Li'l Spock's Six Degrees of NBA Separation
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Li'l Spock's Six Degrees of NBA Separation
Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
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Spock wrote:Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
What about USND-H? (That's the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople) (Some older music nerds may get the reference) (Hint: it has nothing to do with the NBA)
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Just a bunch of young dudes studying journalism.mrkelley23 wrote:
What about USND-H? (That's the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople) (Some older music nerds may get the reference) (Hint: it has nothing to do with the NBA)
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Of course the Bisons flattened the Jackrabbits.Spock wrote:Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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I became familiar with USND-H at band camp when I was learning to play the Bermuda triangle. --Bobmrkelley23 wrote:Spock wrote:Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
What about USND-H? (That's the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople) (Some older music nerds may get the reference) (Hint: it has nothing to do with the NBA)
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Nope, the jackrabbits won.Bob Juch wrote:Of course the Bisons flattened the Jackrabbits.Spock wrote:Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
FWIW, when the South Dakota State Jackrabbits play the University of South Dakota Coyotes it has been known to happen that actual dead jackrabbits and dead coyotes make an appearance in the rivalry.
http://www.mitchellrepublic.com/news/15 ... y-sdsu-usd
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The South Dakota Coyotes should play the Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners. The game could be sponsored by Acme.
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The Dauminator? I think Li'l Spock is correct.Spock wrote:Li'l Spock is a manager for the NDSU basketball team for the 2nd year. The assistant coach that he talks about the most played for Butler when they barely lost the national championship in 2008(I think).
That guy has friends and teammates that play for the NBA, so Li'l Spock's degrees of separation to the NBA are getting right down there.
I don't think anybody from NDSU will go to the NBA this year, but I went to a game last night VS South Dakota State and watched Mike Daum who will most likely go to the NBA (per Li'l Spock).
Bleacher Report called him the best NBA prospect you've never heard of and another website (Mid-major Madness maybe) said to enjoy watching him while you can.
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Or when the Arizona Coyotes play the Tucson Roadrunners in hockey.elwoodblues wrote:The South Dakota Coyotes should play the Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners. The game could be sponsored by Acme.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
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For (interested) FB people-here is a collection of pics from Littlest Spock's C-Game last night. He is #5 in white.
https://www.facebook.com/wcaboysbasketb ... 9124527719
The opponent, Hancock, is a very small town with a strong (mostly girls) basketball tradition.
In 1997, however, both the boys and girls team won the state Class A championship. Class A is the smallest of Minnesota's 4 classes.
https://www.facebook.com/wcaboysbasketb ... 9124527719
The opponent, Hancock, is a very small town with a strong (mostly girls) basketball tradition.
In 1997, however, both the boys and girls team won the state Class A championship. Class A is the smallest of Minnesota's 4 classes.
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and coaches who coach in!Spock wrote:Butler . . . . friends and teammates that play for
Spock wrote:the NBA
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Butler .... slayers of the Evil Empire (Big East Division) Villanova WildcatsCatfish wrote:and coaches who coach in!Spock wrote:Butler . . . . friends and teammates that play forSpock wrote:the NBA
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Yes! Our work here is done! Go dawgs!mellytu74 wrote:Butler .... slayers of the Evil Empire (Big East Division) Villanova WildcatsCatfish wrote:and coaches who coach in!Spock wrote:Butler . . . . friends and teammates that play forSpock wrote:the NBA
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