I've posted once before on the football forum about how little Grandview Heights H.S, smallest public school district in central Ohio, produced two football players who, while playing for a college all-stars team, outscored the Chicago Bears in a game pitting the all-stars v. the NFL champs.

In addition, that same small school district sandwiched between downtown Columbus, Upper Arlington and Ohio State U. campus, once had a basketball player who, while playing for the Alabama Crimson Tide, hit a full-court shot measuring 84 feet, 11 inches, which remains the longest shot made in a sanctioned NCAA game. George Lin, a 1954 Grandview Bobcat graduate, was recently selected a 2017 SEC Basketball Legends member.

I remember the Marshall shot, for years they had the foot positions painted on the court. 2" and he would have been out of bounds. And that court was a tad bigger than courts back then.

Cool information BS

Not sure how accurate my source is, OCF. Check it out - scroll down to third page:

http://grandviewheightsalumni.com/clients/79364/File/GHHS...

http://www.sbnation.com/2017/1/25/14376630/pretty-good-ep...

If you like stats, this is an interesting break down of Baron Davis' NBA long bomb.