJerseys on February 29, 2012, 10:26:56 AM
Didn't one of the dudes on that Missouri team that beat us in the NCAA tourny 2009 have dreads.

He was pretty good if I recall (damnit).

demare carroll...see above.

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