I'm looking for information on 1985 UCLA Basketball Team and Gearld Jones one of the Players?
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Try a search engine or two.
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prekkoy, Dean Smith did not coach Walton or Lew Alcindor (it's Lew, not Lou...Lew was short for Lewis). They both played for John Wooden at UCLA... Alcindor's Bruins destroyed Smith's Tar Heels in the 1968 NCAA Championship game 78-55.\n\nJohn Wooden is the greatest college basketball coach ever, by far. Ten national championships in 12 years. Nowadays, you're great if you make it to the 'sweet 16'.  \n\nWooden's accomplishments totally dwarf Mike Krzyzewski's record, as well as that of every other college coach who ever lived.\n\nKrzyzewski is easily the best coach of the last twenty years. I think coach K is probably one of the top five college coaches ever, along with Wooden, Adolf Rupp, Bobby Knight and Dean Smith.\n\nOther than Elton Brand and Grant Hill, Duke's players don't seem to make very good NBA players, for some reason. Christian Laettner was never much of a player in the NBA, depsite the joke of naming him to the 1992 Dream Team, because they wanted to have one college player on the team.\n\nAny other Duke players from the last 20 years have a distinguished NBA career? I can't think of any. Bobby Hurley might have been a decent pro, but almost killed himself in that accident...\n\nWooden's players were much better prepared for the pros after playing at UCLA than Duke's players have ever been. But if I had one game to win in college today, there's no one I'd rather have on the sidelines than coach K.
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According to the site I found, Deacon Jones unofficially had 173-1/2 sacks.  This places him 3rd behind Reggie White and Bruce Smith.
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They all played for UCLA...\n\nThey also all played indoor but at different times in their careers...
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Robert:  Start with the Babe Ruth Official Web site http://www.baberuthleague.org/ and see if you can contact them and get the charter information for Tulare, Visalia or Hanford or Tulare County.  Then check with the parks department in those cities to see if they have records of Babe Ruth using their ballfields (it's unlikely any youth leagues had their own fields in those days).  You can also go to the Times Delta, or the Tulare/Hanford papers and search their archives.  As a last result try ads in the newspapers for old timers who played, coached, umpired, etc. for BRL.  I think if you had a League in the mid-fifties the teams would have been composed of Tulare, Hanford, and Visalia.  By the way, Babe Ruth League ball didn't get to large sections of Los Angeles until the late 1950's and early1960's, so maybe it wasn't to the San Joaquin yet.  You might try to run down American Legion players of that era, as many of them helped coach Babe Ruth and Little League teams and may be able to answer your question.   BTW, I was a long term resident of Visalia until 1994, but now live out of state.
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heres a good site http://www.nba.com/history/players/johnsonm_bio.html
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o neal broke b ball backboards in the 90's against the phoenix suns..u can watch the video in the following site:\n\nhttp://www.metacafe.com
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You could try a Google search, such as:\n\n"Wade Bedell" "san antonio"
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http://www.ulusalgazeteler.com/spor/basketbol.htm\n\ntry this link :)
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Good question... I couldn't find the exact player, but did find a roster list from the 1970 team in that game and have included it in the link.  Hope this helps a little.\n\nMatt
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Former #1 overall draft pick of the Golden State Warriors in the early 80s. One of the bigger busts in NBA History.
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this is some p2p URL\ntry to search NBA, NBA actions, NBA videos\n\nhttp://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1\nhttp://www.limewire.com
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Deacon Jones would hold the all time record for sacks if they had kept that stat during his days. They have gone back and counted the sacks he had and the number was unreal. Nobody today even comes close. The guy was awesome!
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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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Check out this link\nIt has other links about Rick Kamla that might help you answer your question.\n\nhttp://www.nba.com/fantasy/features/kamla_korner.html\n\nHope this helps\ngood luck.
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Pete Maravich  3,667 points\nLSU 1968-1970 1,387 FGS, 893 FTS, 83 Games
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One good place to find articles about USA basketball is the NBA.com webiste: http://www.nba.com/usabasketball. The interview with GM Jerry Colangelo and the interview with the head coach may be useful for outlining their vision for the team, as well as addressing issues related to find the right balance for teamwork and individual skill.