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- Don't Be This Guy Tonight
- Bob Huggins does not like wasted beer.
- This Week in Subscriptions:12/28/07
- Lazy Mountaineer Links
- Fudge
- Congrats Huggy Bear!
- The Battle lines
- Pre-Christmas Links
- Doc Holiday: I know the name, but....
- Round of Reubens
- OS is back from 1957... maybe
- It's going to get ugly
- What does this mean?
- Good God
- Round of Reubens
- Moving Forward
- Rodriguez Press Conference Highlights
- MSN is all over this!
- RRod Open Thread
- Again?
- Louisville loses again
- Mountain Links
- Petrino to Arkansas?
- Basketball Sweaty
- Speaking of basketball
- At the quarter mark
- Exercise Ball Fun
- Mounties roll Dukes 92-68
- Round of Reubens
- On the Podcast
- Don't be THAT guy
- That was cathartic
- Can Someone Help Me Out With A New Guitar?
- Week 15 Blogpoll Ballot
- The Tailgate
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4 comments:
Throw a live camel in there. If you have a small child use it as a shield. Its like you're in a basketball trance. I can't wait.
If OS jumps into the MFFL, his team must be named after a wuote from this film.
Greatest basketball movies of all time in the following order:
1. Hoosiers, of course
2. Semi-Pro
3. Teen Wolf
4. White Men Can't Jump
5. Blue Chips
6. The Basketball Diaries
I don't even have to see this film in its entirety to know it will be the second best movie on the sport EVER.
** that is QUOTE from this film.
Dunno, you left out:
AirBud;
Eddie;
Another Stakeout;
Space Jam; and
Like Mike 2: Streetball.
One of those may not actually be a basketball movie, but instead a comedy romp staring Rosie O'Donnell and emilio Estevez.
I stopped short of including "Come Fly With Me", as well as the one scene from "Vice Versa" wherein Fred Savage bricks a lay-up.
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