“1967–68 New Jersey Americans season”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The 1967–68 New Jersey Americans season was the first season of the franchise in the American Basketball Association (ABA). The Americans finished tied with the Kentucky Colonels for the fourth and final playoff spot. However, due to the Teaneck Armory being booked and the playing surface at Commack Long Island Arena (the future home of the team) being deemed unsuitable, the two teams did not play a one-game playoff, and thus the game was forfeited to the Colonels, giving them the last spot. The team would rebrand as the New York Nets before the next season started.^[1]^[2]

Player

School/Club Team

Sonny Dove

St. John's

Mal Graham

New York University

George Stone

Marshall

Dick Pruett

Jacksonville

Bob Wolf

Marquette

Tim Edwards

Amherst

Dan Hansard

St. Thomas (MN)

Frank Holloendoner

Georgetown

Harry Laurie

St. Peters (NJ)^[3]

Season standings

Record vs. opponents

1967-68 ABA Records

Team

ANA

DAL

DEN

HOU

IND

KEN

MIN

NJA

NOB

OAK

PIT

Anaheim

—

2–8

3–7

6–3

2–4

0–6

1–5

2–4

2–7

6–4

1–5

Dallas

8–2

—

4–5

8–2

3–3

5–1

2–4

3–3

4–6

7–2

2–4

Denver

7–3

5–4

—

6–3

4–2

2–4

5–1

5–5

7–3

2–4

Houston

3–6

2–8

3–6

—

3–3

0–10

7–3

2–4

Indiana

4–2

3–3

2–4

3–3

—

6–5

3–8

6–4

3–3

4–2

4–6

Kentucky

6–0

1–5

4–2

3–3

5–6

—

5–5

4–7

2–4

3–3

3–7

Minnesota

5–1

4–2

3–3

8–3

5–5

—

7–3

5–1

4–7

New Jersey

4–2

3–3

1–5

3–3

4–6

7–4

3–7

—

3–3

5–1

3–8

New Orleans

7–2

6–4

5–5

10–0

3–3

4–2

1–5

3–3

—

6–3

3–3

Oakland

4–6

2–7

3–7

2–4

3–3

1–5

3–6

—

0–6

Pittsburgh

5–1

4–2

6–4

7–3

7–4

8–3

3–3

6–0

—

Roster

Number

Player

Position

Height

Weight

Birthday

Experience (in years)

College/High School

Dan Anderson

6-10

230

February 15, 1943

Augsburg College

Johnny Austin

6-0

170

August 31, 1944

Boston College

22-41

Al Beard

6-9

200

April 27, 1942

Norfolk State University

Jim Caldwell

6-10

240

January 28, 1943

Georgia Institute of Technology

Art Heyman

6-5

205

June 24, 1941

Duke University

Tony Jackson

6-4

200

November 7, 1942

St. John's University

Stew Johnson

6-8

220

August 19, 1944

Murray State University

20 and 40

Barry Liebowitz

6-2

180

September 10, 1945

Long Island University

Bobby Lloyd

6-2

184

January 3, 1946

Rutgers University

Johnny Mathis

6-6

220

July 14, 1943

Savannah State University

Bob McIntyre

6-6

215

January 23, 1944

St. John's University

Mel Nowell

6-2

170

December 27, 1939

Ohio State University

Walter Simon

6-6

200

December 1, 1939

Benedict College

Bruce Spraggins

6-5

188

Virginia Union University

Levern Tart

6-2

195

June 1, 1942

Bradley University

Dexter Westbrook

6-8

190

Providence College

Hank Whitney

6-7

230

April 28, 1939

Iowa State University^[1]

References

1. ^¹{{cite web|url=https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/NJA/1968.html|title=1967-68 New Jersey Americans Roster and Stats - Basketball-Reference.com|website=Basketball-Reference.com}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.remembertheaba.com/New-Jersey-Americans.html|title=Remember the ABA: New Jersey Americans|website=www.remembertheaba.com}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.basketballreference.com/draft/draftyear.htm?lg=A&yr=1967|title=1967 ABA Draft|website=basketballreference.com|access-date=2014-05-31|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081230023424/http://www.basketballreference.com/draft/draftyear.htm?yr=1967&lg=A|archive-date=2008-12-30|dead-url=yes|df=}}

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1967 ABA draft

Season standings

Record vs. opponents

Roster

Awards and honors

References