Renzi Stone

[SoonerfanTU]

Saw him at lunch yesterday on Brookside in Tulsa. Didn't look as tall as I'd have thought. If I remember correctly, he is a pretty sucessful businessman these days.

Guy wasn't the most skilled while at OU, but I loved his effort and heart.

 

[Dave4OU]

Here is his company

http://saxumpr.com/index.html

 

[MNsooner]

I always like his effort. He did have some of the heaviest feet and worst hands I can remember, but really did a lot of little things to help make up for it. The one time I talked to the guy he seemed really classy.

 

[AdaSooner]

Renzi was definitely a blue collar player, but I always appreciated his heart, toughness and hard work. Every team needs someone like him.

 

[campbest]

Renzi threw me on my ass in a summer league game about 3 years ago...fyi.

 

[IndySooner]

I always like his effort. He did have some of the heaviest feet and worst hands I can remember, but really did a lot of little things to help make up for it. The one time I talked to the guy he seemed really classy.

I was in school at the same time as Renzi, and let's just say that we didn't have the same impression.

 

[MNsooner]

I was in school at the same time as Renzi, and let's just say that we didn't have the same impression.

Fair enough, I only talked to the guy once.

 

[Gutter]

He was a very good passer for a big man. Made nice bounce entry passes from just past the free thow line.

This thread makes me wonder whatever happened to Muonoke.