Haven't been in Jenison for an athletic event since Skiles was kickin ass

pulling69 wrote:What event are you there for???

DWags wrote:

pulling69 wrote:What event are you there for???

Volleyball

DWags wrote:

pulling69 wrote:What event are you there for???

Volleyball

steveschneider wrote:Great arena. Loved it.

LooseGoose wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Great arena. Loved it.

Field House.

steveschneider wrote:Dwags what brew did you get at the peanut barrel?

DWags wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Dwags what brew did you get at the peanut barrel?

Labatts. Just one. Sat outside.

pulling69 wrote:

DWags wrote:

Volleyball

Post pics of chicks in volleyball shorts TIA

DWags wrote:

pulling69 wrote:

Post pics of chicks in volleyball shorts TIA

Was with my wife and inlaws and no way was I doing that.  I was allowed to take a pic of this girl on the end of the spirit squad line pregame, but was told not to anymore by my wife.  Cause embarrass 

BTW, fucking Va Tech has some amazon 6'4" women who can play the hell out of volleyball.  We lost, but I guess we have a girl who is our best player who just ripped up a knee  Their best girl who killed every shot was from battle creek st. phillips.  I know, I am way to full of information about fucking volleyball, and I probably will never see another game.  Ever.   But damn, they're good athletes.  Was watching the game on my phone most of the time.  Cause I was a bit drunk and didn't really care about volleyball.  

SpartanInNH wrote:

DWags wrote:

Was with my wife and inlaws and no way was I doing that.  I was allowed to take a pic of this girl on the end of the spirit squad line  pregame, but was told not to anymore by my wife.  Cause embarrass 

BTW, fucking Va Tech has some amazon 6'4" women who can play the hell out of volleyball.  We lost, but I guess we have a girl who is our best player who just ripped up a knee  Their best girl who killed every shot was from battle creek st. phillips.  I know, I am way to full of information about fucking volleyball, and I probably will never see another game.  Ever.   But damn, they're good athletes.  Was watching the game on my phone most of the time.  Cause I was a bit drunk and didn't really care about volleyball.  

St. Phil is the local Catholic school. Had a rep for being massive drinkers back in the day. Might have changed, don't know.

DWags wrote:

SpartanInNH wrote:

St. Phil is the local Catholic school. Had a rep for being massive drinkers back in the day. Might have changed, don't know.

This girl.  She was crazy good.  Killed us.  

Chick from St. Phillip h.s.

SpartanInNH wrote:

DWags wrote:


This girl.  She was crazy good.  Killed us.  

Chick from St. Phillip h.s.

Doesn't say anything about whether she's a big drinker.

PLYMOUTH, Ind. — The drive north from Indianapolis along U.S. Route 31 is peaceful this gray autumn morning.

Farmland often dots the landscape as the road winds through, or around, towns and cities called Kokomo, Peru, Rochester and Argos.

After an hour and 45 minutes, you reach the exit, a left turn onto Michigan Road.

A sign sits along the right shoulder of that street.

“Welcome to Plymouth,” it reads. “Home of the Marshall County Blueberry Festival.”

This is it: the small, northern Indiana city where Orlando Magic coach Scott Skiles lived from the time he was 12 years old until he went off to college.

This place shaped him.

It fostered his love of basketball and surrounded him with friends, teachers and coaches who treated him like a normal teenager even though he became one of the best basketball players in this basketball-crazed state.

“Nobody ever equated, when I was growing up, the word ‘success’ with money,” Skiles said recently. “Success meant just doing something you loved to do and doing it well.”