@GioMoceriWXOU@griffin_beers2 I’m a traditionalist. Don’t mess with the greatest game ever. Once the ncaa tourney contract expires we will be quarters also
So now I have to your job for you? The minutes are off for some reason. Led, 58-30 at half time but my outstanding adjustments got them back in the game🤷♂️
When you hit your drive farther than a US Open championships and then talk major smack to him. (I didn’t care I teed off 100 yards a head of him). JJ is a great guy, an absolute pleasure to play with and a true champ. He has a fan for life after today
It was great to back on campus, which was once called home for me but this time it was for my son. OU Elite Camp! Thanks @KampeOU and @SmittBonz for the opportunity! @OaklandMBB
Quick weekend in Cancun. Always great when the boys get married and even 10 years later they support each other. Team 50 was one of my best ever, not just on the court. I guess it’s true that you shrink as you age🤦♂️
When my youngest son (3rd)was born I said I had my foursome for pebble Beach. 30 years later we made it. I’ve been blessed to have some great golf trips in my life, but this was the best weekend ever. Love you boys and thanks for greatest birthday present ever.
I heard someone say that the war in Iran is fought on behalf of the global Jewish community. Taking out Iran is to destroy strongholds that would actually fight against the global NWO.
And that silly Americans are still caught up in a promoted polarizing battle between the insignificant battle of “left vs right” keeps us too comfy and stagnant to be a real threat.
When I grow up I want to be @KampeOU ....how about that view from Kamp's place! Great day of golf at Oakland Hills CC, Tigers baseball, and talking basketball! @Coach_AndyToole@Darrin_Horn
Wojo, this is the best thing I’ve read on Pat. I am beyond sad. Oakland basketball was his first beat so many years ago. A piece of me and our program left with him today. I admired him and what and how he accomplished his craft. Integrity is the one word that described him best
Beneath the gruff exterior, Pat Caputo was a funny, caring man who knew more about Detroit sports than anyone I’ve ever known. It was uncanny, almost scary, how much he recalled and recited. I miss his voice, the most-imitated grumble in Detroit media history.