She's Lump, She's Lump, She's Lump, She's in My Head (176 views)

[Lazy Pete]

James Madison
PG
21
5'9"
180
James Madison University
C+ B- C+ C C- B

Martin Van Buren
PG
23
5'3"
150
St. John's
B- B B C+ C A

William Henry Harrison
PF
26
6'10"
230
Robert Morris
B C- D B B D

Millard Fillmore
SG/SF
20
6'5"
205
Buffalo
B C- C- B- C- A

Franklin Pierce
SG
22
6'2"
190
Indiana
C B+ C C+ C+ B

Rutherford B. Hayes
SF
21
6'7"
225
Ohio State
C+ B- C- C+ C B

James A. Garfield
C
20
6'10"
255
Akron
B+ F+ C- C+ C+ A

Warren G. Harding
PG
21
6'0"
185
Long Beach State University
C B- C+ C+ D B

Calvin Coolidge
PG
22
5'10"
165
Boston University
C+ C B B- D+ C

Herbert Hoover
C
22
6'9"
260
UNLV
B+ C- D C+ B C

Gerald Ford
C
22
6'8"
240
Michigan
B- D+ D B B- B

Jimmy Carter
PF
21
6'7"
230
Georgia Tech
C C- D+ C+ C+ B

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I feel like Madison and Van Buren should be flipped

[gbgalla24]

Warren G from Long Beach. Big fan.

[Lazy Pete]

Oct 2, 2017 16:37:17 GMT -6 [Account Deleted] said:

I feel like Madison and Van Buren should be flipped

Van Buren's nickname was The Little Magician so I figured he could ball

[TimPig]

Oct 3, 2017 12:50:34 GMT -6 Lazy Pete said:

Oct 2, 2017 16:37:17 GMT -6 [Account Deleted] said:

I feel like Madison and Van Buren should be flipped

Van Buren's nickname was The Little Magician so I figured he could ball

Wasn't another one "Old Kinderhook"? He should probably have a decent jump hook.

[Lazy Pete]

Oct 3, 2017 12:51:52 GMT -6 TimPig said:

Oct 3, 2017 12:50:34 GMT -6 Lazy Pete said:

Van Buren's nickname was The Little Magician so I figured he could ball

Wasn't another one "Old Kinderhook"? He should probably have a decent jump hook.

I didn't know this but according to Wikipedia, Martin Van Buren provided the linguistic origin of using "OK" to signify approval. So he's okay in my book

[TimPig]

Oct 3, 2017 13:35:17 GMT -6 Lazy Pete said:

Oct 3, 2017 12:51:52 GMT -6 TimPig said:

Wasn't another one "Old Kinderhook"? He should probably have a decent jump hook.

I didn't know this but according to Wikipedia, Martin Van Buren provided the linguistic origin of using "OK" to signify approval. So he's okay in my book

I had a damn good 10th grade U.S. History teacher.

”Who ya voting for?”

”OK!”