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rushed the court, lifting players onto their shoulders in a jubilant celebration. The actions were a total surprise to Stars officials, as they had not anticipated such a reaction from the fans.
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696:Jimmy Jones
686:Zelmo Beaty
395:UCLA Bruins
359:Willie Wise
355:Mack Calvin
347:Zelmo Beaty
131:Team colors
18:Utah Starzz
1983:Utah Stars
1977:Categories
1936:Utah Stars
1621:Utah Stars
1360:References
1179:4, Utah 2
1154:4, Utah 1
1113:4, Utah 2
1080:4, Utah 3
1002:Utah Stars
854:Del Harris
842:Head coach
706:Rick Mount
379:Long Beach
283:Utah Stars
235:1974–1975
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1106:San Diego
861:1975–1976
845:1968–1971
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810:1970–1974
789:1974–1975
764:1974–1975
746:Inducted
691:Ron Boone
540:Aftermath
220:Ownership
215:1975–1976
165:1975–1976
160:1972–1975
155:1970–1972
106:1970–1976
77:Dissolved
1766:Playoffs
1664:McDonald
1243:May 2018
1235:relocate
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1071:Utah 4,
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1043:Utah 4,
1037:Utah 4,
1031:Utah 4,
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285:were an
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1640:Jackson
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1119:1973–74
1111:Indiana
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1009:1970–71
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961:1969–70
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914:1967–68
407:1970–71
85:History
69:Founded
64:Western
1830:(1975)
1656:Butler
1177:Denver
1073:Dallas
989:Denver
983:Dallas
886:Season
829:Tenure
743:Tenure
319:Hawaii
252:(1971)
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1709:Combs
1701:Stone
1688:Beaty
1680:Boone
1033:Texas
877:Note:
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813:2016
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111:Arena
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