If you have to ask …. You’re already there
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The Hamood brothers come to mind immediately. Joe and Neimer, along with Larry Lentz, Gary Ozug (without looking the names up, I know the spelling is wrong.) I’ll look them up a bit later.
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Joe Hamood was the PG. Kruse and Lents were Big Men who played with Soph Big E.
The very next season(1966-67) we made our first ever Final Four. Lost to UCLA in the semi-final game, beat N. Carolina in the third place game. Soph Center Ken Spain had a good first season and played very well in The Final Four.
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I will be 87 for the coming '25-26 season and have seen it all from the Game of the Century through Phi Slamma Jama to our last failure at the NC so time is running out for me.
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When we make Indianapolis next April we Goldie Oldies must get fired up one more time!
We can do it!
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The sand is running low in a lot of our hourglasses Jim. The thing is, none of us, young or old, know exactly how much sand we have left.
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According to the United States Social Security Administration, anyone age 65 or older is elderly. I would guess elderly qualifies as a Geezer, especially to someone under 30.
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Woohoo
Maybe I’m not quite a Geezer yet
I hear “geezer” and I think at least retirement age, which would be 67. If you’re required to take RMDs from your 401(k), you’re definitely a geezer.
And if you wear jumpsuits, you’re a geezer regardless of how old you are. 
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When I was younger, I thought 65 was a geezer. Now as I’m less than a month away, I’m thinking 66. but that number is subject to change,
Your as young as you feel.
Goo, goo, da, da.
Anyone under 30 thinks anyone over 40 is a geezer.