Eric Anderson. William Gladness.
Eric Montross dead at 52
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Jason Gardner was a pretty big miss too. Had a helluva career at Arizona. Didn’t win a title but they were runner up to Duke in 2000 or 2001. He was a great college PG.
I had Psych 101 w LF. Woodburn 100.
Yes, the famous mural of klansmen was there at the time....
But I'll always remember it for the place where LF took up exactly 6 seats in that packed place, where dozens of kids were sitting on the ground. He look like the spider from LOTR sitting there, a limb in each seat.
Bobby made him go to class....but he didn't look too comfortable to me.
My favorite memory of Eric is the time his LN Wildcats came to our Perry Meridian HS gym. Helluva game. And one helluva brawl. No joke. Anybody who was there remembers it. LN coaches had Montross protected up against a wall.
It is such a shame he got sick and died so fast. My condolences to his wife and kids. My goodness, how tragic.
Scott played Mike like a fiddle on that one. Amazing he didn't have a backup plan. I remember him playing Moye at the 4 with Sean Kline at the 5 and recruiting guys like Daryl Pegram. My god.
Gladness, Recker almost after the accident. Anderson from a bit earlier, D Thomas etc
Did I know you were a Falcon? Seems like maybe it came up before. What year did you graduate? My sister was in the first or second class at PM I think: '76? Had a good bball team then Kenny Montgomery and another guy that was a standout pitcher on the baseball team. I went to watch them in Regionals or Semi State... in Jeffersonville I think. Had to google Kenny and said he died last year. His son, Austin, also played for PM. We moved after my sister graduated and I graduated from Southport '83, but had lots of friends at PM.
About the age for pancreatic cancer also, which is bad news. That's what Steve Jobs had.
I believe it is still there, though haven't been in there in a while. I think they hung a curtain over it so it's only visible for controlled exhibitions.
Plus, they always had a great academic support system. It was so good that tutors would actually do all the work for you. One of the NCAA’s most beloved institutions.
Just a few years before their time. Funny that bitter fans focus on a period in college basketball that was based on a sham. Student athletes, get your degree-ha ha ha-funny. Have the refs give an exam before games to check academic attainment. Tell Larry Bird or Michael Jordan or Kevin Durant they can’t play because they didn’t score high enough on the pre-game exam.
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On cold pizza Oden said IU was his favorite in a way. But Mike Davis wasnt making it happen.
Ugh, the show that started all the screaming at each other over garbage that neither one truly believed anyway.
