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Been a Hawk fan for over 30 years like some on here. I was thinking of the the old Hawks from past years.......the lesser names..........I'll start the list

Tom Burleson - C 7-4 NC State

Armond Hill - G 6-4 Princeton

John Brown - F 6-7 Missouri

Tom Henderson - PG 6-1

Mike Sojourner F/C 6-9

Wes Matthews - PG 6-1

Tom McMillen - F 6-11 Maryland

Eddie Johnson - G 6-2 Auburn

Freeman Williams - G 6-4

Joe C. Meriweather - C 6-11

Steve Hawes - C 6-9 Washington

Truck Robinson - F 6-7 Tenn State he was a good player

Antoine Carr - F 6-9

Terry Furlow - G 6-4 Cleveland St

Lorenzo Charles - F 6-6 NC St

Roy Marble - G 6-4 Iowa "Baby Jordan"

Rumeal Robinson - G 6-2 Michigan

Cal Bowdler - F 6-10 Old Diminion

John Battle - G 6-2 Rutgers

Spud Webb - G 5-3 NC St - well he is really well known

Charlie Criss - G 5-8

Doug Edwards - F 6-9 Florida St

Sly Williams - F 6-7

Scott Hastings - C 6-10 Arkanses

Sam Pellom - C 6-9

That is all I can remember now....................your turn Hawk vets

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Wow. That's impressive. I go back less than a decade...

From recent years, my favorite was Chris Crawford, who got injured twice right when he seemed to be putting it together.

Going back, I'm a fan of Randy Wittman.

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Nice list. I'll never forget Truck Robinson helping us end the Lakers long winning streak in a big upset.

I don't have heights and colleges but here's some additions that I enjoyed watching. Not sure where to draw the line with "lessor". Guess I'll use as a standard, ones I don't hear mentioned. I'll leave out Pete since he was a superstar.

Lou Hudson

Walt Hazzard

Jimmy Washington

Bill Bridges

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Nice list. I'll never forget Truck Robinson helping us end the Lakers long winning streak in a big upset.

I don't have heights and colleges but here's some additions that I enjoyed watching. Not sure where to draw the line with "lessor". Guess I'll use as a standard, ones I don't hear mentioned. I'll leave out Pete since he was a superstar.

Lou Hudson

Walt Hazzard

Jimmy Washington

Bill Bridges

I don't think Sweet Lou qualifies as "lesser." He was the team's centerpiece for several years and should be in the Hall of Fame.

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What was that one guy's name who hit like 8 threes in one game on a ten day contract to help us beat the Bullets when they had Webber? Henry James? That game was amazing.

Yup, Henry James. Here's the game:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199701240ATL.html

Ah, Lenny Wilkens. The only guy who makes Woody look like he uses a deep bench...

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Scott Hastings, Antoine Carr, Cliff Levingston, John Battle, Mike McGee, John Koncak, Spud... that was our second unit back when I started lovin' our Hawks!

Lineup was Nique, Big Kev, Tree, Wittman and Doc...

NBA was somethin' else in those days, less commercial, less politicaly driven, almost free of f***in' agent-bloodsuckers...

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Briefly... top of my head....

Blair Rassmussen

Enis Whatley

Ivano Newbill

Ira Newble?

Cadillac

Pig Miller

Dontonio Wingfield

Roshown McLeod

Everybody Pete Picked.

Big Balla Ed Gray

Jon Barry

What was the first Barry Brother?

Bruce Dalrymple (sp?)

Lorenzen Wright

Monroe from NC ST.

Donnie Boyce

Tom McMillan (Elbows)

Scott Hastings.

I can come up with more later.

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how about a little JEFF SHEPPERD!?

Roshown McLeod

Hanno Mottola

Pepe Sanchez

Ed Gray (tennis ball head)

I watched Ed Gray play at TN, he could play on the college level, too small for the NBA as a SG

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