Ah, well I was kind of right with my response; just had the wrong year. Hack Wilson had 191 RBI's in 1930, which is still an MLB record that stands today.
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No fire fighter. Bonus question on Unitas and back up Cuozzo. Both were injured at the same time and the Colts had to use a non QB to take over. Who was he. I thought this one would be rung up quickly and am tying to figure out whether clues should be given . You guys know I don't like dragging these out. I'll have to think about a good one . I don't know for sure but I think he may have made more money with his off season job. OFC
Oh yeah it could but the daily grind of the job would leave me filling like I need a sedative to relax me. OFC
I know. You may need something to help brace you when dealing with all that wire
Sonny Jurgeson, Al Spears, Ben Bennett, Anthony Dilwig, Scotty Glacken and Leo Hart . Most of them didn't last long but they were there. I imagine they are more. lot more than we think. Did Ace Parker play any qb? OFC
Sky thats good enough for me buddy, you got me w/Spears- only one I can add is Al Woodall....dbav close behind gets the silver!
Sky you are up...
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Sky you are up...
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You ask the question dbav. OFC
I really think there's more than what's been named. OFC
I really think there's more than what's been named. OFC
Sky there are....Leo Hart was actually on the rosters of Falcons/Bills '71-'72....This was more of a "see who could name the most" than an exact figure question....OFC
Groat, Heyman, Dawkins, Ferry, Laettner, Hill, Brand, Battier, Williams, Redick. Who else made it. OFC
Just a note, I did not ask how many men's players won the award. Instead I asked how many times a member of the men's team has won it. 
Ok this one should be fairly easy. One of my favorite Dukies Gene Banks was the # 1 recruit coming out of high in Philadelphia according to some experts. Another hot shot coming out of high school at that time was out of Brooklyn and he was considered #1 by different experts. I don't know who gary-7 thought was #1. He might have not even started his guru recruit expert at that time. Here's the question though.
1. Who was this other hot shot #1
2. Where did he pick to play college ball
3. He had a Duke connection during and after his recruiting process. Who was that connection.
4. Both of these players had a tremendous dunk over an All-American center but different centers. Name those classic, fundamentally sound centers. I'm getting ready to hit the old hay.( a southern word for going to sleep). May not see your answers until in the morning so if I don't credit you don't freak out. (hart). OFC
1. Who was this other hot shot #1
2. Where did he pick to play college ball
3. He had a Duke connection during and after his recruiting process. Who was that connection.
4. Both of these players had a tremendous dunk over an All-American center but different centers. Name those classic, fundamentally sound centers. I'm getting ready to hit the old hay.( a southern word for going to sleep). May not see your answers until in the morning so if I don't credit you don't freak out. (hart).
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