Temi Fagbenle

British-Nigerian Basketball Player; WNBA Champion

Stacey Dales

Former Canadian Basketball Player Turned Broadcaster

Barbara Farris

Former WNBA Player

Jerry Colangelo

Sports Mogul; Former Owner of the Phoenix Suns and the Arizona Diamondbacks

Carolyn Moos

Mike White

University of Georgia Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Fran McCaffery

Head Basketball Coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes

Jerry Stackhouse

Vanderbilt Men’s Basketball Head Coach

Patrick Baldwin Jr.

Professional Basketball Player for the Golden State Warriors

Deron Williams

Three-Time NBA All-Star & Olympic Gold Medalist

Darrell Armstrong

Armstrong was long respected around the NBA for his intensity and hard-nosed defense.

Dick McGuire

If you're familiar with the laid-back, easygoing and unassuming style of Dick McGuire, you'll know that upon his election into the Basketball Hall of Fame, the family spokesperson became brother Al.

Dolph Schayes

Dolph Schayes was one of the NBA's most durable and hard working athletes.

Harry Gallatin

Harry Gallatin had desire and passion for the game of basketball.

Paul Arizin

In the early days of the NBA a handful of pioneering players laid the groundwork for what would become "modern" basketball.

Dave Cowen

Dave Cowens played basketball for Florida State University. He averaged 19 points and 17 rebounds per game and shot 52 percent from the field while in college.

David Bing

Dave Bing had a graceful and fluid style when he joined the NBA in 1967. Bing won Rookie of the Year honors scoring 1,601 points.

Billy Cunningham

Billy Cunningham was nicknamed "Kangaroo Kid" throughout his career because of his extraordinary leaping ability.

Chris Thomas

He is a former basketball player at the University of Notre Dame.

Brent Price

Brent Price was drafted 32nd pick in the 1992 NBA draft by the Washington Bullets (now Wizards).