[Stevev]

Let's go a little further back. Gary Yoder best recruit ever!

Gary Yoder, what the heck! I remember him as the crowd favorite and everyone yelled "Opie" when he came in the game. I guess the name referenced a TV show or something. Didn't play much and was comical at times.

[Sly Fox]

Gary was one crazy dude of Amish descent. His senior season he started and was best remembered for his uncanny flopping ability. Beyond that his game was VERY limited.

[olldflame]

That team, with Greg McCauley leading the way, may have had more "heart" than any LU squad I can recall. Due to academic and disciplinary suspensions they really only had 4 or 5 scholarship players. Walk-on Yoder, who was 6'4 and had a terminal case of "white man's disease", played the post. They played zone defenses (unheard of for a Meyer team) to cut back on foul trouble, and had more than 1 overtime game in which virtually the entire starting 5 went all the way.

[fan00]

HMO, can an old man like Rob Jackson beat you in racquetball? I understand in his day, he was quite the racquetball player.

Rob's still a pretty impressive rball player. He won regionals last year and went on to play in nationals. I think he lost in the quarterfinals....You can find him and Charles Billingsley most days at the downtown Y-and to answer the question, HMO has a hard time keeping up