OT: Sports trivia. Part three.
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He was my first guess, but only 12th on the list.
The answer had 505 rebounds ( 14.9 per game). 2nd had 504 ( 14.4 per), 3rd 457 ( 14.7 per), 4th 415 (14.2 per).
Nobody else over 400, although 2 were tied at 399.
Surprisenly he did not win the Wooden award. Chris Mullin won it his senior year, Jordan his junior year ( only averaged 10 & 9.2 rebounds in those years anyway).
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Yes sir, Larry Legend averaged 14.9 boards/505 total.
Blake Griffin had 504 and Tim Duncan had 457.
Take it away dukiejay
It is rumored that Wilt Chamberlain had 5 career quadruple doubles in the NBA, but none were official. Who holds the record for most official NBA quadruple doubles?
You got it! He has a grand total of two. JRob's dad also recorded one. You're up.
Good guess @Devilinside. Oscar was awesome!
If you get the correct answer from several posters how are you going to determine who's gonna ask the next question. I think one is Laettner. OFC
Laettner was MOP, so definitely him. I'd think Hurley also. If there was a third, I'd go McCaffrey over T. Hill because of his 16 points in the Championship game. Thomas couldn't buy a bucket that game.
Okay guys thanks.....
During Don Coryell's stint with the St.Louis (football) Cardinals in the 70s , the head coach made good use of a star ex Blue Devil running back. Can you name the former Duke star??? OFC
Why were they playing Illinois? Oh well.
In the early 1970's, a Duke basketball coach employed an offense that was a copy of the Dean Smith 4 corners and featured a certain left handed point guard. What was the offense called, and who was the guard? Hint: he used it to score 39 points against Maryland one year.
In the early 1970's, a Duke basketball coach employed an offense that was a copy of the Dean Smith 4 corners and featured a certain left handed point guard. What was the offense called, and who was the guard? Hint: he used it to score 39 points against Maryland one year.