“Glen Rice has acknowledged the one night stand today.”
Let’s take the following as given:
1. Glen Rice was a basketball star at University of Michigan.
2. Michigan played in the Great Alaskan Shootout that year.
3. Glen Rice had sex with some white woman during that trip.
DO YOU REALLY THINK HE KNOWS WHO SHE WAS 20 YEARS LATER WHEN SOME WOMAN BECAME FAMOUS? What did they become pen pals? Was she so terrific that Rice could never forget her among all those NBA groupies?
Heck I was not a college sports star, but there are women in my past who could now be governor of various states and I would not know it was them. And my number to keep track of are certainly way way fewer than a college star and NBA basketball player.
Yeah, this is what I thought. Some dopey basketball star remembers the year and the day when he had sex with an unknown young woman. That’s how I remember the ‘70s and ‘80s!
Unless, like the great Jackie Chiles: they were real and they were spectacular!
Gay Joe probably showed the clown a photo of Sarah from the 1980s and he said: “Yeah, that’s her! I remember her!”
Not believing this stupid story one bit.
Let’s take the following as given: 1. Glen Rice was a basketball star at University of Michigan. ... 2. Michigan played in the Great Alaskan Shootout that year. ... 3. Glen Rice had sex with some white woman during that trip ..... DO YOU REALLY THINK HE KNOWS WHO SHE WAS 20 YEARS LATER WHEN SOME WOMAN BECAME FAMOUS? What did they become pen pals? Was she so terrific that Rice could never forget her among all those NBA groupies?
"Do you remember a white woman back when you played in college that you met when you .....?"
"Let me stop you right there. Look, back in college, I had a lot of fans. Sorry."
"Okay, let me put it this way: Do you remember the local TV Sports Reporter when you went to Alaska to play in the 1987 "Great Alaska Shootout Tournament"?
"Oh, THAT white woman. Of course, I do. Yeah, that's her on the video. Why do you ask? Do you know her? What's she doing now?"
VIDEO: Sarah Heath, KTUU-TV Sports Reporter, doing the nightly Sports News (1988)
In 1987, Glen Rice was a college starter for the first time. The year before, he had been a freshman bench warmer, averaging 7 points per game and probably did not get much attention paid to him. In 1987, he was not yet a "star".
The local TV Sports Reporter on a trip to Alaska during your first year as a college starter after warming the bench the year before?
Oh, yeah! You remember that after 24 years.
"Hi, Mom. ... Yeah, long distance from Alaska. ...... I think I'm becoming important. People are really starting to pay attention to me. Especially the local TV Sports Reporter up here ..... No, I'm not going to tell you all about it. I, ummm, .... don't want to run up the long distance bill. Gotta go, Mom. Love you."