Cotton Family Express
Re: Cotton Family Express
I took a 3 pointer at a Suns game at AWA. I missed though. I had a choice of layup, 3 or half court. I figured a layup wasn’t enough money and I actually had a chance at a 3. Just barely missed. It was for $7,777.
Re: Cotton Family Express
I was in a FT shooting contest between quarters once at an ASU basketball game. Won a Sun Devils T-shirt.
"Too little, too late, too unbothered."
- Phoenix Suns 2023-2024 season motto.
"Be Legendary."
- Phoenix Suns 2023-2024 season motto.
"Be Legendary."
Re: Cotton Family Express
That’s awesome. The only Sun Devils basketball game I went to was in the late 70s/early 80s. Bryon Scott, Fat Lever and Alton Lister were on the team. I think I still have the program somewhere.
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Heh. I went to at least one of those too. What a team!SunsRIt wrote: ↑Sun Jul 11, 2021 2:35 pmThat’s awesome. The only Sun Devils basketball game I went to was in the late 70s/early 80s. Bryon Scott, Fat Lever and Alton Lister were on the team. I think I still have the program somewhere.
"Too little, too late, too unbothered."
- Phoenix Suns 2023-2024 season motto.
"Be Legendary."
- Phoenix Suns 2023-2024 season motto.
"Be Legendary."
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Re: Cotton Family Express
Halftime used to be things like women shooting free throws for Armor canned hams and some guy who juggled chainsaws.
As for Cotton, the first real memory I have of him is his 1981 Kings team beating the Suns in the playoffs without their starting guards.
That little guy could coach.
As for Cotton, the first real memory I have of him is his 1981 Kings team beating the Suns in the playoffs without their starting guards.
That little guy could coach.
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Re: Cotton Family Express
Anybody remember that guy at half time who used to stack chairs and sit on the top? I think it was in the Kidd or Marbury era