Quintam Leap
So, I'm sitting on my couch, surfing the internets and only peripherally paying attention to the light and sound coming from the TV screen in front of me. Then I hear a familiar voice.
I look up, and see a familiar face. Is it a figment of my imagination? Have I momentarily wandered into into a time warp?
Nope. It actually WAS Quin Snyder! (He's the former Mizzou basketball coach who rode into Columbia aglow with rookie stardust, only to leave in a cloud of scandal, a few losing seasons later. Full disclosure: I had a brief crush on Quin, which abruptly ended when I met my History of the 1960s professor, Bob Collins.)
Anyway. Quin's followed me to Austin. The coach of our NBA developmental league recently died of a heart attack after practice. Opening up an opportunity for Quin Snyder to step in. Let's go Toros, clap-clap, clap-clap-clap.
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Jason (Hong Kong)
1.New York
Protz
2.Los Angeles (but traveling)
Jayna
3.Chicago
Jason
5.Dallas-Fort Worth
Dan
Jimmie
Seymour
Wongton
6.San Francisco
Hasser
7.Boston
Channing
Jonathan
Josh
10.Houston
Lil' Lost Robot
Matty
12.Phoenix
Erica
14.Seattle-Tacoma
Thomas
34.Cincinnati
Jay
36.Greenville-Spartanburg
Brad
Cinlach
Grayson
Michelle
Sappy Chick
47.Jacksonville
Garvin
49.Austin
Political Junkie
73.Toledo
Maureen
79.Columbia, SC
Doug
Will's Ladies
137.Columbia-Jefferson City
Wohleber
141.Beaumont-Port Arthur
Mark Hancock
150.Anchorage
Matthew
Foreign Bureaus
Jason (Hong Kong)
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