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Date Posted: Tuesday, September 07, 08:18:58pm
Author: YardleyZack
Subject: Wow, no we're going back to 1941 to find something positive about Duquesne athletics, I thought 1955 was the limit !
In reply to: CLK 's message, "Not sure how much it proved, but it is read, as is your forum. In both basketball & football the thing that will be noticed the most is winning. My cousin was an All American on DU's Iron Dukes 1941 undefeated team. I believe I read on your forum that if the BCS system was in effect at that time DU would have been ranked #1. We will never be at that level again, but there is a lot of history behind DU football, and I look for DU to be a consistent challenger in their league as the get more scholarship players. It is in our blood." on Monday, September 06, 06:47:11pm

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Read the article Skippy. You might find out how far you have to go to be the man you will never have the class to be. (NT) -- Coffee, Tuesday, September 07, 08:39:35pm
Hey Lisa Simpson, let's get real about Pitt for a minute. I have to figure Charles Smith is the most successful former Panther who played in the NBA. And what is he known for? Crapping his pants on a layup in a playoff game! So stop obsessing over the Dukes like you do over Ralphie Wiggum and Millhouse, and take a hike already. PS ... PITT CHEATS! (NT) -- El Duque, Tuesday, September 07, 11:20:07pm
- Billy Knight is the most successful former Pitt player. Norman and Knight had the exact same career scoring average, 15.7ppg. This doesn't include Knight's ABA stats, which were in the mid 20's. WVU has West, PSU has....? (NT) -- duq81, Tuesday, September 07, 11:53:17pm
  - john amaechi.. hmm (NT) -- dukes13, Wednesday, September 08, 11:23:16am
    - LOL! I wasn't going to go there! (NT) -- duq81, Wednesday, September 08, 11:46:36am
  - PSU has big Frank Brickowski. He had a 12 year NBA career and averaged 10 pts. & 4.7 rbs. per game. (NT) -- Always a Duke, Wednesday, September 08, 12:00:37pm
    - Remember when John Moore punched him and got ejected? (NT) -- duq81, Thursday, September 09, 07:34:03am
      - John Moore punched Phil Collins of WVU at the Arena. I was there. (NT) -- Somerset24, Thursday, September 09, 08:02:09pm
        He may well have punched Collins, but he punched out Frank Brickowski too. I was there. (NT) -- duq81, Thursday, September 09, 08:17:06pm
        Just in case you still think I don't know what I'm talking about (see inside) -- duq81, Friday, September 10, 04:19:51pm
  - Compare the rings. (NT) -- El Duque, Wednesday, September 08, 11:12:54pm

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