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Post by vballguy2001 on Mar 24, 2004 17:47:51 GMT -5
LBSU always have mouths on them. Polster and Prosser were always nasty.
In 2002, I remember a BYU at LBSU match when LBSU beat em in 3 and there was a little scuffle between Mayol and one of their MB. I think Pessoa got off a swing after the match. All I have to say is I bet Long Beach was glad it was fernando and not Joaquin Acosta. That guy was huge.
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Post by vballguy2001 on Mar 24, 2004 17:48:30 GMT -5
sorry bout the double post. Computer problems
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Post by lalalaluuuke on Mar 24, 2004 19:12:25 GMT -5
LBSU always have mouths on them. Polster and Prosser were always nasty. In 2002, I remember a BYU at LBSU match when LBSU beat em in 3 and there was a little scuffle between Mayol and one of their MB. I think Pessoa got off a swing after the match. All I have to say is I bet Long Beach was glad it was fernando and not Joaquin Acosta. That guy was huge. Are you saying Mayol had a scuffle and Pessoa took a swing in Mayol's defense? I think that's what you're saying but I just want to make sure. Amen about Joaquin Acosta. He has quads bigger than most pro soccer players. When he hit the ball it sounded like a cannon he hit it so hard. Imagine what he could do to a face. I agree about LBSU players. They seem to always have a hothead or two spouting off when they play in Provo. Last year it was David Lee I think when he had long scraggly hair. He was talking smack all night. Lee loved the crowd booing him though, he ate it up. Their coach said a few things too. It was a fun match to watch. |
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Post by BarcelonaBob on Mar 24, 2004 19:42:39 GMT -5
LBSU always have mouths on them. Polster and Prosser were always nasty. In 2002, I remember a BYU at LBSU match when LBSU beat em in 3 and there was a little scuffle between Mayol and one of their MB. I think Pessoa got off a swing after the match. All I have to say is I bet Long Beach was glad it was fernando and not Joaquin Acosta. That guy was huge. I agree LBSU has had some huge trash-talkers over the years, but Prosser wasn't one of them. He had to be one of the nicest, mellowest guys around. And he was a big boy too, shoulders as wide as a barn door. I would have to say in that timeframe that Polster was a huge trash-talker, but with that peanut-head and babyface, it was like getting woofed at by one of the members of NSYNC or the Backstreet Boys or Hanson. The other big trash-talker on the team was probably Scott Faber. McKienzie was too dense to trash-talk, he couldn't concentrate on hitting 90 sets a game and talk trash at the same time, he would short-circuit his brain. Seiffert used to talk a little too, but that guy is such a stringbean that I think if Cheryl Weaver were to step to him, she could probably beat his ass without breaking a sweat. |
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Post by vballguy2001 on Mar 25, 2004 18:41:53 GMT -5
Polster, the babyface bandit. I remember him just getting razzed when he played in provo one year and he loved it. It totally fueled him. One of the only guys I seen that took on 5 000 crazy mormons at BYU, and won.
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Post by BarcelonaBob on Mar 25, 2004 19:16:36 GMT -5
Polster, the babyface bandit. I remember him just getting razzed when he played in provo one year and he loved it. It totally fueled him. One of the only guys I seen that took on 5 000 crazy mormons at BYU, and won. I remember McKienzie going off in one of those Provo matches back in 2000, setting the single match kill record. He probably would have gone for even more had they not subbed him out for the entire 4th game, since he had the flu. |
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Post by vballguy2001 on Mar 30, 2004 11:06:50 GMT -5
I remember McKienzie going off in one of those Provo matches back in 2000, setting the single match kill record. He probably would have gone for even more had they not subbed him out for the entire 4th game, since he had the flu. McKienzie was a bomber. He always seemed to have good matches when i saw him. And what a cannon. |
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