Who has been here on covers long enough to remember Lou in his hot tub with his two babes???

I haven’t been on the site for a long time and I don’t remember that. I'm sorry, I would like to see it.

I understand you very well. I also did not find Lou on the cover.

Of course I was around back then.  I also enjoyed Lou's Views.  He ruffled some feathers big time. 

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Lou was so old school. I miss the old covers as well.  Where is cuzzin with the nba plays. 

Back in the day.  Site has changed, but a lot has remained the same.

Society has evolved into the Soy Boy Era...rare will you find a mans man like pre internet era anymore...we are on the extinction list now

No more likely you get a pistol pointed at your head. Bullets have become the great equalizer for the idiots out there. There is not nearly enough control over weapons in this country as there needs to be. (And that comes from a former NRA cardholder)

Whenever money gets big enough to be involved, things change. The more popular and profitable an entity gets, the more they need to conform to regulation. It's not just the government. It's at least as much the law profession which is always trying to suck money out of those who have made it. 

Yaa i remember also 

Damn those were the good ole' days.

Threads where there was meaningful discussion, and guys trying to help each other win some money.

Couple of the more helpful threads were the KenPom thread, had to be a dog of a certain amount, but hit like crazy.

and the other was in MLB, would always start "the ----- has landed" can't remember who he was, but it was an ump that ALWAYS hit the under or over, hell, i can't even remember now.

Vanzack, Protostar, all the shit talking.

Damn.

The passing of the one great guy (Indian guy). Talked to him many times online, he was from Texas.

Some great posters/guys on here back in the day.

I've moved on for the most part from gambling, since it's so hard in the Midwest, sports gambling that is.

but have taken A LOT from what I learned from gambling, and do pretty well with Draftkings these days.

One of my favorite quotes from one of the old write ups, I'll have to find it, "Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most".

That's how I felt a lot of weekends. Damn, what memories.

Kineprofessor had the KenPom strategy

and ApacheM was the gentleman that passed

Absolutely remember Lou...and love seeing all the older names in here!  GD Forum, Penalty Box, Apache, all the classics.  Sup Bro.

I remember the hot tub.  Probably the best era of Covers.