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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 1779654, member: 716"] Without giving away too many spoilers: On the long one I only got 82 of 86, it was kind of weird for three of those walk-ons to be on there (the three that I missed, of course) and the creator of the quiz missed Earl Duncan. I forgot about the lanky Rochester kid who helped ruin the program. There are some errors on the starting lineups (Shumpert as a starter in 2000? Harris over Wright in 2007?), but it's easy enough to get a perfect score because multi-year starters fill most of those gaps. As for the difficult one, it's pretty difficult for anyone didn't see some of those guys from the '50s and '60s. I got the first 21 and 30 of the top 31, then the misses started to pile up. Probably could have done better than 70/100, but I didn't consider that Ron Payton types would be in the top 100. [/QUOTE]