Rest in Peace Curly Neal (Globetrotters)
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Rest in Peace Curly Neal (Globetrotters)
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Noooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
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I only saw him briefly before his tenure was up. Handles..
Where the offseason has more buzz happens.
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Just saw that. Man that stinks. He was as talented as he was entertaining. When I was growing up, the Globetrotters were huge. Every kid dreamed about playing for the Globetrotters as much as they did (if not more) than playing in the NBA. They made TV shows about them, and they filled arenas everywhere they went. I'm so glad for the memories I have from those early teams, and Curly was the guy, more than any other, that embodied those memories.
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Rest easy Curly Neal
You checkin' for the sound of the beast
I'm the hound, I'ma creep, I get down, I'ma eat
I'ma keep somethin' to lay a naysayer to sleep
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I'm the hound, I'ma creep, I get down, I'ma eat
I'ma keep somethin' to lay a naysayer to sleep
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RIP Mr. Neal.
MyUniBroDavis wrote: he was like YALL PEOPLE WHO DOUBT ME WILL SEE YALLS STATS ARE WRONG I HAVE THE BIG BRAIN PLAYS MUCHO NASTY BIG BRAIN BIG CHUNGUS BRAIN YOU BOYS ON UR BBALL REFERENCE NO UNDERSTANDO
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Oh man I saw Curly quite a few times. So fun to watch. Reminded me a lot of Magic, a true entertainer.
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RIP Super Sphere
"Coach, why don't you just relax? We're not good enough to beat the Lakers. We've had a great year, why don't you just relax and cool down?"
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Curly was a great ambassador for the game. RIP
There playing “Sweet Georgia Brown “ in heaven tonight loudly...
There playing “Sweet Georgia Brown “ in heaven tonight loudly...
The man who sleeps on the floor can never fall out of bed........Martin Lawrence
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Steelo Green wrote:People are expecting way too much from Barnes out of the get go. He is a project player who will need 2-3 years before he makes a major impact.
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I used to love him with Mo and Larry.
Seriously, RIP to one of the clown princes of bucket ball.
Seriously, RIP to one of the clown princes of bucket ball.
Les Selvage pioneered today's "modern basketball" in 1967.