Recent content by MCFROG III

FWIW... GCU seems to have done pretty well last season making it to the Round of 32 and losing to Alabama by only 5.

The Pride and Joy of Long Beach, CA!

Back at the start of the Fall Semester my freshman year in '68, there was a single black guy in the judo class to begin the year. We were about the same age, size & weight at 5'8"-5'9" and 120ish lbs, so we generally were in the same grouping in our sessions. He was pretty nice in class...

Does anyone know how he did in the Hula Bowl this past weekend? I can't find any stats.

It does make sense why she was having such a hard time hitting the basket all game if it happened right at the start. Such a bummer.

Announcer said she coach was "resting" her.

Just tuned into Sports Center on ESPN2 which was going over "all" of the movement of teams between the Power 5 conferences, and the commentator only felt the need to show on its graphics and mention vocally that the ACC added Stanford and Cal. Not one mention of SMU.

Those four were from one family. There was actually another (a 5th) from '68-'72.

The Shipley twins in mid '70's.

It's the cell between Mineral Wells and Breckenridge headed east that will probably be the main one to effect game.

Post show has TCU playing at 1pm tomorrow instead of 5pm as was the original schedule. Must be to get ahead of potential weather problems predicted in the evening. Did anyone else notice this?

Probably "less."

It seems like the original photo was a black & white and not colorized like the one above. It had an element of higher tension than the one in color gives off.

Still acting/directing, last activity around 2018, but has become an activist in the field of heart research after having undergone 4 open-heart surgeries since age 28 to correct congenital aortic valve defects & related damage. ( > Wikipedia)

There are no degrees on my wall related in any way to psychiatry, but for whatever it’s worth, it just seems that both Eddie and his mother may have succumbed to a tremendous amount of depression that could no longer be managed. Both having lost loved ones in what may have been a tightly knit...