des mccumbee, ex basketball player?
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Is that a question?  I've never heard of a basketball player with that name...could your spelling be incorrect?
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According to wikipedia's Grambling State University page, it is Antwahn Nance. He went to GSU and then played basketball for the Los Angeles Clippers. This is also confirmed by the A&E Interventions message board. \n\nThere is a surprising lack of information on him on the Internet, but this is no doubt who you're referring to.
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Position: F-G\nHeight: 6'7"    Weight: 200 lbs.\nBorn: January 12, 1960 in Paris, France \nHigh School: Washington in Washington, NC\nCollege: University of Georgia\n\n\nDrafted by the Utah Jazz in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the 1982 NBA draft.
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Rick Adelman of the Sacramento Kings!! Not because i idolize him, but to ask him what he is doing?!??!? i mean come on! Try playin the bench every now and then cause it aint workin'!!
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I am 40 years old and len bias is the best college basketball player that I have ever seen. Yes and that include MJ. Len bias was suppose to carry the touch when larry bird retired. Boston would have won more championships if bias would have played and yes boston would have been in good shape today. Bias death set boston back for years.
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Reggie White, Minister of Defense. NFL Football player. Now deceased.  A great athlete but a man of God first.
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From a report I just heard on ESPN. someone with the last name of Brown (don't remember the first name) was mentioned. He was an assistant that has been with the team for a long time.
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Still involved with basketball, he's actually President of the Pacers.\n\nWould love to see him back at the Celtics one day.
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You could try a Google search, such as:\n\n"Wade Bedell" "san antonio"
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One of the first was Chuck Connors who played briefly with the Brooklyn Dodgers and also with the Boston Celtics and was the first player to break a backboard although I don't think it was a glass one.\n\nThat honour went ot Gus Johnson who played for the Baltimore Bullets of the NBA in the 60's.\n\nGus had a gold star on one of his front teeth.\n\nChuck Connors later went on to an acting career and played the Rifleman on a popular TV series.\n\nAnother 2 sport player was Gene Connoly who played basketball for the Boston celtics and also was a good baseball pitcher with either the Red Sox or the White Sox I think.\n\nDave Debuschere who played with the Knicks in baskeball was also a big league pitcher with the Detroit Tigers.\n\nBasketball/Baseball is probably the most common 2 sport combination since the seasons don't overlap very much.\n\nI have seen some recent day former college football and basketball players who are or were  playing triple A baseball.\n\nI can't remember their names.
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MANU GINOBILI!!!! From the San Antonio Spurs basketball team! He is number 20 (very attractive!) and he is an excellent player!\n\nHis nick-names are Obi-Wan Ginobili, plus a few others\n\nGo Spurs Go!!!
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Probably Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans. I saw him play in a celebrity basketball game at the Cortez Hankton NFL Celebrity Weekend at Texas Southern University. He had some amazing dunks. Marcus Stroud of the Jacksonville Jaguars was there and he can get up there pretty good for a big man.
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Mick Duram from Montana State University. He is a really good coach and just retired. But not because hes to old just wanted to coach another team.
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Mine's retired, It's MJ, the secon on the list's also retired and it was another MJ (Magic Johnson), I'm not an old school guy, I'm just 24, but the basketball played from the early 80's till the mid 90's was the best for me (remember the dream team?)
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American Basketball Association = former home of Dr. J.\nHome of the Red White and Blue Ball\nBirthplace of the three point shot.
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University of Michigan. Daniel Horton is the senior leader. After working with Chauncey Billups of the Detroit Pistons, Horton has learned how to manage a game and when it is the proper time to take a shot. He probably is one of the more controlled guards in college, and he is one of the 16 finalist for the Bob Cousy Award which is given to the nations top point guard. Aside from Horton though, my favorite player outside of Michigan is Dee Brown of Illinois. Brown is another Bob Cousy Award top 16 finalist. Brown is the quickest player in college and he carries Illinois on his shoulders. He seems like a bit bigger version of Allen Iverson because he drives the lane, creates the fast break, his quickness, and he defends well as he has won the Big Ten defensive player of the year along with the Big Ten player of the year in 2005. There may not be a better point guard in college right now.
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yes I am a real Gerald Levert fan and it broke my heart when I heard of his passing.  I am truly sad about it. I will pray for his family.