Comments on: Basketball En El Barrio, El Paso, Texas 6/19-6/21

By: Sam Spalding

Sam Spalding — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:28:49 +0000

hey bobbito it was fun having you at camp i like basketball it is a fun sport i wish you could come back so i can shoot hoops with you.

By: Angelica a.k.a the girl wit great form.

Angelica a.k.a the girl wit great form. — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:07:11 +0000

Hey bobbito. I am one of the parents of the kids, that went to basketball in the barrio. (the girl with the great shooting form ha ha). I just wanted to say thank u from the bottom of my heart. Since camp ended, my kids have been practicing morning and night…to be like u. I couldnt get them off the wii for anything. Ur truly a blessing! Its not where u come, its about the choices u make in ur life that determines ur outcome. U can either be a victim of society, or u can be the example. Thanks to positive role models like u…my children are well on their way, to being the example. Again, a million thank s.

By: Seldom Seen

Seldom Seen — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 04:01:25 +0000

This sounds like a great cause to support and should certainly be duplicated elsewhere…imagine the positive impact events like this have on our youth…to see the excitement and joy in a young persons face must certainly be a gratifying and rewarding feeling…safe travels

By: bobbito garcia

bobbito garcia — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 13:35:19 +0000

randy–is that the kenny thomas from staten island who led his HS squad to the psal finals, the only time ever a time from shaolin made it that far?

By: Jeremy Ripley a.k.a. Cheesecake

Jeremy Ripley a.k.a. Cheesecake — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 06:12:52 +0000

^Yo, Randy – Did you ever make the trip to New Mexico yourself and play in Roswell?

I’m interested to see and hear what your experiences are, Bob…

On a completely unrelated note-

Much like the indentured servants of the antebellum South, I think the (more or less) indentured migrant workers and “alleged” illegals near the border get a reputation that’s simply erroneous. This country was founded by religious introverts, escapees, and later, immigrants. Let them people be!

By: Randy Millard

Randy Millard — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 19:49:13 +0000

I stayed in El Paso when I was younger.My father was good friends with Kenny Thomas (University of New Mexico standout).El Paso was in love with him.His high school games was nuts