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[QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 4707297, member: 405"] For me, he had maybe the highest basketball IQ of all time. And of course, 21-22 in the NCAA Championship game. No one will ever break that record. He only lost 4 games in 3 years of college. No big man ever was a better passer. He was a great shot blocker, and maybe the best outlet passer to start a fast break of all time. At his best, which was only 2 1/2 years at UCLA, a little less than 2 years in Portland, and 1986 with the Celtics, he won 4 titles in 5 tries, and would have won a 2nd with Portland if he hadn't broken his foot in 1978 after they had started 50-10. [/QUOTE]
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