Doris Burke is tough

[DarkCock]

How embarrassing that Dickie V, ESPN's lead analyst for the men's college basketball, is a cheerleader in comparison.

 

[CONNGAMECOCK]

Doris Sable was the youngest of eight children. She started playing basketball in the second grade.
She attended [4]
During her senior year, Sable led the [3]
She left Providence as its all-time leader in assists[3]in 1999, the fifth woman so honored.

I would say she is pretty tough. Dick Vitale, I don't believe, ever stepped on a basketball court in college, unless he stormed the court as a member of the student section.

 

[cockhornleghorn]

Originally posted by CONNGAMECOCK:

Doris Sable was the youngest of eight children. She started playing basketball in the second grade.
She attended [4]
During her senior year, Sable led the [3]
She left Providence as its all-time leader in assists[3]in 1999, the fifth woman so honored.

I would say she is pretty tough. Dick Vitale, I don't believe, ever stepped on a basketball court in college, unless he stormed the court as a member of the student section.

For some reason, I think I read somewhere that Vitale was a mascot.

 

[67gamecock]

Originally posted by cockhornleghorn:

Originally posted by CONNGAMECOCK:


Doris Sable was the youngest of eight children. She started playing basketball in the second grade.
She attended [4]

During her senior year, Sable led the [3]

She left Providence as its all-time leader in assists[3]in 1999, the fifth woman so honored.

I would say she is pretty tough. Dick Vitale, I don't believe, ever stepped on a basketball court in college, unless he stormed the court as a member of the student section.

For some reason, I think I read somewhere that Vitale was a mascot.

Now we know. Dick Vitale is Dabo's REAL Daddy!