Nope. I was wrong about that too. I forgot how old Kevin is.![]()
Were they teammates at MSU?
Nope. I was wrong about that too. I forgot how old Kevin is.![]()
Billy Thompson and Milt (DaJuan's Dad) Wagner, '86 Louisville and '88 LA Lakers.
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No they weren't....everyone forgets that Kevin Willis was playing pro ball in the 1940's.
Sounds like it'd have to be it.
Damn it's hard to believe that a guy that was playing in college in 1986 could have a son in the NBA already.
"I hope all the bad things in life happen to you and nobody else but you."
There were two Serbian and Montenegrians on the 04 Pistons...
Perhpas that's the first time two international players from the same country won an NBA championship?
Followed by Rasho and Beno the following year?
j-6 you wil, get a prize.
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RE: Walker and DA...
I was just looking at the roster of the 96 Wildcats...
That freaking team had 9 NBA players on it...
That's got to be a record in itself.
From a UK fansite, for what this is worth...
http://www.bigbluehistory.net/bb/1995-96.html
Player - Initial TeamThis team tied the unofficial record of most players to have made the NBA with nine. [The other teams in question are the '81-82 UCLA Bruins (Mark Eaton, Ralph Jackson, Michael Holton, Darren Daye, Rod Foster, Brad Wright, Stuart Gray, Mike Sanders and Kenny Fields) and the '90-91 North Carolina Tar Heels (Pete Chilcutt, Rick Fox, Hubert Davis, George Lynch, Matt Wenstrom, Eric Montross, Derrick Phelps, Clifford Rozier and Kevin Salvadori)]. Incredibly, the 1946-47 Kentucky squad also had nine players play in the NBA. Below is a listing of the 1996 Kentucky players who made the league.
Derek Anderson - Cleveland Cavs
Tony Delk - Golden State Warriors
Walter McCarty - New York Knicks
Ron Mercer - Boston Celtics
Mark Pope - Indiana Pacers
Antoine Walker - Boston Celtics
Nazr Mohammed - Philadelphia 76ers
Jeff Sheppard - Atlanta Hawks
Wayne Turner - Boston Celtics
This guy and Kenny Smith were who I originally thought was the answer to the first question...they were on the NC team together one year...no championship though.
As everyone has figured out, j-6 got it.
Did the son hint give it away?
Here's another one, and it's actually Spurs related:
How many NBA players have had the last name "Duncan"?
(Easy to look up, but see if you know before you do.)
, right, like you ever heard of Andy Duncan (1948-1950).
But yeah, amazingly, that's the only other Duncan to play in the NBA.
Well Shoog I knew there was another Duncan, but I must checked what his name was.
Which fameous center had a brother with whom he was playing in college?
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