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1992 McDonald's All American Game Highlights

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Uploaded by on Mar 8, 2007

Jason Kidd plays on in front of his first national audience at the 1992 McDonald's All American Game. Othella Harrington won MVP honors with 19 points and 21 boards.

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  • He probably won't have to pump gas since he played 10+ years in the NBA and probably made over 25 million dollars. He had a respectable career playing against the few hundred best player in the WORLD. What are your NBA stats? Oh, never played? Then shut the hell up!

  • sheed got kicked out of the mcdonalds game?

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  • Harrington was a monster.The last two years at Georgetown did him in.

  • @23GrandMasterK Yes, I was talking about Harrington and responded to some guy who was saying he was basically a loser. He pulled his comment.

  • @tcampbellla Jason Kidd has made $175 million over his career.

  • Jason Kidd is the only player in this class who's a future hall of famer.

  • It's bad that arguably the most talented player in the game, Rodrick Rhodes, only got like two points.

  • he was being sarcastic.

  • Man who is that highflyer who looks kind of like Jason Kidd?

  • lmao

  • Chris Collins was a McDonald's all american? he was garbage. who was the last Duke point guard to not lead his team to the NCAA tourney? oh that's right it was Collins. he was a very average player at best

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