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OT: Sports trivia part 2.

The first name sounds like the first name of a little known basketball player with the last name Alarie, but is spelled like the first name of a singer whose last name is Anthony.
 
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This may sound hard but I know there are some guys here that know this.

Marcel Courtillet is a former Duke football player. What did he do that was part of a big time play in Duke football history. OFC
 
Hint number 1. He was an offensive lineman. OFC
 
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Hint number 3. You cannot see Marcel in this video. OFC
 
Marcel flipped the ball to Wes Chesson, while Leo Hart tied his shoe, and UNC huddled. "Killer Left" went for TD in Wallace Wade and that play led Duke to Coach Tom Harp's Blue Devil team beating UNC. WHAT A GREAT SATURDAY IT WAS!!

Thanks for memory Sky!!!

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Marcel flipped the ball to Wes Chesson, while Leo Hart tied his shoe, and UNC huddled. "Killer Left" went for TD in Wallace Wade and that play led Duke to Coach Tom Harp's Blue Devil team beating UNC. WHAT A GREAT SATURDAY IT WAS!!

Thanks for memory Sky!!!

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This may sound hard but I know there are some guys here that know this.

Marcel Courtillet is a former Duke football player. What did he do that was part of a big time play in Duke football history. OFC

I got chills reliving that Sky!!! OFC
 
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Marcel flipped the ball to Wes Chesson, while Leo Hart tied his shoe, and UNC huddled. "Killer Left" went for TD in Wallace Wade and that play led Duke to Coach Tom Harp's Blue Devil team beating UNC. WHAT A GREAT SATURDAY IT WAS!!

Thanks for memory Sky!!!

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I'm proud to say I was there and you are up. I figured someone would get it with the video hint. OFC
 
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As a spin-off from Sky's question, another unbelievable play happened at Michigan in 1994. The Wolverines had it in the bag until the infamous "Miracle at Michigan." Who defeated the Maize and Blue on a hail mary of 64 yards???? OFC
 
Good guess Sky, but not BC. HINT: The qb who threw the pass was nicknamed "Slash."

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Who preceded Steve Spurrier as head football coach at Duke. OFC
 
Believe it or not, it wasnt Spurrier Sky....However I agree thats the obvious one you would think....OFC
 
Barry Wilson. OFC

DI good job. It tends to get lost in the shuffle because three coaches who FOLLOWED Barry were FIRED: Goldsmith, Franks and Roof. Barry stepped down with IIRC two games left in the '93 campaign, (although he coached last two)his 4th year on the job.

Barry Wilson is an honorable man, with a passion for doing things the right way, and his ethics and character were exemplary. There were no plans to fire him, but he refused to let personal pride stand in his way. He knew Duke deserved better and stepped aside. Fred Goldsmith took over and led Duke to the Hall of Fame Bowl the next season.

@Devilnside run with it my friend!

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DI good job. It tends to get lost in the shuffle because three coaches who FOLLOWED Barry were FIRED: Goldsmith, Franks and Roof. Barry stepped down with IIRC two games left in the '93 campaign, (although he coached last two)his 4th year on the job.

Barry Wilson is an honorable man, with a passion for doing things the right way, and his ethics and character were exemplary. There were no plans to fire him, but he refused to let personal pride stand in his way. He knew Duke deserved better and stepped aside. Fred Goldsmith took over and led Duke to the Hall of Fame Bowl the next season.

@Devilnside run with it my friend!

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During one year one of the Crazies dressed as Bozo the Clown and inserted himself into the Twerp pre-game lay-up line behind a Twerp player. Who was that Player? OFC
 
Last name was O’Brien. First name might have been Jim. Can’t remember. Bore a resemblance to Bozo. Long thinning curly hair. Good player.
 
O'Brien I think was his last name. Don't remember his first name. He did look like Bozo.
 
Last name was O’Brien. First name might have been Jim. Can’t remember. Bore a resemblance to Bozo. Long thinning curly hair. Good player.
 
It was indeed Jim O'Brien. With that 'doo, he bore a remarkable resembalnce to Bozo. Tell you what though JOB was a heckuva player!

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