Did Jason Kidd and Tony Gonzalez ever play college basketball together at California?
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Tony's freshman year @ Cal was 94-95 which was JKIdd's 1st year w/ Dallas
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J-KIDD AINT UNDERRATED AT ALL HES ALWAYS TALKED AMONG THE LEAGUES BEST PGS WITH NASH AND BILLUPS!\nHES NOT AN MVP CALIBUR PLAYER CUZ HE DOESNT AVERAGE MUCH POINTS AND PLAYS WITH OTHER GREAT PLAYERS SUCH AS VINSANITY AND RJ.
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Grant Hill most definitely has heart.. can't take that away\n\nMJ is my fave though.. self-explanitory\n\ngary payton and jason kidd are behind him (bay area natives)
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Yes! It would be so awesome. The 11-time Champions vs. the team who has never even made it to the NCAA tournament.
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John Stockton\n\nPacers kick @$$
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Screw the stats...\n\nIf you look at it plainly...you are getting the same player for the same player.  Its all about the players around them that make up the major differences in the stats.  Neither one of them have very long left in the league I think. Nash longer than Kidd...
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Tony Hinkle created the first orange basketball in the late 1950s
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Now or of all time?\nNow, Jason Kidd\nAll time Magic Johnson, 12 Full Seasons, 9 NBA Finals, 5 Rings.
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http://www.sportsstats.com/bball/NCAAboxes/1983\nNot the entire roster, but everyone who played in 1983 championship.\n\nAnd this is the boxscores from all games in 1983 for NC State\nhttp://www.sportsstats.com/bball/boxlines/NCSU/1983
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Yes, Pistol Pete was a much more dominant player.  Just compare their stats in the college years.
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The players listed for the '90s are good, but I think the '80s team would beat them consistently.  I think Shaq matches up well against Hakeem, and Duncan is great, but there's no comparison when it comes to backcourt play.  Kobe is a great player, but still a pale imitation of Michael Jordan, while Gary Payton is nowhere near the floor general that John Stockton would be with this team.\n\nThe 1992 US Olympic team is considered by many to be the greatest team ever assembled, and four of the guys you listed - MJ, Stockton, Pippen and Malone - were important members of that team.  So, I just can't see that '90s group being talked about in the same breath, at least at this point.
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They've been there twice already since J. Kidd took the helm.  They have a talented squad and they are all healthy.  They definitely have a chance to take the trophy this time.
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NY Point Guards would make great "And 1" players but for whatever reason they struggle with the structure required to play the NBA game...that to say I agree these guys are talented but yes are overrated when you put them in the scheme of the NBA...they run neck and neck with the idea the University of Arizona is considered "Point Guard U"...even though they feature\n\nDamon Stoudamire\nMike Bibby\nGilbert Arenas\nJason Terry\n\nThese guys are good scorers but are not good play-making point guards...(check your stats you wont find any of these guys in the top ten in assists year in and year out)
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NCAA basketball: Temple University announces that head men's basketball coach John Chaney will not coach in the Atlantic 10 Conference's tournament. This decision stems from an incident during a game against Saint Joseph's University on February 24, when Chaney responded to the non-calling of illegal screens by Hawks players by sending in Temple center Nehemiah Ingram to commit hard fouls on Saint Joseph's center John Bryant.
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LeBron James was drafted right out of High School \n(St. Vincent's St. Mary's)\n\nCheck this out\nhttp://www.nbadraft.net/profiles/lebronjames.htm\n\n  He was selected first overall by the Cleveland Cavs\n\nAs for Jason Kidd...  He was drafted in 1994 by the Dallas Mavricks 1st round and 2nd overall from California.  \n\nI hope this helps you out.\n\n\nhttp://www.nbadraft.net/1994.htm
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Kudos to the person who pointed out that Kidd is bi-racial, and add Bibby to that list as well. To whomever suggested Christian Laettner, you must not have seen him play since the UK-Duke buzzer beater that broke my heart in 1992. He's been a bust and a stiff ever since. I'll side with the guy who said Brad Miller, since he's one of the best at his position period (the hardest position to find in the NBA, no less), and would have to be at least top-5 in a list of American-born, white, active players.
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Brad Miller... I would say Jason Kidd, or Mike Bibby but their both mixed so it really would'nt count.