Mac McClung

[retiredsoldier]

Dang it dude that avatar is going to screw me up with who you are! Lol

Lmbo, I was just thinking about changing it back. And since it will screw you up buddy, I'm going back to what I had before lol. Thanks for the confirmation lol.

 

[pisgah101]

Lmbo, I was just thinking about changing it back. And since it will screw you up buddy, I'm going back to what I had before lol. Thanks for the confirmation lol.

Haha!! Yay!

 

[dukehokie]

Dakich likes cocky guards. I like guys that score more than six points.

I kid, I kid. He is a decent player for sure. I watched him play several times in high school, and I wasn't sure what kind of player he would be at the collegiate level. He played in the second smallest classification in Virginia, and you don't really see high-major or Power 6 guys there. During his senior year, the team they beat in the championship game I believe had one scholarship basketball player (and if I am not mistaken, was @dukehokie alma mater) who is currently at Monmouth. The team they beat in the semis had two guys who are now at Radford University. At that level, you can go your whole season, including all the way to the championship, and not see a single Power 6 guy, so a Big East guy is really on another level from everyone else.

Good memory! Lee High played Gate City two years in a row. McClung scored in the high 40’s both games, one a win and one a loss. The fact that he’s translated a similar level of play as a smaller guard is impressive. It speaks to his exceptional athleticism. Lee had a guy go to Marshall that first season. He ended up playing a decent role as a freshman on that round of 32 Marshall team in ‘18.

 

[SwaggerJacker]

And everybody's observation is different, which didn't make either wrong. If you don't think so, hang around for game day threads. Ones opinion is not facts, including mine, and definitely not yours. So you take a observation your way jacker, and I'll take mine my way.
If you look at my response, it's talking about how color is sometimes interjected where it takes away from other things. That's truth, not an observation. But I'm going to leave this thread and my responses where it's at.

Alrighty then.