How Much do You Remember about Jamaal?

[Triggermv]

Lets just say this, all the "And 1 Mixtapes" in the world got nothing on Jamaal.

 

[ProhmDate]

I will never forget watching him dribble the ball right between the legs of those who attempted to guard him. I have never seen anyone like that in my life!!! He was virtually impossible to stop!

 

[VeloClone]

I will never forget watching him dribble the ball right between the legs of those who attempted to guard him. I have never seen anyone like that in my life!!! He was virtually impossible to stop!

And he did it a few times. Pete and Eric got excited but not how you would expect because they had seen it all before with Mel.

 

[Jayshellberg]

Anyone hear Jake's story about the end of game during the last second win against Nebraska. It was amazing! Paraphrasing, but the conversation started on the Fanatics Monday Rebound show talking about how different coaches coached, and if they all prepared inbounds plays the same. Essentially Jake said that Eustachy hated practicing inbounds plays and was terrible at it.

Jake said at the end of the Nebraska game they were all in the huddle and Eustachy drew up some crazy play. Afterwards all the players huddled up on the court and Tinsley said " I don't know what the **** that was. Here's what we're going to do" and proceeded to call the game winning play in the huddle. Jake said Eustachy was so excited he didn't even realize they hadn't run the play he had drew up. Freeking amazing, and a little telling about Eustachy as a coach.

The pass the Tinsley made on that play was incredible. ISU was inbounding the ball just past half court, down by one, with less than a second left in the game. Tinsley zips a ball to Martin Rancik who is cutting toward the basket. Martin catches a perfect pass as he is leaping toward the rim and lays it in for the win. The Bob Devany center was stunned.

 

[theshadow]

 

[Frak]

I'll always remember his confidence. Tinsley was always the best player on the court, he knew it, and also showed that he knew it. For example, I'll never forget the level of annoyance he would always show on his face any time a defender came up to press him. His facial expression was always that of Dude, you know who I am? I'm Jamaal Tinsley B, get off me!!! Then, he'd proceed to burn them every time and also make sure to do it in a way that made them look really stupid.

Yeah, I always remember that look. Like he was disgusted that someone would ever try to get up in his space. That guy was never intimidated.

 

[Jayshellberg]

Thanks for posting. My memory on the exact details was a little off, but that was probably my favorite Tinsley play, especially being from Omaha. Got a lot a mileage the following Monday at work because of that play.

 

[Cyched]

I can taste the Husker tears

 

[madguy30]

Funny because I forgot about Jamal showing the jersey to the crowd.

I bet they just hated him.

That was a hell of a play call if he actually drew it up. Required Martin to really sell the pick.

 

[madguy30]

Anyone hear Jake's story about the end of game during the last second win against Nebraska. It was amazing! Paraphrasing, but the conversation started on the Fanatics Monday Rebound show talking about how different coaches coached, and if they all prepared inbounds plays the same. Essentially Jake said that Eustachy hated practicing inbounds plays and was terrible at it.

Jake said at the end of the Nebraska game they were all in the huddle and Eustachy drew up some crazy play. Afterwards all the players huddled up on the court and Tinsley said " I don't know what the **** that was. Here's what we're going to do" and proceeded to call the game winning play in the huddle. Jake said Eustachy was so excited he didn't even realize they hadn't run the play he had drew up. Freeking amazing, and a little telling about Eustachy as a coach.

Eustachy could get guys to play hard, and rugged, but pretty sure he basically just ran some hi-low stuff with those two Big 12 title teams and let them make the plays.

Fizer and Tinsley carried things but there were scoring threats from all over.

 

[SerenityNow]

I missed 4, but I attribute that more to old age and failing memory.

 

[memorabilia]

I wonder what his Big 12 Championship ring he won with Fizer is worth? I heard he lost it a long time ago.