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Terence Dials, Forward/Center (2002-'06)
Dials played 132 games, spanning parts of five seasons with the Buckeyes. During that stellar college college career, Dials totaled more than 1,500 points and ranks fifth in school history with 876 rebounds. In 2004-05, the 6-9 Dials averaged a career-high 15.9 points with 7.9 rebounds. Then in his final campaign of 2005-06, Dials won Big Ten Player of the Year for averaging 15.3 points, on 57.4-percent shooting, and a career-best 8.0 rebounds. His 55.8 career field-goal percentage also ranks among the best in Ohio State history.
Dials played 132 games, spanning parts of five seasons with the Buckeyes. During that stellar college college career, Dials totaled more than 1,500 points and ranks fifth in school history with 876 rebounds. In 2004-05, the 6-9 Dials averaged a career-high 15.9 points with 7.9 rebounds. Then in his final campaign of 2005-06, Dials won Big Ten Player of the Year for averaging 15.3 points, on 57.4-percent shooting, and a career-best 8.0 rebounds. His 55.8 career field-goal percentage also ranks among the best in Ohio State history.
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I thought it says "may have forgotten"? Who would forget Dials??Terence Dials, Forward/Center (2002-'06)
Dials played 132 games, spanning parts of five seasons with the Buckeyes. During that stellar college college career, Dials totaled more than 1,500 points and ranks fifth in school history with 876 rebounds. In 2004-05, the 6-9 Dials averaged a career-high 15.9 points with 7.9 rebounds. Then in his final campaign of 2005-06, Dials won Big Ten Player of the Year for averaging 15.3 points, on 57.4-percent shooting, and a career-best 8.0 rebounds. His 55.8 career field-goal percentage also ranks among the best in Ohio State history.
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Doug McDonald-played with Lucas and Havlicek. His Dad owned a Gulf service station in Fostoris, Ohio and had a huge picture of Doug and John in his gas station. Seems they were roommates at OSU and Havlick would come visit every once in a while driving a convertible green and white Cadillac.
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