Jean-Luc

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dabo man said:
Jean-Luc
walton91 said:
He definitely helped change the gameJune Jones, pioneer of the Run-and-Shoot Offense and former coach for the Falcons, Hawaii, SMU and XFL, has reportedly passedhttps://t.co/yuKvTUuBru
— Doug Samuels 🏈 (@CoachSamz) October 29, 2026
also deadTHE_CHOSEN_ONE said:walton91 said:
He definitely helped change the gameJune Jones, pioneer of the Run-and-Shoot Offense and former coach for the Falcons, Hawaii, SMU and XFL, has reportedly passedhttps://t.co/yuKvTUuBru
— Doug Samuels 🏈 (@CoachSamz) October 29, 2026
I used to have a lot of fun watching his Hawaii teams late night back in the day, especially the Colt Brennan years.
Chet Ripley said:
Per USA Today, Elke Sommer dead at 85.
superunknown said:
Stacy Keach
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Ausbie would go on to join the Globetrotters the year after he graduated. Known for his visual humor and flair, he would come to be known as the "Clown Prince of Basketball" during his tenure with the squad.
"Geese exemplified everything the Globetrotters are known and recognized for, and he set the standard that our stars live by today," the team said after his death. "He was a true Global Ambassador who combined unrivaled showmanship with trademark athleticism and an immeasurable social impact. His commitment to community, and an unquenchable desire to make the world around him better live on in our history."
Following the departure of Meadowlark Lemon in 1978, Ausbie would become the Globetrotters' lead entertainer. He left the team in 1985 and would go back to living in Little Rock.

randy828 said:
Harlem Globetrotter Geese passed away
https://katv.com/news/local/former-harlem-globetrotter-arkansas-legend-hubert-geese-ausbie-dies-officials-sayQuote:
Ausbie would go on to join the Globetrotters the year after he graduated. Known for his visual humor and flair, he would come to be known as the "Clown Prince of Basketball" during his tenure with the squad.
"Geese exemplified everything the Globetrotters are known and recognized for, and he set the standard that our stars live by today," the team said after his death. "He was a true Global Ambassador who combined unrivaled showmanship with trademark athleticism and an immeasurable social impact. His commitment to community, and an unquenchable desire to make the world around him better live on in our history."
Following the departure of Meadowlark Lemon in 1978, Ausbie would become the Globetrotters' lead entertainer. He left the team in 1985 and would go back to living in Little Rock.
nai06 said:
I'll always remember him has the hair dresser from The Rock.
superunknown said:
Yes, Dear star is yes, dead.
https://www.tmz.com/2026/11/11/anthony-clark-dead/