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The Sports Time Traveler came back to the present time to experience all the hoopla and controversy over Bam Adebayo’s stunning 83 point explosion this week.

With nearly all the focus on the details of Bam’s 83, I thought readers might like to go back and experience exactly what Wilt’s 100 was like.

Fortunately, in my archives are 2 stories that give you the feel...


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THE BARN, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - March 2, 1976

The Sports Time Traveler has been following the 1976 Rutgers men’s basketball team day-by-day throughout this thrilling season. It’s a game that I remember in real life. Now I would get to re-visit it virtually. I was as excited about this trip back in time as any I’ve ever taken.

Now let’s go back to 1...


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INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA - February 14, 1976

The Sports Time Traveler is reporting virtually from the 1976 Winter Olympics here in Innsbruck, where yesterday the women’s figure skating competition concluded.

19-year-old American Dorothy Hamill was the favorite to win the gold medal, and she came into the final of the 3 programs of the competition as the leader.

Here wer...


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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK - February 22, 1976

“WE WEREN’T READY FOR AMERICAN,” declared Rutgers’ coach Tom Young after yesterday’s game here in 1976, as reported by Moss Klein of the Newark Star-Ledger after Rutgers played American University in Madison Square Garden.

“Maybe it was the noon starting time. Maybe we didn’t respect American. Maybe we’re looking ahead...


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