1:18 even at 40, Pistol Pete still had it, he threw up that shot like it was on auto-pilot

This guy was for real,I grew up a UNC fan and he was hard to beat,I'm not sure if UNC ever did beat the gamecocks when he was playing,didn't seem like it.Hated him then but I'm over it now so I hope he's doing well...

36 years later And he is still talked about

I wish i could’ve been in the crowd.

Love❤

Most of the older people have since passed on. The city itself is not what it once was.

Mr. Knozit on weekdays in the 70's.. Usually done live at 6am after Early Riser and, for a while replayed at 10-ish am with different cartoons and, yet again at 3-ish pm with diiferent-er cartoons (I invented a word, there!). Shame no broadcast tapes were ever kept. Pinner's voice was all over WIS back in the day, and I really wish I had an image of that Severe Weather slide that WIS used in the 70's-- the one with the logo, clouds, state outline and BIG bolt of lightning! Good times!

I enjoyed Andy's speech and looking at the cute women in the brown suit standing in the rear, left.

God I love the Possum so glad I got to meet him and a picture with me and The Greatest singer ever....

He'd be proud. CC took his thrown.

There’s nothing better than going up to Columbia to watch my Gators play USC. I love that stadium

This was such an emotional game especially during pregame moment of silence

Remember when TV, " the news" didn't tell you to hate ½ your neighbors all the time.. I do.

"I don't want to play 10 years in the NBA and die of a heart attack at age 40." - Pistol Pete

LEGEND.

Religious people are CRAZY!!! Bet his last thoughy was what a DICK "god" is...

Todd Ellis was a great QB for the Gamecocks.

Best entrance in college football.

I.. LIVED... AN.. WORK... THERE.. IN... 1986... COVERED.. THE.. GOVERNOR.. AND.. LEGISLATURE... FOR... WOLO. 25

I honestly think this is his best song. I cry every time he sings it.

Said what he wanted to be remembered most for is being a good Christian. He went out as a real hero in my book.

Wonderful! Will never be another Billy Graham, Johnny Carson or Andy Griffith.

I performed for troops from Fort Jackson at Williams-Brice stadium on July 4, 1986. Several drum corps put on an exhibition.

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It's common knowledge that when a professional athlete like Pistol Pete Maravich becomes a Christian, that aspect of their life is shied away from even if it's something the athlete wants to share. Could you imagine any of the liberal networks today saying "one said what he most wanted to be remembered for was that he'd been a good Christian."

This was the first song I ever heard by George, and after listening to hundreds now, it is still one of the best.

I played with both Ryan and Sterling and South Carolina. Both great players, just needed a better qb to throw it to them,and that's why I transfered cuz the coach was gonna live and die with Todd Ellis! See how thar worked out

Ahhhhh. The Good ol' Raycom Sports days 50 years ago... Alex English, Nate Davis, Mike Dunlevy and Brian Winters....I remember watching these games when i was 10 years old. Great memories!

I was a kid when I met coach Mcguire at Carolina Stadium.. years before the first upper deck was built and before it was named Williams-Brice. A complete gentleman he was. Thanks for the memories sir…

I was kid when he was at USC. He was me and my pals hero! Nothings changed! He still is!

My daddy loved Andy Griffith show and and Barney was his favorite !,

Rest In Peace Pete. My fondest memory was the Vitalis commercial and for some reason, the memories pop into my mind every now and then. We would imitate the moves while citing the commercial. Although, we were in a black and Puerto Rican neighborhood with our natural hair. That's something we do when we imitate a certain move of a BB Player.

Pete Maravich didn't know that he had only minutes to live. But he had prepared for his last minute when he received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. None of us know when our last minute will come - but it WILL come one day. Are you prepared to stand before God in judgment ? The ONLY way to be assured of eternal life is to trust ion the Lord Jesus Christ by faith to forgive you of your sins. You never know when your last minute will come.

To compare Clark too Maravich is ridiculous---he only was allowed to play 3 yrs of college, AND THERE WAS NO 3 POINT SHOT WHEN HE PLAYED. If there had been a 3 pt shot, he would have amassed 6,000 points. Clark should NEVER be compared to or be allowed to claim a record over him.

My mom worked at Kress Department store across from the Marriott hotel.

Andy didn't like Mount Airy from what I understand. And Cindi didn't care for Manteo from what I understand. What a great speech. He was really good at stories and speeches. I wish he'd married someone closer to his own age. An almost 30-year gap is too much. I love vacationing on the OBX. Mount Airy is okay but wouldn't want to live there. Of course, we go by there heading over to the Moravian cookie shop in Winston-Salem and the Outer Banks and on our way to Wilmington. I love Wilmington and the beautiful, pristine beaches.

The good lord blessed us with George Jones, I listen to a lot of country, I always wind right back here listening to him. So grateful we can still watch him on KZbin. He was a gift from heaven.

this dude was educated in my school in North Carolina in my school way before i was born by the way

Love this song 🎶 one of his greatest.

My favourite song he is absolutely the best. 😮😢

what a talent

America s story teller, and boy did he tell em well

Those finger-dribbling drills were good. Didn’t realize he had such a “handle”.

Legend.

the greatest voice in music! not just country!!

This was a look into the future. Now Ellis and Suggs are the Gamecock radio broadcasters.

We love him as " The Voice Of The Gamecocks"!

How wonderful and how reminiscent. I was born in 1952 and so much of what he says hits home.

This was the America I loved and I miss so very very much.

I remembered going to that home game as a student. In the row in front of me in the student section, there was a USC student who brought his best buddy to the game. This friend happened to be a Clemson student (was wearing a Clemson shirt and sweater). By the end of the first half Clemson’s quarterback, Rodney Williams, had established this was not going to be a good night for him. He was making several incomplete passes and I believe 2 interceptions by this point. The USC crowd began to chant “Rodney, Rodney” in the second half, and I began to chant, “Clemson what did you to Rodney, he didn’t play this bad in high school!” You see, Rodney lived on my street and graduated one year ahead of me at Irmo School. So I knew how well he played in high school.