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Wake Jeopardy answer tonight

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On college sports. $1,000 Referenced where Tim Duncan and Chris Paul went to college.
 
1,000 is supposed to be the hardest question in the first round right? Tjdk.
 
So, was the assumed difficulty that the contestants would be unfamiliar with Tim and Chris or unfamiliar with WF?

Point: our sports information department has some work to do, maybe?
 
So did Clark Griswold.

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"The school that managed to not go to a Final 4 despite having Tim Duncan and Chris Paul."

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Had Rutland not blown out his knee in the ACCT.... :mad:

The Final 4 would have been ours to lose.
 
Had Rutland not blown out his knee in the ACCT.... :mad:

The Final 4 would have been ours to lose.

Wake became a very different (worse) team once Rutland's knee went.

The conventional wisdom was that you needed three future NBA players to have a decent shot at the title. Once Rutland went down, Wake didn't have that level of talent.
 
IIRC, we had 3 NBA players with Duncan, Larue and Rutland. Rutland was abusing Stephon Marbury.

Once Rutland got hurt, Marbury scored a few meaningless buckets.

Rutland showed how good he was on Senior Day after a lackluster post-injury senior year.

Larue actually did a nice job moving over to PG, but he kind of looked like JJ Redick trying to play point. To his credit, he was a credible backup PG for the Jazz and in today's NBA, he would find a roster spot.

Ultimately, we did what we do, lost to Kentucky.

The Big Country game with Childress, then the Rutland/Duncan/Larue years were our "shot." And shit WF luck got us both years.
 
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