NCSU vs. UVA 1991- 20 point comeback (garagegabs.com)

[Ariamaluum]

Cochiani would have been a better pro because he could handle the ball and he would have improved his outside shot.

[jerseyman4]

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[matthewjcaron]

I followed Monroe in High School. He went to St. Maria Goretti in Hagerstown, MD. Small H.S. but he scored over 3,000 points there...without a 3 point line at the time! It's too bad I can't find the video, but in the Baltimore Catholic League Championship, he hit a 70 footer from the opposite foul line at the buzzer to win the game. I was there and it is still the greatest game I ever saw.

[willistheman9503]

corch was the man. fire and ice. oh, the good times. but corchiani was my hero. if you ever get a chance to meet him he is the nicest guy you will ever meet.

[McCall72]

Rodney Monroe was one of the purest shooters I've ever seen in college. The guy was amazing.

[huggyface]

He ended up as NCSU's all-time scoring leader in men's hoops. If only he would've helped to parlay that into a Final 4 appearance. Anyway "Ice" was really a helluva player.

[KP5000]

yeah, he was amazing in college. too bad he wasn't given much of a chance in the nba.

[huggyface]

The pros suck, anyway LOL. College ball RULES. ;-)

[Pistola82]

Rodney ICE Monroe the best!!!

[huggyface]

He wasn't a guy to be denied his props, but "FIRE" Chris Corch wasn't bad either. I liked Rodney better, but seems like Corch had become more well-known by people outside of State. I think he now works in real estate after his Italian restaurant failed or something.