Slightly Obscure 90s Nostalgia Players

[QUOTE=305Baller]ok, fine. You want obscure, obscure?

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Bimbo Coles.

Defense, floor general. All hustle.[/QUOTE]





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[QUOTE=InspiredLebowski]Robert Pack always put on a show, need to call Nate Robinson Robert Pack Jr.[/quote]

I still to this day have an old "Pack Man" t-shirt I got back in 2nd or 3rd grade when he was with the Blazers. :rockon:

Here's my contribution:

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Stacey "The Plastic Man" Augmon

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[quote=RedBlackAttack]:roll:

I didn't even notice that. Those loops are way too exaggerated.[/quote]Distinct Laverne & Shirley look

vinny del negro

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doc rivers

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scott skiles


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[QUOTE=Collie]Googs, Perkins and Seikaly weren't really obscure. Heck Rony was probably a top 10 center of the decade. Googs was a 20-8 player before getting injured.

Some guys I liked who weren't really popular were:


Eric Murdock:

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Doug West:

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Loy Vaught:

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Lionel L Train Simmons:

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Vaught was auto from his spot. Old school Clippers fans should know where that was.

99% of these guys being named are not obscure, they are just simply players from the 90's, many of which were good players and even all stars.
Maybe I am being harsh, as 3/4 of the board were in diapers.

Obscure to me would be someone like The Hambone
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[QUOTE=LAClipsFan33]Lamond Murray played with Jason Kidd at Cal.

I saw them live against USC...my 1st ever live college basketball game

Kidd with the pass Murray WET !!! :bowdown:[/QUOTE]


check it>>>[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0rX_bX4JMo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0rX_bX4JMo[/URL]

Kidd to Murray:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[QUOTE=305Baller][IMG]http://nbahoopsonline.com/Articles/top160/photos/mitch-richmond.jpg[/IMG]
Mitch Richmond was the best scorer not named Jordan a few years.[/QUOTE]


opposite of obscure..he was actually a star..

Terry Mills
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Ken Norman
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Loy Vaught
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[QUOTE=G-train]99% of these guys being named are not obscure, they are just simply players from the 90's, many of which were good players and even all stars.
Maybe I am being harsh, as 3/4 of the board were in diapers.

Obscure to me would be someone like The Hambone
[IMG]http://static.bkref.com/images/players/hammoto01.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]


he said 90's not 70's....


and by your criteria 70% of the NBA would be obscure....I think OP meant not a superstar but good player....hardly anyone here is going to remember Loy Vaught or the six man on the 94 Buc's

[quote=AlphaWolf24]he said 90's not 70's....


and by your criteria 70% of the NBA would be obscure....I think OP meant not a superstar but good player....hardly anyone here is going to remember Loy Vaught or the six man on the 94 Buc's[/quote]

huh?
Most people posting here are 15-18 or so. That means they were born from 94-97.
I clearly remember the 6th man for the bucks in 94, Todd Day.

[QUOTE=G-train]huh?
Most people posting here are 15-18 or so. That means they were born from 94-97.
I clearly remember the 6th man for the bucks in 94, Todd Day.[/QUOTE]


wasn't it Lee Maybary??....not Day?...

Maybary was a beast at Arkansas..

[QUOTE=AlphaWolf24]check it>>>[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0rX_bX4JMo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0rX_bX4JMo[/URL]

Kidd to Murray:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:[/QUOTE]

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Armon Gilliam

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Derrick Mckey

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Bryant Stith

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I used to really like Elden Campbell for the Lakers. He was a 6'11 guy that could jump out of the gym. He was fun to watch because he was always dunking and blocking shots. He played well in the 1991 NBA Finals as a rookie once they let him play. He developed into a solid player later on. Never really a star because he would get into foul trouble a lot and he would turn the ball over on offense.

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