what college team did ron simmons play for?
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Florida State Seminoles.
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I rooted for the Mountaineers when Famous Amos Zereroue was the running back. He went to high school two miles from where I live.
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Ohio State had the best recruiting class.. landing 4 of the Top 30 recruits in the country including the top prospect Greg Oden and his teammate Greg Conley, who is widely believed to be one of the best young point guards in the country.\n\nDaequan Cook and David Lighty were the other two top 30 recruits the Buckeyes landed for this coming season.\n\nNorth Carolina also had a tremendous class, landing three top 10 recruits (F/C Brandan Wright, PG Tywon Lawson, and SG Wayne Ellington)\n\nDuke, Kansas, and Texas round out the best classes for 2006.. but Ohio State and North Carolina did an amazing job landing prime talent for the future.
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UCLA..during the John Wooden Years
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Ncaachampionships.com
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34 games by Florida Atlantic University in 1999 (yes they're really D1)  and Texas also did it in 1977.  Coincidentally FSU just had a 32 game streak snapped by Miami, something in the water in Florida I guess!
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Yeah, you are probably thinking of Doak Walker. He played college ball at Texas (I think, or maybe it was one of the other Texas schools besides UT), and then he played for the Detroit Lions during their most recent glory days of the 1950s.
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I'm a Houston native so the U. of H. and the Texans are my teams. I have a familial link to U.H. One of my uncles played on the very first U.H. basketball team and scored their first points against N. Texas St. I'm also a Cornhusker fan because they beat Oklahoma in one of the best ever games way back in the early 70's.
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nice i liked julius hodge he was my g. i dont really have a favorite since i root for the team that has players i like, saint josephs back when they had delonte west and jameer nelson was a tight team. marquette when dwyane wade was ballin, and syracuse is another college team i go for, hakim warrick! basically anyone but duke, redick is a f@g and williams is overrated.
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ebay.com/college sports
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UCLA vs George Mason\n\nGeorge Mason
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mississippi state\n\n:>peace
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yes they lost in the semis to Kansas 94-61. They only NC in NCAA's was in '77, they also won the NIT in '70. He is currently in his third year in the NBA with the Miami Heat. He was the 5th pick behind L. James(1st Clev), D. Milicic(2nd Det), C. Anthony (3rd Denv), C. Bosh (4th Tor).
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Contact the University of Illinois (see url below)and tell them your story.  They should have a record of who was on the team when they won the Big 10 back in '46.  You have the initials, so it should be easy to narrow it down. \n\nI think you are to be commended for trying to find the original owner.  I'm sure he will appreciate it more than you know. \n\nGood Luck.
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Bird received a basketball scholarship to Indiana University in 1976. At the time, Indiana was one of the premier college basketball programs in the country, led by esteemed head coach Bobby Knight. However, Bird—homesick and overwhelmed by the size and population of the university—left the school after one month and returned to French Lick. After briefly attending a local community college and working numerous odd jobs around the town (including a stint as a garbage man), Bird enrolled at Indiana State University, where he was coached by Bob King. Bob King suffered a heart attack prior to the 1978-79 season and assistant Bill Hodges was promoted to head coach. Bird led the ISU Sycamores to the NCAA championship game in 1979, his senior season, only to lose to the Michigan State University Spartans, who were led by his future NBA rival, Earvin "Magic" Johnson. The Sycamores finished the season 33-1. That year, Bird won the Naismith and Wooden Awards, given to the year's top male college basketball player. After playing only three years at Indiana State, he left as the fifth-highest scorer in NCAA history.
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Here is a site that has a list of the rushing leaders throughout NCAA history, but it has Ron Dayne still leading it.  If I am not mistaken, I believe he has been dethroned.  I know Memphis' DeAngelo Williams came close and is on the list somewhere near the top.\n\nLike you, I had trouble finding this information.
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Right off, my first guess is "Pistol" Pete Maravich. I'm going to check on that, though.\n\nEDIT:\nYep, and I found this in an interesting place (see source link):\n\n============================================================\nCollege Playing Highlights: \n\nScored 3,199 points, second only to Pete Maravich in all-time scoring among male or female college players.....\n============================================================\n\nThe reason I felt it was Maravich is because I knew he averaged way over 40ppg in college (link 2).