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Poetry in Moten..

Sheer speculation, but my dad died of a heart attack at age 51. Lawrence was very happy with his move to D.C. Doubt very strongly it was drugs. I am betting it was his heart. He was “found.” Died alone. My own heart is broken. Heart attacks are a quick “easy” way to die for the sufferer, and a fairly ghastly shock to the loved ones. So very sorry for his family.

I loved him so much, but I must say, his calling the time out we didn’t have during the tournament was something that haunted me for a while. Arkansas went on to win the National Championship. I can’t imagine how he must have felt. God bless him. I even wrote a song about our loss, to the tune of “What becomes of the broken hearted?” (Who has a team that’s now departed.)

He leaves behind a mourning community. I hope he knew how much people loved him when he was alive. I think he did.
Arkansas had won the NC in '94. They were trying to repeat and we had them on the ropes. UCLA ended up winning in '95.
 
Just met him for the first time last month. When he heard I was a Cuse fan he came over, chatted me up and offered to take a picture. Very cool and engaging dude. Legend.
A class act! It had to be about 1991. I don’t think Lawrence was anywhere close to the best recruiting in that class, I think Anthony Harris was the best recruit in that class if I remember? Somebody got hurt, Lawrence Moten went in the game against Florida State I believe and he scored 18 and we won the game in the ACC/Big East challenge. He never gave back The starting position to anybody in four years. He was amazing.
 
A class act! It had to be about 1991. I don’t think Lawrence was anywhere close to the best recruiting in that class, I think Anthony Harris was the best recruit in that class if I remember? Somebody got hurt, Lawrence Moten went in the game against Florida State I believe and he scored 18 and we won the game in the ACC/Big East challenge. He never gave back The starting position to anybody in four years. He was amazing.

Autry started the season opener, but he only started 28 out of 32 games that year, and he had a DNP in December.

Might have rolled his ankle?
 
Sheer speculation, but my dad died of a heart attack at age 51. Lawrence was very happy with his move to D.C. Doubt very strongly it was drugs. I am betting it was his heart. He was “found.” Died alone. My own heart is broken. Heart attacks are a quick “easy” way to die for the sufferer, and a fairly ghastly shock to the loved ones. So very sorry for his family.

I loved him so much, but I must say, his calling the time out we didn’t have during the tournament was something that haunted me for a while. Arkansas went on to win the National Championship. I can’t imagine how he must have felt. God bless him. I even wrote a song about our loss, to the tune of “What becomes of the broken hearted?” (Who has a team that’s now departed.)

He leaves behind a mourning community. I hope he knew how much people loved him when he was alive. I think he did.
yes, my mind went to my aunt who I knew and my grandfather who I didn't.
 
A cuse legend and one of CBB's greatest of all time... Way too young for this.

Let the knee-highs fly on the big court in the sky... RIP Lawrence.
 

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