Is Michael Jordan's son playing college basketball?
Marcus Jordan, a shooting guard at 6' 2" and 180 lbs, is graduating high school this year and is expected to be recruited. ChaCha!
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Where did Serge Ibaka play college basketball?
Serge Ibaka did not attend a college or university.
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What does s.o.s. mean and stand for in college basketball rpi rankings?
A common misconception is that SOS means Save Our Ship/Souls ...
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What does RPI mean in college basketball rankings?
In College basketball RPI stands for Ratings Percentage Index...
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Why do some college basketball players wear t shirts under their jerseys?
Some college basketball players wear t shirts because they ha...
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Where did tim duncan play college basketball?
Tim Duncan played college basketball for Wake Forest. He curr...
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Where did Serge Ibaka play college basketball?
Serge Ibaka did not attend a college or university.
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What does s.o.s. mean and stand for in college basketball rpi rankings?
A common misconception is that SOS means Save Our Ship/Souls ...
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What does RPI mean in college basketball rankings?
In College basketball RPI stands for Ratings Percentage Index...
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Where did Blake Griffin play college basketball?
The 6ft 10in and 251 lb Blake Griffin in a forward for the Ok...
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Why do some college basketball players wear t shirts under their jerseys?
Some college basketball players wear t shirts because they ha...
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What does s.o.s. mean and stand for in college basketball rpi rankings?
A common misconception is that SOS means Save Our Ship/Souls ...
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What does RPI mean in college basketball rankings?
In College basketball RPI stands for Ratings Percentage Index...
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Where did Serge Ibaka play college basketball?
Serge Ibaka did not attend a college or university.
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What year did the University of Kentucky play it's first college basketball game?
1902 An organized basketball program for women began at the U...
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What is the order of rankings for college basketball?
The current AP poll looks like this: #1 Wake Forest, #2 Duke,...
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How many teams participated in the 2009 College Basketball Invitational tournament?
32 teams participated in that tournament. ChaCha on!
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Who is the tallest player in college basketball in 2012?
Yasutaka Okayama was the tallest basketball player drafted in...
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Where did rajon rondo go to college and play basketball?
Rajon Rondo played college basketball at Kentucky. ChaCha
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How to be a college basketball referee?
Sign up to be an official in a youth league. In many instance...
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Did kobe bryant play basketball in college?
Kobe Bryant did not go to college, he entered the NBA directl...
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Who has won the most college basketball games in one season?
Until the NCAA stripped Memphis of the 2008 season on August ...
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What is the winningest program in college basketball?
Wake Forest has the top rank with a 16-0 record. ChaCha again...
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What is the playing surface called where the college basketball semi-finals are played?
The college basketball semi-finals for the national champions...
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Where did rajon rondo go to college and play basketball?
Rajon Rondo played college basketball at Kentucky. ChaCha
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What is the worst score ever in a college basketball game?
Kansas > Mizzou! 62-60
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What is the record number of over times in a college basketball game?
The most overtimes in a single NCAA basketball game was in 19...
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Where did hakeem olajawan play college basketball?
NBA player Hakeem Olajuwon played college basketball at Houst...
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What college did Greg Anthony play basketball at?
Greg Anthony of the Milwaukee Bucks played at University of N...
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Did college basketball already start?
Yes! Yesterday there was a game between Eastern Kentucky 83 a...
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What brand of basketball is used in college and in the NBA?
For men, the official ball is 29.5 inches (74.9 cm) in circum...
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