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Sports Days Past @SportsDaysPast

27 days ago

@ChrisHerrington What!? How??

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@OleTimeHardball @robert_rheault Yes!

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3 months ago

94 feet. 4.8 seconds.

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3 months ago

Greatest buzzer beater in NCAA Tournament history? Laettner. Jenkins. Drew. Charles. Four iconic moments. One choice. 👇 Vote below 👇

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Sports Days Past @SportsDaysPast

3 months ago

Airball. Dunk. History.

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3 months ago

The play everyone remembers

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3 months ago

“For the national championship..”

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3 months ago

Fake. Turn. Fade. Game.

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3 months ago

Tyus Edney may also belong. If he’s your pick comment “Edney” below.

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3 months ago

@boroboyz32 Larry Finch helping him here. Finch was a great player too and played in the old ABA. Later, he coached Memphis and his 1992 team with Penny Hardaway went to the Elite 8

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3 months ago

Bill Walton went an incredible 21-22 from the field for 44 points in the 1973 National championship game against Memphis State. UCLA pulled away in the second half after the game was tied at halftime #UCLA

SportsDaysPast's tweet photo. Bill Walton went an incredible 21-22 from the field for 44 points in the 1973 National championship game against Memphis State. UCLA pulled away in the second half after the game was tied at halftime #UCLA https://t.co/diV1rQVb59

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3 months ago

#5? In 1954, a 20-year-old Hank Aaron debuted wearing a number few remember, #5 Hank hit .280 with 13 HR and finished 4th in Rookie of the Year voting. The next season, he switched to #44 and the rest is history. Did you know Aaron wore #5 his rookie season?

SportsDaysPast's tweet photo. #5?

In 1954, a 20-year-old Hank Aaron debuted wearing a number few remember, #5

Hank hit .280 with 13 HR and finished 4th in Rookie of the Year voting.

The next season, he switched to #44 and the rest is history.

Did you know Aaron wore #5 his rookie season? https://t.co/Xc5cdtZqV9

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3 months ago

Mickey Mantle had blazing speed as a rookie, but in the 1951 World Series, he tore his knee on a drain chasing a fly ball. His speed was never remotely close to what it had been, but he still became one of the best baseball players ever #Yankees #Mantle

SportsDaysPast's tweet photo. Mickey Mantle had blazing speed as a rookie, but in the 1951 World Series, he tore his knee on a drain chasing a fly ball. His speed was never remotely close to what it had been, but he still became one of the best baseball players ever #Yankees #Mantle https://t.co/otWIf6wZto

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3 months ago

Chaminade’s victory over #1 Virginia with 7’4” center Ralph Sampson in 1982 was one of the greatest upsets in sports history; and almost no one saw it!