Bobby Knight’s assessment on Jordan as the best basketball player he’s ever seen was the best observation in the history of sports.

@marvinolds6671

11 күн бұрын

Yes, even before Jordan dribbled a ball in an NBA game! To put his basketball reputation on the line saying such a thing was bold and courageous, but turned out to be absolutely true. Simply incredible foresight. Goes to show how much knowledge and mastery of the game he had.

@rinon8007

4 күн бұрын

100% agree - he was certainly prescient.

@skineyemin4276

Күн бұрын

That was probably the beginning Isaiah Thomas' loathing of MJ, especially on top of that head butt from Coach Knight in that college game years before

Coach Knight was supposedly talking to the Trailblazers about potential prospects for the 84 Draft after the Olympics. He was selling MJ as the best player he had ever seen and Portland was saying that they had a 2 guard in Drexler already and that they needed a center. Knight's response.... "Well play him at fucking center then"

@OcotilloCanyon

2 ай бұрын

So Blazers picked Sam Bowie instead, and later watched MJ destroy them in the 92 finals, single handedly!!

@clarencebland4861

2 ай бұрын

I understand Portland had Clyde. Bowie had physical issues…why not take Melvin Turpin? Until he ate himself out of the league he was productive

@dwandersgaming

2 ай бұрын

They did the same sort of thing when they took Oden over Durant.

@wongjoman1227

Ай бұрын

hahahahaha🤣

@rogerdorsey7823

Ай бұрын

BOB KNIGHT IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL STREET BALL COACH.

Knight almost came to tears when he mentioned seeing the smiles on the players faces right before the video ends. Gotta love seeing that soft spot in such a tough guy.

You can tell he had a real affection for MJ (and the others as well).

Rest in peace COACH! 🙏🏼

That team was sick!! They had hall of famers coming off the bench 😮😮😮😮

@tustari

2 ай бұрын

Hall of famers don’t become hall of famers without great coaches alongside them. Every great player had a great coach with them.

@Black_Phillip_Goat

2 ай бұрын

@@tustariLebron has never played for a Hall of Fame coach. Neither did Hakeem or Charles.

@aricohen283

2 ай бұрын

@@Black_Phillip_Goat Wrong on all three. LeBron won two rings under Spoelstra, who is a future HOFer, and Hakeem and Charles both played under Rudy T, who was inducted in 2021.

@mozdaboz

2 ай бұрын

​@@aricohen283David Blatt might be also someday with his success on his non-NBA coaching stints

@GM-fx2jo

24 күн бұрын

That was pretty close to a dream team with College players.....pretty much unbeatable at that time

True story. Will try to keep it short. Have a free day off while on a business trip to Washington state. Im from Ohio. Always wanted to fly fish. Never had. Im totally green. Drive south one hour from Seattle to a random small river. Rent my stuff from a fly fishing shop. Owner makes a comment about my Buckeye ballcap and how far I am from home. Head to the river ( 200 yards away) . Pick my spot . Fall down the 50 foot embankment to waters edge. See one human on the whole river. He is eyeballing me like im a dunce. I realize I am a dunce too. My game is a disaster. In 5-10 minutes im tangled. Hate fly fishing i think. The lone human approaches looking kinda pissed. I think i made him pissed. He is now to me. Im silent. He says and I quote , lose the hat and I will give you some pointers. My mind is firing 1000 mph. Thats coach Knight! I think thats coach fucking Knight. ( Had no idea he was passionate about fly fishing) . Long story short. Nicest guy EVER. Spent an hour on and off helping me get it right. He departed shirtly thereafter and from the top of the 50 bank told me to be careful not to fall up tge bank too. On my children......true story. Cant remember yhe year but somewhere around 1995 or so. Godspeed coach. Hope your crushing them in heaven.

@boise2Talay7886

2 ай бұрын

There used to be a great fishing show on TV back decades ago called "Fishin Hole with Jerry McKinnis". Jerry and Bob Knight were close friends and he appeared in a couple different episode. It was apparent in those shows how much Bobby really loved to fish. Last time a NCAA men's basketball team went undefeated and won the tournament was the University of Indiana in 1976, coached by the General Robert Montgomery Knight.

@JasonEmerson711

2 ай бұрын

Hell of a story, and just goes to show you how fascinating life can be sometimes. You just never know what and where life will bring you.

@markmed9091

2 ай бұрын

Would been shorter if you left out that it was : a long story, a true story , that you were on a trip , you’d try to keep it short , trying to remember the year , repeating his name twice, and a few other superfluous bits …. Other than that it was perfect !

@rgarrison1819

2 ай бұрын

Coach Knight would have never told You to lose the Hat, He Loved his Alma mater "The Ohio State University ",He Won the 1960 NCAA Championship with his Buckeye Team!!!, So, I Personally don't believe that part of Your Story, because Coach wouldn't have told You to take off Your Ohio State Hat, because He Loved The Ohio State University!!!!!

@BazookaIke

Ай бұрын

@@rgarrison1819believe the story. Coach Knight loved Indiana and did not like Ohio State anymore from a competition standpoint. He's gonna pine for Indiana no matter what while he was still coaching there.

Went to multiple IU camps while in high school. He would stop games to teach like it was practice. One of the things I picked up was that Bob coached the way he did because he loved the game and wanted as many players as possible to be successful and to insure the longevity of the game. Mixed in with some crazy. R.I.P. coach

Called the meanest, toughest, most irascible coach in all of sports and the most important thing for him in this interview was taking note of those kids smiles in the gold medal ceremony.

@tmk9646

2 ай бұрын

"Coach must win" was the most important

@fredwright9755

2 ай бұрын

​@@tmk9646 he actually gave a damn about each and everyone of his players, and expected them to thrive in life. Isn't that more important than winning?

@tmk9646

2 ай бұрын

@@fredwright9755 You can tell from the physical and metal abuse, right?

@GrouchyKraut

2 ай бұрын

​​@@fredwright9755 he choked a player tard

@paulharbron8439

2 ай бұрын

Tough Love. A phrase no longer understood.

Knight has told different versions of his conversation with Jordan. "Do you mind setting them a little slower so I can see them"? Was my favorite.

@SixPieceSuits

2 ай бұрын

I came to comment the same thing. I don't know which version is true, but I like the version of setting slower screens, too.

@kweli05

2 ай бұрын

I remember he said he said that as a response to Jordan’s comment.

@billkammerzell9082

Ай бұрын

That Knight might tell the same story in different ways doesn't surprise me. He lied his entire life.

@MikeJones-rk1un

Ай бұрын

@@billkammerzell9082 How long did you know Knight?

@CommieKilla1977

Ай бұрын

@@MikeJones-rk1unthey’re internet friends.

Bobby Knight was a one of a kind.

I watched him coach his last college game at Loyd Noble against Oklahoma close to his bench and i had more fun talking trash to him the whole time and I love the guy.

@MrBmick79

2 ай бұрын

I worked court security for UT when he was coaching at TT. He walked past me and I couldn't believe how large of a human he was.

I worked at Fireside Steakhouse in Indianapolis in my teens and got to feed Coach many times but it was always on a very distant regard; flash forward to 2019 and I am the head chef at a small diner in Spencer, Indiana when we were informed ahead that Coach was coming in for lunch. I was hyped up and frantically getting my best items ready for him to try....he ordered pancakes!!! God bless you Coach for all you did for Indiana and for the men you molded out of basketball players....RWL LEGEND.

@acemulligan7010

2 ай бұрын

Pancakes, spaghetti, and hamburgers with no buns was always his team's pregame meal.

@talkingmoney4499

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like you didn’t make much out of yourself since

@mickmuffin4345

2 ай бұрын

@@talkingmoney4499 you're "talking" money while men like me make that shit....go sit at the children's table.

@talkingmoney4499

2 ай бұрын

@@mickmuffin4345 I was playing with you but you seemed bragadocious and added unnecessary details

@corycole5677

2 ай бұрын

@@mickmuffin4345 You'll never meet a hater doing better than you. Awesome story💯

LOVE this story! I was fortunate to see that team play an exhibition game here, in Indianapolis, at the (then) Hoosier Dome. One of the greatest sports experiences of my life, seeing all of those players together, coached by Knight!

I‘m not an expert on basketball and it‘s special rules. But I know how to play a game the right way. I think that Bob Knight is an expert. He knows how to do it the right way.

Great clip. You know when Knight talks about this day his volume in the locker room was on max and the profanity peeled paint off the walls. There is another Jordan story he tells that is excellent too. MJ's confidence plus ability and the reliability to deliver: Supernatural.

Solid interviewer. Good job.

That was a proud time for the United States. I miss those days.

@GrouchyKraut

2 ай бұрын

No one cares boomer

@tspidey007

Ай бұрын

So do I

I had a baseball coach like BK and we hated that SOB. We went 13-0. He cried at our end of the year banquet and we thought, what a puss. Thanks for the memories coach! Love ya

@showwhite7320

2 ай бұрын

Your reasoning is why such antiquated methods still exist. Just because you got great results doesn't mean that this type of coaching works. Your coach might have forced you to do the correct drills. You need a control group to know if it was worked. The truth is this type of coaching is antiquated. Research has shown you could accomplish a lot more by utilizing on both positive and negative reinforcement. Second, Americans' fascination with sports and athletics is backward. It's glorifying the pursuit of athletics over intelligence.

@aaronbuster5665

2 ай бұрын

@@showwhite7320did you read they went undefeated?

@showwhite7320

2 ай бұрын

@@aaronbuster5665 Their baseball coach could have motivated them by using positive motivation with the same results. He's using one data point to make a generalization. There is a reason why scientists do not do this.

@aaronbuster5665

2 ай бұрын

One data point? I'd like to see you throw a baseball.@@showwhite7320

@Noliestold-np6qi

2 ай бұрын

​@@showwhite7320Are you a woman?

My dads best friend was a coach. Won state titles. I asked him how to come back when down a lot. He said, score when the clock is not moving.

Great coach, revolutionary, and his style of play was passed on to Coach K… a lot of wins in that pedigree.

@mickmuffin4345

2 ай бұрын

There is a lot of Knight DNA throughout basketball; he would be ashamed of modern ball though.

@allinfun829

2 ай бұрын

Coach Kreep. The rat family.

neatest thing was the smile, because they likely didn't smile during the two months under his coaching until that point!

@joshchambers5163

2 ай бұрын

If he was that much of tyrant I doubt any player would have the audacity to talk back to him. Ye he was a bit crazy at times and could have been nicer but he was a great coach that cared. Some people are too soft an they shouldn't be involved in sport

@vs-yy5cx

2 ай бұрын

@@joshchambers5163 he was miserable, even joyless guy, toughness has nothing to do with it.

@TopBanana09

2 ай бұрын

​@@vs-yy5cxi keep seeing pussy comments like yours. Take your daddy issues elsewhere

I’ve always admired coach Knight.

@johnharris8191

2 ай бұрын

He was an asshole just like his protege Mike "Krychefski"

@richreicher2679

2 ай бұрын

I always never admired him.

@louisiana318

2 ай бұрын

​@@richreicher2679, real talk

@socaljarhead7670

Ай бұрын

Me neither.

… Truly! The Winning Pride with Attitude! 🇺🇸🗽

That was when there was a real nba

Reading yalls experiences with coach knight is fkn awesome. I remember my dad loved him. Before i was about to try out for middle school basketball in 6th grade he borrowed a coach knight basketball camp VHS from a work buddy and we watched the different drills and would go out to the hoop in the driveway and practice. My dad said "watch and listen to this guy, he knows what hes talking about". Id have to say i credit bob knight and my dad for helping me make the team. He made the game simple for developing young players in those videos.

Bob Knight was the greatest basketball teacher who ever lived. During his time, he revolutionized the game, with greater emphasis on defense and the passing game. The GOAT!

Probably the most feared coach as to.face as a wolverine lot of respect for someone who coached the last undefeated national champion . He beat us 3 times that year . We dont see coaches like that anymore

Very nice. Thanks.

I love the way he refers to those men as kids, that's a coach.

Bobby Knight made sure his kids graduated. More than we can say for coaches in modern era!

Bobby Knight is under appreciated

@ashcowder5971

2 ай бұрын

Dafuq are you talking about?? If anything he’s OVER appreciated! He’s practically worshipped! Just look at these comments! And all despite the fact that he was an abusive petulant little baby and little else

@tayooloko1892

Ай бұрын

I totally agree.

The General 💪

@1983jblack

3 ай бұрын

Sack of shit is the better term

@houseofchinn6112

3 ай бұрын

​@@1983jblackhidden comment

R.I.P. coach. You deserve it.

I loved Bob

He Sounds like Bob Odenkirk

@whatever_it_takes6691

3 ай бұрын

Bob Ortegel

@travisreynoldsmusic

3 ай бұрын

Sounds like Bod Offenheimmer to me!!

@mr.mcbain

2 ай бұрын

Holy crap I hear it 😂

@huuuubaah

2 ай бұрын

lol I can’t unhear it now

Bob rules.

Way to go coach!!!😊😊😊

My favorite Bob Knight moment was his reaction to the reporter who asked him about his "game face".

Please take us back to the 80s 90s and early 2000s 😢❤😊

@paineintheass233

2 ай бұрын

You want one decade too far. and I might also go only to about the mid 90s.

@350mack

2 ай бұрын

@@paineintheass233 2006 was the end

Bobby Knight needed a Latrell Sprewell moment.

@Zenigundam

2 ай бұрын

Yep If only there had been a talented enough player at Indiana (surefire #1 pick, slap on the wrist if he ever transgressed) with nothing to lose, he would have gotten it.

@tos5536

2 ай бұрын

@@Zenigundamummmmm I think Isaiah Thomas was definitely more talented than Spreewell and better OBVIOUSLY. He fell way down to the second overall pick but found his way to 2 Championships and the Hall of Fame.

@xionxxx3359

2 ай бұрын

@@tos5536yes Isiah was way more talented then sprewell

@bjensen

2 ай бұрын

@@Zenigundam Bobby abused the end of bench players but was only a "lovable grump" to the really good players. He was a "kiss up, punch down" kind of guy.

@fksmine

Ай бұрын

I would like to know what two players was ok with Knight calling their mom a Bitch. I know it was not Sprewell.

Great story.

The General

If I remember correctly Knight was going to give his pre-game speech before the gold medal game. He found a note from Jordan that said, "Coach, don't worry, we've put up with too much shit to lose now" After that he skipped the speech lol

When men were men…sometimes over the top but a winner at heart and he pushed young men to be their best…

@ZZSmithReal

2 ай бұрын

A man is a man because he throws chairs and is abusive to young people? LOL

@Swagtildawn

2 ай бұрын

People been saying "when men were men" for centuries now. Lmao. Your dad thinks your gen is a bitch. My dad thinks I'm a bitch. I'll think my son is a bitch. It's a cycle, but it's meaningless.

@magneto44

2 ай бұрын

men are still men, we have just evolved at some point long along someone also complained “back in out grandfathers day they lived in caves, like real men, we should never left the cave”, those kind of people can only live in a glorified past because don’t have the imagination or courage to be better than

@peters764

2 ай бұрын

and if they didn't reach that, he would just choke them

@ugaais

2 ай бұрын

@@peters764 please I had coaches who would throw baseballs and basketballs at us for messing up in the 80’s…don’t like it don’t play

I think he already realized here how important life is. How important his legacy is. He was real bad to Jeremy S. In that one interview. The head butting incident. All the bad things. He had one thing. His passion for kids here showed tremendously. If didn't love kids, he would have never went on to be a coach. He showed his true heart here. It's not for the game of basketball, but his passion for kids to be the best they can at the game they love. Basketball.

he was great, as long as he was in control

Wish we had some Bobby Knights coaching kids today.

Coach was fiery, but he loved those kids he coached. He had his way of doing things and it must be done his way.

it's quite possible that a man can have extremely admirable qualities and some not so much--------only fair to acknowledge both

@zachansen8293

2 ай бұрын

He was good at coaching a sport and bad at essentially everything else.

@alberg6290

2 ай бұрын

yeah, but it wasn't just coaching the game, by all accounts he ran a clean program without a hint of scandal other than his awful temper and immature lack of self discipline@@zachansen8293

@scrappy3838

2 ай бұрын

that's every man ever. you can learn things even from the worst of people.

@joshchambers5163

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

@Chad-xs2de

2 ай бұрын

It's almost like he was, gasp, a human being.

🐐 MJ

One of the greatest coaches ever. Now with the EGOs these days, his style won’t last. And we would never have an NCAA team go 32-0 and undefeated.

@tayooloko1892

Ай бұрын

It would last. He let go of Charles Barkley for the 84 Olympics because Barkley tried to Undermine him too early. You have to earn a coaches praise first then undermine him. Then he doesn't mind because you will do whatever he says then you can say whatever you want after.

if we had coaches like him in the nba, the game and the ratings wouldnt have gone into the trash. id like to see somebody shoot 3s from the logo or not play defense

Knight was a man from a different generation. That's the best I can say.

@socaljarhead7670

Ай бұрын

A generation of effective assholes is how I can best describe them.

@tayooloko1892

Ай бұрын

When men were men and didn't back down to anyone. The 80s is the Ronald Reagan Era . A Real Man in Charge

The greatest

Legendary coach, one of the greatest 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

It’s worth seeking out his original telling of this story 😂🤣

MJ is the Greatest ❤

Great man.

“Bobby Knight”!! -Ron Swanson

Wait! Coach Knight is still alive....and we don't hear much from him...??!! The man is a wlaking Library of Congress size encyclopedia of basketball....he should be on all podcasts out there...!!

This is exactly what people what need to pick up on “the coach can never loose”

RIP General

@OSHA_Violator1

2 ай бұрын

🧡

Back in the day - most all coaches were like Knight. My junior high coaches were maybe worse ha... He's like Lombardi - he believes his God given duty, and RIGHT, is to do whatever is necessary to get the absolute best from his players - no exception.

@roberthill799

Ай бұрын

@cfbswami "God-given"? Hahahaha! 😆

@socaljarhead7670

Ай бұрын

It was about control and little else.

Look up “Bobby Knick halftime tirade”. He verbally destroys his team in the locker room. It’s great

If NCAA was pro wrestling, Coach Knight would’ve been “Harley Race”! RIP.

Say what you want about him, coach knight knew basketball

The best collage basketball coach in history. Rip coach Knight.

Bobby Knight coached the 1984 men's Olympic basketball team that won the gold medal ! He called Michael Jordan the best player he had ever seen or coached. Knight was a prophet!

@WeCube1898

8 күн бұрын

The last All Collegiate Team USA

I watched that final game, he did not coach say a thing?

Great great coach man, would of loved to have met him and had a conversation about life.

"I want this game over with"

@OSHA_Violator1

2 ай бұрын

🔥

Jordan playing games with Bob Knight mid-game no less. Great stories!

@tayooloko1892

Ай бұрын

Jordan didn't fear Bob Knight because he had a Bob Knight inside him. Like how Kobe didn't fear mike because he had a mike inside him.

Love MR Bobby knight

After the 1984 Olympics, Wayman Tisdale from Oklahoma said, "I'm going to hug every mean person in Oklahoma." Apparently, Coach Knight's meanness was so outlandish that regular mean people weren't so bad to Tisdale.

Tyrant? Do you know what that means? A hall of fame coach that demanded excellence, and kids that don’t want to listen to brilliance and back talk. What did the guy actually do, that as an adult you haven’t thought about ? Don’t worry I will wait. Weak minded people create weak people. Wish there was more Bobby knights in this world. We as a society need this discipline. We are out of control.

@socaljarhead7670

Ай бұрын

He wasn’t a tyrant. He was an asshole.

Knight was a great coach. Period

@travisreynoldsmusic

3 ай бұрын

You;re a genius!!

@tom7471

2 ай бұрын

He also was not a great guy way too often.

@izaak496

2 ай бұрын

@@tom7471he was not a great coach. Great talent went to that school

During an interview with a local Indiana reporter shortly before he died, when asked the question: "Who's better: LeBron or Jordan?" Knight replied, "Jordan, and it's not even close."

0:51 did hes knees break lmao

Not Just a Great Basketball Coach!!!,but Just a Great American!!!!,Period!!!!

Now the players run the league and look what it’s become. Viewership is down a staggering 50% from 25 years ago.

@jamesdavis8731

2 ай бұрын

LOL, no it is not.

@Kingepticon

2 ай бұрын

@@jamesdavis8731 1998 Game 6 Bulls vs Jazz 22.3 Rating. 2022 Game 6 Warriors vs Celtics 4.3 Rating. Are you arguing that overall viewership is not down tremendously?

@kevink2020

2 ай бұрын

Where do you get these stats from? The NBA is bigger around the world than it has ever been.

@Ephilly-rz2pb

2 ай бұрын

@@kevink2020yeah definitely not!!!!

@kevink2020

2 ай бұрын

@@Ephilly-rz2pb I live and work around the world and the answer is definitely yes.

TAKES MORE THAN ONE BUT THAT ONE MICHAEL JORDAN BLENDED VERY WELL...

RIP Robert Montgomery Knight

I miss Bobby , my kinda SOB. A few thrown chairs, what the Hell.

I miss the man in red……Godspeed coach

The only way you could play for Bobby Knight is if you had a strong father-figure growing up

OK, THIS a PHENOMENAL story I wish could be ‘pinned’ for all to read. Cause ironically, I’m a lifelong Washingtonian :) who revered Coach Knight from afar - as a HS/college student during the height of his 80’s run - with aspirations of being a Head Coach someday; which I would end up doing for 2+ decades, but as a 🏈 Coach. Crazier yet however, is that the very moment I’m reading this, I’m currently visiting my parents in Olympia, WA, which is ‘1 Hour South of Seattle’! 😀 And while I don’t expect you to remember the city or river from ~40 years ago, the mere fact I ‘looked’ for this interview and actually ‘looked’ at the comments (as opposed to some algorithm or AI Bot knowing where I am and that there would be a singular comment whose only real connections is the location you mentioned; let alone the odds I’d even read the comments - which I never do) is quite frankly, a little wild & really damn cool IMO! 👊🏼 Not sure you will even see this reply to your specific comment, but if you do, thanks for sharing your fantastic story about Coach Knight and hope you have a PHENOMENAL Day! PS. Can’t wait to share your comment with a ton of nearby family & friends who also loved Coach Knight as we didn’t judge him on just the overhyped negative that was shown back in the day. Knowing there had to also be a ton of POSITIVE reasons the best players in America 🇺🇸 continued to go play for him year after year after year; and MJ sure didn’t seem to have any issues with him Coach Knight while briefly under his tutelage either! 💯

I don’t understand how professional athletes are participating in their pro sport in the Olympics!

@purposepassionandlovetv863

Ай бұрын

This was during a time when the USA sent the best college kids to compete. We started sending our pros after the college kids could no longer match up with the players around the world who were actually professionals themselves. Nobody talks about this when they discuss the Olympics. Several Dream Team players were on this Olympic team during their final year of college. Jordan, Ewing, Chris Mullen, Sir Charles.

For all his faults, I would have loved to play for a coach like that.

There’s an awful lot of safespacer’s here in the comment section. 😂 Bobby was just a different era. If you didn’t like his style then stick to to your participation trophy ideologies where you belong

@kevinduane4348

2 ай бұрын

Zoomers

@bjensen

2 ай бұрын

It is so weird to see people twist Knight's childish tantrums over a game into manliness, and think that expecting him to not behave like a drunken man-baby is being a "safespacer"

His arrogance is only surpassed by his ego. Bobby Knight shot someone with a 12 gauge shotgun while poaching birds with no hunting license.

Knight was definitely a man of a time long long ago when you could get away with being a tyrant as long as you won games and championships. Nowadays, he would've had a very short career.

@Romans219

2 ай бұрын

Too many crybabies. Bobby Knight will always be my favorite basketball coach.

@Donjasoni

2 ай бұрын

Society has really improved as a consequence, hasn’t it? 🙄

@bradleyboyer9979

2 ай бұрын

Because society has become weak.

@MicoRich

2 ай бұрын

The people who set the standards you currently live by rule with an iron fist. Those who follow their orders are mindless sheep.

@ZZSmithReal

2 ай бұрын

@@Romans219 They let you post from the home?

The guys who didn't make that team also would have won. Barkley, Stockton, Porter, Bias, Bowie, Smith, Person.

Bobby Knight > was just the most fantastic human being i’ve ever seen .

JORDAN AND BRYANT, YEAH THEY WOULD GIVE A RESPONSE LIKE THAT....HA...HA...

The baby Dream Team

you can see a man walk in the air at 3:48

sounds like a Winner to me!!!! now everyone is SAWTT!

Only bad point is we sent professional basket ball player to the Olympics to win Gold for amateur athletes .. they took Jim Thorpe’s Gold medals medal away because he play pro baseball ..

@joshchambers5163

2 ай бұрын

Who was the pro?

@robertbranco1126

2 ай бұрын

@@joshchambers5163 the whole basketball 🏀 team

@dan-vv8gs

2 ай бұрын

Wow,that is a far out observation Tonto.😊

Why is that guy telling Knight what's important to Knight? Seems like asking questions is better.