Lamar was playing Clemson in the Sweet 16 in the early 80s, and a reporter asked their All-American Forward, B.B. Davis, "So I hear you're majoring in physical education?" B.B. Davis responded, "Naw, I'm majoring in P.E."
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That one has been credited to quite a few different coaches. I heard it credited to Billy Tubbs as well.
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where's the one with the hockey player saying that things got heated and the fight happened because "too much estrogen"
Not really a dumb quote, but an unwise one that I always loved: Oil Can Boyd said before his first game facing Bo Jackson, "I am The Can, and I am going to come right at you with my best ****, and if you can hit it, I want to see how far Bo Jackson can hit The Oil Can." Then Jackson took The Can's first pitch over the scoreboard in straight-away center at Fenway -- a 515' home run.
