Its a good question QC, because you think of the Bears of that era and you think RUNNING attack of Sayers and Piccolo. OFC
OT: Sports trivia part 2.
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Who was the QB in Bryan's Song? Would that be the answer. Virgil Carter was a QB in Butkus' day too. OFC
I have no idea what the answer is, but Concannon was definitely in Brian's Song. I saw it not long ago.
No problem Q, I got it in that case- I just was uncertain about spelling of Bobby's last name.Turns out I was right. Sticking with Douglass, he set what RECORD as Bears qb in 1972? It stood for 34 years.....OFC
Great job Sky! 964 rushing yards in a 14 game season, and it stood until 2006.....You are up, OFC
Good ahead hoops. You are up. OFC
hoops got the question correct. Just for trivia knowledge the rest of the rassler's were better known as " Two Tony " Harris, George "Catalina " Drake, "Big " Dave Forrester, "The Undertaker " Mark Calaway and " Kane " Glen Jacobs. OFC
No. McQuire offered Heyman.
Hint number 2.... Another hiring recommendation from this guy....
Tom said “ Let me see if I got this right. You want me to hire a coach “whose” name
I can’t spell, I can’t pronounce and who has a losing record at Army to be the head coach at Duke?” I said, “Yup, that’s your man”.
Hint number 2.... Another hiring recommendation from this guy....
Tom said “ Let me see if I got this right. You want me to hire a coach “whose” name
I can’t spell, I can’t pronounce and who has a losing record at Army to be the head coach at Duke?” I said, “Yup, that’s your man”.
Not Knight. The Coach K recommendation came before he even started to work at Duke. He was hired as asst AD but had not started drawing a salary. His high school coach from Scranton had told him about Coach K. After seeing Coach K hold a practice before a Army Navy game he knew he was the man for Duke.
If you google Vacendak you will find a great interview video he did where he talks about his recruitment and about playing days. Did not know until today he lost his son Steve Jr to a motorcycle accident at App State. I met him in 1967 at the old basement pub the Holfbrau near Top’s Drive inn.
Zion Williamson........I think this is the correct answer to 79% of all sports trivia questions.
In the late 1960's or early 1970's a Duke guard dove for a loose ball and a player on the other team flat out kicked him. Who was the Duke Player? Who was the player who kicked him? and what team did that player play for?
After Laettner's shot against Kentucky, I suppose its rather easy to overlook the one he nailed to beat UConn and advance to '90 Final Four.
It was a designed play Duke had in its arsenal K called when he saw the Huskies defensive alignment. What was the name of that play?
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It was a designed play Duke had in its arsenal K called when he saw the Huskies defensive alignment. What was the name of that play?
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