OT: Sports trivia. Part three.
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Not Skip, but that answer was great. I never heard of him, looked him up, and was very interesting.
Unbelievably talented guard for the Tigers. Prolific scorer, and was drafted I think by a team The Baltimore Claws. This is all off memory.....I dont know if the Claws were an expansion pro team or what. I dont ever recall them playing a game...Far as I know, Wise did just play the one year.
Stan Rome a fine hoopster, was even a better football player at Clemson. Wideout as I recall.
OFC
Within 200 points without going over, how many points did Mike Krzyzewski score as a player in his career at Army?
800 is not correct. By the way, Art Heyman averaged 25 points and 11 rebounds for his Duke career. And he was Most Outstanding Player of the 1963 Final Four despite losing to Loyola Chicago in the semis
While looking for a question to ask, I stumbled across photos of Jeff Hornacek's daughter, Abby. She is beautiful. And a good athlete. She has been on camera for Fox news
All you have to do is drop down by 200 points each time. If no correct answer by noon tomorrow, I'll post the answer
Not quite there. Player K was a pass-first PG. Freshmen were not eligible and Army only played about 23 games per year
Jack Marin of Duke was one NBA team's top draft pick in 1966. Give me the name of this team......OFC
Marin played on the Baltimore Bullets so I'm going with the Bullets, now the Wizards.
Coach K started all 3 years. 6 points per game all three seasons. He took very few shots as a senior. Lots of free throws in games they were winning. He shot 80% FTS as a senior
It was a great question but I remember when G-man committed and I think it came from Bill Foster who gave Chili the credit because Gminski was very young and wasn't that well known. OFC
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