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Jalen Rose Hits Skip Bayless With A Haymaker Live On Tv (Not Really)


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First, some background:

About a week ago, we told you about the high school exploits of "starting point guard" Skip Bayless. According to Skip, he started for the team that would eventually lose in the state finals. Turns out, Skip Bayless is a fibber. Or, maybe his coach just had an unconventional way of constructing his lineup. You decide.

According to the undated scan obtained by LostOgle, Skip played in 15 of the team's 22 games and averaged a gaudy 1.4 points per game in the 1970 season. Good enough for 21 total points on the year. Coach certainly had his hands full with the shot-happy, self-proclaimed Maravich.

http://deadspin.com/5900305/report-basketball-hero-skip-bayless-actually-averaged-14-points-per-game-as-a-high-school-senior

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