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As the National Basketball Association is prepping for their upcoming season we know for sure that they (and the Australian League for that matter) will go on without Andrew Bogut, who officially announced his retirement yesterday.
During Pat Swilling’s 1985 All-American season at Georgia Tech, he set a record for seven sacks in a game. That would help him land a third round pick in the NFL Draft to the New Orleans Saints, where he would take his pass-rushing skill to the next level.
Willie Roaf was the eighth overall pick in 1993, and the Louisiana Tech star did not have to travel far to showcase his skills at the highest level.