Cone Dad

Never, under ANY circumstance… •Ask a woman her weight •Ask a man his salary •Let the App State basketball team know they’re in 1st place

The last thing Georgia sees before getting blasted by a mid major

Getting blueballed by a double digit seed losing the upset in the last few minutes is excruciating

Santa Clara's HC Herb Sendek appeared to signal for a timeout before Kentucky's 3-pointer that would force overtime 😳 Santa Clara would lose to Kentucky in OT, 89-84

#2 on Santa Clara putting up identical trash ass three point attempts just ushered in another 30 year tourney drought for that program

@BooneGoon1978 Grad transfer to App??????

@AppStateConeBoy he didn’t walk. and they didn’t announce him on senior day as a senior. maybe he gets 1 more? i dk. he’s def played 4 total

Pouring out a Cardinal BLOCK Burger for Justin Abson’s college career tonight 😔

Dell Curry, who grew up in the small town of Grottoes, Virginia, and is the longest-tenured Charlotte Hornet in franchise history as the first player selected by the team in the 1988 NBA expansion draft, has his No. 30 jersey retired and hanging in the rafters at Spectrum Center alongside that of the late Bobby Phills. The sharpshooter, who played 16 seasons in the NBA (10 with the Hornets), won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award in 1994 after averaging 16.3 points, shooting 40% from three-point range off the bench that season. Curry has remained an integral part of both the franchise and the city to this day. He was present for the inaugural game at the Charlotte Coliseum, where the expansion team received a roaring standing ovation from more than 23,000 fans despite a 40-point loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was also part of one of the franchise’s earliest memorable moments at The Hive: a 103–101 upset win over Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls just two days before Christmas that inaugural season, sealed on a buzzer-beating tip-in by Kurt Rambis. Alongside teammates Rex Chapman, Kelly Tripucka, Muggsy Bogues, and Robert Reid, that victory helped spark a streak of 364 consecutive sellout home games that lasted through November 1997. Curry also played a pivotal role in one of the franchise's first major milestones, throwing the inbounds pass to Alonzo Mourning for the game-winning basket that clinched the Hornets’ first playoff series against the Boston Celtics. He was the first to embrace Mourning in that defining moment, which marked the beginning of four playoff seasons in six years for a Hornets team that rose to prominence as one of the league’s most popular teams in the ’90s behind Mourning, Larry Johnson, and Muggsy Bogues. Today, Curry remains a beloved broadcaster alongside Eric Collins, an ambassador for the game, as the father of NBA superstar Steph, Seth, and daughter Sydel, all of whom grew up in the city. His legacy in Charlotte is now firmly cemented with his jersey retired, making him the second player to receive that honor and forever immortalized in Hornets history. Congrats, Dell!

If Charlotte just stalls a little bit I’m sure Hubert Davis would be interested lol

I made this very important March Madness graphic. I hope you all learn something.

“official”

@BooneGoon1978 I was just guessing tbh

@AppStateConeBoy weird. he didn’t walk on senior day though. does he get another year?

This town is only big enough for one #TakeTheStairs…

You Have to Stop, Billiken. You Smoke Too Tough. Your Swag Too Different. They’ll Kill You.

up by 19 at the moment.

Really cool moment tonight postgame after VCU upset UNC. VCU head coach Phil Martelli Jr. made a point to shoutout the student reporters that made the trip. Lots of great stuff this time of year, but this was a really awesome, genuine exchange.

Nope

Not one person outside of barstool has ever bitched about this.

Re-criminalize gambling in everywhere but Nevada and New Jersey I'm so serious

NEVER FORGET TEZ WALKER!!!!! STILL WITH US IN OUR HEARTS😭😭😭😭😭 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN😩😩😭😩😩😭

Siena’s Iron 5 to duke’s $10M roster