R.I.P John Chaney

[duckboy33]

that place opened up just in time for HOF Tony Woods to make his way to the Ducks

unique court, I must say

The court's design looks very different when you're on the court. You don't notice it nearly as much as you do if you're watching it on TV or you are higher up in the Arena.

Tony Woods was a great shot blocker at Oregon for a few years. At the time, he finished his career 3rd at Oregon in career blocks. Bell, Boucher and Wooten ended up passing him later on.

 

[NinerSpartan]

The court's design looks very different when you're on the court. You don't notice it nearly as much as you do if you're watching it on TV or you are higher up in the Arena.

Tony Woods was a great shot blocker at Oregon for a few years. At the time, he finished his career 3rd at Oregon in career blocks. Bell, Boucher and Wooten ended up passing him later on.

yup, too bad Wood's hands were made of stone. Otherwise, he would have made a pretty good two-way player.