Why did nikkas loves Georgetown so much in the 90's?
- Thread starter SupaVillain
- Start date
My cousin who graduated from Georgetown learned the hard way when he went to Venice beach in his Hoyas gear
R.I.P.
Georgetown played this during their starting lineups in the 80s
LEGENDARY!!!!!
That starter hat
Got me more gear 
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
god shamgod
Veteran
Anybody saying iverson is exposing themselves. You don’t know wtf you’re talking about.Georgetown gear was poppin before anybody heard of iverson
Georgetown Kente 
GreenGhxst
Veteran
They fell all the motherfukking way off didn't they
Can we blame Roy Hibbert for that
A successful Black coach in what used to referred to as chocolate city (DC). John Thompson and Nolan Richardson were the only really successful Black coaches of that era that I can remember off the top of my head.
It also helped having guys like Iverson, So Mourning, Ewing, and all those guys.
That school was like what I would envision as a Black folks version of what Duke, UNC, and the Kentucky's of the world are now.
It also helped having guys like Iverson, So Mourning, Ewing, and all those guys.
That school was like what I would envision as a Black folks version of what Duke, UNC, and the Kentucky's of the world are now.
Marc Spector
the 4'11 Cuban
1. John Thompson
2. black players
3. Black City
4 People thought Georgetown was a black school.
5. Big East Rivalry tied together the East Coast (especially with Georgetown, Villanova, St. Johns, UConn) into its own ecosystem and created a regional buzz that blossomed into a national interest
2. black players
3. Black City
4 People thought Georgetown was a black school.
5. Big East Rivalry tied together the East Coast (especially with Georgetown, Villanova, St. Johns, UConn) into its own ecosystem and created a regional buzz that blossomed into a national interest
Chaney
I forgot about him and you are right.
