Smallthoughts: Trivia Thursday…Lynette Woodard

So how do you think you did with this week’s question…Before the NCAA’s women’s basketball play officially began in 1981, Lynette Woodard was the women’s all time leading scorer with 3,649 points in her career.  Woodard was also known for being the first female to be apart of what Men’s basketball team ?   If

Smallthoughts: Trivia Thursday

Welcome to this week’s Smallthoughts: Trivia Thursday. Before the NCAA’s women’s basketball play officially began in 1981, Lynette Woodard was the women’s all time leading scorer with 3,649 points in her career.  Woodard was also known for being the first female to be apart of what Men’s basketball team ? Don’t forget the answer will

Smallthoughts: Old School Tuesday …Wilt Chamberlain

I looked in my files only to find out I never did an Old  School Tuesday on Wilt Chamberlain, so in all fairness today Smallthoughts: Old School Tuesday spotlights …Wilt Chamberlain. With all due respect to those who were big fans of  Shaq and Michael Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain was the most dominate player in NBA

Are you kidding me? Former Harlem Globetrotter Throws Down Greatest Self Alley-Oop You’ll Ever See

This is crazy…really? Seriously did he just do that? Check it out!

SmallThoughts: Old School Tuesday …Connie Hawkins…the Hawk

Dr. J aka Julius Erving was my all time favorite player on the hardwood, but even I admit that before Dr. J there was Connie Hawkins. Who was Connie Hawkins you ask? Oh my simply the greatest player the NBA didn’t and doesn’t want you to know about. Oh Yes he was that good. He