Ralph Sampson was unstoppable in college.
not to mention the average height of the team would be about 6'9, mismatches everywhere.
Ralph Sampson was unstoppable in college.
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Here's a trivia question...
Who was the first 3-time first team All-American to never appear in the NCAA tournament?
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Blake
Dixon
Bias
Smith
Elmore
Cant leave out Len Elmore the man could play.
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Ralph Sampson was unstoppable in college.
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He wouldn't even make my all time ACC team.
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Id take Buck Williams over Elmore any day of the week. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] nah just kidding
I would however take Walt Williams and Keith Booth over Steve Blake and Juan Dixon. I know they won a title, but those old maryland teams had tougher competition to deal with when the ncaa was top heavy and the draft didnt destroy the top programs.
I bet youre surprised I know who Keith Booth is, I watched the terps all the time.
Alford holds the record for 3s in a championship game doesnt he? I think he had like 7....he coaches at Iowa or somewhere now I think.
Well, although he didn't miss much, they should get the rebound since the rest of the team is 6'9", 6'9", 7'1", 7'2".
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then again I forgot all about Steve Francis and John Lucas.
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