Basketball transfer

[doc longhorn]

I'm more interested who the actor was that had a part in Lonesome Dove - my favorite movies of all time.

 

[hornag]

Dude has skillz and excellent hang time...

Must be Clyde "The Glide" Drexler….And to think that I thought that he had used up all of his college eligibility.

 

[athenslawyer]

You serious, Clark?

No.

 

[Etex Horn]

I'm more interested who the actor was that had a part in Lonesome Dove - my favorite movies of all time.

My friend Brady Coleman had a small part in the 2008 tv miniseries Lonesome Dove "Comanche Moon" which was actually a prequel to 1989's "Lonesome Dove". Gus and Woodrow were young pups in "Moon". Brady played a store owner who got killed by a hatchet to the head when the Comanches attacked Austin. In the movie "Friday Night Lights" he was the Principal or Superintendent of Permian High. In the movie "Bernie" he was the attorney Scrappy Holmes. Been on some "Walker Texas Ranger" episodes.

 

[MikeV73]

That clip of prince dunking was great! At 5'3'' he has mad spud Webb hops!

 

[NLeininger]

Any update?

 

[Matt Cotcher]

Vague OP is Vague.

underrated post

 

[killrjoe]

Dude has skillz and excellent hang time...

Naw, it ain't Prince. hey, maybe it's Bob Cousy.

 

[fixxxer832001]

Need a neg-rep button.

 

[UTK66]

Jameis Winston

Would be a helluva safety.

 

[BudreauReye]

My friend Brady Coleman had a small part in the 2008 tv miniseries Lonesome Dove "Comanche Moon" which was actually a prequel to 1989's "Lonesome Dove". Gus and Woodrow were young pups in "Moon". Brady played a store owner who got killed by a hatchet to the head when the Comanches attacked Austin. In the movie "Friday Night Lights" he was the Principal or Superintendent of Permian High. In the movie "Bernie" he was the attorney Scrappy Holmes. Been on some "Walker Texas Ranger" episodes.

Brady Coleman ... my wife and I sat with him and his date at a wedding party 18 months or so ago. My wife was going to have both hips replaced, and from his experience from someone he knew very well who had had both hips replaced not once, but twice, he advised my wife to have both done at the same time if at all possible. That was good advice. You do not have to undergo recovery twice. Especially if both hips are bad.

See what you get with a thread that wanders around in the wilderness with no apparent direction!

 

[BudreauReye]

NM

 

[thirtyand0]

Yes and the national semi final rematch that same year was a bunch of men against boys.

UCLA absolutely kicked the crap out of Houston.

Now what?