Famous Stetson Alumni

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

I didn't have time for photos.

http://www.ranker.com/list/famous-stetson-university-alumni-and-students/reference?utm_expid=16418821-174.5vlqpgn-RoaJUIiApA53hg.0&utm_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Furl%3Fsa%3Dt%26rct%3Dj%26q%3D%26esrc%3Ds%26source%3Dweb%26cd%3D1%26ved%3D0ahUKEwi2of-PncbKAhWE6SYKHacsDqQQFggcMAA%26url%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.ranker.com%252Flist%252Ffamous-stetson-university-alumni-and-students%252Freference%26usg%3DAFQjCNE6iMyHAYv2fCWI0LmLvwR8mvWoiQ%26bvm%3Dbv.112454388%2Cd.eWE

Not much of a list.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

A university like thst in Florida? There's gotta be a gold mine stash of porn stars there.

[Dawson Rental]

Max Cleland I've heard of.  That's it.

[Class71]

Apparently they are not that famous. Never heard of Stetson either. Hopefully we can keep the turnovers to under 15.

[Dawson Rental]

Apparently they are not that famous. Never heard of Stetson either. Hopefully we can keep the turnovers to under 15.

Played 'em a lot under Al and Hank.  Always an early season buy game.

[PuertoRicanNightmare]

Lurch from the Addams Family?

[Lighthouse 84]

This could be as close as we get..

[Class71]

Played 'em a lot under Al and Hank.  Always an early season buy game.

Apparently they did not make an impression on me. Al played a number of dogs over the years like St. Thomas as a first game each season.

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

I knew George Winston the pianist.

An unknown televangelist is your #1?

[rocket surgeon]

  oliver lee, an MU b-ball recruit and player 1977-78 thru 1980-81 was from deland, florida.  not one of our most

stellar.  probably an under-achiever, but did average over 17 ppg his senior year.  showed steady progress. ranked

#41 greatest MU players by cracked sidewalks. that's interesting

drafted by the chicago bulls in the 4th round (84th overall).  i don't know what kind of career he had in the nba,

but if i had to guess....well at least he was drafted-heyna.     

[Jables1604]

Brian Bocock is a professional baseball player? Sounds more like a pornstar to me...

[Dr. Blackheart]

This could be as close as we get..

She has an umbilical hernia. Needs to get that fixed.

[rocket surgeon]

She has an umbilical hernia. Needs to get that fixed.

excellent diagnosis!  i don't know how you caught that

[oldwarrior81]

  oliver lee, an MU b-ball recruit and player 1977-78 thru 1980-81 was from deland, florida.  not one of our most

stellar.  probably an under-achiever, but did average over 17 ppg his senior year.  showed steady progress. ranked

#41 greatest MU players by cracked sidewalks. that's interesting

drafted by the chicago bulls in the 4th round (84th overall).  i don't know what kind of career he had in the nba,

but if i had to guess....well at least he was drafted-heyna.   

Oliver had his share of run-ins with the legal system back in the day.
And that doesn't include the time Majerus brought in some former players to scrimmage and Lee showed his gratitude by pilfering anything that had value in the locker room.

But it sounds like Lee "may" have made a change as he mentored his young nephew back in the early 90's.  Playing a big role in the development of the future "Vinsanity", Vince Carter. 

[PBRme]

The co founder of Merrill Lynch didn't even make the top ten

[mileskishnish72]

Is there a link for the Cracked Sidewalks all-time rankings?

[Goose]

OLee was a special talent. Was an underachiever in a big way, but was very gifted. Silky shooter and great one handed rebounder. He definitely was a showboat.

[GGGG]

Apparently they did not make an impression on me. Al played a number of dogs over the years like St. Thomas as a first game each season.

Stetson was a basketball independent that Marquette used to play against occasionally.  Jacksonville too. 

[rocket surgeon]

Is there a link for the Cracked Sidewalks all-time rankings?

i don't know what happened to #11-25??

here's top 10

http://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2008/01/marquettes-greatest-players-top-10.html

here's  #26-50

http://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2008/01/marquettes-greatest-players-26-50.html

#50-75

http://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2007/12/marquettes-greatest-players-51-75.html

[rocket surgeon]

Stetson was a basketball independent that Marquette used to play against occasionally.  Jacksonville too.

i could be wrong, but didn't they start playing stetson when they recruited Oliver lee?  incentive to bring in family or to broadcast back home?  i guess i could look back at their schedule, but...

[Dr. Blackheart]

OLee was a special talent. Was an underachiever in a big way, but was very gifted. Silky shooter and great one handed rebounder. He definitely was a showboat.

Hell of a Marquette Club Football QB too.

[mugoose]

Ray Finkle!

[GooooMarquette]

i could be wrong, but didn't they start playing stetson when they recruited Oliver lee?  incentive to bring in family or to broadcast back home?  i guess i could look back at their schedule, but...

That was my vague recollection as well, and I checked to confirm.  I started looking at 1970, and the first season we played them was 1978-79...Lee's sophomore season.

[Eldon]

Ray Finkle!

And Lois Einhorn

[real chili 83]

Oliver had his share of run-ins with the legal system back in the day.
And that doesn't include the time Majerus brought in some former players to scrimmage and Lee showed his gratitude by pilfering anything that had value in the locker room.

But it sounds like Lee "may" have made a change as he mentored his young nephew back in the early 90's.  Playing a big role in the development of the future "Vinsanity", Vince Carter.

So are you saying that Lee stole from these guys?