I wanted to chime in with one but after seeing this one... I'm out haha
Roy's at it again......
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I wanted to chime in with one but after seeing this one... I'm out haha
Yea DH with the game winner at the buzzer.
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Seems like a highly unprofessional thing to talk about when a colleague was just fired from said school
Was ask if he would actually teach the afam classes at unc. He said he never heard of such a class and turned it down. OFC
You mean former players. Alumni means you got a degree.
Got President Trump elected and had everyone thinking it was the Russians.
She is doing awesome man. Thanks for asking. She is barely on oxygen anymore. She should be off it by spring and we will finally be able to go out and do things as a family. It's been a rough road for us but I finally see some light at the end of the tunnel.
Invented keeping OAD level players around for multiple years.
#roydiditfirst, #roystilldoesit
#roydiditfirst, #roystilldoesit
That's awesome man. Prayers from the Duke family are coming through. I wish you and your family nothing but the best.
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Can't ever exactly remember saying it but I've felt that way for about 55 years or so. OFC
Asked Santa for an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle
#roydiditfirst
#roydiditfirst
Walked on water. #RoyDidItFirst
Turned water into wine. #RoyDidItFirst, then Sarkesian in a college lockerroom, then Jesus.
Declared a war on drugs. #RoyDidItFirst, but made some exceptions.
Turned water into wine. #RoyDidItFirst, then Sarkesian in a college lockerroom, then Jesus.
Declared a war on drugs. #RoyDidItFirst, but made some exceptions.
Protected his players from the wrath of hostile, illogical, and condescending fans from Presbyterian College
#roydiditfirst #onlyroydoesthis
#roydiditfirst #onlyroydoesthis
#roydiditfirst
Fell asleep at Late Nite With Roy
#RoyDidItFirst
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#RoyDidItFirst
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That was FAN not fans. lol. One poor bastige gets tossed from an early season cupcake game for saying , "Miss it Deon" within earshot of Roy. Afterwards Williams berates the "base" for giving/selling their seats to rivals providing yet ANOTHER example of when...
#RoyDidItFirst
Went to his rivals home court and got beat down 82-50
#roydiditfirst
#roydiditfirst
Has his azz handed to him by the rival coach year in year out.
#roydoesitfrequently
#roydoesitfrequently
Invented Nanner Pudding.
#Wandadiditfirst
#Wandadiditfirst
Allowed Kennedy Meeks to have full access to every all you can eat buffet in Chapel Hilll
#roydiditfirst
#roydiditfirst
That one made me laugh out loud!
Made James Michael Mcadoo go from a lottery pick to undrafted
#roydiditfirst
#roydiditfirst
They had to close down the Chinese Buffet on Franklin St. meeks was there from 11 a.m. till closing. He now opens and closes Mama Dips. OFC
UNC coach Roy Williams won his 800th game as a college basketball coach Monday, which got me thinking about an interview I did with Williams a few years ago about how he got started at Chapel Hill.
Williams grew up near Asheville, raised primarily by his mother. He was a standout basketball player in high school but did not think he was going to college originally. I will let him tell the rest, including the part about the square dance he performed at Cameron Indoor Stadium as a high school senior 50 years ago.
This is how Williams remembered it:
“When I was growing up in western North Carolina near Asheville, I never even thought about going to college until I was in high school. It just wasn’t part of what we talked about in my family. I thought I would go to work in a sawmill like everybody else.
“But Buddy Baldwin was my high school basketball coach and my history teacher, and he was also a UNC graduate. He loved the Tar Heels....
“The first time I set foot on the UNC campus came in 1967 during the fall of my senior year. I was on our high school square-dance team. I know it sounds comical, but it’s true. We came to Durham for a performance at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Yes, I square-danced at Duke. It was the Duke Folk Festival. Joan Baez and Janis Joplin were there, too, as headline acts. You can bet the Roberson High square-dance team wasn’t a headliner, but we did perform on stage in Cameron.
“I had never been to either Duke or UNC. The next day after our performance, Miss Weir, the teacher who was the sponsor of the square-dance team, brought us to Chapel Hill. She pulled me aside after we saw the campus and said, ‘This is where I want you go to school. This is where you belong.’
“By then, I had decided that I wanted to go to college. So I came to Carolina, mostly because Buddy Baldwin and people like Miss Weir felt it would be a great place for me.”
Williams ultimately would make the UNC freshman basketball team and would learn how to coach from another beloved mentor in Dean Smith. And now 800 wins later, at age 66, he’s ‘Ol’ Roy’ – a legend in his field. If not for those high school teachers and coaches who encouraged him – and that square-dancing trip – none of it would have happened. OFC
Williams grew up near Asheville, raised primarily by his mother. He was a standout basketball player in high school but did not think he was going to college originally. I will let him tell the rest, including the part about the square dance he performed at Cameron Indoor Stadium as a high school senior 50 years ago.
This is how Williams remembered it:
“When I was growing up in western North Carolina near Asheville, I never even thought about going to college until I was in high school. It just wasn’t part of what we talked about in my family. I thought I would go to work in a sawmill like everybody else.
“But Buddy Baldwin was my high school basketball coach and my history teacher, and he was also a UNC graduate. He loved the Tar Heels....
“The first time I set foot on the UNC campus came in 1967 during the fall of my senior year. I was on our high school square-dance team. I know it sounds comical, but it’s true. We came to Durham for a performance at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Yes, I square-danced at Duke. It was the Duke Folk Festival. Joan Baez and Janis Joplin were there, too, as headline acts. You can bet the Roberson High square-dance team wasn’t a headliner, but we did perform on stage in Cameron.
“I had never been to either Duke or UNC. The next day after our performance, Miss Weir, the teacher who was the sponsor of the square-dance team, brought us to Chapel Hill. She pulled me aside after we saw the campus and said, ‘This is where I want you go to school. This is where you belong.’
“By then, I had decided that I wanted to go to college. So I came to Carolina, mostly because Buddy Baldwin and people like Miss Weir felt it would be a great place for me.”
Williams ultimately would make the UNC freshman basketball team and would learn how to coach from another beloved mentor in Dean Smith. And now 800 wins later, at age 66, he’s ‘Ol’ Roy’ – a legend in his field. If not for those high school teachers and coaches who encouraged him – and that square-dancing trip – none of it would have happened. OFC
