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A point shaving scandal in the college ranks almost derails the sport in the 1950s; profiles of two of the first superstars of the sport: George Mikan and Bob Cousy.
A point shaving scandal in the college ranks almost derails the sport in the 1950s; profiles of two of the first superstars of the sport: George Mikan and Bob Cousy.
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