OT: Sports trivia. Part three.
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He was my first guess, but only 12th on the list.
The answer had 505 rebounds ( 14.9 per game). 2nd had 504 ( 14.4 per), 3rd 457 ( 14.7 per), 4th 415 (14.2 per).
Nobody else over 400, although 2 were tied at 399.
Surprisenly he did not win the Wooden award. Chris Mullin won it his senior year, Jordan his junior year ( only averaged 10 & 9.2 rebounds in those years anyway).
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Yes sir, Larry Legend averaged 14.9 boards/505 total.
Blake Griffin had 504 and Tim Duncan had 457.
Take it away dukiejay
Let’s stick with Larry Bird. Over the years, his hometown has come up a lot in documentaries, and even on the hit show Cheers and in the movie Blue Chips. What town in Indiana is Bird originally from?
It is rumored that Wilt Chamberlain had 5 career quadruple doubles in the NBA, but none were official. Who holds the record for most official NBA quadruple doubles?
You got it! He has a grand total of two. JRob's dad also recorded one. You're up.
Good guess @Devilinside. Oscar was awesome!
If you get the correct answer from several posters how are you going to determine who's gonna ask the next question. I think one is Laettner. OFC
Laettner was MOP, so definitely him. I'd think Hurley also. If there was a third, I'd go McCaffrey over T. Hill because of his 16 points in the Championship game. Thomas couldn't buy a bucket that game.
Okay guys thanks.....
During Don Coryell's stint with the St.Louis (football) Cardinals in the 70s , the head coach made good use of a star ex Blue Devil running back. Can you name the former Duke star??? OFC
Why were they playing Illinois? Oh well.
In the early 1970's, a Duke basketball coach employed an offense that was a copy of the Dean Smith 4 corners and featured a certain left handed point guard. What was the offense called, and who was the guard? Hint: he used it to score 39 points against Maryland one year.
In the early 1970's, a Duke basketball coach employed an offense that was a copy of the Dean Smith 4 corners and featured a certain left handed point guard. What was the offense called, and who was the guard? Hint: he used it to score 39 points against Maryland one year.
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