Friday Trivia: 90's Basketball Edition

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Friday....TRIVIA GAME!!!!!!!
90's Edition

I figure after last night we could all use a diversion. Kelly Dwyers Behind the Boxscore hasn't come out yet and that will just be another punch in the kidneys. So I figure, how 'bout some o that good ol fashioned Friday Trivia game?

Here is how it works: You describe a player or just ask a question. Other people answer it. The rules are simple and brief.

1) Try to keep it no more than 2 or three open unanswered questions at a time (total, not per person) so if you see a question that hasn't been answered yet, allow it some time before you ask your own.

2) Whoever answers it first gets a TP. If the asker thinks its worth it, they can throw more TP's in as a prize.

3) All questions should be 90's centric.

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I will go first, with an easy one.

He went to highschool then college in the state he was born in. He averaged roughly 18.5 points per contest over the first 7 years of my career, before He was traded from the team that drafted me in the early first round during the early 90's. He wasn't ever a superstar on Jordan's level, but he had a 'lil' bit of star credibility.

[Fan from VT]

I will go first, with an easy one.

He went to highschool then college in the state he was born in. He averaged roughly 18.5 points per contest over the first 7 years of my career, before He was traded from the team that drafted me in the early first round during the early 90's. He wasn't ever a superstar on Jordan's level, but he had a 'lil' bit of star credibility.

Penny?

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I will go first, with an easy one.

He went to highschool then college in the state he was born in. He averaged roughly 18.5 points per contest over the first 7 years of my career, before He was traded from the team that drafted me in the early first round during the early 90's. He wasn't ever a superstar on Jordan's level, but he had a 'lil' bit of star credibility.

Penny?

Was it the 'lil' part?

TP's awarded!

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From 1995 to 2000 he averaged 11 pts or better, the best time in his career. He is more well known though, as a role player for a team in the early-mid 90's that came close, but couldn't quite hack it.

[Fan from VT]

Ok, let's see.

I was an NCAA champion, but earned a reputation for never being able to get the team over the top in the pros. I was also part of the single greatest two-person basketball team ever assembled. And if you still don't know who I am, maybe your grandma would know.

[WeMadeIt17]

Ok, let's see.

I was an NCAA champion, but earned a reputation for never being able to get the team over the top in the pros. I was also part of the single greatest two-person basketball team ever assembled. And if you still don't know who I am, maybe your grandma would know.

Larry Johnson?

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Ok, let's see.

I was an NCAA champion, but earned a reputation for never being able to get the team over the top in the pros. I was also part of the single greatest two-person basketball team ever assembled. And if you still don't know who I am, maybe your grandma would know.

Larry Johnson.

EDIT: AH!. Darn. Too late

[Fan from VT]

From 1995 to 2000 he averaged 11 pts or better, the best time in his career. He is more well known though, as a role player for a team in the early-mid 90's that came close, but couldn't quite hack it.

Starks?

[Fan from VT]

Ok, let's see.

I was an NCAA champion, but earned a reputation for never being able to get the team over the top in the pros. I was also part of the single greatest two-person basketball team ever assembled. And if you still don't know who I am, maybe your grandma would know.

Larry Johnson?

heck yeah. TP. Mourning/Johnson on NBA JAM!!!!

[WeMadeIt17]

GRAND-MA-MA! I loved Larry Johnson

[Donoghus]

From 1995 to 2000 he averaged 11 pts or better, the best time in his career. He is more well known though, as a role player for a team in the early-mid 90's that came close, but couldn't quite hack it.

Anthony Mason?

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From 1995 to 2000 he averaged 11 pts or better, the best time in his career. He is more well known though, as a role player for a team in the early-mid 90's that came close, but couldn't quite hack it.

Anthony Mason?

Mason is right. I love those early 90's knick teams.

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Olympic Gold Medalist, Prolific Shooter, All-star, All NBA, and member of one of the most explosive 3 man combos in the history if the NBA. Later went on to be a pretty terrible GM. Also, it isn't Larry Bird, but he did spend some time in Indiana.

[Fan from VT]

I was the last pick of the second round of my draft class. I was a one trick pony, but man was I good at that trick! Oh, and I'm still associated with the team that drafted me, even though there were no big moments involving that team while I played...and I was involved in many big moments.