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hart2chesson

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dbav thks for the hints my good man...Bobby Hurley set the NCAA CAREER ASSIST RECORD w/a pass to Erik Meek for 2 in March of '93 at Cameron.

Who was Duke playing and who held the record Bobby eclipsed???

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dbav

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Dammit that's a good question. I have no idea, which makes me feel ashamed because he'smy favorite Blue Devil.
 
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skysdad

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I don't believe it's any of the post 80's guys even though they had 4 years to do it. I think it goes way back for the reason the shooting percentage was lower creating more rebounds. Maybe the 50's. Bill Russell is a possibility but I doubt it's him. Really I don't know a whole lot about pre 60's college basketball. OFC
 
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dukedevilz

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Good deductive reasoning, sky. It was a guy from the 50's. It wasn't Russell or anyone else mentioned. I will say that he was a very serviceable pro, though. Not quite at the hall of fame level, but he did make 5 all-star teams.

Edit: He is, in fact, enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. I just assumed he wasn't with only 5 all-star appearances.
 
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dukedevilz

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Hints: He Played at the same school as Bill Raftery

The basketball arena at this particular school is named after him.
 
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dukedevilz

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Tom Gola is correct. Have at it, hart!

He totaled 2,201 rebound over his career - about 19 per game. A 4-year player today who played in 140 games would have to average more than 15.7 boards per game to match his record.
 
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hart2chesson

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In the 80s, three teams won the NCAA TITLE (mens hoops) seeded below 5th prior to tourney...Can you name them AND the year??

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dukedevilz

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NC State - 83, 6 seed
Villanova - 85, 8 seed
Kansas - 88, 6 seed

Not positive on Kansas' seed, but they are the other low-seed to win.

But I will defer to sky, as he got two of the three.
 
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hart2chesson

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dukedevilz said:
NC State - 83, 6 seed
Villanova - 85, 8 seed
Kansas - 88, 6 seed

Not positive on Kansas' seed, but they are the other low-seed to win.

But I will defer to sky, as he got two of the three.
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dukedevz you nailed it brother, but more important you are a class act-just like the guy you deferred to brother...Let er rip Sky!!

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skysdad

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The Atlanta Braves have retired 11 #s. A Brave fan should be able to knock this one out of the park. Name the player and his #. OFC
 
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dukedevilz

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Not a diehard Braves fan, but I think I know 9 of the guys. Only a couple of the numbers though - so I'll withhold for now as someone might have a more complete answer.
 
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skysdad

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dukedevilz said:
Not a diehard Braves fan, but I think I know 9 of the guys. Only a couple of the numbers though - so I'll withhold for now as someone might have a more complete answer.
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You can do it! There is a good reason I ask for numbers. I'm a Yankee fan as most know but I know there are a lot of Braves fans around. I did know most of the names but not the numbers so I had to look it up. Am still a big Dale Murphy fan. There is one player who's number is not retired that I was sure it would have been and there's one that completely caught me off guard. Good luck. OFC
 
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dukedevilz

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Not really sure on most of the numbers. Here we go:

Warren Spahn - 22
Phil Niekro - 14
Hank Aaron - 42
Eddie Mathews - 6
Dale Murphy - 3
Greg Maddux - 35
Tom Glavine - 47
John Smoltz - 29
Chipper Jones - 10
Andruw Jones - 50
Jeff Blauser - 4


I'm doubtful on A.Jones and Blauser, but they had longevity for the Braves - and on really good teams too. Really not sure on the numbers part.
 
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skysdad

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dukedevilz said:
Not really sure on most of the numbers. Here we go:

Warren Spahn - 22
Phil Niekro - 14
Hank Aaron - 42
Eddie Mathews - 6
Dale Murphy - 3
Greg Maddux - 35
Tom Glavine - 47
John Smoltz - 29
Chipper Jones - 10
Andruw Jones - 50
Jeff Blauser - 4


I'm doubtful on A.Jones and Blauser, but they had longevity for the Braves - and on really good teams too. Really not sure on the numbers part.
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That's close. Blauser no and Andruw Jones no. Wrong numbers are Niekro, Aaron, Matthews, and Maddox. #'s 6, 42 and 35 are retired just wrong players. A hint . Remember. Retired #'s not necessary Brave players. You got 9 names correct. It's just a matter of getting the other 2 names and getting the numbers correct. You definitely got the majority enough to ask the next question but I want to give this one a while to see if anyone including yourself can complete it. OFC
 
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dukedevilz

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If it extends beyond players, Bobby Cox, #6 I believe, would have to be included.

Honestly don't know who wore #42. I'm not terribly knowledgeable about the Braves Pre-1990. Joe Torre played for the Braves way back when and I want to say he was pretty good too, actually. Surely it wasn't Torre? Surely.

Edit: So it just dawned on me that Jackie Robinson wore #42. Is the #42 off limits for the Braves out of respect for Robinson? Maybe that's all-across MLB.
 
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skysdad

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That's good enough to proceed with the next question. Of course #42 is in honor of Jackie Robinson who all the MLB teams have retired. That was the sneaky one hart spoke of. Bobby Cox wore #6 and Maddux wore # 35. Th one I though that would surely be matched up is "The Hammer", Hank Aaron #44. Take it away dukedevilz. OFC
 
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