Dear Ol’ State: Catching Up With Jeff Malone

[JoelTColeman]

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[DAWGSANDSAINTS]

Dude could shoot the lights out and had great form and release.
Loved watching him play.
Spent many days and nights in the gym and on my driveway thinking I was Jeff Malone and trying to emulate his shot!

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

He was great. I remember in 84 or 85 he made a falling-out-of-bounds game-winning shot when he was with the Bullets.

 

[HammerOfTheDogs]

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If they had a 3 point line, he'd have broken even more records.

 

[Anon1664516582]

He was great. I remember in 84 or 85 he made a falling-out-of-bounds game-winning shot when he was with the Bullets.

Over the backboard unbelievable angle.

 

[thekimmer]

Dude could shoot the lights out and had great form and release.
Loved watching him play.
Spent many days and nights in the gym and on my driveway thinking I was Jeff Malone and trying to emulate his shot!

I was at State then. I just remember Flick's 'MA-LONE!' call as he made shot after shot.

 

[Mr. Cook]

I probably told this story on here before, but I was in the Tin Gym shooting around one afternoon while Jeff and a friend were in there. Place was vacant -- may be 6 people in the whole building including the desk worker.

He was just popping turnaround jumpers from the corner over and over. String symphonies. Beautiful thing to watch

That guy wasn't just a shooter -- he was a scorer -- and I'm privileged to have seen him live many times at the Hump.