Guest LesnarLunatic Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 Coach Nash! any idea when this picture was taken? I'm guessing 1987.
Guest FakeRazor Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 They must have been the laziest Basketball team ever.
Guest Frankie Williams Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 Im doing this in my best Jackie The Jokeman Martling laugh.......HA HA HA HA HA HA HEE HEE HEE HEE HEE HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW HO HO HO HO HO
Guest HartFan86 Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 Holy crap...that was funny. NICE HAIR NASH.
Guest Fook_Hing_Ho Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 I'm loving the sleazy 70's-esque mustache! Look everyone, it's a big, lazy Burt Reynolds!
Guest thefrenchargel Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 hahahaha, that's priceless. Big Kev was also Super Shredder in TMNT 2, for those of you that dug the Ninja Turtles back then.
Guest saturnmark4life Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 yeah, big lay-zee was apparently a highly regarded prospect in basketball until he injured his knees.
Guest The Superstar Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I think I'm going to go back and watch Super Shredder give the big boot to Leonardo...and then tear his quad while running to get Donatello.
Guest jimmy no nose Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 Even if you took Nash out of the picture it's still funny, look at those other people.
Guest y2jailbait Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 hahahaha, that's priceless. Big Kev was also Super Shredder in TMNT 2, for those of you that dug the Ninja Turtles back then. OH MY GOD!!!!!!! That makes the shredder all the more unstoppable!!! No wonder he no sold The Ninja Turtles heavy kicks! By the way, funny pic, he looks like the kinda coach who would kick your ass if you missed a layup, Coach Nash is the man!
Guest Human Fly Posted July 12, 2002 Report Posted July 12, 2002 If Nash ever coaches again, I would suggest new shorts.
Guest lomasmoney Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 you guys want to know something funny i go to that school and my old history teacher was nash's best friend in high school. And to add to my Nash connection my uncles went to the same high school as nash (Southgate Aquinas) but not at the same time and they were having a pick up game and my uncle dunked on nash
Guest LesnarLunatic Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 haha.. it's always nice to have family members who have dunked on World Champions. did he reveal if Nash was lazy back then also?
Guest lomasmoney Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 Actually he told me Nash was a washed up scrub which would be true since my uncle is 10 years younger than Nash
Guest J*ingus Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 My dad went to UT around the same time that Nash did, and although he didn't recall many specifics, he said that Nash was apparently a legend around campus for being quite possibly the clumsiest basketball player of all times. We're talking: dropping the ball, tripping & falling, blocking his own shot (!) and other assorted Big Poochie goodness.
Guest Fook_Hing_Ho Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 blocking his own shot (!) Exactly how do you do that?
Guest the 1inch punch Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 I dont think i wanna how you can be dumb enough to do that
Guest LesnarLunatic Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 and from DDTDigest.. an article on Nash and UT... "Kevin Nash: It's A Blessing I'm Out By Victor Lee, Banner Sports Writer Nashville Banner, June 24, 1980 Former Tennessee basketball center Kevin Nash spent three years in the underdog role at Tennessee, three years of boos, three years of run-ins with the coach, trouble in the dorm. He spent three years trying to figure out what was going to go wrong next, sure something would. It usually did. Nash quickly got the reputation of being big and dumb, a troublemaker, somebody trying to buck the system. He didn't like things at UT, and for two years wanted out. He finally got his wish. After a couple of weeks of speculation and misunderstanding, Nash announced Sunday that he was mailing transfer papers to Bowling Green University on Monday. "People will read the papers and see Kevin Nash is gone and say, 'Well, he never was very good anyway,'" Nash said Sunday night. "Well maybe not in that system. Fans just can't see that it was a bad situation for me from day one. "You are just a name and number at Tennessee, and replaceable. I found out how easily I could be replaced. Coach (Don DeVoe) isn't crying about me not coming back. "If that is the way they feel about me, then I consider it a blessing from upstairs that it was a mutual agreement that I could get out of there." Despite the difficulties with DeVoe, he thinks he can keep from being bitter. "Coach DeVoe handled things well at the end," he said. "He was very truthful and honest at the end, so it would be hard to be bitter. "I could never say he isn't a good coach, because he is. He is a good teacher of the game. "But past that I think he needs to realize that players are human. People have egos and a conscience, you have to talk to them. "That's what I'm looking for. I'm an emotional person and the kind of person who needs to sit down and talk with people when things aren't going right. "We lacked that at UT, and when Coach Deaton left, it took a big chunk out of people I could talk to." Nash doesn't think he was without fault at UT. "I did a lot of things wrong. I violated a lot of rules and was wrong in that situation in Kentucky (shoving match with DeVoe). I just wish we could have communicated better about the problems." Nash's two years of debating a transfer were spent with a bitter struggle within himself. "There were a lot of nights I sat in bed thinking I should forget all this and just work on getting a degree," said Nash, "because that's the real world and this is just play time." "But then there were the nights I'd have that competitive nature and that just says you'll keep pushing and someday get that break." "I just never got that break." Until now. "Bowling Green is a situation where someone wants me as bad as I want them. So I'm very enthusiastic about going. "I have one year to make up for three. It is a chance to prove I can still be a quality, consistent player and get my degree." After three years of not caring, the degree has finally taken on some importance. "Denise (Conrad, girlfriend and UT cheerleader from Nashville) has finally convinced me how important the degree is," said Nash. "I want my sheepskin now. That is one thing Bowling Green stressed. They said every senior on the basketball team the past several years had graduated on time. That is something UT could never say. "It was just a meat factory at Tennessee." After a thoughtful moment he added, "I guess it all really wasn't the coach's fault. It's just the system." He hopes "the system" is different at Bowling Green."
Guest RetroRob215 Posted July 13, 2002 Report Posted July 13, 2002 This has been the thread of the day.
Guest Jobber of the Week Posted July 14, 2002 Report Posted July 14, 2002 tripping & falling L..... O....... L......... Some things never change. I've seen some feedback in various net writer columns of people who knew Nash in earlier days and it all seems to amount to this guy getting so many undeserved oppertunities in life simply for being really tall.
Guest dreamer420 Posted July 16, 2002 Report Posted July 16, 2002 i love that pic. i am mailing it to friends right now.
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