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I believe he made 21 of 22 shots in an NCAA championship game, and led a 
young Portland team to its only NBA championship.  If that is not better 
than decent, you are a pretty hard critic to please,  and probably see M.J 
as slightly better than average.

As for playing with Wooden do you ever think with his success he might have 
attracted the top players ?  John Wooden did not teach Bill Walton his 
passing skills and court savvy.









> >----------
> >From: 	Mike Dynon[SMTP:mdynon@ix.netcom.com]
> >Sent: 	Sunday, February 15, 1998 10:50 PM
> >To: 	Celtics mailing list
> >Subject: 	Re: FW: You pick
> >
> >Brown, Thomas G. wrote:
> >
> >> id pick cousy over walton anyday.  Bill is a real moron to put it
> >> mildly.  He wan't a great ball player and he is an even worst anouncer
> >> at least Cousy is a respectable anouncer and was a great player
> >
> >For the record, Walton was a three-time College Player of the Year, 
first
> >pick in the NBA draft, an
> >NBA MVP and Sixth Man of the Year, was chosen one of the top 50 players 
of
> >all time, won two NCAA
> >championships and two NBA titles, and is in the Hall of Fame.  You may 
be the
> >only basketball
> >observer around who thinks he wasn't a great player.
> >
> >BTW, before you call someone a moron, run a spell check on "anouncer."
> >--
> >Mike Dynon
> >North Kingstown, RI
> >
>
>