UCLA's All-American Ed O'Bannon leads the UCLA Bruins to the 1995 NCAA National Championship over Arkansas by scoring 30 points and grabbing 17 rebounds.
UCLA's All-American Ed O'Bannon leads the UCLA Bruins to the 1995 NCAA National Championship over Arkansas by scoring 30 points and grabbing 17 rebounds.
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Yea and know he is sueing the NCAA for marketing him and his Bruins so much and not evening paying him. Thats a smart move on his part. Bout time the NCAA stopped free loading of it's players
man that was guy was had an awesome college career. its too bad he couldnt hack in the nba, injuries plagued him and all the worst scenarios possible. now hes a car salesman in vegas.
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