Jackson Price - Revision history

FadedForest: Text replacement - "Buck Hopper" to "Mitchell Redding"

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	Coach Price died in a car accident on Dec 15th, 2011. He was involved in a one car crash late that night, pushing his 1967 Jaguar E-Type coupe to a speed of 150 mph on an open highway before experiencing a front tire blowout which caused the car to flip, roll, and smash into a center divider.		Coach Price died in a car accident on Dec 15th, 2011. He was involved in a one car crash late that night, pushing his 1967 Jaguar E-Type coupe to a speed of 150 mph on an open highway before experiencing a front tire blowout which caused the car to flip, roll, and smash into a center divider.

	Jackson Price died from his injuries at the hospital. He is survived by his wife Clarice and son Taylor. The full story of his death can be found on [[~~Buck Hopper~~]]'s Fur Affinity journal for [http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3001277/ Wednesday, Dec 14, 2012.]		Jackson Price died from his injuries at the hospital. He is survived by his wife Clarice and son Taylor. The full story of his death can be found on [[Mitchell Redding]]'s Fur Affinity journal for [http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3001277/ Wednesday, Dec 14, 2012.]

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	====Three-Ring Circus====		====Three-Ring Circus====
	The combination of ~~Healey~~ and Price was both unmatched and unbeatable in the FBA from the ’97-’98 season through ’99-’00. A perfect pair, they led the Mayors to win three consecutive championships, with Price being awarded [[Postseason MVP]] in 2000 for his stunning play.		The combination of Halley and Price was both unmatched and unbeatable in the FBA from the ’97-’98 season through ’99-’00. A perfect pair, they led the Mayors to win three consecutive championships, with Price being awarded [[Postseason MVP]] in 2000 for his stunning play.

	But it was not all glory, as Price’s attitude had not improved much. Cocky and arrogant, he knew he was great and was unafraid to let others, especially reporters, know it, leading to fines from the team for his conduct in interviews. One such time in 1998, after being ejected from a game, Price was furious and told a reporter on camera that “That ref can go fffff---” he caught himself just in time after getting a glare from Summers, and quickly improvised, “fff-fish.” The phrase “Go Fish,” quickly became attached to Price, becoming his nickname.		But it was not all glory, as Price’s attitude had not improved much. Cocky and arrogant, he knew he was great and was unafraid to let others, especially reporters, know it, leading to fines from the team for his conduct in interviews. One such time in 1998, after being ejected from a game, Price was furious and told a reporter on camera that “That ref can go fffff---” he caught himself just in time after getting a glare from Summers, and quickly improvised, “fff-fish.” The phrase “Go Fish,” quickly became attached to Price, becoming his nickname.

	====After ~~Healey~~====		====After HAlley====
	With Halley Summers’s retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by Summers was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of ~~Healey~~, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.		With Halley Summers’s retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by Summers was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of Halley, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.

	====Blowout====		====Blowout====

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	The combination of Healey and Price was both unmatched and unbeatable in the FBA from the ’97-’98 season through ’99-’00. A perfect pair, they led the Mayors to win three consecutive championships, with Price being awarded [[Postseason MVP]] in 2000 for his stunning play.		The combination of Healey and Price was both unmatched and unbeatable in the FBA from the ’97-’98 season through ’99-’00. A perfect pair, they led the Mayors to win three consecutive championships, with Price being awarded [[Postseason MVP]] in 2000 for his stunning play.

	But it was not all glory, as Price’s attitude had not improved much. Cocky and arrogant, he knew he was great and was unafraid to let others, especially reporters, know it, leading to fines from the team for his conduct in interviews. One such time in 1998, after being ejected from a game, Price was furious and told a reporter on camera that “That ref can go fffff---” he caught himself just in time after getting a glare from ~~Davis~~, and quickly improvised, “fff-fish.” The phrase “Go Fish,” quickly became attached to Price, becoming his nickname.		But it was not all glory, as Price’s attitude had not improved much. Cocky and arrogant, he knew he was great and was unafraid to let others, especially reporters, know it, leading to fines from the team for his conduct in interviews. One such time in 1998, after being ejected from a game, Price was furious and told a reporter on camera that “That ref can go fffff---” he caught himself just in time after getting a glare from Summers, and quickly improvised, “fff-fish.” The phrase “Go Fish,” quickly became attached to Price, becoming his nickname.

	====After Healey====		====After Healey====
	With Halley Summers’s retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by ~~Davis~~ was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of Healey, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.		With Halley Summers’s retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by Summers was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of Healey, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.

	====Blowout====		====Blowout====

FadedForest: Text replacement - "Healey Davis" to "Halley Summers"

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Text replacement - "Healey Davis" to "Halley Summers"

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	==FBA Career==		==FBA Career==
	====Rookie of the Year====		====Rookie of the Year====
	Price did enter into the FBA Draft in 1997, where he was ranked fourth in the overall lineup. Through clever negotiations, the [[Huntsville Mayors]] snatched him immediately, putting him in the starting lineup alongside FBA legend, [[~~Healey Davis~~]]. The two did not get along well at the start, with Price still rather stuck up, though his skills on the court were undeniable.		Price did enter into the FBA Draft in 1997, where he was ranked fourth in the overall lineup. Through clever negotiations, the [[Huntsville Mayors]] snatched him immediately, putting him in the starting lineup alongside FBA legend, [[Halley Summers]]. The two did not get along well at the start, with Price still rather stuck up, though his skills on the court were undeniable.

	Setting rookie records for steals and blocks by an SF in a season, Price also managed to put up nearly as many points as [[~~Healey Davis~~ \| The Healer]] himself, and he received the [[Rookie of the Year]] award by a landslide majority as the Mayors sailed to their third championship win in a row.		Setting rookie records for steals and blocks by an SF in a season, Price also managed to put up nearly as many points as [[Halley Summers \| The Healer]] himself, and he received the [[Rookie of the Year]] award by a landslide majority as the Mayors sailed to their third championship win in a row.

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	====After Healey====		====After Healey====
	With ~~Healey Davis’s~~ retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by Davis was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of Healey, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.		With Halley Summers’s retirement at the end of the ’99-’00 season, Price found himself under considerable pressure to carry the team, and for the most part he did well, but there was no denying that the hole left by Davis was almost tangible. Making it to the playoffs for the next three years, the Mayors still excelled with Price at the helm, but the loss of Healey, combined with fresh talent having blossomed on rival teams caused the Mayors to miss the championships by a tight margin each season.

	====Blowout====		====Blowout====

Admin: Added coach end date

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Added coach end date

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	\| coach_start = 2010		\| coach_start = 2010
			\| coach_end = 2011
	\| team1 = HNT		\| team1 = HNT
	\| years1 = 1997-2003		\| years1 = 1997-2003

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	\| weight_lb = 258		\| weight_lb = 258
	\| team = RT		\| team = RT
	\| birth_date = {{date\|1975-01-23}}		\| birth_date = {{date\|1975-01-23\|mdy}}
	\| death_date = {{date\|2011-12-15}} (age 36)		\| death_date = {{date\|2011-12-15\|mdy}} (age 36)
	\| birth_place =		\| birth_place =
	\| nationality = American		\| nationality = American

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	\| death_date = {{date\|2011\|12\|15}}		\| death_date = {{date\|2011-12-15}} (age 36)
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	\| death_date = {{~~death_date~~\|2011\|12\|15}}		\| death_date = {{date\|2011\|12\|15}}
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	{{Infobox ~~basketball~~ biography		{{Infobox FBA biography
	\| name = Jackson Price		\| name = Jackson Price
	\| nickname1 = Go Fish		\| nickname1 = Go Fish

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	{{Infobox ~~FBA~~ basketball		{{Infobox basketball biography
	\| name = Jackson Price		\| name = Jackson Price
	\| nickname1 = Go Fish		\| nickname1 = Go Fish