kansasalumn

I just bought a DVD called "One Great Ride" It is a DVD of 2001-2002 KU basketball season. If you are not a KU fan, you will still love the DVD. It has highlights of the season, Player profiles with highlights, stats, and what Roy Williams says about the player. Behind the scenes section, and the 1998 100 year anniversary story video.


I know there will be one person on here will say somthign bad, just don't say anythign.

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Hollis

where'd you get it at? Do you think it's available online?

kansasalumn

I got it at a local Borders Bookstore here in the KC metro. I just check on kustore.com


The link goes directly to the Video section for people to purchase it online.


It is very cool.

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2007-2008 Kansas Jayhawks, NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!
It is GREAT TO BE BACK IN GREEN

"The best thing about going to (Royals) games is to spend time with you", my dad couple seasons ago

pharcyde

Just please tell me they don't have the AJ missed dunk/fall on his *** play. It's not a KU play, but it was against KU and it was funny. I'd like to buy the MU season in review video. I'm pretty sure there is one, but I haven't heard much about it. Oh, yeah, KU sucks What? I had to say SOMETHING...

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