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First team (college basketball history)

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G Isaah Thomas

G Pistol Pete

F Dan Issel

F Michael Jordan

C Lew Alcinder

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Oscar Robertson should be on anyones team Professor for PG, SG, or SF he was like Magic Johnson could and did play any position on the floor.

Larry Bird - S F

Magic Johnson - PG, SG, Sf, or PF

Micheal Jordon - any position

Lew Alcinder - C Along with several others that could be there.

I think there are so many good options that its hard to go wrong. All of the players taht I have seen are very talented and had great careers.

If the Big "O" isn't on your list, then you either don't understand College Basketball, or were too young to see him play. Remember, as a Freshmen he wasn't allowed to play varsity basketball......

 

At University of Cincinnati, where he became known as The Big O, he led the Bearcats to the Final Four in 1959 and 1960. He was a three-time first team All-American, the first player to lead the NCAA in scoring three straight years, and the first to win National College Player of the Year honors three times. (In 1998, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association renamed their men's college Player of the Year Award the Oscar Robertson Trophy.) Following graduation in 1960 with a B.S. degree in Business, he co-captained the Pete Newell-coached, undefeated 1960 U.S. Olympic gold medal team, often considered the greatest basketball team ever put together.

PG: Magic Johnson

SG: Pistol Pete

SF: Larry Legned

PF: Karl Malone

C: Lew Alcindor

PG: Magic Johnson

SG: Pistol Pete

SF: Larry Legned

PF: Karl Malone

C: Lew Alcindor

 

 

I have seen several people put Karl Malone. I think Malone was an outstanding pro, but was he that dominant in college?

PG: Jai Lucas - Kentucky

SG: Alex Legion - Kentucky

SF: AJ Stewart - Kentucky

PF: Patrick Patterson - Kentucky

C: Beas Hamga - Kentucky

 

...:lol:

Graig Anthony-UNLV was as good as any guard to play at the college level. I also like "Sir" Charles and Kareem. Michael Jordan was a much better pro than College player IMO although he was good in College. As bad as I hate to say it Latener was a great College player as well. Not Sur who else I'd throw in there.

Graig Anthony-UNLV was as good as any guard to play at the college level. I.

 

 

Greg Anthony as good as Oscar Robertson? Magic Johnson? Jerry West? Pistol Pete? Jerry West? David Thompson?

 

Anthony is not even in the discussion of best guards in college.

No love for Austin Carr anywhere?

Larry Bird has to be on the list somewhere.

Pete Maravich - LSU

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar(Lew Alcindor) - UCLA

Oscar Robertson - Cincinnati

David Thompson – North Carolina State

Larry Bird - Indiana State

 

Other great college players...

Bill Walton – UCLA

Bill Russell - San Francisco

Elvin Hayes - Houston

Magic Johnson – Michigan State

Jerry Lucas - Ohio State

Wilt Chamberlain - Kansas

Bill Bradley – Princeton

 

So many more...

You know I forgot Bill Russell and Bill Walton on my list, and let me tell you they were quit the players to forget. This should be the best ten players lol.

Pg: Magic

Sg: Jeff Shepard

Sf: Larry Legend

Pf: Tim Duncan

C: Hakeem olajuwon

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