Ronnie Lee's kid
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 4:25 pm
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Here's a link to the article.When Lee was a senior, the Ducks defeated UCLA, 65-45, to end the Bruins’ 98-game winning streak in Pauley Pavilion and move within a game of first place in the Pac-8. When they returned to Eugene, an estimated 5,000 fans greeted them at Mahlon Sweet Airport.
“It was like we won the NCAA ...,” Lee said. “There are no better fans. I haven’t met anybody yet. There are no better fans than at Oregon.”
No regrets, Lee said, “except maybe win more.” He said he tells his son, Ron Jr., now 15 and the starting point guard as a freshman at Oak Park High School, about the Oregon days.
“He kind of gets excited,” Lee said. “If that’s where he wants to go, if he’s good enough to play, then good. It’s up to him. But I told him enough about it that he knows the history of it.”
I would say that Oregon has as good of shot as any to land him, even with Kent not here to possibly play up his ties with Ron Sr.uostudent wrote:I'm definitely not old enough to have seen Ron Lee play, but obvious he's one of the best players in the program's history.
Some interesting quotes:Here's a link to the article.When Lee was a senior, the Ducks defeated UCLA, 65-45, to end the Bruins’ 98-game winning streak in Pauley Pavilion and move within a game of first place in the Pac-8. When they returned to Eugene, an estimated 5,000 fans greeted them at Mahlon Sweet Airport.
“It was like we won the NCAA ...,” Lee said. “There are no better fans. I haven’t met anybody yet. There are no better fans than at Oregon.”
No regrets, Lee said, “except maybe win more.” He said he tells his son, Ron Jr., now 15 and the starting point guard as a freshman at Oak Park High School, about the Oregon days.
“He kind of gets excited,” Lee said. “If that’s where he wants to go, if he’s good enough to play, then good. It’s up to him. But I told him enough about it that he knows the history of it.”
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