Lol, that’s why you gotta worry about lists.Damn wonder what happened to Gonzaga pursuing him. He must’ve passed on them.
In 1977, UE began playing in NCAA Division I athletics. That same year on December 13, a chartered DC-3 carrying the entire UE basketball team crashed in a field near the Evansville Regional Airport en route to a game against Middle Tennessee State. Every member of the team and coaching staff on the plane was killed. David Furr, who was a member of the 1977–78 Purple Aces squad, did not die in the crash, as he was out for the season with an ankle injury and thus was not on the plane that day. However, only just two weeks later after the crash, Furr and his younger brother Byron were killed in a car accident near Newton, Illinois, leaving the entire 1977–78 Purple Aces team dead.I was 45 years old when I found out there’s a Evansville school to play basketball.
Wow. Like Alana sung, won the lottery and died the very next day.In 1977, UE began playing in NCAA Division I athletics. That same year on December 13, a chartered DC-3 carrying the entire UE basketball team crashed in a field near the Evansville Regional Airport en route to a game against Middle Tennessee State. Every member of the team and coaching staff on the plane was killed. David Furr, who was a member of the 1977–78 Purple Aces squad, did not die in the crash, as he was out for the season with an ankle injury and thus was not on the plane that day. However, only just two weeks later after the crash, Furr and his younger brother Byron were killed in a car accident near Newton, Illinois, leaving the entire 1977–78 Purple Aces team dead.
Earl "the Pearl" Monroe was a star there in the "old" Days, LOLI was 45 years old when I found out there’s a Evansville school to play basketball.
Earl the Pearl played at Winston Salem StEarl "the Pearl" Monroe was a star there in the "old" Days, LOL
Shoot, You're right.Earl the Pearl played at Winston Salem St
Can’t bash on Coleman, he was a walk-on. But looking at where these guys are ending up says a lot about Otz’ poor recruiting.Reece Brown is going to Howard. Another former Unlv player moving down in school stature
He used the program ….He was recruiting low level talent that is now leaving and are in almost every case dropping down to lower level/lower division programs!
As absolutely worthless as Menzies was, Otz was right there. Mensa could recruit better but was bad with coaching/accepting losses, getting kids ready to play. Otz was a bit better in those areas but was a crappy recruiter.TJ’s 2020 roster and where they are now:
Donovan Yap: Fresno State
Moses Wood: Portland
Caleb Grill: Iowa State
David Jenkins: still in transfer portal looking for his 4th school.
Edoardo Del Cadia: Nicholls State
Jhaylon Martinez: UC Riverside
Bryce Hamilton: NBA draft
Isaac Lindsey: Wisconsin as a walk-on
Reece Brown: Howard
Nick Blake: Pacific
Devin Tillie: UC Irvine
Marvin Coleman: Evansville
Mbacke Diong: UCF
2 of his best players that year weren’t even his guys, they stuck around after Munchies