OT: Sports trivia part 2.
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If Maddux or Avery aren’t correct, I’ll throw in Glavine
Why we picking on my Braves????
Why we picking on my Braves????
Thanks Mac. Keeping the focus on Marquette, after McGuire defeated UNC for that '77 natty he retired. He went out a winner as that was his last game. Who succeeded Al as Marquette's coach?
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I don’t think this is it because I feel as though there was someone in-between, but I’m going to guess Rick Majerus.
Majerus great guess dj, because Rick as you noted followed this coach at Marquette.
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Hank Raymonds (spelling?) He recruited one of my father's players, Marquette didn't get him when he left and Majerus us came in.
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I sat at a bar in Southern Pines and had great conversation with #55 Gary Rosenberger sometime around 1995.
Small lefty guard.
Al McGuire was a great coach and just as good if not better announcer.
Small lefty guard.
Al McGuire was a great coach and just as good if not better announcer.
Well said irish! Al, Billy Packer and Dick Enberg did a lot to elevate the college game on NBC as a broadcast team...Yes he was an awesome coach...OFC
Duke exacted legendary revenge knocking off UNLV in the final 4 on their way to the crown after a lopsided defeat in the Championship game the previous year.
UNLV rolled over everyone throughout the entire tournament in their Championship season, with the exception of one team. Who went toe to toe with UNLV taking them right down to the wire, eventually losing by only 2 points in the sweet 16?
UNLV rolled over everyone throughout the entire tournament in their Championship season, with the exception of one team. Who went toe to toe with UNLV taking them right down to the wire, eventually losing by only 2 points in the sweet 16?
Not Indiana, but that is very close.
They had the ball down 2, backup point guard had a 3 point look at the top of the key with 3 seconds left, he decided to dribble in an attempt a lob for an alley oop, it was deflected and fell harmlessly as time expired.
I looked it up so I can’t answer....but had they lost, maybe we win 3 straight titles?
This HoF pitcher won the Cy Young Award TWICE in the 70s. This is unique in fact he won one in the AL and one in the NL. Can you name him?
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Pete Rose is the only player since Joe DiMaggio's legendary 56 game hitting streak to even reach 40 straight, when he hit in 44 straight back in the 70's.
Since Rose's 44, who has came the closest to Joe D., getting his streak all the way up to an impressive 39 games, before taking the collar.
Since Rose's 44, who has came the closest to Joe D., getting his streak all the way up to an impressive 39 games, before taking the collar.
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