Greg Minor
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 Minor (po prawej) podczas meczu z U.S. Marines | |||||||||||||||
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| niski skrzydłowy | |||||||||||||||
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 18 września 1971 Sandersville | ||||||||||||||
| Wzrost | 198 cm | ||||||||||||||
| Masa ciała | 95 kg | ||||||||||||||
| Kariera | |||||||||||||||
| Aktywność | 1994–1999 | ||||||||||||||
| Szkoła średnia | Washington (Sandersville, Georgia) | ||||||||||||||
| College | Louisville (1991–1994) | ||||||||||||||
| Draft | 1994, numer: 25 Los Angeles Clippers | ||||||||||||||
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Greg Magado Minor (ur. 18 września 1971 w Sandersville) – amerykański koszykarz, grający na pozycji niskiego skrzydłowego, po zakończeniu kariery zawodniczej – trener koszykarski.
W 1990 został zaliczony do II składu Parade All-American[1].
Osiągnięcia
Na podstawie[1], o ile nie zaznaczono inaczej.
- NCAA
- Uczestnik rozgrywek:
- Sweet 16 turnieju NCAA (1993, 1994)
- turnieju NCAA (1992–1994)
- Mistrz:
- turnieju konferencji Metro (1993, 1994)
- sezonu regularnego konferencji Metro (1993, 1994)
- NBA
- Uczestnik konkursu wsadów NBA (1996)
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Profil na realgm.com (ang.). realgm.com. [dostęp 2019-02-24].
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AL TAQADDUM, Iraq (June 12, 2007) � A Marine takes a shot at the basket as Greg Minor attempts to block it. Thurl Bailey, Greg Minor and Shawn Bradley, retired National Basketball Association players, visited and played basketball with service members here as part of a program arranged by Morale, Welfare, Recreation, and Pro Sports MVP. The players first signed autographs and had face-to-face time with service members, many of whom talked about seeing them on television or at live games.
AL TAQADDUM, Iraq (June 12, 2007) � A Marine takes a shot at the basket as Greg Minor attempts to block it. Thurl Bailey, Greg Minor and Shawn Bradley, retired National Basketball Association players, visited and played basketball with service members here as part of a program arranged by Morale, Welfare, Recreation, and Pro Sports MVP. The players first signed autographs and had face-to-face time with service members, many of whom talked about seeing them on television or at live games.