Post by: michigancat on February 18, 2010, 12:14:56 PM
http://videos.kansas.com/vmix_hosted_apps/p/media?id=10666078&item_index=&genre_id=00001425
Here is the article that set him off:
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/yb/141149036
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Post by: mcmwcat on February 18, 2010, 12:55:48 PM
Marshall got baited and Lutz set the hook. should turn out a lot better for Lutz than Marshall.
Post by: Testy Westy on February 18, 2010, 01:44:58 PM
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Post by: mocat on August 10, 2016, 09:21:26 AM
Holy crap that fist pump at the end.
i think he was trying to straighten his watch or whatever, but that makes it even better
Post by: CNS on August 10, 2016, 09:22:39 AM
Post by: Cartierfor3 on August 10, 2016, 10:13:31 AM
Post by: star seed 7 on August 10, 2016, 10:16:52 AM
I also love the 19 year old broadcaster who does not know how to process it
Gregg marshall has gone bonkers!
Post by: mocat on August 10, 2016, 10:28:28 AM
I also love the 19 year old broadcaster who does not know how to process it
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it's like a baseball..........!?
it's like a baseball.........!?
Post by: Cartierfor3 on August 10, 2016, 10:37:46 AM
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Incredible! Gregg Marshall.........not happy at all
Post by: Trim on August 10, 2016, 10:40:00 AM
Post by: MakeItRain on October 08, 2020, 08:39:33 PM
From The Athletic, ol boy is a bitch
Wichita State is conducting an internal investigation into the behavior of men’s basketball coach Gregg Marshall, multiple sources told The Athletic. Marshall confirmed the investigation on Thursday.
School officials have interviewed players on the current team, as well as former players about their experiences inside the program, and although Wichita State officials declined comment, citing privacy laws, Marshall wrote in a text message to The Athletic: “I’m aware the university conducted interviews and I fully participated in the process. I look forward to having it wrapped up as I continue to focus my energy on our team.”
The investigation comes after the Shockers experienced an exodus last spring with six scholarship players plus a walk-on transferring. In addition, 2020 commit Ja’Dun Michael asked out of his letter of intent. One source said a player voiced concerns about Marshall’s behavior to university administrators before transferring.
The most damning allegations are from the 2015-16 season. They include:
• During a practice that season, Shaq Morris attempted to block teammate Zach Brown’s shot. Brown fell awkwardly on the play, and Marshall rushed over and began chewing out Morris for what he deemed a dirty play and then shoved Morris in the back, according to multiple players who witnessed the incident.
Marshall told Morris to “get the eff out of practice” and then followed him out of the practice gym, two players said. Before Morris could exit the double doors of the gym, Marshall ran up behind Morris and punched Morris between the shoulders near his neck, according to the players. An assistant coach intervened.
Morris did not respond to a text message seeking comment for this story.
• In the preseason that year, a staff member was working out a group of players and Marshall was not pleased with the session. Marshall approached the staff member and started berating him, then put one of his hands around his neck, according to two people who were present.
• In the spring of 2016, in an incident widely discussed in the athletic department, Marshall was approaching his parking spot outside of his office at Koch Arena and a student-athlete from another sport was pulling out of Marshall’s spot. It was a regular occurrence for students to park in Marshall’s spot to run in quickly to the tutoring center. If Marshall discovered someone parked in his spot, he would typically double park behind the car. As Marshall approached his spot that day, he did not get there fast enough to block the student in. Instead, Marshall quickly turned his car around and followed the student’s car, eventually blocking his car at an intersection in the parking lot. According to an eyewitness, Marshall got out of his car and started yelling at the student, asking “Do you know who the eff I am?”
The student had his window down and responded, “I don’t give a eff who you are.” Marshall approached the car and, according to the eyewitness, attempted to punch the student through the driver’s window.
Asked via text message to address the allegations, Marshall did not respond.
Within the athletic department, Marshall’s combativeness was well known.
“It wasn’t just players — the academic people, the marketing, everybody. If you had to associate with Wichita State basketball, you got caught in the crossfire,” one former player said. “I lost respect for him because I saw the way he treated my teammates and other people.”
Through the years, players left the Wichita State program, but until 2018 when Austin Reaves transferred, Marshall said he never lost a player to transfer he didn’t want to lose. That changed this offseason. In an interview with The Athletic in early April, Marshall said he had not managed personalities well as an explanation for the exodus.
Among the five players who transferred to Division I schools, Jamarius Burton (Texas Tech), Grant Sherfield (New Mexico), Noah Fernandes (Massachusetts) and Asbjorn Midtgaard (Grand Canyon) have all received waivers to play immediately. No announcement has been made on the waiver of Erik Stevenson, who transferred to Washington.
Marshall is entering his 14th season at Wichita State, where he has built a consistent winner. The Shockers reached the Final Four in 2013, followed that up with a perfect regular season in 2014 and had a run of seven straight NCAA Tournament appearances.
The Shockers underwent a rebuild after the 2018 season and were in Year 2 of it last year. It appeared to be going well as they finished the 2018-19 season strong, making it to the postseason NIT semifinals, and then went 23-8 in 2019-20 before the season ended prematurely. After the mass defections, Wichita State signed seven players for the 2020-21 season, including three high school players, three junior college guys and one grad transfer.
One former player who spoke with The Athletic on the condition of anonymity said he wished he had known about Marshall’s behavior when he was recruited.
“This thing’s been going on before I came around, and no one warned me,” he said. “For me, it’s about helping the next kid. I wouldn’t be telling this if I didn’t think it was going to help somebody.”
Post by: Kid In the Hall on October 08, 2020, 09:40:24 PM
Post by: michigancat on October 08, 2020, 11:06:09 PM
Post by: Trim on October 08, 2020, 11:29:07 PM
• In the preseason that year, a staff member was working out a group of players and Marshall was not pleased with the session. Marshall approached the staff member and started berating him, then put one of his hands around his neck, according to two people who were present.
Lol at one hand.
• In the spring of 2016, in an incident widely discussed in the athletic department, Marshall was approaching his parking spot outside of his office at Koch Arena and a student-athlete from another sport was pulling out of Marshall’s spot. It was a regular occurrence for students to park in Marshall’s spot to run in quickly to the tutoring center. If Marshall discovered someone parked in his spot, he would typically double park behind the car. As Marshall approached his spot that day, he did not get there fast enough to block the student in. Instead, Marshall quickly turned his car around and followed the student’s car, eventually blocking his car at an intersection in the parking lot. According to an eyewitness, Marshall got out of his car and started yelling at the student, asking “Do you know who the eff I am?”
The student had his window down and responded, “I don’t give a eff who you are.” Marshall approached the car and, according to the eyewitness, attempted to punch the student through the driver’s window.
:love:
Post by: michigancat on October 08, 2020, 11:56:23 PM
https://watchstadium.com/sources-wichita-states-gregg-marshall-punched-player-choked-assistant-10-08-2020/
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“Shaq walks away and Marshall punches him in the back of the head,” a former player said. “I’m in disbelief. He’s done flagrant stuff, but that was probably the reason I (transferred). I lost respect for him as a man. The worst part is that Shaq had told Marshall earlier that day that his mom had cancer.”
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Marshall taunted junior forward Isaiah Poor Bear-Chandler, who is of Native American descent, “to get back on his horse” and made “Indian howling noises” while in practice during the 2018-19 season.
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Erik Stevenson was wide open and didn’t shoot the ball one day in practice this past season. The player closing out on him defensively was black. While in film session, Marshall paused the film. “I think you’re afraid of brothers, guys raised by their grandparents eating PB&J’s.” One black player told Stadium he felt that was a racist remark.
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Post by: sonofdaxjones on October 09, 2020, 08:20:47 AM
There's little doubt in my mind that had the WSU administration known about this, they would have immediately acted.
If there's one thing we know about the history of WSU and that is, it's a school and athletic department that doesn't enable a bad situation. They act immediately.
Post by: Kid In the Hall on October 09, 2020, 09:02:37 AM
Post by: BIG APPLE CAT on October 09, 2020, 09:20:26 AM
Wow, who could have possibly seen this coming?
There's little doubt in my mind that had the WSU administration known about this, they would have immediately acted.
If there's one thing we know about the history of WSU and that is, it's a school and athletic department that doesn't enable a bad situation. They act immediately.
im assuming this is a gene stephenson reference? i mean i'm sure there have been some questionable decisions in the AD over the years but it all seems pretty small timey type stuff?
Post by: ChiComCat on October 09, 2020, 09:25:00 AM
Post by: GregKSU1027 on October 09, 2020, 10:40:38 AM
Any ways Shaq was a very nice guy and was always a team player according to friends I had known who had been to pressers and stuff and would hear Gregg always yelling in the hallway outside of the presser about something.
It is very telling that Shaq came forward with his story and was huge in this.
It is also very telling because everyone i have spoke from WSU's fanbase that is close to me has said "I'm not surprised.'
Post by: nicname on October 09, 2020, 12:43:04 PM
• In the preseason that year, a staff member was working out a group of players and Marshall was not pleased with the session. Marshall approached the staff member and started berating him, then put one of his hands around his neck, according to two people who were present.
Lol at one hand.
The student had his window down and responded, “I don’t give a eff who you are.” Marshall approached the car and, according to the eyewitness, attempted to punch the student through the driver’s window.
:love:
Yes. Total hero.
Post by: nicname on October 09, 2020, 12:55:19 PM
Post by: Brock Landers on October 09, 2020, 02:02:57 PM
You'd have to be combative to stay married to that psycho.
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Who's the psycho, Greggg or Lynnn?
Post by: IPA4Me on October 09, 2020, 02:03:41 PM
Perfect fit for each other.You'd have to be combative to stay married to that psycho.
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Post by: Dugout DickStone on October 09, 2020, 03:54:20 PM
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Post by: Kid In the Hall on October 12, 2020, 12:43:04 PM
With all that uncertainty, what do you do with Marshall? Make the investigation take months and months so that a new president can fire him? Make the investigation go super fast so that an interim president fires him and takes all the heat from the fanbase? Completely ignore the findings of the investigation, make him say he's sorry and stick with him?
And, of course, b-ball is supposed to begin in about six weeks...
Post by: MakeItRain on October 12, 2020, 09:18:11 PM
If they do fire Gregg, they'll go hire Chris Jans from New Mexico State, and their fans will be thrilled. I imagine at this point a lot of the fans would rather have Jans than Marshall back.
Post by: GregKSU1027 on October 14, 2020, 09:15:09 AM
The speculation is that Bill Koch had President Golden fired, which doesn't make sense because Bill Koch has been a vocal critic of the trump administration. Same speculation has Bill Koch saving Gregg's job. Also worth noting that as of last week, the players who talked to stadium and the athletic won't talk to the university investigators.Reading the room this would be the right call, most of the guys who I know that have recently graduated want Marshall gone and Jans in. Old money fans want Marshall to stay no matter the problem.
If they do fire Gregg, they'll go hire Chris Jans from New Mexico State, and their fans will be thrilled. I imagine at this point a lot of the fans would rather have Jans than Marshall back.
Post by: sonofdaxjones on October 14, 2020, 12:01:23 PM
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Post by: Woogy on October 14, 2020, 06:34:48 PM
He just may not have been aware at the time of what was being said, but :dunno: seems more like him to lash back rather than the more recent denials.
Post by: wetwillie on October 14, 2020, 08:22:08 PM
Post by: pissclams on October 14, 2020, 10:42:45 PM
IIRC, his first reaction when this broke was not a denial, but more along the lines of "what about it, my methods are my methods and they're not for everyone."a little something that I call, marshall law
He just may not have been aware at the time of what was being said, but :dunno: seems more like him to lash back rather than the more recent denials.
Post by: wetwillie on October 14, 2020, 10:51:40 PM
IIRC, his first reaction when this broke was not a denial, but more along the lines of "what about it, my methods are my methods and they're not for everyone."a little something that I call, marshall law
He just may not have been aware at the time of what was being said, but :dunno: seems more like him to lash back rather than the more recent denials.
100% chance he said this at some point
Post by: ben ji on October 15, 2020, 01:47:45 PM
IIRC, his first reaction when this broke was not a denial, but more along the lines of "what about it, my methods are my methods and they're not for everyone."a little something that I call, marshall law
He just may not have been aware at the time of what was being said, but :dunno: seems more like him to lash back rather than the more recent denials.
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Post by: sonofdaxjones on October 15, 2020, 02:02:46 PM
Post by: MakeItRain on October 20, 2020, 11:08:19 PM
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Sheldon Bailey didn’t know what a “gash” was until he got to Winthrop, not until the head basketball coach, Gregg Marshall, started calling him and his teammates “gashes” regularly. A gash, Bailey learned, was a derogatory term for a woman’s vagina, and when Marshall really wanted to drive home a point, he’d accompany the slur with a hand gesture.
“He’d fix his fingers like an OK sign, but real small,’’ said Bailey, who played at Winthrop from 2001-03 before transferring. “And then he’d say, ‘You’re a big, wet, soft, rough ridin' gash.’’’
Post by: MakeItRain on October 20, 2020, 11:09:44 PM
https://theathletic.com/2149903/2020/10/20/gregg-marshall-wichita-state-winthrop-behavior/
Sheldon Bailey didn’t know what a “gash” was until he got to Winthrop, not until the head basketball coach, Gregg Marshall, started calling him and his teammates “gashes” regularly. A gash, Bailey learned, was a derogatory term for a woman’s vagina, and when Marshall really wanted to drive home a point, he’d accompany the slur with a hand gesture.
“He’d fix his fingers like an OK sign, but real small,’’ said Bailey, who played at Winthrop from 2001-03 before transferring. “And then he’d say, ‘You’re a big, wet, soft, rough ridin' gash.’’’
Nearly 20 years later, a source at Wichita State, where Marshall has coached since 2007, would describe a strikingly similar action by Marshall: “He’d hold his fingers and thumb pointing down and say, ‘Pink and wet, you know what the eff that is.’”
As Wichita State conducts an internal investigation of its head basketball coach because of allegations of verbal and physical abuse, seven players from Marshall’s time coaching at Winthrop (from 1998 to 2007) painted a picture of Marshall — menacing, belligerent, prone to sudden outbursts — similar to the one former Wichita State players have detailed.
Multiple players allege that Marshall did the following while at Winthrop:
• He taunted one player who took prescription medication for his mental health. “Did you take your medication today? Are you stupid or just Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)?” he allegedly screamed at the player after he failed to grasp a drill.
• He screamed at a player who was underperforming that he’d “send him back to Africa,’’ shocking teammates. “You’re a white guy, in South Carolina where the Confederate flag is still flying on the statehouse, and you’re telling a proud African man you’re going to send him back to Africa?” one player said.
• During a road trip, Marshall criticized Josh Grant, mimicking his “soft” play, likening it to playing backyard ball with his girlfriend. “He started dancing around, all dainty,’’ Grant said. “After a couple of minutes of it, I got tired of it and said, ‘Well, eff you.’ He didn’t like that obviously. Basically, he kicked me out, and I was walking out, he kind of pushed me. It wasn’t a full-on push trying to fight somebody, but kind of, ‘Get out of here.’’’
• Marshall kicked a player out of practice, followed him out and then put his hands on the player, which was a common occurrence, the players said. In one oft-cited instance, Marshall got into a heated exchange with Derrick Knox, who yelled back at his coach. Marshall tossed him from practice, and as Knox was leaving, he muttered something under his breath. “Coach sprints from one bench to the other, where (Knox) was and jumps over the exercise bike that’s sitting there for players on the sidelines,’’ Eric Fisher said. “Basically shoves (Knox) and turns him around and is cussing at him. ‘What’d you say, [redacted]?’ They pulled (them) apart.’’
• During his first season at Winthrop, Marshall invited players to his house for his son Kellen’s second birthday. Kellen had gotten a new Wiffle ball set and was playing in the front yard with the players. The ball cracked, and the players told Kellen it was OK, they’d get him a new one. Marshall came outside and, upon finding out what happened, grew angry and grabbed one of his players by the shirt and threw him against a wall. The other players intervened and separated them. Dan Tollens, one of the players, recalled Marshall’s wife, Lynn, saying: “I just hate when he gets like this.”
• Following a loss to Campbell in 1999, Robbie Waldrop, a one-time All-Big South freshman selection, said Marshall refused to give the players their meals for the three-hour bus trip back to campus and instead walked the aisle of the bus degrading them one by one. Finally, he took an empty seat beside Waldrop, and for two-plus hours railed on him for his poor shooting. “Telling me how big a piece of crap I am, and that all the times I say I’m shooting this many shots in the gym, that I’m a rough ridin' liar,’’ Waldrop said.
Marshall responded on Tuesday in a statement:
As I have stated previously, I am deeply committed to my players and the teams we have built together. I believe unequivocally in their value as athletes, as students, and as people. Any portrayal of me to the contrary is wrong.
Throughout my career as a coach, I have devoted myself to empowering my players to achieve their greatest potential. That’s the legacy I have built throughout my career – both at Wichita State and at Winthrop University.
My nine years at Winthrop (1998-2007) saw the Eagles achieve greater success than ever before. Not only did our players win on the court, but our team graduated all but one senior student-athlete during my tenure. I am extremely proud of what we built together at Winthrop and will always reflect fondly on my years there.
I acknowledge that my coaching style isn’t for everyone. I am passionate and energetic, and countless players have thrived on my programs and excelled in our team culture.
I am not demeaning or abusive. I have always pledged my full-hearted commitment to my team. I hope that no player or coach in my program ever doubts my respect for them or my investment in their success.
As was the case at Wichita State, the Winthrop players said that Marshall’s behavior was so constant that they can’t believe higher-ups in the athletic department were unaware of it. After the bus berating in 1999, Waldrop left the team, spending more than a week back home in Gastonia, N.C., even as assistant coaches called, imploring him to return. Waldrop said he went to the athletic director, Tom Hickman, and told him everything. “ And he was like, hey, I understand,’’ Waldrop recalled.
Hickman initially responded to text messages requesting an interview but then stopped responding.
Bailey shared his concerns about Marshall with his father, Sam. Unbeknownst to his son, Sam Bailey wrote a letter to Hickman, sharing his son’s litany of grievances, including accusations that Marshall threw balls at his players, degraded his assistant coaches and threatened to pull scholarships.
Sam Bailey never heard from anyone at Winthrop, he said, but his son heard from Marshall. Angered by the letter, Marshall summoned Sheldon Bailey to his office. Sam Bailey said he told Marshall he didn’t know his father was writing the letter and that there was nothing more he could do. Marshall didn’t let it go, twice more asking Bailey about it, the third time as he was shooting in the gym. Sheldon Bailey suggested Marshall contact his father directly. “I’m never talking to that [redacted] again,’’ Bailey said Marshall retorted. Incensed, Sheldon Bailey told Marshall not to speak of his father that way.
Bailey transferred to Florida International and Waldrop joined Tollens at Division II Lees-McRae College — but plenty of players couldn’t leave. Some already had transferred to Winthrop; others were near the end of their eligibility or couldn’t find another place to go. In other words, they were stuck.
After reading about the allegations of abuse by Marshall at Wichita State, some Winthrop players contributed to a group alumni text chain, sharing their experiences.
“This crap is wild, though I am shocked it is getting any traction,’’ Grant wrote. “Why now? It is not like he has changed anything in 25+ years of doing this crap day in and day out.’’
Marshall’s Winthrop players are grown men now, their basketball days long over. Most are successful — Bailey was LeBron James’ body double in “Space Jam 2.” Yet even now, some 20 years later, the former Eagles vividly recall Marshall’s demeaning and degrading behavior. They’re speaking out now, they say, because they were surprised that, despite his successes, Marshall hasn’t changed.
“This dude is so in my past, but at the same token, what about the other kids?” said one player, who asks not to be identified. “No student, no person should have to endure this. You wouldn’t allow your kid to get cursed out like that. I’m not acting like a someone who makes me uncomfortable. Players are used to getting yelled at, but nobody should have to endure people talking about their personal information, their medical information.”
The Winthrop players, like those from Wichita State, are quick to push back against assertions that Marshall’s behavior was motivational or part of an effort to try to make his players tougher. “The best analogy I can use, it’s like the difference between art and porn,’’ said the player, who preferred not to be identified because he feared speaking out could impact him professionally. “I played in high school for a coach who yelled and screamed and cussed during practice, but I never felt like he didn’t have our best interests at heart. This wasn’t that. It’s not something you can verbalize, but you know the difference.’’
“I was hoping he had changed his ways,’’ Sam Bailey said. “I saw at one point where UCLA was going to hire him. He’s been in the national spotlight, so I thought he’s probably changed. But apparently he hasn’t.’’
The former players acknowledged that Marshall is a great basketball coach. He took over a program in 1998 that had won seven games the previous season and won the Big South with almost the same roster and made the NCAA Tournament in his first season. “How does that happen?” Waldrop asked. “It’s the coach.”
In nine years at Winthrop, Marshall won the Big South regular-season title six times and made seven NCAA Tournament appearances. “He has great sets and defense and all that. He does a really good job. There’s a reason he has a lot of wins,” Grant said. “He’s got a great basketball mind, but 100 percent he’d be a lot more successful if he wasn’t a total bad person all the time. He has such a sense of arrogance. I don’t think he feels he can be touched.”
Marshall acknowledged in a statement released Oct. 9 that he’s “not for everybody.’’ But viewing Marshall’s behavior through the prism of adulthood, many of the Winthrop players, some of them now fathers, believe that Marshall crossed the line, a cruel coach as opposed to just a tough one.
“This goes as far back as his coaching career,’’ Bailey said. “From the guys I’ve talked to at Winthrop, we all feel pretty much the same. It’s time someone shed some light on this. Whatever they’re talking about now, he’s done more than enough of that over the last 25 years. Maybe he doesn’t pay players or fraternize with coeds. But this stuff? This stuff, he totally does that.’’
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Post by: Johnny Wichita on October 30, 2020, 03:27:51 PM
Taylor Iverson would beat the breaks off of that bully.
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Post by: BIG APPLE CAT on November 11, 2020, 07:58:15 AM
they found out about something else
what else did they find out about? does he diddle kids? i always kinda lowkey got that vibe off him...
Post by: ben ji on November 11, 2020, 10:13:54 AM
Maybe we can use this to back out of the stupid rough ridin' deal we made with WSU to play them
Nah, this is actually perfect. They should suck even worse than us when the games are played and we can get the easy W's.
Post by: michigancat on November 11, 2020, 10:14:41 AM
they found out about something else
kinda crazy that they needed to
Post by: MakeItRain on November 11, 2020, 03:34:37 PM
they found out about something else
what else did they find out about? does he diddle kids? i always kinda lowkey got that vibe off him...
:dunno:
Post by: MakeItRain on November 11, 2020, 03:38:45 PM
they found out about something else
kinda crazy that they needed to
https://twitter.com/Shocks_Nation/status/1323999633081798656
Those names are essentially all of the biggest donors in the WSU Foundation outside of the Koch Brothers.
Post by: Trim on November 11, 2020, 03:51:38 PM
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Post by: Kid In the Hall on November 17, 2020, 11:41:29 AM
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/30335808/wichita-state-men-basketball-coach-gregg-marshall-resigns-investigation
Post by: Rage Against the McKee on November 17, 2020, 01:59:43 PM
Post by: Fedor on November 17, 2020, 02:23:40 PM
That's 7000 g's.Noice. :thumbsup:
Post by: Gooch on November 17, 2020, 02:47:42 PM
That's 7000 g's.Well done.
Post by: IPA4Me on November 18, 2020, 05:52:00 AM
https://twitter.com/MikeBeauvais/status/1314382236406480896
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Post by: Kid In the Hall on November 18, 2020, 01:59:46 PM
https://www.kansas.com/sports/college/wichita-state/article247245209.html