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Just looking for Orlando Magic history made me look for expansion draft results form the late 80's NBA and early 90's MLB so here we are. I actually remember recording the 1992 Marlins/Rockies draft. Ugh how sad is that? Oh Nigel Wilson we harldy knew ya. 1988 NBA Expansion Draft Miami Heat 1. Arvid Kramer, Mavericks 2. Billy Thompson, Lakers 3. Fred Roberts, Celtics 4. Scott Hastings, Hawks 5. Jon Sunvold, Spurs 6. Kevin Wlliams, Sonics 7. Hansi Gnad, 76ers 8. Darnell Valentine, Clippers 9. Dwayne Washington, Nets 10. Andre Turner, Rockets 11. Conner Henry, Kings 12. John Stroeder, Bucks Charlotte Hornets 1. Dell Curry, Cavs 2. Dave Hoppen, Warriors 3. Mugsy Bogues, Bullets 4. Mike Brown, Bulls 5. Rickey Green, Jazz 6. Michael Holton, Blazers 7. Michael Brooks, Nuggets 8. Bernard Thompson, Suns 9. Ralph Lewis, Pistons 10. Clinton Wheeler, Pacers 11. Sedric Toney, Knicks 1989 NBA Expansion Draft Orlando Magic 1. Sidney Green, Knicks 2. Reggie Theus, Hawks 3. Terry Catledge, Bullets 4. Sam Vincent, Bulls 5. Otis Smith, Warriors 6. Scott Skiles, Pacers 7. Jerry Reynolds, Sonics 8. Mark Acres, Celtics 9. Morlon Wiley, Mavericks 10. Jim Farmer, Jazz 11. Keith Lee, Nets 12. Frank Johnson, Rockets Minnesota Timberwolves 1. Rick Mahorn, Pistons 2. Tyrone Corbin, Suns 3. Steve Johnson, Blazers 4. Brad Lohaus, Kings 5. David Rivers, Lakers 6. Mark Davis, Bucks 7. Scott Roth, Spurs 8. Shelton Jones, 76ers 9. Eric White, Clippers 10. Maurice Martin, Nuggets 11. Gunther Behnke, Cavs 1992 MLB Expansion Draft Colorado Rockies 1. David Neid, Braves 2. Charlie Hayes, Yankees 3. Darren Holmes, Brewers 4. Jerald Clark, Padres 5. Kevin Reimer, Rangers 6. Eric Young, Dodgers 7. Jody Reed, Red Sox 8. Scott Aldred, Tigers 9. Alex Cole, Pirates 10. Joe Girardi, Cubs 11. Willie Blair, Astros 12. Jayhawk Owens, Twins 13. Andy Asby, Phillies 14. Freddie Benavides, Reds 15. Roberto Mejia, Dodgers 16. Doug Bochtler, Expos 17. Lance Painter, Padres 18. Butch Henry, Astros 19. Ryan Hawblitzel, Cubs 20. Vinny Castilla, Braves 21. Brett Merriman, Angels 22. Jim Tatum, Brewers 23. Kevin Ritz, Tigers 24. Eric Wedge, Red Sox 25. Keith Shepherd, Phillies 26. Calvin Jones, Mariners 27. Brad Ausmus, Yankees 28. Marcus Moore, Blue Jays 29. Armando Reynoso, Braves 30. Steve Reed, Giants 31. Mo Sanford, Reds 32. Pedro Castellano, Cubs 33. Curt Leskanic, Twins 34. Scott Fredrickson, Padres 35. Braulio Castillo, Phillies 36. Denis Boucher, Indians Florida Marlins 1. Nigel Wilson, Blue Jays 2. Jose Martinez, Mets 3. Bret Barberie, Expos 4. Trevor Hoffman, Reds 5. Patt Rapp, Giants 6. Greg Hibbard, White Sox 7. Chuck Carr, Cardinals 8. Darrell Whitmore, Indians 9. Eric Helfand, A's 10. Bryan Harvey, Angels 11. Jeff Conine, Royals 12. Jesus Tavarez, Mariners 13. Carl Everett, Yankees 14. Dave Weathers, Blue Jays 15. John Johnstone, Mets 16. Steve Decker, Giants 17. Cris Carpenter, Cardinals 18. Jack Armstrong, Indians 19. Scott Chiamparino, Rangers 20. Tom Edens, Twins 21. Andres Berumen, Royals 22. Robert Person, White Sox 23. Jim Corsi, A's 24. Richie Lewis, Orioles 25. Danny Jackson, Pirates 26. Bob Natal, Expos 27. Jamie McAndrew, Dodgers 28. Junior Felix, Angels 29. Kerwin Moore, Royals 30. Ryan Bowen, Astros 31. Scott Baker, Cardinals 32. Chris Donnels, Mets 33. Monty Fariss, Rangers 34. Jeff Tabaka, Brewers

Who the hell is Terry Catledge? Terry Catledge doesn't even know who Terry Catledge is. His momma knows who he is. Actually I saw Terry Catledge score 49 points against the Warriors back in 1990, live in person. Oh yes I saw history. Well okay I had to research to jog my memory as I just remember going to see the Warriors play the Magic in their inagrual season and someone for Orlando just going off and it turned out it was Catledge.

Okay '85 Bears so time for 1985 randomness. 1985 Win Shares Leaders by Position C: Gary Carter, Mets 1B: Don Mattingly, Yankees 2B: Tom Herr, Cardinals 3B: George Brett, Royals SS: Cal Ripken, Orioles OF: Rickey Henderson, Yankees SP: Dwight Gooden, Mets RP: Dan Quisenberry, Royals 1985 NFL Receptions Leaders 1. Roger Craig, 49ers 2. Art Monk, Redskins 3. Lionel James, Chargers 4. Todd Christensen, Raiders 5. Butch Woolfolk, Oilers 6. Steve Largent, Seahawks 7. Mickey Shuler, Jets 8. John Stallworth, Steelers 9. Tony Hill, Cowboys 10. Mike Quick Eagles 1985 NBA Draft First Round 1. New York - Patrick Ewing, Georgetown 2. Indiana - Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma 3. L.A. Clippers - Benoit Benjamin, Creighton 4. Seattle - Xaiver McDaniel, Wichita State 5. Atlanta - John Koncack, SMU 6. Sacramento - Joe Kleine, Arkansas 7. Golden State - Chris Mullin, St. John's 8. Dallas - Detlef Schrempf, Washington 9. Cleveland - Charles Oakley, Virginia Union 10. Phoenix - Ed Pinckney, Villanova 11. Chicago - Keith Lee, Memphis State 12. Washingotn - Kenny Green, Wake Forest 13. Utah - Karl Malone, Louisiana Tech 14. San Antonio - Alfredrick Hughes, Loyola (IL) 15. Denver - Blair Rasmussen, Oregon 16. Dallas - Bill Wennington, St. John's 17. Dallas - Uwe Blab, Indiana 18. Detroit - Joe Dumars, McNeese State 19. Houston - Steve Harris, Tulsa 20. Boston - Sam Vincent, Michigan State 21. Philadelphia - Terry Catledge, South Alabama 22. Milwaukee - Jerry Reynolds, LSU 23. L.A. Lakers - A.C. Green, Oregon State 24. Portland - Terry Porter, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1985 College Football All-Purpose YPG Leaders 1. Napoleon McCallum, Navy 2. Paul Palmer, Temple 3. George Swarn, Miami of Ohio 4. Lorenzo White, Michigan State 5. Bo Jackson, Auburn 6. Ronnie Harmon, Iowa 7. Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma State 8. Ernest Givens, Louisville 9. Tony Cherry, Oregon 10. Webster Slaughter, San Diego State

Well they'd pick two and then for the AFC the two originally picked must have pulled out. I'm guessing Marino and Kosar were originally picked to the team and Elway and Kelly replaced them. I couldn't find a site that listed the original picked starters.

More list nostalgia. 1980's Pro Bowl Quarterback Selections 1980 Dan Fouts, Chargers Brian Sipe, Browns Steve Bartkowski, Falcons Ron Jaworksi, Eagles 1981 Ken Anderson, Bengals Dan Fouts, Chargers Steve Bartkowski, Falcons Joe Montana, 49ers 1982 Ken Anderson, Bengals Dan Fouts, Chargers Joe Theismann, Redskins Danny White, Cowboys 1983 Dan Fouts, Chargers Bill Kenney, Chiefs Dan Marino, Dolphins Joe Montana, 49ers Joe Theismann, Redskins 1984 Dave Krieg, Seahakws Dan Marino, Dolphins Neil Lomax, Cardinals Joe Montana, 49ers 1985 Dan Fouts, Chargers Dan Marino, Dolphins Ken O'Brien, Jets Jim McMahon, Bears Joe Montana, 49ers Phil Simms, Giants 1986 John Elway, Broncos Boomer Esiason, Bengals Dan Marino, Dolphins Tommy Kramer, Vikings Jay Schroeder, Redskins 1987 John Elway, Broncos Jim Kelly, Bills Bernie Kosar, Browns Dan Marino, Dolphins Neil Lomax, Cardinals Joe Montana, 49ers 1988 Boomer Esiason, Bengals Dave Krieg, Seahawks Warren Moon, Oilers Randall Cunningham, Eagles Wade Wilson, Vikings 1989 John Elway, Broncos Boomer Esiason, Bengals Dave Krieg, Seahawks Warren Moon, Oilers Randall Cunningham, Eagles Dave Majkowski, Packers Joe Montana, 49ers Mark Rypien, Redskins

Bah, I don't feel like typing all the crap for four games so here's just recent results. Music City Bowl - Minnesota vs. Virginia 2004: Minnesota 20, Alabama 16 2003: Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 2002: Minnesota 29, #21 Arkansas 14 2001: Boston College 20, #18 Georgia 16 2000: West Virginia 49, Mississippi 38 1999: Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 1998: Virginia Tech 38, Alabama 7 Sun Bowl - #25 Northwestern vs. #16 UCLA 2004: #19 Arizona State 27, Purdue 23 2003: #25 Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 2002: Purdue 34, Washington 24 2001: #12 Washington State 33, Purdue 27 2000: #23 Wisconsin 21, UCLA 20 1999: #23 Oregon 24, #13 Minnesota 20 1998: TCU 28, #22 USC 19 Independence Bowl - South Carolina vs. Missouri 2004: Iowa State 17, Miami of Ohio 13 2003: Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 2002: Mississippi 27, Nebraska 23 2001: Alabama 14, Iowa State 13 2000: Mississippi State 43, #22 Texas A&M 41 1999: Mississippi 27, Oklahoma 25 1998: Mississippi 35, Texas Tech 18 Peach Bowl - #8 Miami vs. #12 LSU 2004: #14 Miami 27, #23 Florida 10 2003: Clemson 27, #8 Tennessee 14 2002: #16 Maryland 30, #25 Tennessee 3 2001: North Carolina 16, #24 Auburn 10 2000: LSU 28, #13 Georgia Tech 14 1999: #18 Mississippi State 17, Clemson 7 1998: #24 Georgia 35, #12 Virginia 33

Standings 1. Will Scarlet 89 2. iggymcfly 84 3. Edwin MacPhisto 83 4. Kingofthe909 70 5. benoitrulz4life 69 6. KingPK 67 7. phoenixrising 66 8. MarvinisaLunatic 63 teke184 63 10. AlwaysPissedOff 62 CanadianChris 62 12. Agent Bond34 61 13. Cuban Linx 59 Secret Agent 59 15. Bored 56 16. Culloden Hastings 52 17. the pinjockey 50 18. Gert T 49 19. therealworldschampion 46 20. Hawk 34 44 21. Spaceman Spiff 41 22. Rrrsh 38 23. hockey fan 36 24. DragonLordKaiba 34 Spicy McHaggis 34 26. bravesfan 33 27. Lando Griffin 32 28. Agent of Oblivion 29 29. Kotzenjugne 27 30. keith6601 25 Friday's Games Music City Bowl worth 12 points, 26 out of 30 people picked Minnesota. Here's who picked Virginia: KingPK, phoenixrising, the pinjockey, Kotzenjunge. Sun Bowl worth 19 points, 25 out of 30 people picked UCLA. Here's who picked Northwestern: Kingofthe909, Bored, Spicy McHaggis, Lando Griffin, Kotzenjunge. Independence Bowl worth 10 points, 28 out of 30 people picked South Carolina. MarvinisaLunatic and Spicy McHaggis were the only ones to pick Missouri. Peach Bowl worth 25 points, with an even 15/15 split making it by far the most important game of the contest. Here's the pick breakdowns: Miami: iggymcfly, benoitrulz4life, KingPK, phoenixrising, AlwaysPissedOff, Agent Bond34, Cuban Linx, Bored, Culloden Hastings, Gert T, hockey fan, DragonLordKaiba, Spicy McHaggis, bravesfan, Kotzenjunge. LSU: Will Scarlet, Edwin MacPhisto, Kingofthe909, MarvinisaLunatic, teke184, CanadianChris, Secret Agent, the pinjockey, therealworldschampion, Hawk 34, Spaceman Spiff, Rrrsh, Lando Griffin, Agent of Oblivion, keith6601.

Makes one amazing play to keep the drive alive and the he turns into what he is...a Leaf.

Poor Music City Bowl, getting absolutely no love or promos from ESPN. They keeping saying it's a doubleheader tomorrow but it's actually a tripleheader with Virginia/Minnesota kicking it off early.

A Leaf in San Diego is a recipe for disaster and of course Oregon's offense has stalled the two drives he's been in.

Nope Oregon is wearing their whites as they are the "visiting" team.

I've created a thread for the game so all further discussion please go to the Holiday Bowl thread. Of course for all of us that want to discuss the Emerald Bowl can stay here...um well nevermind. Georgia Tech apparantly went with "apathy" towards being passed over by bowls rather than being fired up. Utah about to put this one away.

Florida State has sent home linebacker A.J. Nicholson after being accused of rape.

History 2004: Navy 34, New Mexico 19 2003: Boston College 35, Colorado State 21 2002: #22 Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13 #24 Georgia Tech (7-4) Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 Champs Sports Bowl (def. Syracuse 51-14) All ACC Players First Team Calvin Johnson, Wide Receiver Second Team P.J. Daniels, Running Back Eric Henderson, Defensive End Gerris Wilkinson, Linebacker Dawan Landry, Safety Utah (6-5) Last Bowl Appearance: 2005 Fiesta Bowl (def. Pittsburgh 35-7) All Mountain West Players First Team Jesse Boone, Center Dan Beardall, Kicker Steve Fifita, Defensive Tackle Spencer Toone, Linebacker Erick Weddle, Cornerback Second Team Brian Johnson, Quarterback Quinton Ganther, Running Back Tavo Tupola, Tackle Casey Evans, Safety Recent History 2004: #22 Texas Tech 45, #5 California 31 2003: #16 Washington State 28, #6 Texas 20 2002: #8 Kansas State 34, Arizona State 27 2001: #7 Texas 47, #15 Washington 43 2000: #10 Oregon 35, #12 Texas 30 1999: #6 Kansas State 24, Washington 20 1998: #7 Arizona 23, #11 Nebraska 20 #5 Oregon (10-1) Last Bowl Appearance: 2003 Sun Bowl (lost to Minnesota 30-31) Last Bowl Win: 2002 Fiesta Bowl (def. Colorado 38-16) All Pac-10 Players First Team Haloti Ngata, Defensive Tackle Justin Phinisee, Cornerback Second Team Demetrius Williams, Wide Receiver Enoka Lucas, Center Anthony Trucks, Linebacker Aaron Gipson, Cornerback J.D. Nelson, Safety #23 Oklahoma (7-4) Last Bowl Appearance: 2005 Orange Bowl (lost to USC 19-55) Last Bowl Win: 2003 Rose Bowl (def. Washington State 34-14) All Big XII Players First Team Adrian Peterson, Running Back J.D. Runnels, Fullback Davin Joseph, Tackle Dusty Dovracek, Defensive Tackle Rufus Alexander, Linebacker Second Team Travis Wilson, Wide Receiver Calvin Thibodeaux, Defensive End Clint Ingram, Linebacker Chijioke Onyenegecha, Cornerback

Standings 1. benoitrulz4life 69 2. Will Scarlet 68 3. phoenixrising 66 4. iggymcfly 63 5. AlwaysPissedOff 62 CanadianChris 62 Kingofthe909 62 Edwin MacPhisto 62 9. Agent Bond34 61 10. KingPK 59 Cuban Linx 59 12. Bored 56 13. MarvinisaLunatic 55 14. Culloden Hastings 52 15. Gert T 49 16. teke184 42 17. Spaceman Spiff 41 18. Rrrsh 38 Secret Agent 38 therealworldschampion 38 21. Hawk 34 36 hockey fan 36 23. DragonLordKaiba 34 24. bravesfan 33 25. Land Griffin 32 26. the pinjockey 29 Agent of Oblivion 29 28. Kotzenjunge 28 29. Spicy McHaggis 26 30. keith6601 25 Thursday's Games Emerald Bowl worth eight points, 24 out of 30 people picked Georgia Tech. Here's who picked Utah: Kingofthe909, Agent Bond34, MarvinisaLunatic, therealworldschampion, Hawk 34, Spicy McHaggis. Holiday Bowl worth 21 points, 24 out of 30 people picked Oregon. Here's who picked Oklahoma: Will Scarlet, iggymcfly, Edwin MacPhisto, teke184, Secret Agent, the pinjockey.

Uh wow that was about as close to the Stanford band play as you'll get. So time for Lloyd Carr to update his resume?

I don't think you'll be seeing Sun Belt officials do any bowl games next year involving major programs after tonight's game.

Sweet I can just use this thread to post useless lists, my favorite thing to do. Here's some stuff from my favorite sport year: 1989 (A's & 49ers Worlds Champs) 1989 All NBA Teams First Team Charles Barkley, 76ers Magic Johnson, Lakers Michael Jordan, Bulls Karl Malone, Jazz Hakeem Olajuwon, Rockets Second Team Tom Chambers, Suns Patrick Ewing, Knicks Kevin Johnson, Suns Chris Mullin, Warriors John Stockton, Jazz Third Team Terry Cummings, Bucks Dale Ellis, Sonics Robert Parrish, Celtics Mark Price, Cavs Dominique Wilkins, Hawks 1989 Win Shares Leaders by Team Orioles: Cal Ripken Red Sox: Wade Boggs Angels: Bert Blyleven/Chili Davis White Sox: Ivan Calderon/Carlton Fisk Indians: Joe Carter Tigers: Lou Whitaker Royals: Bret Saberhagen Brewers: Robin Yount Twins: Kirby Puckett Yankees: Don Mattingly A's: Carney Lansford/Mark McGwire Mariners: Alvin Davis Rangers: Ruben Sierra Blue Jays: Fred McGriff Braves: Lonnie Smith Cubs: Ryne Sandberg Reds: Eric Davis Astros: Glenn Davis Dodgers: Orel Hershiser/Eddie Murray Expos: Tim Raines Mets: Howard Johnson Phillies: Von Hayes Pirates: Bobby Bonilla Padres: Jack Clark Giants: Will Clark Cardinals: Pedro Guerrero 1989 College Football All-Americans QB: Andre Ware, Houston RB: Anthony Thompson, Indiana; Emmitt Smith, Florida WR: Clarkston Hines, Duke; Terrance Mathis, New Mexico TE: Mike Busch, Iowa State OL: John Mabry, Arkansas; Bob Kula, Michigan State; Mohammed Elewonibi, BYU; Joe Garten, Colorado; Eric Still, Tennessee K: Jason Hanson, Washington State DL: Chris Zorich, Notre Dame; Greg Mark, Miami; Tim Ryan, USC; Moe Gardner, Illinois LB: Percy Snow, Michigan State; Keith McCants, Alabama; Alfred Williams, Colorado DB: Todd Lyght, Notre Dame; Mark Carrier, USC; Tripp Welborne, Michigan; LeRoy Butler, Florida State P: Tom Rouen, Colorado

Bored Bowl Update: With Boston College's win, AlwaysPissedOff takes a 9-7 lead. Spaceman Spiff needs LSU and Iowa State to win to force a tiebreak.

92 yard punt return for Boise pulls them within six with under four minutes to go.

Recent History 2004: Fresno State 37, #18 Virginia 34 2003: Georgia Tech 52, Tulsa 10 2002: #18 Boise State 34, Iowa State 16 2001: Clemson 49, Louisiana Tech 24 2000: Boise State 38, UTEP 23 1999: Boise State 34, Louisville 31 1998: Idaho 42, Southern Miss 35 Boise State (9-3) Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 Liberty Bowl (lost to Louisville 40-44) Last Bowl Win: 2003 Fort Worth Bowl (def. TCU 34-31) All WAC Players First Team Daryn Colledge, Tackle Alex Guerrero, Defensive Tackle Korey Hall, Linebacker Second Team Lee Marks, Running Back Drisan James, Wide Receiver Andrew Browning, Defensive Tackle Marty Tadman, Safety #21 Boston College (8-3) All ACC Players First Team Mathias Kiwanuka, Defensive End Second Team Will Blackmon, Wide Receiver Pat Ross, Center Josh Beekman, Guard Jeremy Trueblood, Tackle Recent History 2004: #25 Ohio State 33, #24 Oklahoma State 7 2003: #20 Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3 2002: Wisconsin 31, #13 Colorado 28 2001: Iowa 19, Texas Tech 16 2000: #8 Nebraska 66, #19 Northwestern 17 1999: #11 Penn State 24, #14 Texas A&M 0 1998: Purdue 37, #3 Kansas State 34 #20 Michigan (7-4) Last Bowl Appearance: 2005 Rose Bowl (lost to Texas 37-38) Last Bowl Win: 2003 Outback Bowl (def. Florida 38-30) All Big Ten Players First Team Jason Avant, Wide Receiver Gabe Watson, Defensive Tackle Second Team Tim Massaquoi, Tight End Matt Lentz, Guard Adam Stenavich, Tackle Leon Hall, Cornerback Nebraska (7-4) Last Bowl Appearance: 2003 Alamo Bowl (def. Michigan State 17-3) All Big XII Players Second Team Cory Ross, Running Back Adam Carriker, Defensive End Daniel Bullocks, Safety

Standings 1. benoitrulz4life 52 2. Will Scarlet 51 3. Gert T 49 phoenixrising 49 5. iggymcfly 46 6. AlwaysPissedOff 45 CanadianChris 45 Kingofthe909 45 Edwin MacPhisto 45 10. KingPK 42 teke184 42 Cuban Linx 42 13. Spaceman Spiff 41 14. Bored 39 15. MarvinisaLunatic 38 Rrrsh 38 Secret Agent 38 therealworldschampion 38 19. Hawk 34 36 hockey fan 36 22. Culloden Hastings 35 22. DragonLordKaiba 34 23. bravesfan 33 24. Lando Griffin 32 25. the pinjockey 29 Agent Bond34 29 Agent of Oblivion 29 28. Kotzenjunge 27 29. Spicy McHaggis 26 30. keith6601 25 Wednesday's Games MPC Computers Bowl, worth 17 points, 16 out of 30 people picked Boise State. Here's who picked Boston College: benoitrulz4life, Will Scarlet, phoenixrising, iggymcfly, AlwyasPissedOff, CanadianChris, Kingofthe909, Edwin MacPhisto, KingPK, Cuban Linx, Bored, MarvinisaLunatic, Culloden Hastings, Agent Bond34. Alamo Bowl, worth 15 points, 29 out of 30 people picked Michigan. Agent Bond34 was the only one to pick Nebraska.

And of course ASU has dominated the game since I made this post. Their defense didn't look like they could stop an NAIA team in the first half but did just enough for the offense to take over in the second half.

Based on the first half Rutgers looks like they are going to get their first bowl win ever. ASU has absolutely no defense at all and if it wasn't for the one fumble recovery they got this game might already be over.

Tuesday's Games Champs Sports Bowl worth 13 points, 28 out of 30 people picked Clemson. keith6601 and Agent Bond34 were the only ones to pick Colorado. Insight Bowl worth nine points, 23 out of the 30 people picked Arizona State. Here's who picked Rutgers: keith6601, Hawk 34, DragonLordKaiba, bravesfan, the pinjockey, Kotzenjunge, Spicy McHaggis.