And he's right. Even with youtude, et al, it's hard to grasp just how good his game was. Tons of intangibles.
(07-01-2020 12:36 PM)holyterror Wrote: [ -> ]And he's right. Even with youtude, et al, it's hard to grasp just how good his game was. Tons of intangibles.
I hope every potential recruit and also current players have seen or will see this presentation of how great Penny was.
Anyone that didn’t get to watch Penny play in college or pre injury time pro really missed out. He was so special and made it look so easy.
(07-03-2020 09:31 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone that didn’t get to watch Penny play in college or pre injury time pro really missed out. He was so special and made it look so easy.
So much truth in this statement.
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He's right. If his knees don't fail him, Penny would have gone down as one of the best to play the game.
(07-03-2020 09:31 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone that didn’t get to watch Penny play in college or pre injury time pro really missed out. He was so special and made it look so easy.
A group of us went to Ridgeway High School to see the showdown of Elliot Perry and Orien Watson. I kept wondering who that skinny kid was. Guy behind me said that's Anfernee Hardaway, a freshman. Tried to get into every gym I could his junior and senior years to watch him play.
(07-09-2020 12:40 PM)Tiger46 Wrote: [ -> ] (07-03-2020 09:31 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone that didn’t get to watch Penny play in college or pre injury time pro really missed out. He was so special and made it look so easy.
A group of us went to Ridgeway High School to see the showdown of Elliot Perry and Orien Watson. I kept wondering who that skinny kid was. Guy behind me said that's Anfernee Hardaway, a freshman. Tried to get into every gym I could his junior and senior years to watch him play.
Yep...that was back when if you didn't go to a girls game, you didn't get into the game at all.