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What year is this supposed to be?
Edit:
I looked at Phoenix's roster for 74 through 80 and no William/Bill Sadler was on there. I found one instance of a draft of a Bill Sadler in 1983 to Dallas, from Pepperdine University.
Anybody recognize the guy guarding Pistol?
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006669/
What year is this supposed to be?
Edit:
I looked at Phoenix's roster for 74 through 80 and no William/Bill Sadler was on there. I found one instance of a draft of a Bill Sadler in 1983 to Dallas, from Pepperdine University.
Last edited by oligarchy; 08-02-2007 at 12:46 PM.
I think it's Van Arsdale, but damned if he aint a dead ringer for Colonel Stuart from Die Hard 2.
was number 5, I believe. I have to figure who this is now..
I'd ask JMark.
DVD was #5, but he DOES look a lot like Colonel Stuart in the pic above:
i thought he was in prison trying to see how his horse did the night before.
I think it's Don Buse...
"Oh Maravich, Pete Maravich. The Pistol who averaged 44 points per game at LSU. I read about you in Sport Magazine. You seemed a bit out of your league on ABC's Wide World of Sports, I thought."
According to IMBd, William Sadler is 5-foot-8.
Don Buse had a white guy fro:
http://www.nba.com/suns/history/Don_Buse-26728-68.html
It's a joke people. The guy in the picture is merely a doppelganger for Colonel Stuart.
Perhaps Don Buse? He played 1977-1980. He wore the number ten.
On the front of the jersey, there looks to be a 1. On the back, I believe there is an 'E' at the end of the jersey.
the jew fro needs to make a comeback in the NBA
I'd ask dumb_suns_fan or yourcheatinheart, but they only started following the Suns when Nash signed there as a FA. They couldn't pick Barkley or Kevin Johnson out of a lineup
Arsdale wasn't on the 79-80 team. It has to be someone on the 79-80 team because according to basketball-reference.com, Maravich was only on the Jazz for 17 games of the 79-80 season.
Don Buse was a 6-4 guard who wore #10.
Looks like him, though not exact, and it appears he's got an "E" on the back of his jersey and is wearing a double-digit number beginning with "1"...
Last edited by JMarkJohns; 08-02-2007 at 01:38 PM.
Pete is #7 in this pic, he also wore #44 for NOLA. That could narrow down the year it was taken.
Buse on the Pacers. Straight hair.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain it's Buse.
Buse on the Pacers. Straight hair.
When did Pete wear #7 and when did he wear #44? Why the switch? He wore 44 in Atlanta.
..but Pete played with the New Orleans Jazz, same number. 1974-1979
44 in ATL and Boston; 7 in NO/Utah
When the Jazz moved to Utah, they added the word "Utah" on top of the Jazz wordmark. Utah is not present in the pic above:
He also wore 44 for the Jazz:
It's obviously post knee injury (in 1977-78), so it's later on in his Jazz career. I figured the 79-80 Utah team because of the contraption on his leg, and because it was a year Buse fit.
EDIT: OK, so we've determined that it's post knee-injury (1977-78), but prior to the Jazz moving to Utah in 1979-80 (good catch, Findog), so my guess is the picture was taken in the 78-79 season (he played 49 games), wherewith Buse still fits, as he was with the Suns from 77-78 through 79-80.
That was only on the home jersey, which is the white jersey.When the Jazz moved to Utah, they added the word "Utah" on top of the Jazz wordmark. Utah is not present in the pic above:
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