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2014 Basketball Eligibles

There always seems to be differing opinions on Alonzo Mourning. Some say overrated, some say underrated, and a surprising amount has forgotten the big man altogether. The latter shouldn’t happen. Mourning was a legitimate 20-10 player for years, and he complimented it with ferocious blocking. Twice, he would win the Defensive Player of the Year and would average 20 points per game in eight seasons.…
This one should be fascinating. Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway may have played in the imposing shadow of Shaquille O’Neal for the Orlando Magic in the mid-90’s, but Hardaway was a certifiable star in his own right with multiple commercials (remember Lil’ Penny?) and a pair of post season First Team All Star Selections. With O’Neal, Hardaway helped Orlando reach the NBA Finals and in terms of…
We have a feeling that this could be the most polarizing Basketball Hall of Fame debate over the next few years. Nobody can argue that Chris Webber and the rest of the Fab Five in Michigan were not among the most impactful group of college athletes in the last thirty years. That being true, Webber is still dogged by that failed call of a timeout…
A three time All Star from Temple, Eddie Jones was more of a pest than a Shooting Guard. Although he was capable of draining three pointers, it was his defensive prowess that made him a dangerous player. Jones captured the Steals Title in 2000 in his lone season with the Charlotte Hornets, where he also saw his best offensive production. A very good player at…
Sam Cassell may never have been the best player on any team he was on, but didn’t it always seem that as soon as he got to a team, they got better? Cassell was a great locker room guy, a good leader, an efficient passer and a feisty defender. He is the only player in NBA history to play over ten years and win a…
The only real bright spot in the brief history of the Vancouver Grizzlies had to be Shareef Abdur-Rahim. He averaged over twenty points there four consecutive times and continued that in his first and lone All Star appearance with the Atlanta Hawks. Overall he was a good scorer and capable rebounder, but the former PAC-12 Player of the year is not likely to be on…

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  • 195. Luna Vachon
    195.  Luna Vachon Recently, Matt Striker referred to Serena as the anti-diva.  That may be somewhat accurate, but had the diva term been associated with wrestling in the past, that designation would have been earmarked for Luna Vachon.  As the daughter of Paul Vachon and the niece of Mad Dog and Vivian Vachon, Luna was bred for the business.  She was compact, strong…
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