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    7/18/2016 3:50 pm  #1

    ElDuque
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    This is for local BB historian duq81

    http://www.bleachercoaches.com/basketball/topic1798.html

     

    7/18/2016 9:36 pm  #2

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    Re: This is for local BB historian duq81

    Some errors, but not bad.

     

    7/19/2016 6:02 am  #3

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    Re: This is for local BB historian duq81

    Missing names? Or something else? Someone told me that Ned Conley, who played IM basketball for the Playboys, was on the 1976 postseason all star teams with BB and John Moore. Any truth to that?

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    7/19/2016 11:24 am  #4

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    Re: This is for local BB historian duq81

    ElDuque wrote:

    Missing names? Or something else? Someone told me that Ned Conley, who played IM basketball for the Playboys, was on the 1976 postseason all star teams with BB and John Moore. Any truth to that?

    Don't know about any of that, but Brashear didn't win the PIAA title in 1976, Fifth Avenue did. Brashear didn't exist then.
     

     

    7/19/2016 12:06 pm  #5

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    Re: This is for local BB historian duq81

    Here's another one for you:http://blogs.post-gazette.com/sports/varsity-blog/41137-a-look-back-at-all-of-the-old-boys-and-girls-fabulous-5-teams

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    7/19/2016 4:26 pm  #6

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    Re: This is for local BB historian duq81

    That 1993 team should make every Duquesne fan mad. John Carroll had his flaws, but there is no way he wouldn't have posted some winning records with those three, plus a guy who spent over a decade in the NBA.

     

     

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