If sun were not an issue there is no view better anywhere than the upper east stands because they hang so closely over the field. But I moved to the west years ago to avoid the afternoon sun.
He had that wonderful staccato type cadence. For basketball, i remember “charity stripe” and “bunny shot”. For football, it was “hold onto your seats brother and sister”, “there’s a thriller brewing”, “toe meets leather,”, stanzas for quarters, and starting the broadcasts dramatically...
I like Pastner personally also and have rooted for him to succeed . But it is just not going to happen.
On the positive side, after the game last night, the ACC network showed a documentary on Lethal Weapon 3 from 1990. It was nice to remember the way things once were. I would love to be...
I was at both games that day. I left the Tech game early to go to the Braves game thinking we had it won. Before the Tech game, Deon, who played for the Braves, pulled up in a sports car and parked next to the Edge Center to hold court with the FSU fans.
Disagree. I do not experience near the excitement of a game watching it on TV as I do from the stands. When there is a big crowd and an exciting play, there is nothing like being there to me. What has ruined it for me in person or on TV are interminable TV timeouts. They have to do...
I agree that was his best line. Let’s also not forget his basketball phrases such as the “charity stripe” for free throws and calling jump shots “bunny shots”. Also he sometimes called football quarters “stanzas”.
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