Mount Shockmore

[AZ Shocker]

Mt. Shockmore pre-Marshall...
DAVE, Cheese, Big Dog, X.

Mt. Shockmore v2 (2017).....
Marshall, VanFleet, Baker, COTTON.

We need 2 mountains...and a third, forth and fifth standing ready...

[wheathead]

Ah, yes. One of Fogler's "Vanilla gorillas!"

In high school if someone made a turnover or stupid play we would yell out "nice play Mendelson!"

It wasn't a compliment.

[Play Angry]

Claudius carried us that day but Phil never played a better fifteen seconds in his life than against #12 Alabama in OT.

[Ricardo del Rio]

Carter Arnett.

[1972Shocker]

This idea took a left turn quickly.

I can understand where some have misread the thread title as Mount Suckmore.

[t7017s]

Anyone that doesn't have Phil is simply wrong

http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/5602506/v15734549/phil-stephenson-at-wichita-state-university/?c_id=mlb&tcid=vpp_copy_15734549

http://www.collegebaseballhall.org/hall_of_famers.jsp?year=2007#Stephenson

"All-American in 1981 and 1982 ... NCAA Player of the Year in 1982 ... Named one of the three best college players of the 20th century by Collegiate Baseball ... Named a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award in 1982 ... Named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year in 1982 ... Named Academic All-American in 1982 ... All-Missouri Valley Conference three times ... Holds NCAA records for career hits (418), runs (420), total bases (730), stolen bases (206) and walks (300) ... Led the NCAA in 1981 in hits (119), runs (112), and runs scored per game (1.60) and in 1982 in doubles (30), stolen bases (87) and walks (97) ... Ranks in the Shocker record books in nine career categories."

[BOBB]

Anyone that doesn't have Phil is simply wrong

http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/5602506/v15734549/phil-stephenson-at-wichita-state-university/?c_id=mlb&tcid=vpp_copy_15734549

http://www.collegebaseballhall.org/hall_of_famers.jsp?year=2007#Stephenson

"All-American in 1981 and 1982 ... NCAA Player of the Year in 1982 ... Named one of the three best college players of the 20th century by Collegiate Baseball ... Named a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award in 1982 ... Named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year in 1982 ... Named Academic All-American in 1982 ... All-Missouri Valley Conference three times ... Holds NCAA records for career hits (418), runs (420), total bases (730), stolen bases (206) and walks (300) ... Led the NCAA in 1981 in hits (119), runs (112), and runs scored per game (1.60) and in 1982 in doubles (30), stolen bases (87) and walks (97) ... Ranks in the Shocker record books in nine career categories."

Yeah, Phil or Darren Dreifort if we arent kidding around.

[Ricardo del Rio]

what is Carter Arnett famous for?

[Play Angry]

what is Carter Arnett famous for?

I believe he airballed his first career FT attempt. Unfazed, he confidently stepped back to the charity stripe and airballed the next as well.

[Ricardo del Rio]

I believe he airballed his first career FT attempt. Unfazed, he confidently stepped back to the charity stripe and airballed the next as well.

I am impressed very impressed. I cannot stop laughing. Ding ding ding.

[Ricardo del Rio]

I thought God and I were the only two who knew the answer to that trivia question.

[WSUwatcher]

I believe he airballed his first career FT attempt. Unfazed, he confidently stepped back to the charity stripe and airballed the next as well.

What can you say about Arnett other than, "Bad depth perception"?

Edit: Getting back to the mountain guys, I really don't see how baseball can be left out of an honest, genuine Mount Shockmore -- how many D-1 national championships does WSU have again? Just because Marshall's program is what it is, and baseball is what it is these days, doesn't change the history. That being the case, there's no way Gene Stephenson can fail to be there. Marshall is making a great case for himself, but he has a ways to go before he catches up with Gene, which is in no way a disparagement of 3G.

[Dan]

Mahrnord Martina

Along with Bart Westgeest, the scandanavian bookends

[asiseeit]

Prefer two groups. Players first. Stallworth, McDaniel, Pelfrey and Armstrong.
Coaches next. Miller, GM, GS and Parcells based on career success

[Dan]

Baseball: Gene Stephenson, Phil Stephenson, Joe Carter, Darren Dreifort
Basketball: Marshall, X, AC, Stallworth