Antonio McDYess

Dave Cowens

Dave Cowens earned a berth in the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Artis Gilmore

Nicknamed "The A-Train", the 7' 2" (2.18 m) Gilmore once played in 670 consecutive games.

Alex English

Alex English was the NBA's most prolific scorer during the 1980s and retired as the seventh-leading scorer with 25, 613 points.

George Gervin

Retired Professional Basketball Player; Played for the Virginia Squires, San Antonio Spurs & Chicago Bulls

Rick Barry

Hall of Fame NBA Player

David Thompson

Chief Information Officer and Executive Vice President, Global Operations and Technology, Western Union

Bob Pettit

Pettit played college ball at Louisiana State University where he a three-time All-Southeastern Conference selection and a two-time All American.

Billy Cunningham

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

Elvin HaYes

On January 20, 1968, the Big E and the Houston Cougars faced Lew Alcindor (now known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) and the UCLA Bruins in the first-ever nationally televised college basketball game.

Isaiah Austin

Ex-Baylor Basketball Player Whose Career was Cut Short Due to Marfan Disease

Paul Pierce

Retired Ten-Time NBA All-Star; Former NBA Analyst at ESPN

Lance Carl

Impacting Our Youth - Umbrella of Success

Bill Self (coach)

Head Coach, University of Kansas Men's Basketball

Coach Larry McKenzie

Coach, Educator, Author, and Radio Host

Steve Ballmer

Former CEO Microsoft; Owner of the Los Angeles Clippers

Ron Harper

Ron Harper is a former point guard in the NBA.

Tom Crean

Head Basketball Coach of the Georgia Bulldogs

Dave Odom

Cliff Ellis

Charlie Spoonhour

Jon Barry

NBA Analyst for ABC and ESPN

Marques Haynes

Arvydas Sabonis

Herb Magee

M.L. Carr

Former Head Coach and General Manager of the Boston Celtics

Mike Anderson

Louis Orr

Ken Bone

Jay Triano