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    Exclamation More Target Mojo For Me!!

    Hey Guys I Opened 2 Packs On Press Pass Legends And Here Is What I Got:

    1st Pack-dean Smith Auto!!
    2nd Pack-david Thompson Auto-i Wasnt Really Happy With This Untill I Saw That Under The Auto It Says "go Wolfpack!" And According To Beckett This Is Sp To 1!!!!

    Both Are For Trade. Lmk What U Got

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    sweet man!!!!!!

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    thanks! anyone have any information on david thompson? no really shur who he is.

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    he was a fantastic player actually... Hall of famer... could jump out of the gym

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    here is a little more

    High School:

    * Crest (NC) High School (1968-71)

    High School Playing Highlights:

    * Three-year letter winner
    * All-State (1970, 1971)
    * All-Conference (1969, 1970, 1971)
    * North Carolina Player of the Year (1971)
    * MVP, East-West All-Star Game
    * Crest High School all-time leading scorer
    * Jersey retired

    College:

    * North Carolina State University (1971-75)

    College Playing Highlights:

    * Three-year letter winner (1973-75)
    * The Sporting News national Player of the Year (1975)
    * Consensus First-Team All-America (1973, 1974, 1975) by AP, UPI, Eastman, Kodak, The Sporting News
    * AP National Player of the Year (1974, 1975)
    * UPI Player of the Year (1975)
    * Eastman Kodak Award (1975)
    * Naismith Award (1975)
    * Adolph Rupp Award (1975)
    * Coach & Athlete Magazine Player of the Year (1975)
    * Helms Foundation Player of the Year (1974, 1975)
    * NABC Player of the Year (1975)
    * USBWA Player of the Year (1975)
    * Dunlop Player of the Year (1975)
    * Sullivan Award finalist (1974, 1975)
    * Widely considered the greatest ACC player in history and one of the greatest college players ever
    * ACC Player of the Year (1973, 1974, 1975)
    * ACC Athlete of the Year (1973, 1975)
    * All-ACC First Team (1973, 1974, 1975)
    * N.C. State retired his jersey number 44 (1975)
    * Led North Carolina State to the 1974 NCAA championship (30-1 record), 76-64 over Marquette
    * In national semi-final win over UCLA, scored 28 points
    * In championship game, scored 21 points against Marquette
    * MVP, NCAA Tournament (1974)
    * Led Wolfpack to a 79-7 record, including 57-1 over final two seasons (27-0, 30-1), the best in ACC history
    * Scored 2,309 points (26.8 ppg) in 86 varsity games; including highs of 57 points as a senior, 41 as a junior and 40 as a sophomore
    * Averaged 35.6 ppg, including a 54-point high on the N.C. State freshman team
    * Grabbed 694 rebounds (8.1 rpg) in 86 games
    * World University Games MVP (1973)
    * Enshrined in North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame (1982)

    Pro:

    * ABA Denver Nuggets (1975-76)
    * NBA Denver Nuggets (1976-82)
    * NBA Seattle Supersonics (1982-84)

    Pro Playing Highlights:

    * The Sporting News ABA Rookie of the Year (1976)
    * ABA Rookie of the Year (1976)
    * All-ABA (1976)
    * MVP, ABA All-Star Game (1976)
    * All-NBA First Team (1977, 1978)
    * Four-time NBA All-Star
    * MVP, NBA All-Star Game (1977, 1979)
    * Only player in history named MVP of both the ABA and NBA All-Star Games
    * Scored a career-high 73 points against Detroit (April 9, 1978)
    * Scored a then-NBA record 32 points in the second quarter against Detroit, a record that was broken by George
    * Gervin (33 against New Orleans on the same day ) when Gervin won the 1978 scoring title with a 63-point output
    * Nuggets retired his jersey number 33 (Nov. 2, 1992)
    * Colorado Professional Athlete of the Year (1977)
    * Scored 2,158 points (26.0 ppg) in the ABA
    * Scored 11,264 points (22.1 ppg) in the NBA
    * Atlanta's first pick in the 1975 NBA draft
    * Virginia's first pick in the 1975 ABA draft

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    wow he was a good player. wonder what a 1/1 would sell for

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    whats the year???

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    this year. 06'-07'

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    probably wouldnt sell real high as he doesnt have a huge following but still a nice card to have

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    ya i will probley just keep it and the dean smith. both are cool to me

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