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"You tell me now if it's traveling" - Hakeem Olajuwon used to show refs his moves before games to avoid traveling violations

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By John Jefferson Tan
| MSN Verified
Hakeem Olajuwon had one of the most sensational and effective footwork in NBA history. He built a Hall of Fame career by leaving defenders frozen and helpless with his legendary “Dream Shake,” a series of tricky spins, pivots and fakes that looked almost impossible to defend. And at times, almost impossible to officiate as well. What most NBA fans never realized was that Olajuwon didn't wait until controversial calls happened during games.
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Ex-NY Knicks guard opened up about his porn addiction: "I had to replace it with studying the word of God"

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By John Jefferson Tan
| Miami Herald Verified
Charlie Ward spent much of his life competing at the highest level. At Florida State, he became a rare two-sport star, winning the 1993 Heisman Trophy before choosing basketball over his NFL dreams. The New York Knicks selected him 26th overall in the 1994 NBA Draft. It marked the beginning of an NBA career that lasted 12 seasons and included a trip to the NBA Finals in 1999. Generally speaking, Ward was an accomplished athlete.
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Ex-NY Knicks guard opened up about his porn addiction: "I had to replace it with studying the word of God"

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By John Jefferson Tan
| Mahoning Matters Verified
Florida State Seminoles guard Charlie Ward (12). Charlie Ward spent much of his life competing at the highest level. At Florida State, he became a rare two-sport star, winning the 1993 Heisman Trophy before choosing basketball over his NFL dreams. The New York Knicks selected him 26th overall in the 1994 NBA Draft. It marked the beginning of an NBA career that lasted 12 seasons and included a trip to the NBA Finals in 1999. Generally speaking, Ward was an accomplished athlete.
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