who was the cal bears leading rebounder for the 1986 season?
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It was either Leonard Taylor or Dave Butler.  I am going to guess Dave Butler.
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Da Bears...\n\n"Considered by many the top collegiate kicker in the draft, Huston will battle Robbie Gould for Chicago's starting job."
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I think it's Darren Sproles of The San Diego Chargers. He's only 5'6" tall.
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Mike Dunlevy - he did it with the Lakers in the 70's and just now with the Clippers.  Go Clippers!
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Jay Hilgenberg # 63\n\nThe Bears destroyed the New England Patriots in 1985 and the season was 1984 - 1985.\n\nSuper Bowl XX(20)\nBears:  46\nPatriots: 10
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Chicago Bulls in the 90's
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Go Bucks!!!\n\n\n\nreason number one: Chad Henne, Kevin Gutteriz, Mike Hart three of the most explosive players who improved dramticaly during the off season.......what he didn't tell us was how bad they really sucked to begin with. Dramatic improvement? What they now know how to do their jumping jacks correctly?\n\nreason number two: LaMar Woodly, projected low first round high second round linebacker.....Wow low first round to high second round? WOW....ever hear of a #1 pick Ryan Leaf? Nuff said\n\ncharles breaston...no one can run fatser then this guy check him out, he's faster than steve smith and reggie bush!\n.......And Renaldo Neamiah was the fastest player when he played for the 9ers. Check out your local Highway Transportation site.....Speed Kills!
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michael vick\nantwaan randle el
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Scott Skiles...he still holds the NBA record for most assists in a game with 30, set on Dec. 30, 1990, as a member of the Orlando Magic
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I prefer the 85 Chicago Defense. I just know that when I think all time greatest that is always what I think of. The Bears had the name and the swagger. The D just was filled with names. They tore the other teams apart.
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My bet would be Jaren Reese 5'7" guard/wing...class of 2012.
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Paul Pierce. He had his best season this year.
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Alex\n\nAlex English was the NBA's most prolific scorer during the 1980s and retired as the seventh-leading scorer with 25, 613 points
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he was a guard for texas christian, he is the 3rd leading scorerof TCU. he was selected by Cleveland Cavaliers in 4th round of 1987 NBA Draft, the #80 pick i think. now hes a girls basketball coach
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Pete Maravich  3,667 points\nLSU 1968-1970 1,387 FGS, 893 FTS, 83 Games
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Its probably John Stockton... he owns a couple of assist records
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allen iverson\nthen latrel spreewell\nbut A.I. is the originator