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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: Trim on December 23, 2011, 12:23:43 PM
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K-State will match up in the second round Friday against a coach who steered Iowa State from the Big Eight into the Big 12 while coaching the Cyclones from 1994-98.
Tim Floyd is in his second year at UTEP and guided the Miners to a 61-48 victory against Clemson on Thursday.
“We’re a young, young team,” Floyd said of a roster containing seven freshmen. “We won like we did back in the Big 12, playing some ugly basketball.”
A big smile came across Floyd’s face when asked about former K-State coach Jim Wooldrige, his old college teammate at Louisiana Tech. The two maintain contact at least twice a week, Floyd said, with Wooldridge in his fifth season as the head coach at Cal-Riverside.
“Talk about a guy who just couldn’t catch a break (at K-State). How many one-point games did they play with him there?” Floyd recalled. “He’s the best, best friend a guy could ever have. I love him.”
http://cjonline.com/sports/2011-12-22/samuels-shines-late-grandmother#.TvTD-tRSQQo
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thank you for that. A big smile came across my face, too.
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:D
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Hard not to like Jimmy Wooldridge.
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oh man. loved that.
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BITB had that Tim Floyd to the Cats scoop years before It's Patterson.
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I'll never forget Wooly's best SLTH loss.
Drew Lavender going coast to coast in 4 seconds for the game winning layup.
Second might be blowing an 8 point lead with 1:15 to go to lose to an average Ostate team.
Jim was a legend. He could grab defeat from victory from anyone.
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:D
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Hard not to like Jimmy Wooldridge.
I find it incredibly easy to hate him, actually.
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I'll never forget Wooly's best SLTH loss.
Drew Lavender going coast to coast in 4 seconds for the game winning layup.
Second might be blowing an 8 point lead with 1:15 to go to lose to an average Ostate team.
Jim was a legend. He could grab defeat from victory from anyone.
OU 2001. We had a one-point lead and the ball with about ten seconds left. Quentin Buchanon inbounds the ball right to an OU player who proceeds to run down and score the winning layup.
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Hard not to like Jimmy Wooldridge.
I find it incredibly easy to hate him, actually.
Yeah, but you're an idiot.
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I went to and WON Jim's first Father/Son basketball camp.
Jim had a great voice. Easy to like the guy, but always going to break your heart.
The loss to OU with Siebrandt was the worst loss I have ever witnessed.
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pasco fiasco will always be #1 in my heart. you just knew that 3 was going in.
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I'll never forget Wooly's best SLTH loss.
Drew Lavender going coast to coast in 4 seconds for the game winning layup.
Second might be blowing an 8 point lead with 1:15 to go to lose to an average Ostate team.
Jim was a legend. He could grab defeat from victory from anyone.
I think my personal favorite Wooly loss was the one to Baylor, when they didnt have a non con that year and we still lost to them. The game wasnt on tv so you had to listen to wyattvision and we went to overtime and loss. Just a great Wooly memory. Long live the neckbrace!
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I'll never forget Wooly's best SLTH loss.
Drew Lavender going coast to coast in 4 seconds for the game winning layup.
Second might be blowing an 8 point lead with 1:15 to go to lose to an average Ostate team.
Jim was a legend. He could grab defeat from victory from anyone.
I think my personal favorite Wooly loss was the one to Baylor, when they didnt have a non con that year and we still lost to them. The game wasnt on tv so you had to listen to wyattvision and we went to overtime and loss. Just a great Wooly memory. Long live the neckbrace!
The Thread
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I used to like it in like year five when we were still using the he's just snake bitten excuse. Man, we had it down back in those days. What a treat to relive those memories.
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I'll never forget Wooly's best SLTH loss.
Drew Lavender going coast to coast in 4 seconds for the game winning layup.
Second might be blowing an 8 point lead with 1:15 to go to lose to an average Ostate team.
Jim was a legend. He could grab defeat from victory from anyone.
I think my personal favorite Wooly loss was the one to Baylor, when they didnt have a non con that year and we still lost to them. The game wasnt on tv so you had to listen to wyattvision and we went to overtime and loss. Just a great Wooly memory. Long live the neckbrace!
The Thread
Oh yea totally forgot about that thread. That thread was epic. I miss ksufans
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I miss Doc. Down 30 at OSU.