Sky you own it, good job! Give us a good one! OFC3 OFC
Sky you own it, good job! Give us a good one! OFC3 OFC
During the 1979 season in a game with NCSU vs. Unc cheater u in a game played in Raleigh NCSU had a one point lead with just a few seconds left in the game. NCSU point guard Clyde " The Glide " Austin had the ball and dribbled just past halfcourt near the side line to dribble the time out and got careless when a player from cheater u stole the ball and went uncontested for a layup and win the game for the cheaters. This should be a cup cake answer for Gedd or hart. OFC
During the 1979 season in a game with NCSU vs. Unc cheater u in a game played in Raleigh NCSU had a one point lead with just a few seconds left in the game. NCSU point guard Clyde " The Glide " Austin had the ball and dribbled just past halfcourt near the side line to dribble the time out and got careless when a player from cheater u stole the ball and went uncontested for a layup and win the game for the cheaters. This should be a cup cake answer for Gedd or hart. OFC
Dudley Bradley... OFC
Sky that was awful.....Austin turned his back on the defense, a cardinal sin. Trivia question back: who got off the final shot for state to win after Bradley's layup? It was well off mark.That was the dude. Made me sick to my stomach. OFC
Kenny Matthews? It was a crazy game. UNC led 40-19 just before halftime. 40-21 at halftime I believe. I think Bradley stole the ball with 12 seconds left. NC State had plenty of time, but panicked
I'm pretty certain that Clyde Austin played for the Harlem Globetrotters
Dave Leito. ?
That's it hart. Good job. Your are up. OFC
Wes Parker! The Dodgers' First Baseman portrayed the Boyfriend of Greg's History Teacher. Greg had a crush on her, and couldn't concentrate. A few years ago, Barry Williams ( Greg) threw out the first pitch at Dodgers Stadium. It was not pretty
In real life, Don Drysdale was married to one of the best female basketball players in the world. What was her name? Hint: Her brother, Dave, was All American for UCLA and MOP of the 1975 Final Four