OT: Answer the question correctly, Give the next question. No cheating.
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Byron Nelson is correct. Let's call is good and move on.....he won 11 in a row.....and the year he did it, he won, I believe, 18 out of 35....we will never see that kind of dominance again. The YEAR he did it may have had something to do with him pulling it off..I believe It was 1945
All the others had Wandas nanner pudding stains.
No Buckin, I said why did Nicklaus wear the yellow shirt, not Sky and Hart!
Sky and I would never eat Wander's nanner puddin! I would rather live on potted meat and/or starve to death! OFC
There was a young boy who was very athletic and loved a lot of sports, including golf. He was a big Nicklaus fan. He ended up with some kind of cancer in his legs. I don't remember the story of how they knew each other, but when Nicklaus found out the cancer was terminal, he visited the boy and asked him what his favorite color golf shift was. The boy and his grandfather both thought yellow golf shirts were good luck, so the boy told Jack his favorite was yellow. So, Jack told the boy, every time you see me in a yellow shirt on Sunday, that me saying "hello".
Yes sir, and then the boy died sometime before the Masters of 86. Jack went to his closet before the round on Sunday and pulled the yellow shirt out and his wife said "Yes!" You're up DukefanKY
I believe it was a WCU Catamount but I don't recall the name.
I'll take a guess and say Jimmy Longshot.
I'll take a guess and say Jimmy Longshot.
Ronnie Carr. I want to say it happened in 1980. I worked at WCU for 3 years, so I've certainly heard this question before.
Who was the first ACC Men's Basketball Player of the Year? My attendance on the weekend is usually shoddy, so feel free to go ahead with the next question if you feel good about your answer. Or if you give up, feel free to check the guesses of others.
Who was the first ACC Men's Basketball Player of the Year? My attendance on the weekend is usually shoddy, so feel free to go ahead with the next question if you feel good about your answer. Or if you give up, feel free to check the guesses of others.
I may be mistaken, probably so, but I think he may have just recently passed away.
Dickie Hemric of Jonesville, NC
Dickie Hemric of Jonesville, NC
In the late 70's into '80 UVA had three standout players from the state of Kentucky.
Name the 4th Kentuckian on those teams.
Name the 4th Kentuckian on those teams.
Not Stokes.
Raker, Lamp, Jones, and ____were all from Kentucky. The three names were all conference and/or all American, but the 4th was not.
Raker, Lamp, Jones, and ____were all from Kentucky. The three names were all conference and/or all American, but the 4th was not.
Thanks Buckin! Should have gotten it, strong and very physical forward.... OFC