ScriptOhio;804714; said:
That's the answer I have. Let me verify that Hopson did not - since it's hard to believe.
OK - the official site only lists 1987 for Hopson.
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That's the answer I have. Let me verify that Hopson did not - since it's hard to believe.
OK - the official site only lists 1987 for Hopson.
scooter1369;804725; said:
Quite an exciting day, Sports fans. Two lead changes during this session.
Do you guys want football or basketball tonight?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
scooter1369;804725; said:
Don't worry, if the contest goes 26 weeks there will be plenty of time for you to get it back. See you tonight @ 8:00.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
BB73;804727; said:
I'll vote for basketball.
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
Basketball is fine. I don't know it as well. Makes it more of a challenge.
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
John Havlicek
BB73 - incorrect. Please wait 3 minutes before answering the same question.
BB73 - incorrect. Please wait 3 minutes before answering the same question.
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
Jerry Lucas
BB73 - incorrect. Please wait 3 minutes before answering the same question. (FYI, it probably was 3 minutes on your clock, but it was only 2 on BP's)
so your next guess has to be at 8:07
BB73 - incorrect. Please wait 3 minutes before answering the same question. (FYI, it probably was 3 minutes on your clock, but it was only 2 on BP's)
so your next guess has to be at 8:07
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ScriptOhio;805298; said:
Correct.
Allow me to get on my Buckeye high horse.
Neil Johnston led the NBA in scoring for 3 straight years, from '52-'53 until '54-55, all with the Philadelphia Warriors. He won a title with them in '56.
In '54-55, Johnston led the NBA in both scoring and rebounding. The MVP award wasn't given until the next season, so he didn't win one, and his historical legacy was limited by not having won the MVP. He is in the Hall-of-Fame, but he should have been named one of the NBA 50 greatest players of the league's first 50 years, and I think he wuold have been if the MVP award had started 1 year earlier.
OK, next question coming right up.
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