In the 90's the was a Pac-10 network that he called games for, it was very small time. I remember watching a game against UCLA and ASU where ASU had gotten behind big and was attempting a comeback. After they cut the lead to single digits UCLA went on another run and Bill said "ASU has shot their load".
I watched a few terrible games because Walton was on the broadcast. It was the parallels between beautiful basketball and Bob Weir that made me laugh.In the 90's the was a Pac-10 network that he called games for, it was very small time. I remember watching a game against UCLA and ASU where ASU had gotten behind big and was attempting a comeback. After they cut the lead to single digits UCLA went on another run and Bill said "ASU has shot their load".
BTW as custom as that bike obviously is it still looks a bit too small for him. Geometry is for someone 6'7" maybe
Shrinkage as he got older...(can relate lol)? He used to ride to games at the old Memorial Coliseum. Only shot I could find (seems sized right. This, or a similar bike, was stolen why he was playing pick up). And it is a fixie (maybe...hard to see the hub)!
He may also just have been used to riding very upright. It's the top tube that is obviously not long enough (not so much that head tube that you would usually look at, but they are proportionate to each other) and his wing span clearly is a factor.
