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    oh man i have one that is hilarious. gotta go through my cards to find it though. should blow almost anything out of the water :)

    Looking forward to it.


    I know I've got some good ones in my 90s boxes. Gotta find time to look this weekend.

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    no more participation ?

    Hope to see others' more. =)
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    heres mine
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    See sauone24's Items on eBay COMC Cards For Sale


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    wow..ne..ne..next..Karl Malone?


    And Karl Malone and Rodney Rogers was the same level? wow...

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    I gotta dig through my Kwame PC!!!

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    Dad gummit, I don't have anymore Penny Hardaway cards

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    Actually...Clancy was a STUD at USC!

    "Clancy played collegiately at the University of Southern California with the USC Trojans, where he finished as USC's all-time leader in blocked shots (195).
    He is third all-time at USC in points (1,657), second in rebounds (839), and fifth in steals (134).
    In 2002 he was the Pac-10 Player of the Year. Prior to that, he starred alongside Steve Logan on the St. Edward Eagles, located in Lakewood Ohio, north of Cleveland, winning the Ohio State Championship in his senior year of high school."

    But yeah...missing your entire rookie season doesn't make you a 'Mailman'.
    Last edited by MatthewLee; 04-11-2009 at 02:26 AM.

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    Dad gummit, I don't have anymore Penny Hardaway cards

    lol

    I have not many but not less Penny Hardaway cards.

    Most of them doesn't have description about Penny's prospect. =)


    BTW, I will upload my picture to another spare PB.
    (Bandwidth exceeded. =( )

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    Actually...Clancy was a STUD at USC!

    "Clancy played collegiately at the University of Southern California with the USC Trojans, where he finished as USC's all-time leader in blocked shots (195).
    He is third all-time at USC in points (1,657), second in rebounds (839), and fifth in steals (134).
    In 2002 he was the Pac-10 Player of the Year. Prior to that, he starred alongside Steve Logan on the St. Edward Eagles, located in Lakewood Ohio, north of Cleveland, winning the Ohio State Championship in his senior year of high school."

    But yeah...missing your entire rookie season make you a 'Tractor'.

    Very nice sharing info, Thanks matt.


    Yah..I fixed..=)

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