good free!

Syracuse legend John Wallace...also played for the Knicks

yeah those Runnin Rebel teams with Tark were unbelievable...Knick legend Greg Anthony was also on that team

Yeah, I think there's a game on Youtube Arkansas Razorbacks vs. UNLV Runnin Rebels from that Larry Johnson, Greg Anthony, Stacey Augmon team vs. Oliver Miller and Scottie Thurmon and Nolan Richardson's 40 Minutes of HELL full court press!!

These guys are jumping out of the gym!!  College basketball will never be better because half of those guys would have gone straight to the NBA after Garnett, Kobe, Jermaine O'neal, and all those other guys started skipping college.

I was a big MU and KU fan in those days (which technically they were rivals).  So my guy was Anthony Peeler, a guy who actually played for the Lakers for a bit in the mid-90's.  I met him at MU basketball camp and got his autograph the same day I heard, "Dre Day" on MTV top 10 countdown and the whole camp was hollering "Bow-wow-wow-Yipee Yo Yipee Yay" and sporting beanies in the middle of the summer, I was a hip-hop head for life after seeing Snoop's spot on that video

oliver miller died recently BDE

yeah man that's too bad.  His rookie year he was getting minutes over the legendary Tom Chambers!  He was puttin it to the Bulls in the Finals and almost put Sir Charles over, if not for Jordan putting on the cape.

RIP

the only thing I ever liked Jayz on was that album he did with Linkin Park

The song "Where'd You Go" by Fort Minor is a great song.  You hear Jay-Z talking at the end of the song, but he doesn't perform on it (thank God).  So I knew he did some work with those guys, but I've never heard it.   Maybe I'll give it a chance if you have a song to suggest.

Now coming in at #6 is Linkin Park "In The End"



The vocals on this song are so raw and painful.  It's like Kurt Cobain with a more polished hip-hop sound--and then this guy had that same thing that Pac had, River Pheonix had, Keith Ledger had, that tormented genius quality that had him end up dying at a very young age.  Spectacular song was a mega-hit in that era.  And it's again, also really wholesome compared to the music today.  They never espoused any Christian viewpoint, but it's possible.  The guy is singing pretty honorably about something a lot of guys go through--where they are actually the one staying true to love--and being being betrayed by it.

the only thing I ever liked Jayz on was that album he did with Linkin Park

Going to add a bit more to this list. 

7.  John Wallace is another guy.  He was one of my favorite college players.

8.   I also loved Stacey Augmon's game.  He played above the rim, blocking shots, lockdown defense.  Part of that phenomenal Larry Johnson UNLV team that could've probably beaten some NBA teams.

9.  Oliver Miller - so talented, to be a big man who could move, who could score.  He just had that weight problem.  But that was the peak of College Basketball when you had guys like Oliver Miller and Scotty Thurman at Arkansas

Syracuse legend John Wallace...also played for the Knicks

yeah those Runnin Rebel teams with Tark were unbelievable...Knick legend Greg Anthony was also on that team

Found This
https://music.apple.com/us/album/snow-black-the-original-film-soundtrack/1557311978

oliver miller died recently BDE

was crook supposed to be on this track?