Duke 2010
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Indy '87Hint - Much like 1990 UNLV, the other team's championship path went through the Duke Blue Devils.
Indy '87
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Could be Danny's gang- I will guess Arkansas '94
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I’m sitting here frying my brain trying to remember if we got knocked out by the winning program and what years... what a question. I think I have the answer, maybe?
UNLV in ‘90 never played a 1 or 2 seed, because we were a #3 seed. I am nearly positive they played Loyola in the E8 and I know they played GT in the F4. I’m not sure on GT’s seed but 1 or 2 doesn’t seem right.
I don’t know what Arkansas did in the first 3 games of ‘94 but I know for a fact they played what was left of Fab5 Michigan in the E8 and they were a 3 seed. Which means whoever the 2 seed was got eliminated. The F4 that year Arkansas was the only #1 seed. So they avoided playing a top seed.
Screw it
UNLV and Arkansas, final answer.
Larry Brown?
(I think there was a coach there between him and Wooden but I’m throwing out a guess anyway)
There was a guy in-between them.
Ok here's my question: Who succeeded Sonny Smith as Auburn Basketball Coach?
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Wide receiverOkay.. where did cooper manning play and what position
Okay.. where did cooper manning play and what position
Ole Miss....daddy’s alma mater. He was a wide receiver.
Kobe Bryant was the leading scorer for the Lakers during their 2010 championship season. Who was their second-leading scorer that season?
Gasol seems too easy for a trivia question, so I'll say Andrew Bynum.
Totally stole that answer from @dukedevilz bc Odom and Bynum were taken and the only other Laker I could think of from that era was Derrick Fisher and I know he didn’t score like Gasol. So, I stole @dukedevilz first thought.Gasol
Gasol
Totally stole that answer from @dukedevilz bc Odom and Bynum were taken and the only other Laker I could think of from that era was Derrick Fisher and I know he didn’t score like Gasol. So, I stole @dukedevilz first thought.
Haha just seemed too easy to me. I thought surely there must be a little surprise in this question.