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NCAA / NBA Trivia

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Hey, if you know it, you know it. :)

What was I supposed to do, do some research or something???

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Hey, if you know it, you know it. :)

What was I supposed to do, do some research or something???

:laugh: :laugh: Righttttttttt!!! You got any good ones?

Who is the only NBA coach to record 60-win seasons with three different franchises?

 

easyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Yahooooooooooooooo. I knew that one anyways I just double checked.

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Google is the bomb ain't it HT...:);)

 

Actually, I think Google might not have been needed for that one.

Then where were you at on that one Strike ??? lol

Who is the only player ever to have led the NBA, ABA and NCAA in scoring?

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Then where were you at on that one Strike ??? lol

 

Doing other things.

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Who is the only player ever to have led the NBA, ABA and NCAA in scoring?

 

Rick Barry. Happy? Again Google makes most trivia obsolete.

What team won the very first NCAA men's college basketball championship?

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Rick Barry. Stupid Internet makes it to easy. :lol:

 

Beat You.

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