The wrestling award I won voted on by my coaches as for being a hard working and overall representing the love of the sport
I like her so much but the world won’t let us be together. If I want her I may need to wait forever. It sounds silly but I am gitty. It’s just not meant to be do the rest is historey. This is straight from me and you can’t have every thing you see. Life is just one big mystery.
I like her so much but the world won’t let us be together. If I want her I may need to wait forever. It sounds silly but I am gitty. It’s just not meant to be do the rest is historey. This is straight from me and you can’t have every thing you see
Life
People always say you want what you cant have. For me its true. Theres this girl that i like but she doesnt like me she likes someone else. So yea you always want what you cant have.
GODDAMN: The Pistol breaks the NCAA scoring record
This photo was taken after Pete Maravich passed Oscar Robertson on the NCAA career scoring list. Maravich is still first on that list, with 3,667 points, and will likely never be passed. His closest competitor (Freeman Williams, ‘74-‘78) is over 400 points behind him.
But here’s the rub…
Pete Maravich was a freshman at Louisiana State University in 1966. At that time, freshman could not play varsity basketball. The Pistol scored 3,667 in just 3 seasons, averaging 44.2 points per game, for his career (also an NCAA record).
Oh, and just one more thing: when Pistol Pete played college basketball, there was no 3-point line. Sam King, who covered LSU for the Baton Rouge State-Times studied play-by-play charts of Maravich’s senior season and determined the Pistol averaged 7.2 baskets per game, behind what would have been the college 3-point line. That’s an extra 7+ points each game, which would have pushed his average above 50 per contest.
Chew on that.
(via The Sporting News)
Yes, those are Skittles
Apparently Marshawn Lynch eats a handful of Skittles after every touchdown, a tradition that was started by his mother.
