So... Do you still got it?

[Mo]

When my back allows me to, yes. But that's the problem, my back aint helping out anymore.

Still the best baseball player out there when I play. Not even close(Of course my competition isnt that great to begin with though)

[VDusen04]

27 years old. Still got it. Thought it was all going to be downhill after age 18. I'm now a much better basketball player nine years later. I'm dunking on folks now whereas in high school I wasn't even dunking in games, let alone on someone. I know time is not on my side though. That's why I operate under the assumption that each day could be the last at the level I'm on (which isn't a super high level as it is, but it's enough to keep me satisfied and wrecking most of the local folks). Therefore, I don't take it for granted.

[buckeye02]

I feel i can shoot anyone out of the gym, but when it comes to dribbling the ball and driving with my right hand (i'm a lefty) i'm horrible.

[BestServedCold]

Just be careful doing that kind of stuff. Don't push your Lt. too far.

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

Oh, and how can I do this? NO KIDS FOR THE MF'ING WIN!!!!!

Haha, I remember that thread.

[12]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

I like to think I still have it. I'm 26 and in decent shape. I play short stop and pitch for an adult baseball team while batting cleanup. I lead the team in average, home runs, and RBI's. My ERA is probably under one and I threw a no hitter where I struck out 14 of 16 guys (walked 1 guy) I am the only white guy on the department basketball team and run with guys who are damn good. Our center is 6'8 and played D-1 ball. I will compete for the starting QB job next spring in a full contact nationwide league. I love sports and love competing. I would love to say I still have it but I'm not quite there. If I were to dedicate more time and get in better shape I'll be at the top of my game. That's the plan going forward. I love still being able to play competitive sports after college. Apostle, that's a cool story but man I wouldn't want to play those guys. I just don't trust them at all and you never know what could happen in a game. Oh, and how can I do this? NO KIDS FOR THE MF'ING WIN!!!!!

I have a good rapport with most every inmate, with the exception of the ones who just hate "cops" and don't care to try and let us treat them decently.

Of course these dudes are not my friends, but there's a lot of friendly banter that happens. The best part was for the better part of two years, these inmates talk so much junk that its ridiculous, and the first chance I got, I showed one of the better players up. I admit that I surprised the crap out of myself by shooting that well, with no warm up shots and bogged down in a uniform and duty belt, but I'll take it.

We have actually tried to get the higher ups to let us play them in a real game, but they said no. Our five best players would give these dudes a game. What worries me is what you could "catch" from any of these dudes and that's why I probably wouldn't play in an actual game against them.

I am 30 and not the athlete I was five years ago, but the jumper is as good as it's even been because that's what I rely on the most.

[12]

Quote: Originally Posted by BestServedCold

Just be careful doing that kind of stuff. Don't push your Lt. too far.

Nah, that's about as far as I've ever gone.

LT thought it was hilarious and said he wished he would have seen it...

I was kidding about playing one-on-one. Playing PIG is enough and it'll never happen again, I'm sure.

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by Apostle

It seems that I'm posting these types of threads once every year at the least...SNIP

Nothing like egging on dudes in the cell.

Maybe I watch too many movies. But what typically happens to the guy that eggs on inmates is never good.

If your pride is that big a deal when dealing with these guys, more power to you.