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Remembering Len Bias and what could have been

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33 years ago today, wow!

33 years after Len Bias's death, a writer's daily reminder of what we lost and why it's still so hard to let go | NBC Sports Boston


The kid was an amazing talent and it's a shame we didn't get to see him on the big stage.
 
RedAkston said:
33 years ago today, wow!

33 years after Len Bias's death, a writer's daily reminder of what we lost and why it's still so hard to let go | NBC Sports Boston



The kid was an amazing talent and it's a shame we didn't get to see him on the big stage.
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The 1986 Cocaine Draft. Tarply, Washburn, Bedford and, of course, Len were all top 10 picks that year. Of course, too, it was the 80's.

A buddy of mine, back then, said that there was a glass pipe with a bowl as big around as a quarter selling at the head shop called the "Len Bias." That buddy didn't make it much past the 80's either. :shock:
 
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