What Trail Blazer committed an NBA record-38 technical fouls in the 1999-2000 season?
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Rasheed Wallace your man for the radio
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NBA Wilt Chamberlain 100 points\n\nMats Wermelin of Sweden holds the Guinness Book of Records title for most points scored in a single game: he scored all of the points in a 272-0 win in a regional tournament in Stockholm at the age of 13, February 5th, 1974.\n\nThe all-time high school record is held by Danny Heater, who scored 135 for Burnsville High (WV) in a 173-43 win against Widen High on January 26th, 1960.\n\nFrank Selvy is the only person to score 100 points in an NCAA Division I game, when he scored exactly 100 for Furman against Newberry College in a 149-95 rout on February 13th, 1954. (41-66 FG, 18-22 FT) \nClarence "Bevo" Francis has the NCAA all-division record of 113 points, for Rio Grande Community College against Hillsdale College, exactly 11 days before Selvy's mark. Francis also holds the NAIA mark of 116 points for Rio against Ashland College on January 19th, 1963, but this is not recognized by the NCAA because it did not come against a four-year institution. \nAside from Francis and Selvy, no one has ever scored 100 points in an NCAA game. Furthermore, no one, including Francis and Selvy, has ever scored 100 points against a Division I school. The most ever is 72, by Kevin Bradshaw for US International University in a 186-140 loss to Loyola Marymount University on January 5th, 1991.
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NEW YORK -- New Orleans Hornets forward Chris Andersen was dismissed and disqualified from the NBA on Friday for violating the league's drug policy.\n\nAndersen must wait two years before he can apply for reinstatement, the league said.\n\nAccording to the league's collective bargaining agreement, a player can only be disqualified for a fourth positive test for performance-enhancing drugs, or a first positive test for "drugs of abuse."\n\nThe drugs on that list are amphetamine and its analogs, which include methamphetamine; cocaine; LSD; opiates, including heroin, codeine and morphine; and PCP.\n\nAndersen has not previously been suspended for steroid use.\n\nAndersen, 27, averaged 5.0 points and 4.8 rebounds in 32 games this season, his fifth in the NBA. He played three seasons for the Nuggets before joining the Hornets.\n\nHe has a four-year, $14 million contract with the Hornets through the 2008-09 season that pays him $3.5 million a year.\n\nHornets owner George Shinn said in a statement released by the team, "we were obviously disappointed and saddened to hear that Chris has been dismissed from the league.\n\n"On behalf of his teammates, coaches and the entire organization, we wish him well and hope he learns from this experience," Shinn said.\n\nKnown as "Birdman" for his high-flying dunks, Andersen was a favorite among Hornets fans in Oklahoma City, where the team is playing most of its home games this season.\n\nNeither the NBA nor the union is allowed to comment on specifics of a player's drug test.\n\n"The players' association plans on filing a grievance on Chris Andersen's behalf," union spokesman Dan Wasserman said. "Our expectation is that a grievance hearing will take place in approximately two weeks."\n\nThe hearing will be heard by an independent grievance arbitrator.\n\nAndersen played in 67 games for the Hornets last season, averaging 7.7 points and 6.1 rebounds.\n\nHe is best known for his performance in the NBA's dunk contest last year when he needed eight tries to finish his first dunk.\n\nAndersen is the first player kicked out because of drugs since Stanley Roberts in 1999.\n\nPlayers who test positive for steroids or performance enhancing drugs, masking agents and diurectics get a 10-game suspension (1st offense), a 25-game suspension (2nd offense), a one-year suspension (3rd offense) and disqualification (4th offense).\n\nMarijuana penalties are a $25,000 fine (2nd offense), a five-game suspension (3rd offense), a 10-game suspension (4th offense), and five additional games for each subsequent violation.\n\nMaterial from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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to b shot in da basket
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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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138\n\nJason Kidd also merits mention as being the leader among active NBA players in triple-doubles, with 75 as of April 10, 2006. Oscar Robertson is the all-time leader with 181, followed by Magic Johnson's 138, and Wilt Chamberlain's 78. Kidd is currently fourth, and Larry Bird is fifth with 59.
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The Detroit Pistons scored 186 points against the Denver Nuggets (184) on December 13, 1983 in triple overtime. The scores were tied at 145 all at the end of regulation.
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99-102 OT.  Miami Heat.
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Nobody.  The 3-pt shot didn't exist in the NBA until the 1980 season, and Fred Brown shot .4432 that year.
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Wilton Norman Chamberlain, commonly known as Wilt Chamberlain (August 21, 1936 – October 12, 1999) was a former National Basketball Association basketball player. Known as Wilt the Stilt (a nickname he hated) or The Big Dipper, he is regarded as one of the greatest and most dominant basketball players of all time for the incredible statistical achievements he attained throughout his playing career.
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nba heat\ncol. north carolina
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Go to eastbay.com, or nba.com or search it on google.com
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John Stockton\n\nPacers kick @$$
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stop him! he got 42 points, and is unstoppable. He beat MJ FG record for the playoffs and has the most Free Throw record.\nYou can't stop him
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It was in his rookie season, it was a sunday afternoon game. If I recall correctly it was Orlando at Phoenix. He went up for a dunk and took the backboard down with him.  Some say it was a publicity stunt by the NBA.
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nba live 05, introduced the slam dunk contest so i gotta give it a 8\nmadden 05 i'll give a 6
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Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.