That was how it was back in the day though. You picked out a guy and tried to mimic everything about him. It was particularly noticeable in Little League when you're seeing kids imitating the batting routines of their heroes.Clyde Drexler- I had a free standing 6'7 cutout of him in my bedroom.
I tried to mimic his two leg kick jumper, his head down on full court drives, and his crazy finger rolls. The only problem was I wasn't tall, couldn't really jump high, and pretty much sucked.
If you're including Havlicek, the other two were Jerry Lucas and Bobby Knight (HOF as a coach). Frank Howard (MLB first baseman, who also was nicknamed Honda) was a starter on that team as well.John Havlicek. Still play is number 17 when playing the lottery or roulette. Loved Hondo.
Off topic, but here is a trivia question. His Ohio State basketball team, had 3 future Hall of Famers on it. Who were they?
Those were my first two (from late in the year before they won their first title), during the 1970 title run I added basically the remainder of the team, with Willis sharing first place with Clyde.Walt Frazier, Cazzie Russell and the rest of the Knicks.
For little league...i wanted to mimic mike greenwell's swing...but i was more of a...That was how it was back in the day though. You picked out a guy and tried to mimic everything about him. It was particularly noticeable in Little League when you're seeing kids imitating the batting routines of their heroes.
I had Clyde’s poster as well.Bill Russell, Walt Frazier, Mike Gminski, Ernie D. I had the Frazier poster on my wall as a child.