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Lakers guard Kobe Bryant posterizes Hornets big man Emeka Okafor in Game 5 of the 2011 NBA playoffs (first-round). This took place on April 27, 2011. Kobe was 32 years old at the time.
Music: Thunderous Legume (from CapCut)
Excerpt from 'Penn State wrestling notebook: Starocci looks to emulate Kobe Bryant, ‘he’s a killer’' article by Kyle J. Andrews:
Carter Starocci is a person who takes his craft extremely seriously. It also shows up in his choice of music heading into matches. Prior to his Jan. 27 match with Iowa’s Nelson Brands (174), Starocci walked onto the mat with “The Purge’s” theme song blaring on the loudspeaker at Bryce Jordan Center. It was a switch from his usual choice of the “Halloween” theme song, but his point still got across ahead of his 2-1 victory. “They didn’t play the actual thing because it was a little violent,” Starocci said. “I was trying to get the whole thing going, but it didn’t work out.”
The late Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant used to listen to the “Halloween” theme song over and over again before games. Starocci looks to emulate the slashing mentality that both the famed basketball player and horror movie villain brought. “That’s actually where I got it from,” Starocci said. “He’s a killer. Michael Myers is a killer. He’s not too happy, he’s not too low. He’s going to walk at you and he’s going to kill you every time. I was like ‘That’s pretty hard.’ So, that’s kind of where I got that from.”
Full article: centredaily.com/sports/college/penn-state-university/psu-wrestling/article271887707.html
Lakers guard Kobe Bryant posterizes Hornets big man Emeka Okafor in Game 5 of the 2011 NBA playoffs (first-round). This took place on April 27, 2011. Kobe was 32 years old at the time.
Music: Thunderous Legume (from CapCut)
Excerpt from 'Penn State wrestling notebook: Starocci looks to emulate Kobe Bryant, ‘he’s a killer’' article by Kyle J. Andrews:
Carter Starocci is a person who takes his craft extremely seriously. It also shows up in his choice of music heading into matches. Prior to his Jan. 27 match with Iowa’s Nelson Brands (174), Starocci walked onto the mat with “The Purge’s” theme song blaring on the loudspeaker at Bryce Jordan Center. It was a switch from his usual choice of the “Halloween” theme song, but his point still got across ahead of his 2-1 victory. “They didn’t play the actual thing because it was a little violent,” Starocci said. “I was trying to get the whole thing going, but it didn’t work out.”
The late Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant used to listen to the “Halloween” theme song over and over again before games. Starocci looks to emulate the slashing mentality that both the famed basketball player and horror movie villain brought. “That’s actually where I got it from,” Starocci said. “He’s a killer. Michael Myers is a killer. He’s not too happy, he’s not too low. He’s going to walk at you and he’s going to kill you every time. I was like ‘That’s pretty hard.’ So, that’s kind of where I got that from.”
Full article: centredaily.com/sports/college/penn-state-university/psu-wrestling/article271887707.html






![Extremely Random Kobe Moment (Part 4)
Kobe Bryant walks onto the stage in The Philippines on September 5, 2007. He daps up the interviewer and has a couple words for the crowd in their native tongue.
Full Interview From Rick Olivares Part 1: https://youtu.be/CjksAc3WYaU
Full Interview From Rick Olivares Part 2: https://youtu.be/RcYut5ySPyk
Excerpt from ‘Shaq reveals big regret on Kobe Bryant relationship’ article by Ryan Glasspiegel:
Shaq wishes he had called Kobe Bryant.
Shaquille O’Neal has an HBO docu-series that debuts on Wednesday night, and in promotion of the film he spoke to People about his regrets on his relationship with his former Lakers teammate.
“You put off [getting in touch],” Shaq said. “I’ll never get to see Kobe again, in real life, forever. And I just should have called. He should have called. We both should have called. But he’s working, I’m working, so it’s, ‘I’ll see you when I see you.”
Bryant, his daughter, Gigi, and seven others died in a helicopter crash in California in January of 2020.
“[I thought], ‘We’re both going to get old. We’ll both be at the 50-year Lakers anniversary.’ Other things shouldn’t have been more important [than getting in touch], but little things [got in the way],” he said.
He urged others to proactively stay in touch with their friends and family: “Call your mom. Call your brother. Call the homeboy you used to party with in college. Forever is a long time.”
O’Neal and Bryant won three NBA championships together on the Lakers. They had a notoriously strained relationship by the time they were done as teammates. O’Neal acknowledged this in his eulogy to Bryant when the Lakers great died.
Full article: https://nypost.com/2022/11/22/shaq-reveals-big-regret-on-kobe-bryant-relationship/amp/
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