When A 17 Year Old Michael Jordan Met His Equal At A Basketball Camp

[@purposepassionandlovetv863]

I saw Len Bias' mother speak at Norfolk St. U . She said that after Lenny died, the first flowers her family received were from Michael Jordan.

[@johnnyfmorgan]

His mother, what a woman. What she went thru (2 sons dead) and to use all that pain to help others. She's a saint.

[@fonzarelly3154]

Reggie Leak Paying homage”RESPECT”

[@jackmann2494]

Len's mother spoke at my church shortly after Jay died. One of the strongest women I ever seen.

[@thehoward4026]

How he die

[@purposepassionandlovetv863]

@@thehoward4026 Cocaine overdose. He was celebrating being drafted to the Boston Celtics. Sad day my friend, sad day.

[@Baldbill.]

Kid: Falls near Jordan Jordan: And it became personal so I beat his ass

[@jackclark1227]

😂😂

[@33jend]

So true

[@tomwigg5546]

🤣🤣🤣

[@theknickfan881]

Unless it’s Shaq in the 1996 playoffs.... m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/b53JYqKXmdCoaMU, flights top 10 plays of June

[@Hermesish]

Omfg after watching the last dance this had me laughing out of my house xD

[@talkandopinions.]

Len was a fantastic guy!, i had classes with him at northwestern, we lifted together, there was not a single person who disliked len, what a true gentleman who will never be forgotten

[@kingodysseus5847]

@a name facts😂😂

[@talkandopinions.]

No girls there

[@talkandopinions.]

@@jonaldblip_ i knew len very well, we had classes together, and lifted together at Northwestern

[@talkandopinions.]

@Richard Fisher who is that? Tk?

[@talkandopinions.]

@@jonaldblip_ didnt know Jordan I only saw him play then, I did however go to High School with Len so i knew him quite well

[@diddy103177]

I once heard Len Bias’ mom deliver a sobering speech in person on the pain of losing her son and while encouraging all young people to NEVER do drugs. With tears, she told us one time is all it took for drugs to take her son’s life. So tragically sad…

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

Not only did she loose len by also his younger brother who was shot and killed

[@jeremiahbekele4810]

Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how much digging and research JXMY does in each of his videos?

[@soullessSiIence]

Probably one hour and a half of research. Do you know how much I do when I study photography? Around four hours a day.

[@ratedpending]

@@soullessSiIence very very cool story bro, wow, 4 hour days must be so hard for you lmao

[@prisonmike3665]

Nah, I just wanna watch this free video. I will give a pre-like on the video tho!

[@ryc3658]

“Around four hours a day” *engineering and premed students have entered the chat*

[@arithrokazi9061]

he always puts out high quality videos too

[@ACIMRobert]

Person blinks: Jordan: So that lit a fire within me.

[@symboltherapper]

😂😂😂

[@livebreatheeatfitnessco.4146]

This going viral

[@Silvercharm5555]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sdemosi]

This is basically every interview with Jordan in The Last Dance 🤣

[@charlesalberti563]

That's the attitude you need to be the greatest at anything. Constant work day in day out needs a fire that never burns out

[@ceeburleson]

Just imagine that Bulls and Celtics Rivalry Bias would’ve stayed alive. Rip Big Len

[@amancalledhawk5575]

I tell people all the time mj would not have all those rings

[@myfriendbobby]

Why couldn't he stay alive?

[@ceeburleson]

Jaimee Foxworth cocaine is a hellva drug my brother

[@damienkirksey7026]

This would've been fun to watch

[@jordansharpe1653]

MJ would have dropped Bias Len not trying to be rude but truthful

[@geoblaine6227]

As a true basketball fan. I appreciate the effort it took get some of this rare footage of Bias and Jordan in college!! Excellent historical commentary and perspective!!

[@bluefamily3937]

I remember those games...and the shock and devastation when Bias died.

[@engrom69]

I appreciate everything about Bias man. imo Bias is the one who made Jordan that good like Ronaldo and Messi. You should’ve someone to compete for in your time so you got that motivation to be the best. But yeah sadly Bias didn’t last long. It would have been great rival of them two.

[@shawn2763]

Jxmy... Brother I hooped so much when I was a young man....so many memories... Watching your videos brings me back and I'm very grateful for that. Thank you

[@JxmyHighroller]

That’s amazing brotha, glad to hear you are enjoying the content. 🙌🏼

[@Mario-dx3tk]

🙌🏽

[@fvkz]

💯

[@patricktjia]

@@JxmyHighroller hey jimmy great video as always! Could you tell me what's the music title you used by LCS in this video? thx

[@user-bm3xz4py8l]

@@JxmyHighroller just wanted to point out that Larry Bird and the celtics did beat mj quite a few times!!!!!!!!! Lol mj learned his trash talk skills from good ol' larry

[@christosbelibasakis2296]

Who remembers when Trap Sax wasn’t just a TikTok song 😪

[@kanye258]

me R.I.P Trap Sax

[@Baldbill.]

Fax

[@jackclark1227]

😪

[@patrykplinta1286]

Fuck i miss that sexy sax 😭

[@steez4778]

wait, its a tik tok song

[@connormaclure7271]

People: breathe Michael Jordan's air Jordan: "I took it personally so I had to go drop 60 on his head in the nba finals

[@joejohnson9688]

🐐😂

[@kylelowry1521]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@KingBasilio]

Joe Johnson Lebron 🐐

[@xposebandwagons7777]

Im Junior 3-6

[@hungrywarrensapp4871]

xpose bandwagons 777 lebron never lost in 1st round

[@ToasterForLife]

Larry Bird said, “I felt comfortable retiring and handing the reigns over to Len Bias when we drafted him.”

[@nolxckdakota9616]

He for sure could have been the rival Jordan needed

[@clintholmes2061]

@Repent cultist

[@bricaaron3978]

@@clintholmes2061 *"cultist"* A cult is an organized structure with a leader that exists so that the cult leader can manipulate and take advantage of others for his own personal gain. E.g. Heaven's Gate, Jim Jones' commune, Scientology. This is just an example of a misguided spammer who embarrasses Christians.

[@clintholmes2061]

@@bricaaron3978 All religions are cults. "A cult is an organized structure with a leader that exists so that the cult leader can manipulate and take advantage of others for his own personal gain." And Christianity is the richest of all cults. They are doing better than all others at getting "personal gain."

[@bricaaron3978]

@@clintholmes2061 *' And Christianity is the richest of all cults. They are doing better than all others at getting "personal gain.""* It seems like you are confusing the ideology of Christianity with the organized religion of the Catholic Church. That's the only way that your statement makes any sense.

[@TravJam317]

Len Bias will always be one of the NBA's biggest What If's.

[@jessiecarrillo4894]

And Jordan’s dad rip

[@baldipsingh4543]

Colonel Gibbs wdym no

[@YuNv_Nightmare]

Colonel Gibbs how do u know u can’t just say no without this man even playin a single game in the nba

[@hndrxxtarantino9795]

Who was that guy that was Like Cool with Carmelo they Said Was ranked higher than LeBron I Think But he stopped going to practice and got fat

[@evancapalot7333]

i think greg oden .

[@marcsman07]

11:48 After 10+ minutes of hearing how great Len Bias was I was beginning to wonder why I had never heard of him. Such a shame that he died so young.

[@JetRoseLive]

RIGHT?? I was wondering “where is he today and why don’t we’re hear about em?” Such a sad ending 😞

[@Topsealguy]

His fault

[@shelbynba]

@@Topsealguy you’re not wrong but it’s still a sad ending

[@marcsman07]

@Repent Repent deez

[@monke8328]

@@marcsman07 not funny grow up

[@josephpalermo4268]

That audio when Jordan says “he was a threat but being compared to him... I took offence to that” was an audio clip when he was talking about Clyde Drexler 😂😂 I see u Jimmy

[@tshepooscar]

Yep #SpotOn

[@ShowtimeDon]

Lol I think most people know but it’s nice he used that edit It suited the vifod

[@philipjohn4149]

Yes. Makes us wonder how Jordan felt when next to len. How and when did he decide to be the goat

[@jimmyjohn9041]

I see you too

[@Bluebirdfalling]

yep but he said offense

[@NormaMyers-m8t]

"He was too much to handle" No better words to describe MJ.. MJ highlights are always so amazing. Guy was just so special..

[@diosdadoapias]

"he was too much handle" of course on that particular game Jordan was too much but it does not mean that Len bias is easy to handle-he scored 16 points so jordan and team mates can not easily handle len bias. words can make one so superior like saying that Jordan is too much to handle. if it is true. Jordan could have scored hundreds or even 50 points in that game.

[@lslaforlet42]

That clip of Jordan saying "i'm not saying he wasn't a threat, but being compared to him.. I took offense to that" was talking about Clyde Drexler in the 92 playoffs.

[@tonydaniel3459]

Yes that is messed up they spliced that in.

[@KING_Misanthrope]

Yeap he thought we wouldn't notice. It was in The Last Dance.

[@lou2kk149]

*92

[@kimjungskill8784]

@jeremy h Man some people just don't get the art of being subtle do they? lol All Jimmys fans have more than likely seen the Last Dance I mean come on xD

[@bigkatspoker]

92 playoffs

[@FawwazK]

That's actually so sad I was like hmm since he went toe to toe with Jordan how come I've never heard of him and saw he died before playing, really hits hard, imagining his legacy, and the player he would become

[@sporemaster97]

We'll see them hoop together eventually, fam. He's practicing with Kobe as we speak. They're in good company :)

[@njebei]

It's hard for people who weren't alive then to understand how much Len Bias' death shocked and changed the sports world. College basketball was more popular than the NBA back then and Bias was a star. In the aftermath, every college and every pro sports league started aggressive drug testing. It also helped those wanting harsher prison penalties for drug dealers to get legislation passed.

[@One_Shot21]

@@sporemaster97 lmao, he is hooping naked with covid, up in the big blue.

[@jamesbedugraham8056]

@@njebei OK back then College Basketball was popular back in the 1980s. 40 years later things are a little bit different for 2022

[@jamesbedugraham8056]

It might once again become more Popular now for the 2020s.

[@NBAballToWalls]

Man...MJ's fundamentals were just PERFECT. His control - the way he squares up to the basket no matter what situation he is in.....just amazing. We don't see it now

[@yahudahbenyisrael2774]

Coaches were real coaches back then. If you were showing that you were not striving to be fundamentally grounded, no matter how much of a freak athlete you were, you couldn't get on the court with the starters. These young guys today think it's all about athleticism. Check out Luka Doncic. Dominating with pure fundamentals.

[@yahudahbenyisrael2774]

That's is the main reason Lebron can't ever measure up to the GOAT. No matter if he plays for 15 more seasons, surpasses every record statistically, and win 10 more rings. He still wouldn't come close.

[@daindigokid]

@@yahudahbenyisrael2774 a better example is Chris Paul’s prime. Efficient, and protected the ball like John Stockton.

[@sgt.krakatoa1093]

@@yahudahbenyisrael2774 thats just dumb imo

[@yahudahbenyisrael2774]

@@sgt.krakatoa1093 You have no opinion other than saying " that's just dumb" Obviously your mind can't come up with anything beyond what these people have programmed you to see.

[@jamesnelson6114]

I'm not a basketball fan, but I am a high school teacher. The research, editing, composition, and narrative presentation of this is excellent. Really impressive.

[@ericcartman627]

Jordan: Patrick Ewing ate all my beans so I took it personal and dropped 50 the next night

[@aleidasalas1167]

Lol 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tapoemt3995]

More like, I slipped on Patricks sweat on the floor, so I took it personal.

[@Rico10f1]

Kid: Finishes water before Jordan Jordan: And it became personal so I dropped 35 on his head

[@sundigest1121]

50*

[@olewis1000]

35 in the 1st half

[@kendarionthomaskendarionco5353]

Underrated comment

[@ari_games2437]

Everyone makes fun of Jordan for that but it’s literally what made him so great

[@OriginalKingRichTv]

ari_ Games24 haters gonna hate

[@blazersfan4684]

No one: Jxmmy: carrying us through quarantine

[@jackbasketball3176]

Blazers Fan hahaha

[@tomwigg5546]

fax

[@yvans.]

You guys are still in quarantine damn 😂😂

[@aideng1123]

Bruh everybody says this day something original

[@ningenzerokeikaku3719]

Quarantine is over for a month now, for me at least lol

[@MotoM1234]

MJ highlights are always so amazing. Guy was just so special.

[@bigead]

Everytime I watch a video regarding Len Bias, I get emotional. I lived about 10 mins from him, he was about 4 years older than me and I can remember like it was yesterday when the news broke about him passing. It was like a weird fog of silence, sadness and disbelief over just about all the ballers in the area. It took a while for that "fog" to lift. It's hard for folks who weren't born or very young to appreciate just how good and fun to watch Bias was. I'm going to say, at that time, he was just as good as Jordan and may have been better had he lived. But I'm sure I have a great deal of bias, no pun intended. RIP/RIJ (rest in Jesus).

[@Justaguywithtruth]

Bro' some did not even realize how good Jay was at the same age, the only negative out of Landover Mall was his death..Peace

[@bigead]

@@Justaguywithtruth Jay was good but not as good as Lenny. Jay and I was about the same age. It was sad he loss his life at PG Plaza by a jealous husband.

[@rcikaal8804]

Beautiful post, only ruined by the rest in the demonic manufactured Jesus part.

[@Justaguywithtruth]

@@rcikaal8804 then you don't understand who carries a mother through the hard times of losing two sons, a young man through the tough journey to succeed or the one who is always there standing patiently to allow you to make mistakes in disobedience, through the flesh until you realize all you had to do was ask Him to reveal himself..after the pride is destroyed, the emotions are wasted and the religious indoctrination is found corrupt.. I pray for you to realize Truth..😎💪👏🙏☝

[@bigead]

@@rcikaal8804 @rci kaal Obviously, you didn't know him or know about the family, otherwise you would have found it apropos. May Yeshua Hamashiach manifest his love and presence to you in a greater way!

[@Fernando-fr5cu]

It would have been the Celtics and Bulls rivalry in the 90's. Biggest what if in NBA history.

[@MP-tf7cc]

And the Celtics running on he rest of the '80s..

[@carisi2k11]

@vrtxte No Len Bias is a much larger what if then Derrick Rose. Atleast we got to see Derrick Rose play and win an MVP and so we could see the if. Never got to see that with Len Bias.

[@gabrielst828]

For me is... What if Kobe and Shaq got along and never separated?

[@willleatherwood906]

i swear where does jimmy find this stuff

[@isaiahmedina9761]

He looks at the second page on google

[@RashidMadeMe]

Isaiah Medina 😭😭

[@NOTLKU86]

KZbin

[@ryanelkadi3196]

Isaiah Medina imagine what he could find if he looked at the 3rd page

[@theknickfan881]

Will Leatherwood it’s the most random and entertaining topics 😂😂😂 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/b53JYqKXmdCoaMU, flights top 10 plays of June

[@SithLordReign]

The fact that anytime Jordan really wanted to win & prove a point he did says that there was never any real comparison.

[@irishgrl]

No, it proves that Jordan felt threatened. As he SHOULD HAVE.

[@beetlejuice4357]

Yep Bias on the Celtics would have derailed MJs Career. MJ was like Bird without a Magic. Or Wilt without a Bill. Bias would have took a few of those championships MJ won.

[@skyh2394]

@@beetlejuice4357 All whole of “ifs” and hypotheticals. He maybe couldve, he maybe couldnt, he maybe wouldve joined the Bulls later, he maybe could sufered a career ending injury. Who tf knows.

[@skyh2394]

@@irishgrl No, it proves that Jordan proved a point, showing he was the better player. AND HE WAS.

[@irishgrl]

@@skyh2394 you WISH. Len Bias was BETTER than Jordan. Jordan jock sniffers are the most delusional fanbase ever!

[@brrraancbrrraanc3242]

The day Lenny died I cried walking to the park to play. 16 years old and all I lived for was ball. Got to the park and half the people there didn't even know who he was. 50 years old and I know I'll never forget it. R.I.P. Lenny and peace to all his family....what a loss I'll never forget.

[@dangus61]

i was 9 and it broke my heart. i can only equate it to when i found out John Lennon was murdered when i was 4

[@KennethKetchum]

Yes, I was also caught up and actually slowed down when I heard the news. The drug was and is a monster.

[@lolhahah21]

Damn do you realize we never heard something like that ever again. Like an NBA player dying from a drug overdose or something. He's the only one that I can think of at least. Think about it. 34 years later and he still the only one. You gotta fuck up badly to be the only one.

[@egyptb4945]

God bless you, Lenny is proud of you. And your family is proud of you too💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@gometstwo]

Me too bro .. was same age .. heartbreaking

[@angelasafricanwigs849]

It seems like MJ and Len Bias was supposed to be the next Larry and Magic

[@josephkamara242]

Ye

[@KingMerrDG]

MANCHESTER UNITED F.C I don’t even know who your responding to, but if it’s gonna be till 2070, why do you even care? Surely you’ll be between 60 and 70 and it will be a completely different game.

[@ScryptLess]

MANCHESTER UNITED F.C who are you talking to?

[@EliteSports217]

HELL NO

[@funpuns085]

ColdNorth _ that guy has been replying that bs every top comment in every basketball vid

[@reinzdonayre8721]

Micheal “I took it personal” Jordan

[@alexanderle3936]

Jordan: Did you just spell my name wrong? Ima have to drop a 60 on you:/

[@GabeGarsia]

My dad would talk about Len Bias all the time when I was growing up. Such a tragic story 😢

[@hectorlopez1069]

Drugs ended his nba career

[@williams.5158]

The way Michael can motivate himself is genius level.

[@nick9463]

Very well said.

[@OgeeThegodfather]

All this Jordan the goat talk but people seem to forget how motivated this guy was I wish the youth can realize how determined this dude was...most top notch basketball players was good since kids mj got cut n shit frm basketball team but Jordan went to another level in the NBA all from determination

[@kingchakazulu7762]

@@OgeeThegodfather Ah yeah no, nobody on the planet ever forgot how motivated Jordan was, smh.

[@moonwolf8470]

How did he motivate himself?

[@jaxsonnowik2050]

@@moonwolf8470 “and I took that personally”

[@lagaman11]

I hate that Bias died so very young. What a talent lost. I remember when he passed. It was like the whole world knew it had been robbed.

[@Dorianv96]

Rookie meets MJ: Man its pleasure to finally meet you michael Jor-DIN MJ: The kid said Jor-Din instead of Jordan. So I took it personally

[@JayTechZM]

I said okay fine if that's what you want to call me...

[@kungfukenny8098]

@Phil Ill nah he's saying that Jordan would say that on some "ok that's what u want to call me I got something for u" type shit.

[@frenchy2047]

I got the jordin 8s

[@ajbrown3940]

The Farmer has Return With his Shotgun hkn no one cares

[@bestshootingbigingrimey6501]

@@frenchy2047 those come with or without the heels on his feet?

[@spungmike]

I have always knew Michael Jordan was the man before the world did. Being I lived in Raleigh during that time. I say him play as a Freshman at Carolina...I was a fan then, and until he left basketball...Best there ever was.

[@workin4alivin585]

I'm still a fan. The guy's a class act.

[@andrewshnayderman3389]

Jordan: “Reggie Miller stole my Barbecue Sauce Bottle at Dinner the night before so I took it personal”.

[@charlese.duncanjr.2341]

😂 😂 😂

[@serventmike521]

Why does the 80's always look so colorful even at night.

[@ahoorakia]

disco lights!!! LOL

[@plusmagnificent]

@@LifeChangingPicks joking right?

[@humbledassholesent6661]

Anex Augustin 🥴

[@Jackson-se5gz]

@@plusmagnificent Well color was recently invented by James Color in the 50's and they had to test it on video footage before applying it to real life.

[@SteveSSBB]

@@LifeChangingPicks Simple color film processes started in the early 1900s, popularized by the mid 1930s and were in wide use in motion pictures from about the 1950s on. Most of what we see in this clip is typical of the chemical color process at the time. Probably one of two that were widely produced by Kodak

[@pickerpops3290]

Thanks for making such a great video that showcases the greatness of both Lenny and MJ. I played against Lenny on a playground at Central High School in DC in '78. 3 on 3. And it was intense. We were the same age, end of 8th grade. Lenny was the first guy to ever dunk on me - shoelaces went by my face. Great player but even better person. His competitive fire was off the charts, too.

[@workin4alivin585]

It would've been refreshing to have had two insanely talented ballers who were also great guys.

[@robertwhesterjr1142]

Man I'm 58 former b baller. I STILL GET TEARY EYED THINKING ABOUT LENNY. HE WAS THE REAL GOAT !!!

[@doubletake1238]

@@workin4alivin585 You mean 1. MJ has some serious shade in his rearview.

[@coreyharrell9079]

@@doubletake1238 Don't hate on how he lit his fire on the court. When did MJ do something bad off the court? Like he said he was taught to play the game that way by his elders, "If you don't want to play that way, don't play that way...." Nuff Said.

[@doubletake1238]

@@coreyharrell9079 It is pretty much an open secret his father was killed by bookies for MJ not paying his gambling debts. He likely bet on his own games too. He was an awful teammate, see Rodney McCrae. Also, my buddy's dad was a Chicago detective, they knew plenty about his criminal contacts. Best player ever? Maybe. Dirt bag? Definitely.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Jordan just had it all. Otherworldly talent, intelligence, and the will power to succeed and always improve. You cant beat that, you can only hope to match it.

[@billj4525]

Absolutely. You would need A LOT of all those skills to become what MJ became. I mean to be as good as MJ you better hope to have all that and more, that's how good he was. He also had the ability to out work anyone. He worked extremely extremely hard his whole career. Took basketball very very seriously, and was always trying to get himself and his team to improve.

[@marcosmartinez8088]

With Len Bias and Reggie Lewis in the 90's Celtics, the Bulls dynasty would have a different story. Rest in peace to both greats.

[@zadeh79]

I love the legend of Len Bias. It's cool to know someone once lived who could have rivaled Jordan. It's the type of stuff that keeps the generations dreaming big.

[@Gcanno]

There was one more called the Goat they made a movie about him.

[@RobMcAleer4]

Watched both those games. Will never, ever forget when MJ stole the ball at the end and busted out the cradle wind mill dunk. You could tell MJ was really special but that just floored everyone.

[@samwescoat5750]

“He has the NBA salivating at his play” If only they knew Edit: thanks for the likes y’all but how many of you think I’m talking about Len bias? That particular call was about Jordan

[@x15tian]

Oh god

[@mobkano9338]

Bill Blass he overdosed

[@babytin3573]

Young_huncho 1 Jordan didn’t overdose 10:05

[@kami_svn4135]

Im gonna act like i know whats going on but i definitely dont know whats going on

[@manthot9838]

itzsizahere Len Bias overdosed on cocaine the day he was drafted

[@bgn7268]

it’s always a good day when jimmy uploads

[@ppmario7897]

YvngJude yes I love his voice

[@ratedpending]

big fax

[@Baldbill.]

His vids are such a vibe

[@natz7355]

im just casually playing trap sax on another tab during jimmy’s speeches

[@kbxnsu6039]

oh crap lemme do that

[@dustyzbrick9510]

Genius. Your a genius

[@isaacoliveira2yearsago981]

Big brain time...BIG BRAIN TIME!!@

[@macklinflaherty6588]

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[@michaelcavallacci2945]

The quote when Jordan says “he was a threat but being compared to him I took offense “ was not referring to Len Bias. It was from the Last Dance documentary and he was talking about Clyde Drexler.

[@c.cashtodoor3154]

Wow, remember this like yesterday, was the best rivalry I had seen in College. Len was Up for the challenge against MJ... He didn't break down like many do. RIP Len B , The Goat still carries your sprit and Karma from the Battles had.

[@claywilliams9338]

To be at Cole Field House with front row seats, #Classic Goat 🐐v/s Goat 🐐 🏀……

[@layne5429]

you know you’re done when you hear “I took offense to that”.

[@solascriptura-e7t]

You get that lump in your throat; and just stare at the calendar, fearing the day your team is gonna play the Bulls (cough cough, Jerry Stackhouse)

[@johnwatkins6321]

@venkovic it was from the documentary I think he used it for an affect to show Jordan went off lol

[@tangocash28]

At 9:02, Jordan's quote, "I'm not saying he wasn't a threat..." is actually from an interview regarding Clyde Drexler.

[@MuradinsLootship]

I was about to make this comment! gj

[@harveyspecter6335]

Almost everyone to watch this Video, will know that.

[@Ian-rc3ig]

That was from last dance right?

[@14GoOdLiFe]

I think one of the major problems Drex had was not not having a right hand ...

[@bkrendan12]

3AMBanana why didnt you?

[@kennythomas8381]

I like how you cut in that quote where MJ said he was offended to be compared to “him” and made it seem like he said that about Len Bias. Lol! He was talking about Clyde Drexler when he said that.

[@bigpapi6688]

He literally said in this exact video that the quote was about Drexler

[@pp3917]

JXMY should be a certified Jordan historian at this point

[@MJIZZEL]

Well gotta get the details right to be considered that. Jordan wasn't called black ice at the camp it was black magic

[@Bluebirdfalling]

Histjordian

[@Isaac-gf3jt]

you are seriously the best content creator on youtube, by far. no one puts in more effort than you man. thanks for all the phenomenal videos

[@x-man9473]

Dom2k and Johnny Arnett are also incredible with the basketball content

[@Isaac-gf3jt]

@@x-man9473 agree

[@TheBlackBantha]

Look up "Andy Hoops". Dude does a fantastic job as well.

[@Cliffhanger_MFC]

As a die hard Celtic fan from the 70s, 80s, and 90s that Len Bias still hurts us to this day.

[@richardwinckel383]

Don't forget Reggie Lewis. That combo would have been very good. There is a game on here somewhere where Lewis blocks something like 3-4 of Jordan's shots.

[@jtremaine23]

@@richardwinckel383 Even with those blocks, MJ still averaged over 30 against Lewis but it would have been very interesting to see Bias/Lewis vs. Jordan/Pippen.

[@jeanferguson9063]

"He was too much to handle" No better words to describe MJ.

[@lulmark5301]

Rip Len bias I wasn’t even bored anywhere close to when he was playing but still know all about him living in Maryland he a legend in the basketball community... and I’m a football player

[@FingeringThings]

Legend says Flight beat MJ 1 on 1, with the camera off

[@antisocialantihero3464]

Look at curry tho man

[@AnthonyEdwardsBurner]

Not funni anymore

[@mrstud_1114]

@@AnthonyEdwardsBurner I know it's not funny it's inspirational like curry man

[@bobbytrimble587]

no way

[@antisocialantihero3464]

@@mrstud_1114 i swear curry just amazing bro

[@davidt62]

Jimmy - I have come to really enjoy your videos - especially your storytelling and breakdown of data. I SO appreciate your revealing and telling this story of Len and Michael's relationship. I grew up right by the University of Maryland and was in high school when Len Bias played for MD. I was active duty Navy - coming back home to Maryland from my deployment - when I got off the subway. People were weeping at the bus station as I walked from the subway. That's how I found out about Len Bias' death. I was crushed. Obviously we can only dream about what his career may have been. Videos like yours give him the respect I think he continues to deserve.

[@gynandroidhead]

I went to Maryland for two years, the last two coinciding with Lenny's last two. How fortunate we were to see such greatness on campus and with the loaded ACC competition in Cole Field House. It's very difficult for me to talk about him without being overcome with emotion, and I'm a very stoic person 99.7% of the time. I got choked up watching this. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing this.

[@winterwarden]

idk how you find these stories but the work behind it and the storytelling is fucken a grade. this one really hit..

[@mrwallstreet1]

I attended the five-star Camp back in 1977. That's where I met Rick Pitino. Rick Pitino is the best coach in the universe you taught me so much at the camp. I wish I played when we had a 3-point line. Who knows what I would have done I could have been a Steph Curry LOL

[@nomoneyhoney28]

that is so cool did anything else happen and when did you go???

[@mrwallstreet1]

@@nomoneyhoney28 1977. when I return home after 2 weeks at the camp I was a different player. 5 star camp was the best

[@Kopeke675649]

Whats the most important thing you learned?

[@danielmoore2416]

yo don,t forget mike furtello, chuck daily, dean smith, jim valvanio r.i.p.

[@danielmoore2416]

bobby knight , indiania

[@diegodelacruz1372]

As a Celtics fan. Hearing how good Len Bias is. breaks my heart:

[@dangus61]

as a Marylander it broke mine. i was only 9. never forget that day

[@dangus61]

reports claimed he had no signs a habitual user would show. He spent a night hanging with the wrong people that night. the amount in his system adds up to possible poisoning from "friends" trying to do him a "favor" whomever gave it to him in whatever form can burn in hell

[@Ahsannn]

It's been decades but how beautiful it would have been 😭😭😭

[@tomhazelton3070]

Yup.

[@10scoach33]

Great video and unbelievable research and effort into making this. As a diehard Celtics fan, I was, as all Celtics fans at that time, on a natural high after the Celts won the 86 title knowing we had the #2 pick in the draft and we’re gonna get Len Bias, the Celtics future of winning 3 maybe 4 in a row over the Lakers was the most beautiful time of my Celtic life so to speak. Then the news we all couldn’t believe, Bias was gone at 22 yrs of age! So heartbreaking for his family and friends and then the hopes of another Celtic dynasty surpassing the Lakers was also DEAD!!! Even tho we got to finals in 87’ the Lakers were the better team and if they had had Bias Celts would of swept, just the most agonizing and awful tragedy in the world of sports!! Bias had so much potential, he would of been right there with the GOAT!! RIP LB

[@JewbaccaX]

Michael Jordan: "Me being compared to him, I took offense to that." Guy: Makes video about guy who could go "toe to toe" with Michael Jordan.

[@lexx_au]

you know nothing about michael jordan if you dont think he took it personal when anyone was being compared to him

[@lolollolol2004]

Wasn't that what he said when people were comparing him to drexler?

[@lexx_au]

@@lolollolol2004 yes

[@grichkatayou7558]

Lolol Lolol the point he’s trying to make is that no matter what you guys think Bias was not on Jordan’s level and couldn’t go toe to toe with him. Micheal Jordan who played against him multiple times said as much... he basically said he was good but nowhere near as good as him (MJ)

[@costadekiko]

Takes an audio clip from Last Dance about MJ's comparison to Drexler during the 1992 Finals, inserts it to clip about X rival of MJ. Kinda unnecessary (and cheap), was even mentioned in the slide with the comparison to Drexler that MJ took offense, practically hinting that he used the same Last Dance bit even if you hadn't noticed it before. Great video otherwise though. Thank you for the comment 3 & D.

[@gregston77]

9:04 Sentence: “Me Being Compared to Him, I Took Offense to That” This from the Last Dance, and that was about Drexler.

[@GrievingDeadly]

My older brother told me about this guy when I was a kid, he said he was going to be up there with Jordan. I told him, "no one will ever be as good as Michael, not even close!" I asked him what were his stats in the NBA and my older brother said he didn't have any. I proceeded to say "exactly, trash." He chuckled and said "if only you knew." Thanks for the video brother, really opened my eyes today.

[@DREDDWORLD]

Dead of a drug overdose. I went to northwestern and yeah he would have givin MJ a go he was stronger.

[@evisceratorxxx7961]

I saw him live and these clips cannot capture the awe of watching him play outmatched in the post against the Grant brothers and other better equipped teams and crush them. I followed Jordan but I recorded Bias...I can still remember the very moment that I heard that he had overdosed. No words...

[@gerardo.b3026]

Don't dismiss things so quickly, in doing so you will miss out in an oppurtunity to learn or experience something new. Life is filled with hidden gifts but hidden consequences as well.

[@buckeyelax9567]

Evicerator XXX I will never forget hearing that news. My stomach sunk as I thought they were going to say Michale Jordan died. It was my first thought when they said “it’s a major NBA tragedy”

[@buckeyelax9567]

derekredd2000 they had ball players at Northwestern.

[@TheSurfrio]

As a Maryland student I was at Cole for almost all of Lenny's home games. What an amazing player and person, just a nice guy to everybody. Check out the height Lenny gets at the 11:30 mark. Thank you for making this video, it brings back a lot of great mermories, and one terrible one.

[@allthatwecan]

It's disingenuous to use the Clyde Drexler quote like MJ was discussing Len Bias.

[@williamgolston5399]

Completely

[@johnnypoprock1]

@MANCHESTER UNITED Who cares? Why are you so insecure?

[@11bornrich]

U Dawg Bro don’t respond & waste your time, it’s been posting the same thing on all basketball videos

[@TheDTRimagination]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C such a random coment in a basketball video hahaha u need atention bro?? because ur team lost the FA CUP and dont event play in the Champions League? Soccer is a big sport and im a big fan but ur comment its just stupid in this video

[@iggyblitz8739]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C Who cares, basketball will always be a better sport, it doesn't need to be the most popular to be the best. How often do you have a soccer match decided in the last minute of the game ?, It's extremely rare, often a boring draw. Soccer would be more exciting with a shot / goal clock that forced you to attack.

[@bowaseb494]

“Me being compared to him...I took offense to that” sums up mjs whole career

[@johnnyfmorgan]

I was at UMD when Bias was there and saw every home game from behind the MD bench. Lenny was a man among boys on the court and sweet and humble off it. Prettiest jumper u ever saw but a beast in the paint. I'm not sure anyone in the NBA at the time had that combination. Only ever saw his jumper get blocked once in college (UVA's Olden Polynice). If you lived in DC during that time you remember exactly what u were doing when u heard he died.

[@brqndonwang]

underrated comment

[@DesmondDaddy]

I saw them both play in college. MJ was the more gifted athlete of the two. But in Len's last year at MD he was a more consistent jump shooter than MJ in my opinion. I think he was listed at 6'8" by the time of the draft. They both could jump out of the gym and Len was a beast on the boards. I was really looking forward to seeing him in the league. Such a tragedy for sure.

[@AlfredCMartino]

I was a Duke student from 1982-1986. Len Bias was, and remains, the best college player I've ever seen. With all due respect to Len's teammates, he CARRIED the Maryland program at a time when the rest of the ACC (Duke, UNC, Virginia, NC State, Georgia Tech, etc.) was stacked. Further, had he not died tragically, the Celtics surely would've had another two or three championships. If you never saw Len play in person then it's hard to understand just how much of a talent he was.

[@galehess6676]

in person anything is often next level, what you can observe, what talent is evident and the big picture... thanks for sharing, my Dad always spoke of Bias, someone I never witnessed

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

Ofcourse you woud say that Bias was the best college player because its in your manual " TO HATE UNC" where Jordan played.

[@AlfredCMartino]

@@alfa_romeo55yush82 I don't hate UNC at all. Why would I? But I've seen A LOT of college basketball in my nearly 60 years, and Len Bias was the BEST college player I've ever seen.

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

@@AlfredCMartino Ok sweet. I figured since the two schools were on Tobacco Road you hated each other. Did you ever come across Brian Benidict the soccer phenom at Duke?

[@AlfredCMartino]

@@alfa_romeo55yush82 He started at Duke the year after I graduated. During my years there, Duke had a number of great players: Johnny Kerr, Tommy Kain, Mike Jeffries -- all Hermann Award winners.

[@deemann123]

Imagine the Celtics with Bias, Bird, McHale, DJ, Parrish, Ainge, Reggie Lewis.... another Celtic great gone too soon

[@m-a.robinson]

We will never know that story. This was a World Champion team he was drafted to.

[@CoalMineMusic]

@@m-a.robinson 1. Obviously 2. Even better!!!

[@coryburns834]

He would have added at least 2 more no doubt. I would never wish for that to happen but I was glad it happened to the Celtics I'm a So, California guy Lakers if what I'm saying is not political correctness sorry Lakers have Magic Johnson I don't want Celtics to improve

[@naveconterosso]

You should improve your grammar, instead...

[@neweddard9358]

Bird said he would've retired. Maybe after a year. Bias could've taken Bird's spot in the Dream Team.

[@jasonisaac9614]

Michael said he didn’t just want to beat you, he wanted to make you doubt your ability to play the game!

[@wloonie]

And then came John Rogers. :-)

[@T1Oracle]

Sounds like low self-esteem.

[@crispa1861]

Hahaha, Len Bias made MJ doubt himself. Len was his kryptonite.

[@777YOUniverse]

Lmfao

[@courtneywhite6036]

@@crispa1861 Wrong! Jordan beat him more times than Bias beat Jordan

[@michaelknapp8961]

When Jordan was a freshman at NC I was a junior in high school taking an advanced basketball class. The teacher or coach brought in a tv with a vcr showing us video of how to properly shoot a basketball. He wanted us to watch Jordan shoot jump shots. They were just perfect!!!!!

[@dervish816]

"...being compared to him, i took offense to that..." I believe this was when MJ was compared to Drexler prior to their Finals series in 93. Wasnt about Bias.

[@knowledgesuncere7786]

Yes that was very disingenuous

[@matrixyst]

it's not accidental or disingenuous, it's very obviously a joke lol

[@justink7183]

Agreed. Misattribution

[@jp3813]

7:56 Bias = 24 pts, 4 rebs | Jordan = 21 pts, 12 rebs (7 off), 2 blks, at least 4 stls [stats provided by starks23 who uploaded highlights of the game] College careers: Jordan [3 years] = 17.7 ppg (.540 fg%), 5.0 rpg, 1.8 apg, 1.7 spg, 0.7 bpg, 30.8 mpg Bias [4 years] = 16.4 ppg (.536 fg%), 5.7 rpg, 1.3 apg, 0.6 spg, 0.7 bpg, 32.8 mpg

[@storry2600]

Jordan played for Dean Smith who was all about team ball. The joke was that Dean Smith was the only person to every hold Jordan under 20 points a game.

[@kylelowry1521]

S Torry ikr

[@vergil2067]

@@storry2600 lmao

[@courtneywhite6036]

@@storry2600 So True

[@ER0CK5_]

@@storry2600 besides Dan Dakich

[@FrankMaverick]

I never knew they actually had a friendship and played multiple times... damn we lost lost a great in Len Bias

[@famousxji1852]

Seriously😔... In my opinion we would have went done as an all-time great!😤

[@fundiwawatu]

It's sad very sad

[@clinicaltranscription1190]

I’ll never forget coming home from a camp age 12 and my mom crying, sitting me down telling me what happened to my favorite player after being drafted to my favorite team.

[@illjayvictor3378]

R.I.P Len Bias he died 2 days after he got drafted. TBH he would have been a Rival of MJ

[@ZuberiGaming]

I doubt it, so many great players looked weak compared to MJ, so I don't see a difference with Bias.

[@Kimmy431]

Bias looks like a Dominic Wilkins/Shawn Kemp type player which Jordan reign over.

[@jemalguillory]

Would have been great to watch. MJ was quenched in his first rounds of playoffs by the Celtics. Bias would have been the leash holder or reduced. Guess we'll find out in the Metaverse.

[@ruh-ul-qudussaid8446]

Speculation​@@jemalguillory

[@jeffw8218]

In an alternate universe, Michael Jordan and Len Bias traded championships throughout the 90s (Bulls vs. Celtics) in what would eventually become one of the greatest rivalries of all time.

[@iansanzari8431]

RIP Len Bias would’ve been one of the best players ever

[@myfriendbobby]

No way. Cocaine played killer D on Bias.

[@jared545]

Jaimee Foxworth stfu

[@flightreactsfanboi9717]

@@myfriendbobby lmao

[@c4thenerd171]

Jaimee Foxworth typical amirite

[@Gmart708]

Damn so sad, such a young guy with so much talent. Also, I can’t even imagine what an unstoppable team the Celtics would be adding him to that team, along with a prime Bird.

[@kdot5725]

Holy shit, never heard of him so I tought he just turned out to be a bust or that injuries ruined his career. That's sad

[@jimmieparker8093]

GO TO BED..😡

[@bharris010486]

MAGEZI NKUGWA nah. Just, nah.

[@tujuanberry7279]

Bias was boutta be right up there with Mj if he didn’t die

[@bricedixon113]

@Peter Sokol wrong watch the documentary. They were at a hotel room when he took it not in a car. Before you go posting bs make sure you get the facts straight.

[@TheCleaner76]

Yep Picked Number 2 in 1986 NBA draft, then dead of overdose 2 days later. The greatest never

[@Chutney1luv]

This "Flash Back Video" is amazing!MJ, has always had his game on point! I was in grade school when Len, passed! History, would have been totally different, had he lived! Thanks for the post! ⭐🏀⭐

[@ac4185]

This reminds me why MJ is the GOAT. He played both ends. You dont see that type of hustle in todays game.

[@jimbaker5110]

That’s not true. It’s different rules now than back then…..hand checking was allowed.

[@hineighbor]

Giannis won MVP and DPOY in the same, season

[@williamrivera9219]

Jordan: The rim made me miss my shot so I broke it the next time I dunked

[@morethantypicalzzz4487]

If Len Bias didn't pass away, we all could be wearing Air Bias

[@marcosbetances7186]

That doesn't even sound right.

[@bajumbas176]

bias is bad, but len bias is good

[@brendagray4958]

@@marcosbetances7186, it sure in da hell doesn't😂😂

[@kokolatte825]

They probably wouldn't have went with that name. It's horrible.

[@DookyButter]

That's a biased statement.

[@doctorartiste2905]

That was an excellent video! I always knew MJ was the GOAT, but LB died 86 when i was just 18. Great to see him and this documentary. What a loss to the NBA, back when it was g00d. THX for the video.

[@leo29hornsfan]

If Len Bias ever played for the Celtics can you only imagine how many rings he and Bird would have had? That team would have dominated.

[@kaner9471]

Leonel Lomas Imagine if he played for the bulls

[@pjwashington9599]

M Johannesen and Ron Harper

[@bicdichead]

Imagine if peds were never invented. Would there be 82 game seasons and would it be as enjoyable to watch?

[@AfroPick82]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C The dieheart Western Basketball lovers. That say F soccer will have to die off first. This is the wildcard variable to your equation.

[@stupidvideosgalore4211]

@MAN UTD what does your comment have to do with anything lol soccer is some boring ass shit🤣 except for when yall try to kill each other after the game

[@TheSharter]

How in the hell did the Celtics have the #2 pick after winning the championship?

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Red Auerbach, the Celtics' president and general manager, had dealt guard Gerald Henderson and cash to the Seattle SuperSonics for the pick in 1984

[@TheSharter]

Jonathan Blaze damn, that would have gone down as one of the greatest deals ever. Kind of like Divac for Kobe.

[@TheOlmonroe1]

Sons Of Arkham ... The Lakers had the same deal when they drafted James Worthy after winning the 1982 NBA title with the #1 overall pick.

[@coryburns834]

@@jonathanblaze1648 they didn't have the ping pong ball lottery it was a great trade if what happened didn't the Celtics would have at least 2 more championships raw talent

[@topshelfbullys7889]

Its called trading deals.

[@andrecuaton4657]

"I'm not saying he wasn't a threat... But me being compared, I took offense to that" Michael Jordan on Clyde Drexler - Last Dance clips But it was dope that you put that in there

[@reuelray]

Grew up in one of the projects in DC called 'Simple City'! His father Butch Bias and his mother Lonise Scott lived two doors from each other. I was about 9 when Lenny and my little brother were born about 2 months apart. My mother would babysit Lenny and sometimes Lenny's mother would babysit my brother. We put a basketball hoop on a light pole that had asphalt on it between the end of two of the rows of houses. Lenny's grandfather and uncle on his mother's side we're about the same height as he became. One of his mother's Brothers about 2 years older than me,, tapped me to play in the NBA when I was about 10. I was basically King Hooper of the little guys. Lenny's uncle had serious game. I moved away when Lenny was about four but during my visits the kid would be on that little Court and I remember them calling him Scooter or something. I started to hear about Lenny at northwestern. One of my nephew's attended the school at the same time and some of the boxers at the Takoma Langley gym attended there too. I was helping the coach with the boxing team. Although I followed Maryland basketball closely I didn't know he was the same little Lenny until after he died. I was training at a job about two blocks from Colefield House when they were having the funeral. One of my sisters called me that night and said she saw a lot of our friends we grew up with at Lenny's funeral. It was his mother father uncles and aunts brothers and sisters. Lenny's father's mother's name was Mrs Beale. She apparently had Lenny's father before she was married therefore the 'Bias' name. I did notice he had that straight up jumper that all of us had in Simple City but I didn't make the connection. I did make it to his brother Jay's funeral and I taught their little brother as a substitute teacher at Northwestern. I introduced myself to him. I was really sad to hear what happened to Lenny even before I knew who he really was. The guy who supposedly supplied the drugs to Lenny I don't remember him because he's so much younger than me but I knew some of his older siblings as well as another guy who I believe was shot at some point. By then we had moved to Northeast DC from Southeast DC. It was good to see this documentary but also kind of sad. It's always a big; 'what if'.

[@neilstodomingo1675]

like this if i am an alpha male

[@spencerstarosta8912]

jimmy oguntuga rip Len bias what could have been

[@ChicagoDefense]

Cap. Jordan would’ve dogged him like the rest he’s no different.

[@aidantheconewolford]

ChicagoDefense did you not watch the video? Bias was a future nba superstar, maybe even all time great

[@barneygaming1078]

@@aidantheconewolford his name is "ChicagoDefense" he's obviously len biased

[@1abe]

@@barneygaming1078 that was a good one ngl

[@MarylandMasonMason]

RIP, Len Bias. He took Maryland Terps basketball to an entire new level! Wow, what a player...

[@dangus61]

i was 9 when i heard. broke my heart, and it never should of happened. it was the day the world was robbed

[@peterjamesfoote3964]

Michael Jordan’s athletic prowess was always upfront and wonderful, amazing to see. The talented, competitive, virtual superhero of a player who seemed to defy the laws of physics. But he had another side that many people never got to see. His kindness towards young kids, especially the disabled fans who came to see him play. After having 5 girls my Uncle and Aunt Ron and Jane Axium decided that they were called to adopt or foster 4 disabled kids. The first was my cousin Christopher. When Chris was adopted doctors told my aunt and uncle that Chris would never walk, might never talk clearly and would almost certainly die before 25. That was in the early 80’s. My aunt and uncle brought in half the neighborhood to pattern Chris, move his arm and leg muscles in ways that would increase nerve connections, help speech and coordination and hopefully extend his life. It worked. They did everything they could to mainstream and give Chris great experiences. One of those was taking Chris to Bulls games. By then MJ was a superstar and an amazing phenomenon to watch. Beauty in motion, top of the world. But somehow, he noticed the families with disabled perks and got to know them. Chris was 4’8? Jordon towered over him. But he especially liked these kids who showed such raw adoration for him. He got them great seats, near the team, so he could see their reactions, gave them signed posters and basketballs and on one special day gave Chris a full Chicago Bulls Uniform complete with shoes, socks, trunks, shirt (#24) and a personally signed basketball. For as long as I can remember whenever I walked over to their house, Chris was outside in uniform dribbling that ball. As time went on his coordination got better and better and he eventually took drum lessons at a music shop around the corner which would have stunned those early doctors. Of course, Chris is a wonderful human being who I admire for his joy and love of family. Here’s the thing though. In all those years in Chicago, I never saw a press release or story about Jordan’s acts of kindness to Chris and young fans like him. He had an impact on Chris’s life and transferred some small part of his drive to Chris. Enough so that one chilly fall Chicago night while Chris was sleeping on the back porch, “camping out” which he liked to do. He woke up when a disturbed kid who tried to set a number of churches on fire also, set their back porch on fire possibly because the kid was cold. Chris heard the back doorbell ring because the flames of the back porch working their way inwards and shorted the wires ringing the bell. This woke Chris, who rather than just running out the front door in panic, woke up his parents then his sisters and brothers upstairs. They all got out of the house literally seconds before a flash back from the open back door engulfed the interior of the house with flames. The kid with Downs Syndrome had saved 11 people’s lives that night. How much of that was enabled by Jordan’s kindness? I don’t know. Much of the credit goes to his immediate family and the many dozens in the neighborhood who volunteered helping to pattern The 4 adopted and fostered kids. But he certainly didn’t hurt.

[@bolder2009]

Thanks for taking the time to share this

[@BastardLoser]

This is a very beautiful story my friend. God bless you and Chris. This made my day.

[@carlost8246]

Dude you are amazing. Yours researchs and analysis are awesome. Kudos to you and everybody that help you produce these masterpieces 👏🏾👏🏾

[@taron.y]

What the 80's had yet to learn is that MJ took that summer camp "personally"

[@buckeyelax9567]

I was there and was friends with Michael and Lenny’s HS teammate was on my camp team. I watched Michael play against Len twice. The first game Len played him well and the second game Michael took him apart. The second best player at camp that week was Lester Rowe. He was nasty.

[@buckeyelax9567]

Phil Ill I played at a D3 school in Ohio. Michael was unbelievable. He was called Black Magic at camp. Not sure where Black Ice came from. He walked around camp with his baseball glove and we would have card games in his dorm room at night. I wish I had stayed in touch with him. A lot of hoopers at Five Star. Lenny was a quiet dude but Lester Rowe was straight Nasty. He played at UWV. He was just physically more developed than everyone else in HS.

[@realsliccliccvon7432]

Buckeye Lax not mj tho huh?😂

[@Wobbin-js8bp]

🙈🙉🙊

[@MJIZZEL]

@@buckeyelax9567 Yea I was wondering bout that black ice nickname too. I knew he was nicknamed magic. So cool you were there man. Anything else stand out?

[@treyneal8837]

@@buckeyelax9567 great history

[@kristjansild9822]

i'm a simple man, I see Michael Jordan, I click.

[@bigsmoke7381]

Grew up in Maryland and ball was a big part of my life all the old heads swore by Len Bias being the best talent they have ever seen

[@usmcmsgt5487]

I remember the day I heard on the news that LB died... I couldn’t believe it... it was almost as devastating as hearing about Kobe Bryant passing away. LB Would have taken Boston Celtics to many more championships