Louisville Tradition

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1 Louisville Tradition

2 Louisville Basketball Tradition Basketball is special to Kentuckians. The sport permeates everyday life from offices to farmlands, from coal mines to neighborhood drug stores. It is more than just a sport played in the cold winter months. It is a source of pride filled year-round with anticipation, hope and celebration. Kentuckians love their basketball, and the tradition-rich University of Louisville program has supplied its fans with one of the nation s finest products for decades. Legendary coach Bernard Peck Hickman, a Basketball Hall of Fame nominee, arrived on the UofL campus in 1944 to begin a remarkable string of 46 consecutive winning seasons. For 23 seasons, Hickman laid an impressive foundation for UofL. John Dromo, an assistant coach under Hickman for 19 years, continued the Louisville program in outstanding fashion following Hickman s retirement. For 30 years, Denny Crum followed the same path of success that Hickman and Dromo both walked, guiding the Cardinals to even higher acclaim. Now, Coach Rick Pitino has energized a re-emergence in building upon the rich UofL tradition in his 12 years, guiding the Cardinals to the 2013 NCAA championship, NCAA Final Fours in 2005 and 2012 and the NCAA Elite Eight four of the past six seasons. Among the Cardinals past successes include national championships in the NCAA (1980 and 1986), NIT (1956) and the NAIB (1948). UofL is the only school in the nation to have claimed the championship in all three major tournaments. The Cardinals have appeared in the NCAA tournament on 39 occasions, which places UofL fifth in all-time NCAA Tournament appearances behind Kentucky (58), North Carolina (44), UCLA (43), and Kansas (42). Louisville has played in the Final Four 10 times, including four times in the 1980s. Only six schools North Carolina (18), UCLA (17), Duke (15), Kentucky (15), Kansas (15) and Ohio State (11) have reached the Final Four more often. All Time NCAA Tournament Appearances School Yrs. W-L Kentucky* North Carolina UCLA* Kansas Louisville Duke Indiana Syracuse *does not include vacated years. All-Time Final Fours North Carolina 18 UCLA 17 Duke 15 Kentucky 15 Taquan Dean kisses the Freedom Hall floor after his final game as a Cardinal. Louisville was arguably the most dominant team in college basketball during the decade of the 1980s. Evidence of that claim is simple; during the decade of the 80s, the Cardinals won two national championships (equalled only by Indiana); sent an unmatched four teams to the Final Four; appeared among the final 16 teams seven times (bettered only by North Carolina s nine times); and posted the highest NCAA Tournament winning percentage of any other team (.793, 23-6). UofL ' s Post-Season Tournament Success Kansas 14 Ohio State 11 Louisville 10 Indiana 8 Michigan State 8 Three tied at 6 All-Time NCAA Tournament Wins Kentucky 111 North Carolina 109 Duke 99 UCLA 95 Kansas 95 Louisville 70 Indiana 64 Syracuse 60 Michigan State 56 Tremendous pride is taken in the tradition established at the University of Louisville. Studentathletes who attend UofL follow in the footsteps of some of college basketball s all-time greats. These athletes must be willing to give of themselves, just as former UofL stars did, to maintain UofL as one of the nations top programs. It is more than the Wes Unseld s, Darrell Griffith s and Pervis Ellison s of the UofL world. It s the teamwork of those with the Terry Howard s, Roger Burkman s and Derwin Webb s on the Cardinal rosters that blend into one team, one unit, to achieve a common goal. It is a commitment that has been worthwhile for decades. UofL in Post-Season Play NCAA Tournaments 39 (30 of last 37 years; 18 of last 22) NCAA Championships (3) -1980, 1986, 2013 NCAA Final Fours (10) , 1972, 1975,1980, 1982, 1983, 1986, 2005, 2012, 2013 National Invitation Tournaments 14 NIT National Championships (1) NAIB National Championship (1) Note: UofL has reached the NCAA Tournament or NIT in 44 of the last 48 years. 124 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

3 Retired Numbers 42 Pervis Ellison Top NBA Draft Pick of 1989 The only player in UofL history to total both 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, Pervis Ellison ended his playing career with the Cardinals as the No. 2 all-time scorer and he became only the second player at UofL to score 2,000 points in his career. A consensus All-American in 1989, Never Nervous Pervis was named MVP of the 1989 Metro Conference Tournament, an award he also won as a freshman. The all-time shot blocker at UofL and in the Metro Conference with 374 career rejections, Ellison blocked at least one shot in 130 of his 136 career games. He finished his career third among NCAA career leaders in blocked shots. In 1986, he led the Cardinals to their second NCAA Championship title and was the first freshman since 1944 to be named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four. The Cardinals won two regular season Metro titles and three Metro tournament championships during Ellison s career. Following his playing career at UofL, Ellison became one of the select few collegiate players and the first for the Cardinals when he was chosen as the No. 1 pick in the 1989 NBA Draft. His jersey number was retired at ceremonies following the 1989 season. Ellison s Career Statistics Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb-Avg Ast-Avg PF-D TP Avg Totals Darrell Griffith Louisville s Living Legend In 1980 Darrell Griffith received the prestigious John Wooden Award from the Los Angeles Athletic Club as college basketball s Player of the Year. He was also selected by for the same honor. A consensus All-American in 1980, he led Louisville to a 33-3 record and the school s first NCAA national championship. He left UofL as the school s career scoring leader (2,333 points); the first player in UofL history to surpass the 2,000 point mark; the school single season scoring leader with 825 points; and the only player at Louisville to score more than 700 points in one season. He finished his collegiate career having scored in double figures in 41 straight games and 111 of his 126 games with the Cardinals. In his four seasons with Louisville, he helped teams to a combined record of ; two regular season Metro Conference titles; two Metro tournament championships; four straight NCAA tournament appearances; and the 1980 NCAA Championship. His jersey number 35 was retired at ceremonies following the 1980 basketball season and his road uniform is on permanent display at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Griffith s Career Statistics Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb-Avg Ast-Avg PF-D TP Avg Totals Wes Unseld Top Single Game Scorer When Wes Unseld ended his career with the University of Louisville following the season, he left as the Cardinals all-time leading scorer for a three-year player. Today, Unseld ranks 10th on the all-time scoring list, but his career point total of 1,686 is still tops for a three-year player. A concensus All-American during his junior and senior years, Unseld is one of only five other Cardinal players to pull down over 1,000 rebounds in his career. His 1,551 career rebounds ranks second behind Charlie Tyra s 1,617. Unseld began his senior season with a 45-point effort against Georgetown College, a UofL record that still stands today. Unseld, chosen as second player overall in the NBA draft by Baltimore, was honored on the All-Missouri Valley Conference team all three years at UofL and the Cardinals were during his three seasons. During his junior year, Unseld led the Cardinals to a final No. 2 ranking in both wire service polls. Unseld s 20.6 scoring average still ranks as the top scoring average in Louisville history. His 18.9 rebounding average also ranks as the top average for a Cardinal. While playing on the Cardinals freshmen team, Unseld averaged 35.8 points, 23.6 rebounds and hit 68.6 percent from the field. Unseld s Career Statistics Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF TP Avg Totals Charlie Tyra Top All-Time Rebounder A consensus All-American during the 1956 and 1957 seasons, Charlie Tyra led the University of Louisville to its first NIT title in 1956 and was named the tournament s MVP for his performance. Tyra was named Helms Athletic Foundation All-American in his junior and senior years. One of only five Cardinals to record over 1,000 rebounds in his career, Tyra ranks as the all-time rebounder in UofL history with 1,617. During the season, Tyra pulled down 645 rebounds, a mark that has been bettered by only three other players in NCAA history. He set the Louisville record for most rebounds in a game when he pulled down 38 against Canisius during the season. In his four seasons with Louisville, he helped teams to a combined record of and three straight NIT appearances. Tyra ranks third in career free throws made (448), second in career rebounding average (17.0), fourth in career scoring average (18.2), eighth in career scorers (1,728 points) and eighth in field goals made (640). Tyra is one of only four players in UofL history to score 40 points or more in a game (achieved against Notre Dame when he hit 12 of 16 field goals and all 16 of his free throw attempts). Tyra passed away on Dec. 29, 2006 at the age of 71. Tyra s Career Statistics Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF TP Avg Totals g o c a r d s. c o m

4 Honored Jerseys 14 Alfred Butch Beard 6-3 Guard Hardinsburg, Ky. Totalled 1,580 career points in three seasons, 16th alltime at UofL and the second-highest for a three-year performer ( ). Earned All-America honors in Two-time All-Missouri Valley Conference selection. Helped UofL post a combined record in three seasons. One of two UofL players to average over 20 points a game in two seasons. Played nine seasons in the NBA (Atlanta, Cleveland, Seattle, Golden State, New York), Former head coach of Howard University and the New Jersey Nets Total Ulysses Junior Bridgeman 6-5 Guard/Forward East Chicago, Ind. Twice named Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year (1974, 75). Scored 1,348 career points, No. 28 on the all-time UofL scoring list. Helped the Cardinals reach the 1975 NCAA Final Four. Earned All-America honors in Helped the Cardinals to a combined record in his three seasons, including two Missouri Valley Conference Championships. First-round pick of the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1975 NBA draft. Played 10 NBA seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks and L.A. Clippers. Had his professional jersey (No. 2) retired by the Milwaukee Bucks Totals Jack Coleman 6-7 Forward/Center Burgin, Ky. Led UofL to its first national title, the 1948 NAIB Championship. Played nine seasons in the NBA with Rochester ( ) and St. Louis ( ). Totalled 1,114 career points in three seasons at UofL ( ). Top scorer and rebounder for the Cardinals in each of his three seasons. Led UofL to a combined record. Two-time captain for the Cards. Also earned third team Little All-America honors in football as an end in Earned All-Ohio Valley Conference honors in 1949, the Cards only season in that league * 58- * * * 82- * * * 80- * * Totals * 220- * * *statistics unavailable 24 Don Goldstein 6-5 Forward New York, N.Y. Helped UofL to its first NCAA Final Four appearance in 1959, the second of six Final Fours that have been played in Louisville s Freedom Hall. Averaged 21.4 points and 10 rebounds during the 1959 NCAA Tournament games. Totalled 1,019 career points in three seasons, becoming the 10th player at UofL to score 1,000 career points. Earned All-America honors in Member of the UofL Athletic Hall of Fame. Helped UofL post a combined record in three seasons. Ranks 21th in career rebounding at UofL with 868 rebounds. First-round NBA draft choice of Detroit Totals Lancaster Gordon 6-3 Guard Jackson, Miss. Led UofL to a combined record and two NCAA Final Four appearances in four seasons. Ranks among the Cardinals all-time leaders in scoring (1,614 career points), steals (192) and games played (134). Earned second-team All-America honors by The Sporting News as a senior in Selected as the 1983 NCAA Mideast Region Most Outstanding Player, scoring 24 points in the regional title game against Kentucky. Two-time All-Metro Conference selection. Individual scoring high was 27 pts. vs. Marquette. First-round NBA draft pick (eighth overall) who played four years with the Los Angeles Clippers. Earned All-Ohio Valley Conference honors in 1949, the Cards only season in that league Totals George Hauptfuhrer 6-6 Center Jenkintown, Pa. Leader on legendary UofL Coach Peck Hickman s first two teams. Helped UofL to a 38-9 combined record in two seasons (16-3, 22-6). Led the Cardinals in scoring each of his two seasons ( ). Co-captained the Cards team that was runner-up in the KIAC Tournament. First-round draft choice of the Boston Celtics. Completed his education at Pennsylvania where he graduated cum laude and made the Law Review. Became an attorney, practicing in Philadephia for several years * 52- * * *- * *- * * Totals *statistics unavailable 126 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

5 Honored Jerseys 20 Bob Lochmueller 6-5 Forward Eberfield, Ind. Scoring leader on UofL s first NCAA Tournament team in Scored 1,218 career points in three seasons at UofL ( ), ranking No. 36 on the Cardinals all-time scoring list. Known for his exceptional all-around play. His 19.0 scoring average in the season ranks as the 13th best all-time for the Cardinals. Two-time captain for the Cards. A line from a 1951 publication stated if a coach could have just two or three Lochmuellers on the squad, the team would be unbeatable * 86- * * * * * Totals * 296- * * *statistics unavailable 22 Rodney McCray 6-7 Forward/Center Mt. Vernon, N.Y. One of just four UofL players to surpass both 1,000 career points (1,247) and rebounds (1,029). A starter on the Cards 1980 NCAA Championship team. Member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team. Honored as Metro Conference Player of the Year in Helped UofL to a combined record and three NCAA Final Four appearances in four seasons, starting 132 consecutive games. Played 10 seasons in the NBA (Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings, Dallas Mavericks, Chicago Bulls), Totals Rodney McCray 12 Jim Morgan 6-1 Guard Dayton, Ohio Starting guard on the Cardinals 1956 NIT Championship team that produced a 26-3 record. He scored 14 points in the championship game against Dayton. Averaged 17.4 points as a senior in as the Cardinals were ranked sixth in the final Associated Press poll. Totalled 1,105 career points in four seasons, becoming the 11th player at UofL to score 1,000 career points. Although assists were not an official statistic during his playing days, he amassed several while feeding All-America center Charlie Tyra. Member of UofL Athletic Hall of Fame. Helped UofL post a combined record in four seasons. Drafted in the NBA by Syracuse in * Totals * Allen Murphy 6-5 Guard/Forward Birmingham, Ala. Scored 1,453 career points, 21st on the all-time UofL scoring list. Helped the Cardinals reach the 1975 NCAA Final Four. Scored in double figures in a school-record 57 consecutive games. Top scorer for the Cardinals in each of his three seasons. Earned All-America honors in Helped the Cardinals to a combined record in his three seasons, including two Missouri Valley Conference titles. Three-time All-Missouri Valley Conference selection. His 16.4 career scoring average is the ninth best ever at UofL. Played one season with the ABA Kentucky Colonels ( ) Totals Chuck Noble 6-4 Forward/Guard Akron, Ohio Totalled 1,281 career points in four seasons at UofL ( ). Member of UofL s first NCAA Tournament team in 1951 and the Cardinals participated in the NIT in each of his other three seasons. Played seven seasons in the NBA with Ft. Wayne ( ) and Detroit ( ). Helped UofL to a combined record. Two-time captain for the Cards. His single-game scoring mark of 36 points is the eighth best ever at UofL. His 15.1 career scoring average ranks 15th alltime for the Cardinals. Known for his accuracy on his 40-foot, one-hand set shot * * Totals * *statistics unavailable 127 g o c a r d s. c o m

6 Honored Jerseys 13 Bud Olsen 6-8 Center Dayton, Ohio Scored 1,192 points in three career seasons at UofL ( ). Helped UofL to the NCAA Regional Semifinals in 1961 before falling by a point to eventual national runner-up Ohio State. His 20.8 scoring average as a senior in is the eighth-highest in UofL history. Helped UofL to a combined record and in his three seasons. Averaged 9.5 rebounds in his career (761 total rebounds), 10th best ever for the Cardinals. Member of UofL Athletic Hall of Fame. Played seven seasons in the NBA for six different teams, totalling 1,935 career points. He was drafted in the second round by Cincinnati Totals Jim Price 6-3 Guard Indianapolis, Ind. Led UofL to the NCAA Final Four in 1972, earning alltournament honors. Totalled 1,490 career points in three seasons at UofL ( ). Played seven seasons in the NBA ( ) with the Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee, Denver and Detroit. Earned All-America honors as a senior when he averaged 21 points a game. Led UofL to a combined record and a pair of Missouri Valley Conference championships. Two-time All-Missouri Valley Conference selection. Named to the 1973 NBA All-Rookie Team, the 1974 NBA All-Defensive Team and the 1975 NBA All-Star Team Totals Kenny Reeves 6-0 Guard Maysville, Ky. Starting guard on the Cardinals 1948 NAIB Championship team, UofL s first national title. Totalled 1,245 career points in four seasons at UofL ( ). Helped UofL produce a combined record. Co-captain his senior season ( ). Member of the UofL Athletic Hall of Fame. Known for his excellent outside shooting touch, ball handling and defensive prowess. Drafted by NBA Boston Celtics. Became a dentist following his collegiate career * 28- * * * 87- * * * 85- * * * 107- * * Totals * 307- * * *statistics unavailable 9 Phil Rollins 6-2 Guard Wickliffe, Ky. Starting guard and captain of the Cardinals 1956 NIT Championship team. Totalled 1,060 career points in four seasons at UofL. Helped UofL produce a combined record, winning over 20 games three of his four years. Member of the UofL Athletic Hall of Fame. Among the Cardinals top four scorers each of his four seasons at UofL. His 37 points scored against Eastern Kentucky as a senior stands as the sixth highest single-game mark at UofL. Drafted by Philadelphia and played three years in the NBA with four different teams Totals Derek Smith 43 Derek Smith 6-6 Guard/Forward Hogansville, Ga. Sixth on the all-time UofL scoring list with 1,826 career points ( ). A starter on the Cards 1980 NCAA Championship team. Helped UofL to a combined record in four seasons. Honored as Metro Conference Player of the Year in Three-time All-Metro Conference performer ( ). Played nine NBA seasons (San Diego/L. A. Clippers, Sacramento Kings, Philadelphia 76ers, Boston Celtics), Former assistant coach for the Washington Bullets Top rated guard in the NBA in when he averaged 22.1 points and ranked among the top five NBA guards in four statistical categories Totals L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

7 Honored Jerseys 55 Billy Thompson 6-8 Forward Camden, N.J. Scoring leader (14.9 points) on the Cards 1986 NCAA Championship team, earning All-Final Four honors. Only player to rank among the Cardinals top eleven in career scoring (11th, 1,685 points), rebounding (eighth, 930 rebounds) and assists (eighth, 459 assists). Helped UofL to a combined record and two NCAA Final Four appearances in four seasons. Standout on the 1985 USA World University Games team, scoring 25 points in the championship game. Two-time All-Metro Conference selection. First-round NBA draft pick (19th overall) who played five years in the NBA with the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat Totals Milt Wagner 6-5 Guard Camden, N.J. One of the most prolific scorers in UofL history, ranking fifth in all-time scoring with 1,834 career points. A starter on the Cards 1986 NCAA Championship team. Helped UofL to a combined record and three NCAA Final Four appearances over his career. Played in 144 career games, the second most in UofL history, and started the last 111 games in which he played. One of the most clutch performers in UofL basketball history, he ranks ninth in career assists (432), eighth in career free throw percentage (.814, 336-of-413). Three-time All-Metro Conference pick. Second-round NBA draft pick (35th overall) who played 13 years of professional basketball in the USA and Europe Totals John Turner 6-5 Forward Newport, Ky. Led UofL to its first NCAA Final Four appearance in 1959 and the NCAA regional semifinals in Earned All-America honors in Produced 1,451 career points in three seasons at UofL ( ), ranking 22nd on the all-time scoring list. Top scorer for the Cardinals in each of his three seasons. Led UofL to a combined record. His 669 points scored as a senior (23.1 avg.) is the second-highest ever in a single season at UofL NCAA Mideast Regional MVP. Played one season in the NBA for the Chicago Bulls ( ). Ninth on the Cards all-time rebounding list with 919 career boards Totals DeJuan Wheat 6-0 Guard Louisville, Ky. First player in NCAA history with career totals of at least 2,000 points (2,183, second all-time at UofL), 450 assists (498, 5th), 300 three-point goals (323, 2nd) and 200 steals (204, 7th). Third-team All-America by Basketball Times. Started a school-record 136 consecutive games and is the Cards all time leader in minutes played (4,560). Helped UofL to a combined record with four NCAA Tournament appearances, including advancing to the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight in his last two years. Finalist for 1997 Naismith Player of the Year Award. Scoring high was 35 points vs. UAB. Played 12 seasons of professional basketball in foreign countries, the last five in Mexico Totals g o c a r d s. c o m Cardinals Have Three Representatives in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Wes Unseld, who played for the Cardinals from and had a stellar pro career with the Washington Bullets, was the first UofL representative in the Hall of Fame. Former UCLA Coach John Wooden (right) was former UofL Coach Denny Crum's escort at the ceremonies. Crum played and coached under Wooden at UCLA. UofL Coach Rick Pitino was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2013, a honor announced on the day he guided the Cards to the NCAA championship.

8 Louisville All-Americans Charlie Tyra Don Goldstein John Turner Wes Unseld Butch Beard Jim Price Junior Bridgeman Allen Murphy Phil Bond Season Player Team Charlie Tyra Helms Athletic Foundation Charlie Tyra Helms Athletic Foundation, AP, UPI, NABC, Helms, USBWA, Converse, Kodak Don Goldstein Helms Athletic Foundation John Turner Helms Athletic Foundation Wes Unseld Helms Athletic Foundation Wes Unseld AP, UPI, NABC, Helms, USBWA, Converse Wes Unseld AP, UPI, NABC, Helms, USBWA, Converse Butch Beard Helms Athletic Foundation Jim Price NABC, USBWA, Helms, Converse Junior Bridgeman NABC, USBWA, Basketball Weekly, Citizens Athletic Foundation, Converse Allen Murphy Citizens Athletic Foundation Phil Bond College Sports Information Director of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America Wesley Cox Citizens Athletic Foundation, Converse Rick Wilson Basketball Weekly Darrell Griffith Sporting News, Citizens Athletic Foundation, Converse Darrell Griffith John Wooden Award, Sporting News Player of the Year, Basketball Weekly, Converse, USBWA, AP, UPI, Sport Magazine, Citizens Athletic Foundation; consensus first team Lancaster Gordon Sporting News second team Pervis Ellison Consensus first team; USBWA and NABC First Teams; AP and UPI Second Teams; Blue Ribbon Yearbook Player of the Year Clifford Rozier Consensus first team; AP, UPI, USBWA and ESPN Radio first teams; NABC, Basketball Weekly and Basketball Times second teams DeJuan Wheat Sporting News second team, NABC third team; AP honorable mention Reece Gaines Sporting News, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated second team; AP third team Francisco Garcia NABC second team; John R. Wooden All-American team Terrence Williams Wooden Award All-America team; Sports Illustrated and Lowe s Senior CLASS first team; ESPN and Fox Sports second team; Associated Press and NABC third team. Terrence Williams Wesley Cox Rick Wilson Darrell Griffith Lancaster Gordon Pervis Ellison Clifford Rozier DeJuan Wheat Reece Gaines Francisco Garcia 130 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

9 UofL Athletics Hall of Fame Name Yrs at UofL Sport Harold Adams Basketball Harold Andrews Basketball Lawrence Apitz Football, Basketball, Track Coach Bruce Armstrong Football Charles Asher Football John Atkinson Football Larry Ball Football, Basketball Bettina Bard Track/Cross Country Tommy Barnes Baseball Lewis Sonny Bass Football, Basketball James Bealmear Track Butch Beard Basketball Bob Bender Football Matt Berger Baseball Nell Knox-Blackford Basketball Harry Bockman Track Phillip Bond Basketball Michelle Borgert Track/Cross Country Theresa Borho Field Hockey Lee Bouggess Football Sherill Brakmeier Special Selection Tony Branch Basketball Junior Bridgeman Basketball Anthony Bridges Football Robert Brown Basketball Sherry Effinger Brown Field Hockey Ray Buchanan Football Doug Buffone Football Brendan Burke Tennis George Cain Football Frank Camp Football Coach Tom Carroll Football James Caufield Football Mario Cheppo Football Mike Clouser Swimming/Diving Jennifer Coe Soccer Glenn Ish Combs Basketball Jack Coleman Basketball Elmer Collina Football, Track Dee Compton Basketball Lee Corso Football Coach Corky Cox Basketball Wesley Cox Basketball Denny Crum Basketball Coach Bernard Dahlem Swimming William Darragh Basketball Michael Detenber Football John Dromo Basketball, Golf, & Football Coach Joan Dunaway Burks Basketball Jerry Eaves Basketball Norbert Elbert Football Pervis Ellison Basketball James Ferriell, Jr Golf John Finn Football Bill Gatti Football Tom Giannini Football Frank Gitschier Football, Asst. Football Coach Don Goldstein Basketball Lancaster Gordon Basketball Ernie Green Football Darrell Griffith Basketball Mike Grosso Basketball Julie Guess Tennis Jeff Hall Basketball Paul Hall Baseball Charles Hampton Football Ed Harmon Football George Hauptfuhrer Basketball Ron Hawley Basketball John Heldman Baseball, Basketball & Football Coach Bernard Peck Hickman Basketball Coach, Athletics Director Donald Hockensmith Football Wade Houston Basketball, Asst. Basketball Coach Gary Inman Football Susan Elpers Inman Volleyball Charles Isenberg Football Tom Jackson Football Joe Jacoby Football Charlie Johnson Football Horace Jones Football Jerry Jones Asst. Basketball Coach Damien Kalvar Track & Field Bob King Basketball Jerry King Basketball Tom King Basketball Coach Donald Kinker Basketball Joe Kitchen Basketball John Knopf Basketball Otto Knop Football Dan Kopriva Baseball Ken Kortas Football Fred Koster Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track Tom LaFramboise Football Dave Lawrence Asst. Coach Basketball, Track Jim LaFountain Baseball Name Yrs at UofL Sport Mike Lawhon Basketball Tom Leahy Football Carole Liedtke Gymnastics Coach Bob Lochmueller Basketball Laurie Maxwell Londot Volleyball Melzar Lowe Football Tom Lucia Football Lenny Lyles Football Von Macklin Basketball John Madeya Football Kevin Malone Baseball Amos Martin Football Michael Mather Tennis Kristen Mattox Cox Basketball Paul Mattingly Football Tyrus McCloud Football Rodney McCray Basketball Ray McKinney Football Uncas Miller Football Frank Minnifield Football James Morgan Basketball Jill Morton Basketball Allen Murphy Basketball Tom Musselman Golf John Nation Swimming John Neidert Football Charles Noble Basketball Donald Noel Track/Cross Country Roman Oben Football Bill Olsen Baseball, Basketball Asst. Basketball Coach Director of Athletics Bud Olsen Basketball Wally Oyler Football Dale Orem Football Valerie Owens Combs Basketball Clyde Parker Basketball Walter Peacock Football Meg Peavy Tennis Ken Porco Football Betty Potts Basketball, Cheerleading Ray Potts Basketball Jim Price Basketball Scott Reburn Baseball Marilyn Reckelhoff Basketball Kenny Reeves Basketball Benjamin Reid Football, Basketball John Reuther Basketball Dave Rivenbark Football Jim Tom Robertson Football Phil Rollins Basketball Bennett Russell Football Guy Shearer Football, Wrestling, Basketball Howard Schnellenberger Football Coach Ted Schulz Golf Chuck Schupp Baseball Andy Schrecker Tennis Jamil Shalash Soccer Duke Shumate Baseball William Slider Football Derek Smith Basketball Charles Spencer Football Jackie Spencer Basketball Bill Stansbury ,50 Cheerleader Samuel Steinfeld Track Peggy Stevens Tennis Howard Stevens Football Stephanie Storen Jett Volleyball Gilbert Sturtzel Football Billy Thompson Basketball William Threlkeld Football Joe Trabue Football, John Turner Basketball Charles Tyra Basketball Bob Ullrich Track & Cross Country Johnny Unitas Football Westley Unseld Basketball Robbie Valentine Basketball Milt Wagner Basketball Anderson Walker Football Cleo Walker Football Kevin Walsh Tennis Ted Washington Football Edward Weber Basketball, Track, Baseball, Golf Mary Wessell Field Hockey Lawrence Wetherby Football, Baseball Reene Wilkins Maloy Basketball, F. Hockey James Williams Football Otis Wilson Football James Wolf Football Maurice Wolford Football Clark Wood Football Coach Dwayne Woodruff Football Leslie Wright Basketball Ralph Wright 1948 Swimming Coach Edward Young Football, Track Jim Zamberlan Football Sherrill Zimmerman Cheerleaders Frank Camp Johnny Unitas Wes Unseld Dorothy Galligan Zipp Field Hockey Doug Buffone Lenny Lyles 131 g o c a r d s. c o m

10 Louisville s National Champions Louisville Cardinals Front row: (from the left) Director of Basketball Operations Andre McGee, Assistant Coach Wyking Jones, Tim Henderson, Wayne Blackshear, Luke Hancock, Head Coach Rick Pitino, Peyton Siva, Russ Smith, Kevin Ware, Assistant Coach Kevin Keatts, Assistant Coach Kareem Richardson. Middle row: Logan Baumann, Chane Behanan, Montrezl Harrell, Mangok Mathiang, Gorgui Dieng, Zach Price, Stephan Van Treese, Angel Nunez, Michael Baffour, Jordan Bond. Back row: Student Assistant Coach Mike Marra, Equipment Manager Vinny Tatum, Team Physician Dr. John Ellis, Director of Sports Medicine Fred Hina, Team Physician Dr. Chris Pitcock, Program Assistant Tim Gray, Assistant Video Coordinator William Minardi, Strength and Conditioning Coach Ray Ganong, Director of Academic Services Anthony Wright, Director of Video Operations Doug Davenport, Executive Assistant Jordan Sucher. The Cardinals celebrated the 2013 national championship in the locker room following their victory over Michigan. 132 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

11 LOUISVILLE Louisville s National Champions 1986 NCAA Champions Front Row (from the left): Kevin Walls, Chris West, Mike Abram, Keith Williams. Middle Row: Herbert Crook, Jeff Hall, Billy Thompson, Head Coach Denny Crum, Milt Wagner, Robbie Valentine, Mark McSwain. Back Row: Student Manager Jeff Witt, Trainer Jerry May, Asst. Coach Jerry Jones, Asst. Coach Wade Houston, Avery Marshall, David Robinson, Will Olliges, Pervis Ellison, Kenny Payne, Tony Kimbro, Asst. Coach Bobby Dotson, Conditioning Coor. Doug Semenick, Grad. Asst. Jeff Van Pelt NCAA Champions Front Row (from the left): Student Manager Randy Bufford, Greg Deuser, Jerry Eaves, Roger Burkman, Head Coach Denny Crum, Darrell Griffith, Tony Branch, Poncho Wright, Student Manager Lambert Jemley. Back Row: Asst. Coach Jerry Jones, Grad. Asst. Mark McDonald, Rodney McCray, Daryl Cleveland, Marty Pulliam, Scooter McCray, Wiley Brown, Derek Smith, Asst. Coach Wade Houston, Asst. Head Coach Bill Olsen, Student Trainer Steve Donohue. 133 g o c a r d s. c o m

12 LOUISVILLE Louisville s National Champions 1956 NIT Champions Sitting: Manager Leon Wilson. Front Row (from the left): Bobby Potter, Dick Keffer, Phil Rollins, Gerry Moreman, Roscoe Shackleford, Jim Morgan. Middle Row: Asst. Coach John Dromo, Jim Heins, Al Glaza, Jerry DuPont, Jim Heeren, Charlie Tyra, Head Coach Peck Hickman. Back Row: John Froning, Paul Bashman, John Varoscak, Bill Darragh, Harold Pike, Herb Harrah NAIB Champions Front Row (from the left): Bob Borah, John Knopf, Ken Reeves, Ray Button Combs, Glenn Ish Combs. Back Row: Paul Walker, Deward Compton, Jack Coleman, Oz Johnson, Lum Edwards, Head Coach Peck Hickman. 134 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

13 LOUISVILLE UofL s NCAA Final Four Teams 1959 Louisville Cardinals Sitting: Manager Barry Schermer. Front Row (from the left): Howard Stacey, Harold Andrews, Roger Tieman, Alex Mantel, Ron Rubenstein. Middle Row: Coach Peck Hickman, Bill Geiling, John Turner, George Burnette, Don Goldstein, Fred Sawyer, Asst. Coach John Dromo. Back Row: Jerry Watkins, Harley Andrews, Joe Kitchen, Buddy Leathers, Bob Hall Louisville Cardinals Front Row (from the left): Larry Carter, Jim Price, Tim Cooper. Second Row: Head Coach Denny Crum, Asst. Coach Bill Olsen, Joe Meiman, Henry Bacon, Ron Stallings, Student Manager John Ellis, Asst. Coach Dana Kirk. Back Row: Student Manager Rick Alexander, Paul Pry, Ken Bradley, Bill Bunton, Al Vilcheck, Ron Thomas, Mike Lawhon Louisville Cardinals (from the left): Danny Brown, Billy Harmon, Rick Wilson, Junior Bridgeman, Stanley Bunton, Bill Bunton, Ricky Gallon, Ike Whitfield, Wesley Cox, Allen Murphy, Phil Bond, Terry Howard. 135 g o c a r d s. c o m

14 UofL s NCAA Final Four Teams 1982 Louisville Cardinals Kneeling (from the left): Student Trainer Rick Ahmay, Danny Mitchell, Jerry Eaves, Milt Wagner, James Jeter, Greg Deuser, Kent Jones, Lancaster Gordon, Student Manager David Lester. Back Row: Head Coach Denny Crum, Asst. Coach Wade Houston, Scooter McCray, Charles Jones, Wiley Brown, Derek Smith, Rodney McCray, Marty Pulliam, Poncho Wright, Manuel Forrest, Graduate Asst. Daryl Cleveland, Trainer Jerry May, Asst. Coach Bobby Dotson, Asst. Coach Jerry Jones Louisville Cardinals Front Row (from the left): Manuel Forrest, Charles Jones, Scooter McCray, Head Coach Denny Crum, Rodney McCray, Milt Wagner, Lancaster Gordon. Back row: Student Manager David Lester, Asst. Coach Jerry Jones, Asst. Coach Bobby Dotson, Grad. Asst. Roger Burkman, James Jeter, Jeff Hall, Robbie Valentine, Billy Thompson, Danny Mitchell, Chris West, Kent Jones, Asst. Coach Wade Houston, Trainer Jerry May, Student Manager Jeff Pickett, Grad Asst. Greg Deuser Louisville Cardinals Seated (from the left) Perrin Johnson, Brad Gianiny, Ellis Myles, Taquan Dean, Larry O Bannon, Head Coach Rick Pitino, Francisco Garcia, Otis George, Chris Current, Brandon Jenkins, Lorrenzo Wade. Standing Executive Assistant Vincent Tatum, Strength and Conditioning Coach Ray Ganong, Staff Assistant Brian Merritt, Team Physician Dr. John Ellis, Administrative Assistant Scott Davenport, Head Trainer Fred Hina, Assistant Coach Vince Taylor, Terrance Farley, David Padgett, Juan Diego Palacios, Brian Johnson, Assistant Coach Reggie Theus, Staff Assistant Eric Scott, Director of Basketball Operations Bill Burke, Equipment Manager Tim Sypher, Team Physician Dr. Chris Pitcock, Assistant Coach Kevin Willard, Staff Assistant Gus Hauser. 136 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

15 UofL s NCAA Final Four Teams Louisville Cardinals (seated, from left) Russ Smith, Tim Henderson, Mike Marra, Chris Smith, head coach Rick Pitino, Kyle Kuric, Peyton Siva, Mark Jackson, Jr., Elisha Justice. (second row) Associate coach Richard Pitino, director of basketball operations Mark Lieberman, Luke Hancock, Jared Swopshire, Rakeem Buckles, Stephan Van Treese, Gorgui Dieng, Zach Price, Chane Behanan, Angel Nunez, Wayne Blackshear, assistant coach Wyking Jones, assistant coach Kevin Keatts. (back row) Team physician John Ellis, team physician Chris Pitcock, equipment manager Vinny Tatum, program assistant Andre McGee, director of video operations Matt Morris, assistant to Pitino Jordan Sucher, assistant video coordinator Casey Stanley, director of academic services Anthony Wright, strength/conditioning coach Ray Ganong, head trainer Fred Hina. The Cardinals celebrated their advancement to the 2012 Final Four following their West Region championship victory over Florida. 137 g o c a r d s. c o m

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17 UofL s Record in Freedom Hall Won-Lost Record Attendance (54 Years) National Season Won Lost Pct. Season Games Attend. Average Ranking* ,056 13, ,391 5, ,491 4, ,347 5, ,335 6, ,702 7, ,310 6, ,672 7,048 9th ,303 8,192 12th ,476 10,114 7th ,743 11,839 4th ,105 12,009 3rd ,376 9, ,843 10, ,217 9, ,949 11, ,644 9, ,468 10, ,440 13,674 6th ,059 10, ,248 12,703 10th ,804 12,454 10th ,784 14,049 10th ** 211,375 15,098 6th ** 214,859 15,347 10th ,542 15,965 6th ,617 16,441 5th ,818 16,455 4th *** 343,572 18,082 3rd ,782 19,265 3rd ,693 18,864 5th ,148 19,322 4th ,876 19,392 3rd ,865 19,348 4th ,509 19,101 4th ,811 19,121 4th ,043 18, th ,839 19,323 5th ,165 18,657 5th ,754 19,554 4th ,272 19,591 4th ,364 18,669 5th ,767 19,055 4th ,695 19,180 4th ,317 17,457 5th ,929 18,929 ~ 2nd ,672 19,037 3rd ,643 19,443 4th ,688 18,746 # 4th ,963 18,316 ~ 4th ,763 18,488 5th ,184 19,481 5th ,142 19,397 5th ,537 19,397 3rd Totals Totals ,636,967 15,318 * Until the , national rankings in home attendance were based on total attendance, but since have been measured on average per game attendance. ** Played two additional games in Convention Center. *** Includes a game in Broadbent Arena (7,227). + Includes atypical crowd of 7,146 that braved snow-covered, nearly impassible roads as UofL beat UNC Charlotte (2/25/93). # Includes atypical crowd of 8,325 vs. Austin Peay because of snowfall over a foot and nearly impassible roads. ~ Includes home games played in the NIT. NCAA Final Fours in Freedom Hall Year Champion Score Runner-up Third Place Fourth Place 1958 Kentucky Seattle Temple Kansas State 1959 California West Virginia Cincinnati Louisville 1962 Cincinnati Ohio State Wake Forest UCLA 1963 Loyola (Ill.) 60-58/ot Cincinnati Duke Oregon State 1967 UCLA Dayton Houston North Carolina 1969 UCLA Purdue Drake North Carolina Tradition-rich Freedom Hall served as the Cardinals home for 54 seasons between the and seasons. Freedom Hall has been the site of six NCAA Final Fours, four additional NCAA events and 10 league tournaments. Louisville owns a record in Freedom Hall (.829 winning percentage), including a 15-4 mark at home its final season in UofL ranked among the top five in the nation in attendance for its final 29 consecutive years in Freedom Hall, including a 19,327 average in to rank third nationally. The Cardinals were sold out every game during Coach Rick Pitino s tenure at Louisville. Situated on the massive Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Freedom Hall was refurbished and refined in 1984 to increase its seating capacity from 16,613 to 18,865. Renovation crews removed some 10,000 square feet of dirt to lower the arena floor about 10 feet. The multi-purpose facility was the site of the 2001 and 2003 Conference USA Basketball Tournaments. Freedom Hall also housed nine Metro Conference Basketball Tournaments (1976, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1992, 1993 and 1995). Six NCAA Finals were staged in Freedom Hall (1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1967, 1969). The 1976 NCAA Midwest Regional was held there in addition to the first and second rounds of the 1983 NCAA Midwest Regional. The NCAA Southeast Regional was played there in UofL also hosted the First and Second Rounds of the NCAA Southeast Regional in Largest Freedom Hall Crowds Crowd Opponent Result Date 1. 20,135 Syracuse W /6/ ,091 Connecticut L /21/ ,088 Kentucky L /18/ ,086 Indiana W /1/ ,083 Georgetown W /9/ ,082 Pittsburgh W /17/ ,079 Marquette W /1/09 20,079 Cincinnati W /21/ ,078 Kentucky W /4/ ,076 Villanova L /11/ ,076 Massachusetts L /1/ ,075 Kentucky L /31/ ,069 Connecticut L /2/ ,068 Charlotte W /3/ ,064 Cincinnati W /2/ ,061 Kentucky W /28/ ,058 Villanova L /5/ NCAA Home Game Attendance Leaders Rank/School G Attend. Avg. 1. Kentucky ,775 23, Syracuse ,347 22, Louisville ,129 21, North Carolina ,603 19, Indiana ,832 17, Creighton ,643 17, Wisconsin ,172 16, Tennessee ,794 16, Ohio State ,428 16, Kansas ,889 16, g o c a r d s. c o m

18 Louisville Basketball Lettermen A Able, Forrest ( ) Abram, Mike ( , , , ) Akridge, Bill ( ) Akridge, Matt ( , , ) Alberston, Bob ( , ) Alexander, Rick ( ) Andrews, Aaron ( , , , ) Andrews, Harold ( , , ) Armstrong, Jerry ( , , ) Atkinson, John ( ) B Bacon,Henry ( , , ) Bacon, Jim ( , ) Baden, Harry ( , ) Baffour, Michael ( ) Bailey, Quintin ( , ) Baily, C. ( ) Bass, Lewis (Sonny) ( , ) Baumann, Logan ( ) Baxter, Sam ( , ) Beam, Chet ( , , ) Beard, Butch ( , , ) Beasley, Tom ( , ) Behanan, Chane ( , ) Bein, Thomas ( , ) Bender, Brandon ( ) Bern, M. ( , ) Bertelson, Dick ( , , ) Best, Travis ( , ) Blackerby, Jim ( , , , ) Blackshear, Wayne ( , ) Bomar, Harold ( ) Bond, Jordan ( ) Bond, Phillip ( , , , ) Boone, C.T. ( , , , ) Borah, Bob ( , ) Bott, Kenny ( , , , 30-31, 31-32) Bowen, J.W. ( ) Bradley, Ken ( , ) Branch, Tony ( , , , ) Brand, Fred ( ) Brewer, James ( , , , ) Brickley, Chris ( ) Bridgeman, Ulysses Junior ( , , ) Britt, F.R. ( , ) Brooks, Rashad ( , ) Brown, Bob ( , , , ) Brown, Danny ( , , , ) Brown, Erik ( , , ) Brown, Wiley ( , , , ) Browne, Kenny ( , , ) Bryant, Ellis ( ) Buckles, Rakeem ( , , ) Bufford, Randy ( , , , ) Bugg, Steve ( , ) Bunton, Bill ( , , ) Bunton, Stanley ( , , , ) Burkman, Roger ( , , , ) Butler, Bill ( , ) Butler, Don ( , , ) C Caine, John ( ) Caldwell, C.N. ( , , ) Caldwell, J.P. ( ) Calhoun, Doug ( , , ) Callahan, Paul ( ) Caracter, Derrick ( , ) Carleton, John ( ) Carter, Larry ( , , ) Carter, Horace ( , , ) Case, Mike ( , , , ) Chappell, Joe ( ) Clark, Earl ( , , ) Clark, Norman ( ) Clark, Rick ( , ) Clark, Steve ( , ) Clark, William ( ) Claydon, Howard ( ) Cleveland, Daryl ( , , ) Clifford, Dennis ( , , ) Clore, C.A. ( , ) Coleman, Jack ( , , ) Combs, Glenn ( , , , ) Combs, Roy ( , , , ) Compton, Deward ( , ) Cooper, Tim ( , ) Corrin, Ralph ( ) Corso, Marty ( , ) Cosby, Wayne ( ) Cox, Corky ( , , ) Cox, Wesley ( , , , ) Craddock, Ed ( , , , ) Craik, James ( ) Creamer, Eddie ( , ) Crook, Herbert ( , , , ) Current, Chris ( , , , ) D Damel, John ( , , , ) Daniel, Maurice ( , ) Daniel, Roy ( , , ) Daniels, Nate ( ) Dantzler, Damion ( , , , ) Darragh, Bill ( , , ) Dartez, Kendall ( , ) Daubert, H.T. ( , , , ) Davis, John ( ) Davis, Prileu ( ) Dean, Taquan ( , , , ) Deaton, Charles ( ) Deeken, Dennis ( , , ) Delk, Reginald ( , ) Demoisey, Kenny ( , , ) Deuser, Greg ( , , , ) Diakite, Nouha ( ) Dieng, Gorgui ( , , ) Dick, Kenney ( , , ) Doll, Kenny ( , , ) Doll, Paul ( , , ) Doutaz, Bobby ( ) Doutaz, Denny ( ) Drake,B.I. ( ) Dunbar, Bob ( ) Dunbar, Frank ( ) Dunweg, Rudy ( ) DuPont, Jerry ( , , ) E Eaves, Jerry ( , , , ) Edward, Dion ( , ) Edwards, Jim ( , , , ) Ehringer, Dave ( ) Ellis, Jim ( ) Ellis, John ( , ) Ellison, Pervis ( , , , ) Engelhard, Warren ( ) Epley, Frank ( , , ) Eschrich, John ( , , ) Epsie, Marshall ( ) Estes, Jim ( ) F Farley, Terrance ( , , , ) Farmer, Craig ( , , , ) Finnegan, Tom ( , ) Flynn, B.J. ( , , ) Flynn J.F. ( , , ) Ford, Leon ( , , , ) Ford, Tom ( ) Forrest, Manuel ( , , ) Foster, Owen ( , ) Fraley, Shannon ( , , ) Francis, Hugh ( ) Franks, W.T. ( ) Frazer, Joey ( ) Frazier, Jadie ( , , ) Frazier, Lanham ( , ) Freeman, R.S. ( ) G Gaines, Reece ( , , , ) Gallon, Rick ( , , , ) Gans, Harry ( , ) Garcia, Francisco ( , , ) Garwitz, Bob ( ) Gastevich, Vlad ( , , ) Geiling, Bill, ( ) Gentile, John ( , ) George, Otis ( , , , ) Gervin, Caleb ( ) Giannini, Tom ( , , ) Gianiny, Brad ( , , , ) Gilbert, Dave ( , , ) Gillim, D.L. ( ) Gilstrap, Curt ( ) Girdler, Reynolds ( ) Givens, Ambrose ( ) Glaza, Al ( , , ) Goldstein, Don ( , , ) Goode, George ( , , ) Gordon, Lancaster ( , , , ) Gorius, Bob ( , , ) Grandmaison, Albert ( ) Griffith, Danny ( ) Griffith, Darrell ( , , , ) Grimes, Red ( ) Grosso, Mike ( , ) Grubbs, Frank ( ) H Haas, Danny ( , , , ) Hagan, Charles ( ) Hall, Bob ( , ) Hall, Dave ( , , , ) Hall, Emmett ( ) Hall, Jeff ( , , , ) Hampton, Tom ( ) Hancock, Luke ( ) Harmon, Bill ( , , , ) Harmon, Jerome ( ) Harrah, Herb ( , , , ) Harrell, Montrezl ( ) Harris, Bill ( , ) Harvey, Bryan ( ) Hauptfuhrer, George ( , ) Hawley, Craig ( , , , ) Hawley, Ron ( , , ) Haws, Watson ( ) Hecht, Bobby ( , , ) Heft, Ivan ( ) Helm, George ( ) Henderson, Tim ( , , ) Herzer, G.C. ( , , , ) Hill, George ( , ) Hinton, Harry ( , ) Hocker, Al ( ) Hocker, Charles ( , , ) Hoffman, George ( ) Holden, Cornelius ( , , , ) Holden, Fred ( , , ) Holland, Gary ( , ) Hopgood, Brian ( , ) Hopper, Tobiah ( , ) Horine, Elwyn ( , , ) Houle, Rollin ( ) Houston, Wade ( , , ) Howard, Terry ( , , ) Howard, Todd ( , ) Huffman, Jonathan ( , ) Hunter, Dick ( ) Hurt, Carlos ( ) Hutt, Joe ( , ) I Imorde, Bill ( , ) Ingram, Delno ( , ) J Jackson, Troy ( , ) Jefferson, Carlyle ( ) Jenkins, Brandon ( , , , ) Jennings, Terrence ( , , ) Jensen, Louis ( ) Jeter, James ( , , , ) Johnson, Brian ( ) Johnson, Cal ( , ) Johnson, Eric ( , , , ) Johnson, George ( ) Johnson, Jack ( ) Johnson, Jerry ( , ) Johnson, Nate ( , , , ) Johnson, Oz ( , ) Johnson, Perrin ( , , , ) Jones, Charles ( , , , ) Jones, Frank ( , , ) Jones, Kent ( , , , ) Judy, Raymond ( ) Justice, Elisha ( , ) K Kasden, Marty ( ) Keeling, Crawford ( ) Keffer, Bill ( , , , ) Kelly, Mickey ( ) Kemp, C.W. ( , ) Kennedy, J.L. ( ) Kessler, Frank ( ) Kidd, Bill ( ) Kienzle, Tommy ( , , ) Kimbro, Tony ( , , , ) King, Jerry ( , , ) King, Jimmy ( , , , ) King, Robert ( , , ) Kinker,Don ( , , ) Kinnaird, Tony ( , , ) Kirchdorfer, Norb ( , ) Kirk, E.B. ( ) Kiser, Brian ( , , , ) Kitchen, Joe ( , , ) 140 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

19 Louisville Basketball Lettermen Knopf, Johnny ( , , , ) Knowles, Preston ( , , , ) Kornfeld, Edwin ( , , ) Koster, Fred ( , , , ) Kraft, Ted ( ) Kupper, Ed ( , , ) Kuric, Kyle ( , , , ) L LaDurand, Jules ( , , ) Larrabee, Wayne ( ) Lasege, Muhammed ( ) Lawhon, Mike ( , , ) Leathers, Buddy ( , , ) LeGree, Keith ( , ) Lester, David ( , , ) Libbey, Burt ( , , , ) Liedtke, Joe ( , , ) Linonis, Ed ( , ) Lochmueller, Bob ( , , ) Loehle, Larry ( ) Long, Harry ( , , ) M Mahaffey, D.E. ( ) Mahaffey, J.H. ( ) Maish, Orville ( , ) Manion, Bob ( , ) Mantel, Alex ( , , ) Marks, Poachy ( , ) Marra, Mike ( , , ) Marshall, Avery ( ) Martin, Jeff ( , ) Masterson, Ches ( , , ) Maybin, Marques ( , , , ) McCaleb, Harding ( , , , ) McCarty, Arthur ( ) McClellan, Harvey ( , , ) McCray, Rodney ( , , , ) McCray, Scooter ( , , , ) McDevitt, Coleman ( , ) McDonald, Bennie ( , ) McGee, Andre ( , , , ) McIntyre, Jack ( ) McKinley, Jeff ( , , ) McLendon, Jason ( , ) McSwain, Mark ( , , , ) Meiman, Joe ( , ) Meiman, John ( ) Meyer, Bob ( , ) Miles, Rick ( ) Millard, Chad ( ) Miller, Clyde ( , ) Miller, Lynn ( , , ) Miller, Stuart ( , ) Minner, Gordon ( ) Minor, Greg ( , , ) Mitchell, Danny ( , , , ) Mohammed, Alhaji ( , ) Monen, Si ( , , ) Moreman, Gerry ( , , ) Morgan, Jim ( , , ) Morgan, Sam ( , , , ) Moriarty, John ( , ) Morris, Landis ( ) Morton, Dwayne ( , , ) Muldoon, Phil ( ) Murphy, Allen ( , , ) Murray, Cameron ( , ) Musterman, Ed ( ) Myles, Ellis ( , , , ) N Naber, Bob ( , , ) Naydenov, Simeon ( , , ) Neely, Greg ( , , ) Newkirk, Richard ( ) N Sima, Joseph ( , ) Noble, Chuck ( , , ) Northern, Bryant ( , , ) Nunez, Angel ( ) O O Bannon, Larry ( , , , ) Ogden, J.D. ( ) Ogilvie, Morgan ( ) Olliges, Will ( , , , ) Olsen, Bud ( , , ) O Neal, Lee ( ) Osborn, John ( , ) Osborne, Jason ( , ) Osborne, Paul ( ) Otte, H. F. ( ) P Padgett, David ( , , ) Palacios, Juan ( , , , ) Panther, Louis ( , , , ) Panther, Dick ( , , , ) Parker, Clyde ( , ) Parry, J. F. ( ) Payne, Kenny ( , , , ) Peloff, Dick ( , , ) Perkins, Bill ( , ) Phillips, Bill ( ) Pike, Hall ( , ) Potter, Bobby ( ) Potts, Ray ( , ) Powell, Bill ( , ) Price, Jim ( , , ) Price, Zach ( , ) Protenic, Jim ( , ) Prudhoe, John ( , ) Pry, Paul ( , ) Pulliam, Marty ( , , , ) R Ray, Jack ( , , ) Raymond, R. H. ( ) Rectenwald, William ( ) Redmon, L. H. ( , ) Reeves, Kenny ( , , , ) Reid, B. L. ( , ) Reuther, Joe ( , , ) Reuther, John ( , , ) Ries, Bob ( ) Riggs, Coric ( ) Robinson, David ( , , ) Robison, Dick ( , , , ) Rodgers, Clarence ( , , ) Rogers, Tick ( , , , ) Rollins, Phil ( , , , ) Roney, J. H. ( , ) Rooks, Ron ( , , ) Rosenfield, Jimmy ( ) Rothman, Judd ( , , ) Rozier, Clifford ( , ) Rubenstein, Ron ( , , ) Rubin, Roy ( ) Russak, Al ( ) S Samuels, Samardo ( , ) Sanders, Alex ( , , ) Sanders, Charles ( , ) Sawyer, Fred ( , , ) Schiengold, Pat ( ) Schreiber, Benny ( , , ) Scott, Will ( , , ) Search, Ted ( ) Selvy, Marv ( , ) Shackelford, Roscoe ( , , ) Sheeley, Joe ( , , ) Silverstein, Phillip ( ) Simons, Matt ( , ) Sims, Alvin ( , , , ) Sipe, Kenny ( , , , ) Siva, Peyton ( , , , ) Slater, Walt ( , , , ) Sloan, Wallace ( ) Smiley, Kevin ( , ) Smith, Beau Zach ( , , , ) Smith, Chris ( , ) Smith, Dave ( , , ) Smith, Derek ( , , , ) Smith, Jerry ( , , , ) Smith, LaBradford ( , , , ) Smith, Russ ( , , ) Smith, Sam ( ) Smith, Troy ( , , , ) Snyder, Alva ( ) Sosa, Edgar ( , , , ) Sosnin, Hershell ( ) South, Regan ( , , , ) Spencer, Charlie ( , , , ) Spencer, Felton ( , , , ) Stacey, Howard ( , , ) Stallings, Ron ( , ) Steiden, Lee ( , ) Stevens, Shelby ( ) Stone, Kip ( , ) Stone, Marvin ( ) Stone, Reid ( ) Strickler, Frank ( ) Stripling, Jon ( ) Strull, Asher ( , , , ) Struve, Dudley ( ) Studer, John ( , , ) Stultz, Elwood ( , ) Stultz, John ( , ) Sullivan, Bill ( , , ) Sullivan, Everick ( , , , ) Summers, Harold ( , ) Sumpter, Barry ( , ) Swopshire, Jared ( , , ) T Taylor, A. P. ( ) Taylor, Charlie ( ) Terry, Prentiss ( ) Thomas, Ron ( , ) Thompson, Billy ( , , , ) Thompson, Williard (Tommy) ( , , 31-32) Threlkeld, Billy ( , , , ) Tieman, Roger ( , , ) Tinch, Joshua ( , ) Todd, Grover ( ) Trenholme, William ( ) Turner, Hajj ( , , ) Turner, John ( , , ) Turner, Bobby ( , , ) Tyra, Charlie ( , , ) U Unseld, Wes ( , , ) V Valentine, Robbie ( , , , ) Vance, Bruce ( ) Van Treese, Stephan ( , , ) Van Wagner, Wiley ( ) Varoscak, John ( ) Vilcheck, Al ( , , ) Vonderbrueggen, Lucian ( ) W Wade, Lorrenzo ( ) Waggener, Gil ( , , ) Wagner, A. T. ( ) Wagner, Milt ( , , , ) Walker, Paul ( ) Walker, Samaki ( , ) Walsh, Knobby ( , ) Ware, Kevin ( , ) Watkins, Jerry ( ) Wayne, Jeff ( ) Webb, Derwin ( , , , ) Weber, Eddie ( , , , ) Weber, Robert ( , ) Wedekind, J. B. ( ) West, Chris ( , , , ) Wellman, Bob ( ) Wheat, DeJuan ( , , , ) White, Andy ( , ) White, Chris ( , ) Whitehead, Eddie ( , ) Whitehead, Luke ( , , , ) Whitehouse, Harold ( ) Whitfield, Ike ( , ) Wilkie, Ray ( ) Wilkinson, Mac ( ) Williams, Harlan ( ) Williams, Keith ( , , , ) Williams, Larry ( , , , ) Williams, Terrence ( , , , ) Williams, Tony ( , , , ) Willig, Armin ( , , , ) Willingter, Paul ( ) Wilson, Rick ( , , , ) Wine, Robby ( , , , ) Wingfield, Tremaine ( , ) Witt, Jeff ( , , , ) Woods, Chris ( ) Wright, Les ( , , , ) Wright, Poncho ( , , ) Y Yaden, Paul ( ) Yeager, Arthur ( ) Z Zeller, Rod ( ) Zirkle, Charles ( ) 141 g o c a r d s. c o m

20 Where They Are Now he following is a partial list of UofL players who lettered Tin basketball. Where information is available, their occupations and city of residence is listed. If you have additional information on other UofL lettermen, or updated information on the players listed, please contact the Louisville Sports Information office by calling (502) Able, Forrest (1952) Fairdale High School, Abram, Mike (1988) Private Business, Akridge, Bill (1964, BA) Chaplain, US Army, Ft. Bennings, GA Akridge, Matt (1998) Orthodontist, Alexander, Rick (1974, BSC) President Cellular Mobility, Andrews, Aaron (1942) Retired College Administrator, Big Rapids, MI Andrews, Harley (1960) Retired, Clay City, IN Applegate, Steve (1974) Medical Internist, Armistead, Jimmy (1939) Retired, Arnold, Andrew (1972) Dentist, Princeton, KY Avery, Charles (1940) Retired, Plano, TX Bacon, Henry (1972) Bailey, Jody (1995) Head basketball coach, Jacksonville College Banks, Bill (1975, BA) Free Lance Writer, Decatur, GA Basham, Paul (1956) Retired, Ft. Thomas, KY Bass, Lewis (Sonny) (1944) Retired Realtor, Beam, Chet (1958) Sales, Continental Kitchens, Kettering, OH Beard, Butch (1969) Former Head Coach, Morgan State University Bohn, Robert (1982) Dentist, Bond, Phillip (1978, BSC) Vice President of Finance and Administration - Metro United Way, Borah, Bob (1949) B & B Freight, & Fort Myers, FL Bott, Kenny (1932) Retired, Bradley, Ken (1973) Retired U.S. Air Force, Las Vegas, NV Branch, Tony (1980) Dean, River ValleyMiddle School, Jeffersonville, IN Brewer, James (1993) High school basketball coach, Bardstown, KY Chris Brickley (2010, BA) Personal trainer, New York, NY Bridgeman, Junior (1975, BA) President, Bridgeman Foods, Britt, Frank (1941) Retired, Brooks, Rashad (1977) head basketball coach, Cecil Community College, North East, MD Brown, Danny (1977) Teacher, North Vernon, IN Brown, Wiley (1982) Head Coach, Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN Bryant, Ellis (1968, BSC) Partner, Anderson, Bryant, Lasky & Winslow, CPA, Bryant, Thomas (1952) Sales Rep., Lexington, KY Bufford, Randy (1977) President, Triology Health Services, Bugg, Steve (1980) Special Agent, U.S. Secret Service, Palm Springs, Ca. Bunton, Bill (1975) Private business, Bunton, Stanley (1977) Postal worker, Burkman, Roger (1981) Athletic Director, Spalding University, Burnette, George (1958) Insurance Agent, Mayfield, KY Butler, Bill (1974) High School Coach and Teacher, Key West, FL Butler, Don (1921, DDS) Dentist, Sullivan, IN Butters, Ken (1967) Orthopedic Surgeon, Eugene, OR Calhoun, Doug (1994) Pharmaceutical sales, Callahan, Paul (1969) Retired, Athletic Director, Seneca High School, Carleton, John (1945) Physician, Santa Barbara, CA Carroll, Michael (1975) Carter, Larry (1972) Construction, Crestwood, KY Case, Mike (1993) Pharmaceutical sales, Indianapolis, IN Clark, Earl (2009) Pro basketball, Cleveland Cavaliers Clark, Norman (1947, BS) President, Derby City Auto Supply, Clark, Steve (1981) Vice-president, Sun Belt General Contractors, Knoxville, TN Cleveland, Daryl (1980) shipping and receiving supervisor, Clifford, Dennis (1965) Troy, Mich. Clore, C.A. (1934, BSCE) Retired, Compton, Deward (1948, BA) Retired, Account Executive, Murfreesboro, TN Corrin, Ralph (1945, BCE) V.P. Bristol Steel & Iron Works, Bristol, TN Cosby, Wayne (1977) Cox, Corky (1954, BS) Retired High School Principal, Hodgensville, KY Cox, Wesley (1977) Metro Government, Crawley, John (1971) Salesman, Creamer, Eddie (1954) Nashville, TN Crook, Herbert (1988) Private business, Bowling Green, KY Dantzler, Damion Pro basketball in Finland Darragh, Bill (1957, BS) Owner, Long John Silver & Rally s Franchises, Lexington, KY Dean, Taquan (2006) Pro basketball in Italy Deaton, Charles (1957) Retired, Elizabethtown, KY Deeken, Dennis (1969) Owner of Insectaway Systems of Kentucky Inc., Delk, Reginald (2009) Pro basketball in Israel Demoisey, Truett R. (1933) Walton, KY Deuser, Greg (1982) VP/Portfolio Manager, River Road Asset Management, Dick, Kenny (1934) Insurance Salesman, Anchorage, KY Dieng, Gorgui (2013) Professional basketball, Minnesota Timberwolves Doctor, Richard (1961) Hospital Engineer, Philadelphia, PA Donohue, Steve (1980) Athletic Trainer, New York Yankees, Bronx, NY Dotson, William (1938) Retired, Doutaz, Denny (1967) Retired High School Basketball Coach/Teacher, Forest Park, IN Dunbar, Bob (1953) Retired, Indianapolis, IN Dunbar, Frank (1948) Retired Eaves, Jerry (1982) Former Head Basketball Coach, North Carolina A&T Ehringer, Dave (1960, BA) Board of Directors, Citizens Bank, IN Ellis, Jim (1978) Attorney, Ellis, John (1973) Orthopedic surgeon, Ellison, Pervis (1989) Entrepreneur, Voorhees, NJ Eschrich, John (1914, BA) Retired, Farmer, Craig (1998) Self employed, Flynn, B.J. (1997, BS) Medical equipment sales, Ford, Leon (1952) Retired, Montgomery, AL Forrest, Manuel (1985) St. George Community Center, Fraley, Shannon (1990) Self-employed, Somerset, KY Francis, Hugh (1943, BA) Retired, Frazier, Jadie (1963, BS) Retired, Frazer, Joey (1983, BA) Washington, DC Froning, John L. (1958) Dentist, Peewee Valley, KY Gallon, Ricky Community Relations Director, Boys and Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay, Tampa, FL Gaines, Reece Asst. basketball coach, Bellarmine University Garcia, Francisco Pro basketball, Houston Rockets Gastevich, Vladimir (1955) Attorney,Crown Point, IN George, Otis (1977) Pro basketball in Italy Gianiny, Brad (2007, BS) New York, NY Gillim, Douglas (1944) Retired Physician, Gilstrap, Curt (1976) Paoli, IN Girdler, Reynolds (1926) Riverside, CT Givens, Ambrose (1947) Retired, Lexington, KY Glaza, Al (1957, BA) Sales, Springfield, IL Goldstein, Don (1959, BA) Dentist, Melville, NY Goodman, Joseph (1949) Retired, Gordon, Lancaster (1983) Gorius, Bob (1968) Zanesville, OH Grandmission, Albert (1938, DMD) Dentist, North Andover, MA Griffith, Darrell (1980) Development office, UofL, Grosso, Mike (1970) Account Executive, WHAS-TV, Grubbs, Frank (1933, AB) Retired Attorney, Hagan, Charles (1971) Attorney/Interior Designer, Hale, Fred (1975) International Harvester, Sales, Hall, Dave (1964) Owner, Doctor s Rehab, Hall, Jeff (1986) high school basketball coach, Glasgow High School, Glasgow, KY Harmon, Bill (1977) Owner, President, Harmon Construction Co., North Vernon, IN Hawley, Craig (1990) Legal Counsel, Inviva Inc. Hawley, Ron (1964, BS) Retired FBI, Shelbyville, KY Hereen, Jim (1957) Danville Community College, Danville, IL Heins, Jim (1957) Surgeon, St. Louis, MO Holden, Cornelius (1992) Teacher and coach, Woodland Hills, Ca. Holden, Fred (1968, MA) Teacher, Manual High School, Holland, Gary (1969, BS) Teacher, Basketball Coach, Spring Valley H.S., French Lick, IN Houston, Wade (1966, BS) Houston-Johnson, Inc., Howard, Anderson (2003) Event Manager, Kentucky Exposition Center, Howard, Terry (1975) Director of Basketball Instruction at Hoops, Howard, Todd (1991) Head Coach, IUPUI, Indianapolis, IN Jenkins, Brandon (2007, BA) pro basketball in Switzerland Jensen, Louis (1950) Counselor, Coach, New Albany, IN Johnson, Nate Pro Basketball in Lebanon (2011 Player of the Year) Johnson, Oz (1948) Jefferson County Board of Education, Jones, Charles (1984) Police Officer, City of Louisville, Elizabethtown, KY Jones, Kent (1985) Police Officer, St. Matthews, 142 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

21 Where They Are Now Kalkhof, Skip (1979) Business Manager, Bausch & Lomb, Indian Springs, OH Kasdan, Martin (1941) Retired, Keeling, Crawford (1938, BA) Retired, Louisville Kelsey, Jerry (1959) Retired, & Bonita Springs, FL Kidd, Bill (1953, MEd) Teacher, Southern High School, Kimbro, Tony (1990) auto sales, King, Jerry (1969) WDRB-TV, King, Jimmy (1996) Senior Vice President, King Southern Bank, Kinker, Don (1946, BSME) Retired Auto Executive, Howell, MI Kiser, Brian (1996) Fellowship of Christian Athletes Kirchdorfer, Norb (1934) Retired, V.P. Reynolds Metal Co., Kraft, Ted (1931, BSEE) Retired, Kuric, Kyle (2012) Professional basketball in Spain Lester, David (1984) Champion Products, Liedtke, Joe (1967) High School Liaison, Jefferson County Board of Education, Lochmueller, Bob (1952, BS) Head Health, Phys. Ed., Drivers Ed. Dept., Tell City, IN Loehle, Larry (1977, MD) Physician, Mahaffey, D. E. (1946, MD) Physician, Maish, Orville Sr. (1945, BD) Minister, First Church of the Nazarene, Mason, MI Marcum, Tim (1975) Construction Project Manager, Mantel, Alex (1960, BA) Dentist, Easton, CT Mattingly, Buddy (1971) Controller, Tumbleweed Restaurant, May, Jerry (1974) Retired, McCravy, Newton (1951) Retired, McCray, Rodney (1983) Construction company owner, Houston, TX McCray, Scooter (1983) McLendon, Jason (1992) Private Business, Ft. Myers, FL McSwain, Johnny (1976) Firefighter, Atlanta, GA McSwain, Mark (1987) Professional Basketball in Belgium Meiman, Joe (1973, BSC) C2 Facility (Software), Meiman, John (1978) Account Executive, Bell South Business Systems, Miles, Rick (1973) Physician, Russell Springs, KY Minner, Gordon (1968) Retired USAF Pilot, Dover, DE Mitchell, Danny (1985) Teacher, North Harrison High School, English, IN Monen, Si (1938) Owner, Sterling Shop, Chattanooga, TN Morgan, Jim (1957, BS) Thoroughbred Owner/ Trainer, Wilder, KY Morton, Dwayne (1994) Professional Basketball in Bulgaria Mouser, Steve (1975) Teacher, Muldoon, Phil (1947, LLB) Deputy Dir. of Collections, Cincinnati, OH Murphy, Allen (1977) Youth Director, Birmingham, AL Myles, Ellis (2005) AAU coach, Naber, Bob (1952) Covington, KY Nalevanko, Charles (1970) Teacher, Neely, Greg (1971, BA) Attorney, New Albany, IN Newkirk, Richard (1919) Noble, Chuck (1954) Owner, Cenco Services, Fresno, CA Nuss, David (1965) Supervisor, Sun Micro Systems, Inc., Lexington, MA O Bannon, Larry (2005) Pro basketball in France Olliges, Will (1988) Financial Planner, Olsen, Bud (1962) John Conti, Ogden, James (1936), DMD, Retired, Cincinnati, OH Osborn, John (1949, LLB) Attorney, Otte, H. F. (1947) Covington, KY Parker, Clyde (1946, DMD) Retired Dentist, Evansville, IN Payne, Kenny (1989) Assistant Basketball Coach, University of Kentucky Peloff, Dick (1963, BS) Retired, Carmel, IN Peyton, Thomas (1942) Retired, Hospital Administrator, Chapel Hill, NC Phillips, William (1942) Retired, Pike, Hal (1955) Minister, Covington, KY Potter, Bobby (1958) Retired medical sales rep, Jeffersonville, IN Potts, C. Ray (1949) Semi-Retired, Physician, Powell, Bill (1955, BS) Self-employed, Price, Greg (1973) Attorney, Price, Jim (1972) Tampa, FL Protenic, Jim (1975) Teacher, Presentation Academy, Prudhoe, John (1955, BS) Accountant, Caterpillar Tractor Co., East Peoria, IL Pry, Paul (1972, BSC) Central Sales Manager, MAERSK, Inc., Madison, NJ Pulliam, Marty (1982) Pressman, R.R. Donnelly & Sons, Inc., Danville, KY Quisenberry, Ken (1991) Building Manager, UofL, Ray, Jack (1962) Candy Manufacturer, Altoona, PA Raymond, R. H. (1943, BS) President, Richard Raymonds, Assoc., Melno Park, CA Reschar, John (1954) Retired, Reeves, Kenny (1950, BA) Dentist, Reuther, John (1965) Retired, Sarasota, FL Reuther, Joseph (1964) Retired, Clarkson, KY Ries, Bob (1948, BME) Regional Manager, Allegheny Ludlum, Arlington Heights, IL Robinson, David (1989) Robison, Dick (1958) Brownstown, IN Rogers, Tick (1996) basketball coach, Jeffersontown High School, Rollins, Phil (1956, BS) Retired, Rooks, Ron (1965, BS) Retired Cincinnati, OH Rothman, Judd (1965) Partner, Principal; Rothman and Rothman, CPA s, Patchogue, NY Sanders, Alex (1999) Regional President, Ardyss International, Houston, TX Samuels, Samardo Pro basketball in Italy Scott, Edwin (1933) Physician, Attorney, Scott, Will (2009, BA) Investment banking, New York, NY Search, Ted (1952, BS) President, Chester Chrysler-Plymouth Co., Chester, IL Selvy, Marv (1969) Petroleum Equipment Sales, Shackelford, Roscoe (1957) Retired, Superintendent, Hazard, KY Sims, Alvin (1997) Paris, KY Sipe, Kenny (1942, BCHE) Sales Rep., Reliance Universal, Morristown, NJ Siva, Peyton (2013, BA) Professional basketball, Detroit Pistons Smith, Beau Zach (1997) Smith, Dave (1978) CPA, Smith, Jerry (2010) pro basketball in Italy Smith, LaBradford (1991) Self-employed, Smith, Troy (1993) Professional Basketball in Finland 143 g o c a r d s. c o m Snively, Curtis (1991) Sales, Snyder, Alva (1929, DDS) Ashland, KY Sosa, Edgar (2010, BA) Pro basketball in Italy South, Reagan (1941, MD) Physician, San Francisco, CA Spencer, Charlie (1930) Retired, Spencer, Felton (1990) Stacey, Howard (1962) Senior VP, Paul Semonin Co., Stallings, Ron (1972) Retired, Harrisburg, IL Steltenkamp, Thomas (1985) Certified Athletic Trainer, Rudy Ellis Sports Medicine Clinic, Stripling, Jon (1963) Retired, NASA, Pocomoke City, MD Stultz, Elwood (1970, DMD) Retired, Owensboro, KY Stultz, John (1940, BA) Sullivan, Everick (1992) Assoc. Basketball Coach, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY Summers, Harold (1942) Airline Pilot, Delta Airlines, East Point, GA Terrell, Bob (1953) President, Fred Jones Electronics, Oklahoma City, OK Thompson, Billy (1986) Minister, Boca Raton, FL Tieman, Roger (1960, BS) Retired, Deputy Property Evaluator, Covington, KY Trenholme, William (1946, BEE) Senior Engineer, Mountain States Mineral Enterprise, Tuscon, AZ Unseld, Wes (1968) Retired, Washington, DC Valentine, Robbie (1986) Asst. GM, KFC Yum! Center, Vari, Frank (1966) Golf Sales, Dayton, OH Varoscak, John (1958) Retired, Pittsburgh Public Schools, Pittsburgh, PA Vilcheck, Al (1972) Builder, Pikens, SC Waggener, Gil (1950) Owner, Waggener Farms, Burgin, KY Wagner, Alfred (1940) Retired Physician, Anchorage, KY Wagner, Milt (1986) Assistant Basketball Coach, University of Auburn, Auburn, AL Watkins, Jerry (1961) Retired, Webb, Derwin (1993) Attorney, Wellman, Bob (1952, BS) V.P. Southern Optical Co., West, Chris (1986) COPES, Wheat, DeJuan (1997) White, David (1950) Church Administrator (Asst. Gen. Secretary), Nashville, TN Whitfield, Ike (1975) Recreation Director, Long Beach, CA Whitehead, Eddie (1966) San Francisco, CA Wilkie, Ray (1947, BA) Psychologist, Instructor, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Williams, Harlan (1951, BS) Teacher, Douglas County Schools, Castle Rock, CO Williams, Keith (1990) Sales, Canon Solutions America, Williams, Terrence (2009) Pro basketball, Boston Celtics Williams, Tony (2000) basketball coach, St. Francis School, Willingter, Paul (1939, BA) Guidance Counselor, Manual High School, Wine, Robby (1996) Manager, Shively Sporting Goods, Wright, Les (1934, AB) Retired President, Samford Univ., Birmingham, AL Wright, Poncho (1982) Medical services, Indianapolis, IN York, Cliff (1954) Retired, Zeller, Rod (1944, BCE) Retired, Zirkle, Charles (1940, JD) Attorney,

22 Cardinals in the Pros Henry Bacon Louisville ( ) San Diego ( ) Played one season with San Diego of the ABA, scoring 166 points in 47 games during the season. Helped the Cardinals reach the NCAA Final Four in 1972, Coach Denny Crum s first season at UofL. Butch Beard Jack Coleman Louisville ( ) Rochester ( ) St. Louis ( ) A nine-year veteran of the NBA, playing six and a half years with Rochester and two and a half years with St. Louis. Totalled 6,721 points in 633 career games over his NBA career. Led UofL to the 1948 NAIB national championship. Butch Beard Atlanta ( ) Cleveland ( , 75-76) Seattle ( ) Golden State ( ) New York ( ) Tenth pick overall in the 1969 NBA Draft. Played nine seasons in the NBA. Best season as a pro was , averaging 15.4 ppg with Cleveland. Scored over 5,571 points in 637 career games Wesley Cox Louisville ( ) Golden State Warriors ( ) A first round draft pick in 1977, Cox played two seasons in the NBA with Golden State. Scored 342 points in 74 career games. Earned All-America honors in 1977 for UofL when he averaged 16.5 points for the Cardinals. Phillip Bond Louisville ( ) Houston Rockets ( ) A third round draft pick, Bond played in seven games with the Houston Rockets in the season. Fourth in career assists at UofL with 528 and two of his single season assist totals are among the top ten for the Cardinals. Junior Bridgeman Louisville ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( , ) L. A. Clippers ( ) Eighth pick in the 1975 draft. Played ten seasons with Milwaukee and two with the Los Angeles Clippers. Averaged double figures in scoring from Finished his NBA career with 11,517 points in 849 games. Had his jersey (No. 2) retired by the Bucks. Darrell Griffith Junior Bridgeman Roger Burkman Louisville ( ) Chicago Bulls ( ) A sixth round draft pick, Burkman, played briefly one season with the Chicago Bulls. The defensive specialist saw action in six games with Chicago. Known as Instant Defense with the Cardinals, helping UofL to the 1980 NCAA title. Earl Clark Louisville ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Los Angeles Lakers ( ) Cleveland Cavaliers ( ) First-round draft pick (14th overall) by the Phoenix Suns following his junior year at UofL. Helped UofL to back-toback NCAA Elite Eight appearances. Started 36 games for the Lakers in 12-13, averaging 7.6 points and 5.5 rebounds. 144 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

23 Cardinals in the Pros Pervis Ellison Francisco Garcia Louisville ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Houston Rockets (2013) Drafted by the Orlando Magic in the first round of the 2005 NBA draft (23rd pick overall). Played eight seasons with the Kings before a trade to the Rockets in February Has scored over 4,000 career NBA points. Holds the UofL singlegame record for assists with 15 vs. Murray State (1-3-04). Rodney McCray Gorgui Dieng Louisville ( ) Minn. Timberwolves ( ) First-round draft choice of the Utah Jazz in 2013 (21st overall) before a subsequent trade to the Timberwolves. Singleseason leader in blocked shots at UofL (128) and is second in career blocks (267). Starting center on the Cardinals 2013 NCAA Championship team and 2012 Final Four squad. Lancaster Gordon Louisville ( ) Los Angeles Clippers ( ) The eighth player taken overall in the 1984 NBA draft, he played four seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers. Singlegame scoring high was 33 points on March 17, 1987 against Portland. Totalled 1,125 points in 201 games for his career. Jerry Eaves Louisville ( ) Utah Jazz ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) A third round draft pick, Eaves played three seasons in the NBA with two teams. Averaged 9.3 ppg as a rookie with the Utah Jazz. Starting guard for Cards 1980 NCAA Championship team. Served as the head basketball coach at North Carolina A & T for nine years. Darrell Griffith Utah Jazz ( ) Second overall pick of the 1980 draft to the Utah Jazz, where he played his entire 10- year career. Named 1981 NBA Rookie of the Year when he averaged 20.6 ppg. Finished his NBA career with 12,391 points in 765 games. Career scoring leader at UofL (2,333 points). Rodney McCray Louisville ( ) Houston Rockets ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Dallas Mavericks ( ) Chicago Bulls ( ) Played 10 seasons in the NBA, his last as a member of the World Champion Chicago Bulls in Honored on the NBA s All-Defensive team in Led the NBA in minutes played in with the Sacramento Kings. Pervis Ellison Louisville ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Washington Bullets ( ) Boston Celtics ( ) Top pick of the 1989 draft to Sacramento, where he played one season. Named the NBA s Most Improved Player in with the Bullets when he averaged 20 points, 11.2 rebounds and 2.7 blocks. Retired and now lives in New Jersey. Mike Grosso Louisville ( ) Pittsburgh ( ) Played one season with Pittsburgh of the ABA, scoring 104 points in 25 games. Led the Cardinals twice in rebounding with each year ranking among UofL s top ten single season efforts (432 in 68-69; 376 in 69-70). Scooter McCray Louisville ( ) Seattle SuperSonics ( ) Cleveland Cavaliers ( ) A second round draft pick, McCray played two seasons in the NBA. He had his best pro season in his rookie year with Seattle, when he scored 129 points in 47 games. Ranks among UofL s top 15 career assist leaders (349). Was an assistant coach with the Cards for 10 years. Reece Gaines Louisville ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Houston Rockets ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( ) Drafted by the Orlando Magic in the first round of the 2003 NBA draft (15th pick overall). Finalist for national player of the year honors as a senior at UofL, where he ranks among the top five all-time in scoring, steals, three-point goals and free throws. Charles Jones Louisville ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) Portland Trailblazers ( ) Washington Bullets ( ) Third in career blocked shots at UofL (208), Jones played four seasons in the NBA. Averaged 8.4 ppg and 5.1 rpg his rookie year with Phoenix. Totalled 1,015 points in 201 career NBA games over four years. Greg Minor Louisville ( ) Boston Celtics ( ) Member of the Celtics six years after being drafted 25th overall by the L.A. Clippers and then traded to the Indiana Pacers. Scored 31 points in his first starting assignment with the Celtics ( ). Averaged 4.9 points in 44 games (7 starts) for the Celtics in Third in 96 NBA Slam Dunk contest. 145 g o c a r d s. c o m

24 Cardinals in the Pros Dwayne Morton Allen Murphy Louisville ( ) Golden St. Warriors ( ) Earned a spot on the Golden State roster after being chosen in the second round in 1994 (45th pick overall). Played in 41 games in 94-95, starting six, while totalling 167 points and 58 rebounds. UofL s all-time leader in three-point field goal percentage (.461), scoring 1,428 career points. Louisville ( ) Kentucky Colonels ( ) Played one season with the Kentucky Colonels before a knee injury cut his career short. He scored 113 points in 29 games for Kentucky in the ABA season. Led the Cardinals to the 1975 Final Four. Derek Smith Derek Smith LaBradford Smith Louisville ( ) San Diego/L.A. Clippers ( ) Sacramento ( ) Philadelphia 76ers ( ) Boston Celtics ( ) Smith s best season was with the L.A. Clippers when he averaged 22.1 ppg and ranked among the top five NBA guards in rebounds, FG percentage, scoring and blocked shots. Totalled 4,563 points in 333 games over nine seasons. Louisville ( ) Washington Bullets ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) A 1991 first-round NBA draft pick (19th overall), Smith averaged 9.3 ppg in , his second with the Bullets. He scored a career-high 37 points at Chicago (March 19, 1993). UofL s all-time assist leader (713) and career free throw percentage leader (.866). Chuck Noble Bud Olsen Kenny Payne Louisville ( ) Ft. Wayne ( ) Detroit ( ) Played seven seasons in the NBA with two teams. He began his pro career with Fort Wayne, averaging 9.5 points as a rookie. He had his best season as a pro with Detroit when he averaged 11.3 ppg. Totalled 3,276 points in 411 games for his career. Louisville ( ) Cincinnati ( ) San Francisco ( ) Seattle ( ) Boston ( ) Detroit ( ) Kentucky Colonels ( ) A seven-year player in the NBA for six different teams. Olsen enjoyed his best season as a pro when he averaged 7.5 ppg for Cincinnati in Totalled 1,935 points in 453 games during his pro career. Louisville ( ) Philadelphia 76ers ( ) A first round draft pick in 1989 (19th overall pick), Payne played three and a half seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers. Totalled 424 points in 131 games in his career. Fourth in UofL career three point field goal percentage (.401). Currently an assistant coach at the University of Kentucky Jim Price Phil Rollins Clifford Rozier Los Angeles Lakers ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( ) Denver Nuggets ( ) Detroit Pistons ( ) Los Angeles ( ) Earned NBA All-Rookie team honors in 1973 with the Los Angeles Lakers. Named to the NBA All-Defensive team the following year, averaging 15.2 ppg. Price made the 1975 NBA All-Star Team as a member of the Milwaukee Bucks. Louisville ( ) Philadelphia ( ) Cincinnati Royals ( ) St. Louis ( ) New York ( ) Played three years in the NBA with four different teams. In the season, he enjoyed his best season as a pro in scoring 393 points in 72 games (5.5 ppg average). Starting guard on UofL s 1956 NIT Championship team. Louisville ( ) Golden St. Warriors ( ) Toronto Raptors (1997) Minn. Timberwolves ( ) First-round draft choice of the Warriors in 94. Started 34 games as a rookie, averaging 6.8 points and 7.4 rebounds. Started 29 games for the Raptors in Consensus first team All-America in 1994, posting 41 scoring / rebounding double-doubles in 2 years. Felton Spencer Samardo Samuels Peyton Siva Louisville ( ) Minn. Timberwolves ( ) Utah Jazz ( ) Golden St. Warriors ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Played three years with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Traded to the Utah Jazz in 1993 where he started at center three years. Started 65 games for Golden State in Holds UofL record for career FG pct. (.628). Louisville ( ) Cleveland Cavaliers ( ) Signed as a free agent with the Cleveland Cavaliers after two seasons at UofL. He played in 109 games for the Cavs over three seasons with a scoring high of 23 points vs. San Antonio (3/2/11). Totalled 924 points in two seasons at UofL. Scored a career high 36 vs. Notre Dame as a sophomore. Louisville ( ) Detroit Pistons ( ) Second-round draft choice of the Pistons in 2013 (56th pick overall). Career steal leader at UofL (254) and second in career assists (677). Starting guard on the Cards 2013 NCAA Championship team and 2012 Final Four squad. Two-time MOP of the BIG EAST Championship. 146 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s

25 Cardinals in the Pros Ron Thomas Billy Thompson John Turner Louisville ( ) Kentucky Colonels ( ) Thomas played for the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA for four years. He totalled 1,051 points in 264 games during his his four-year career with the Colonels. Thomas was the last UofL player to average double figures in rebounding (13.5) for the Cards until Clifford Rozier averaged 10.9 in Louisville ( ) Los Angeles Lakers ( ) Miami Heat ( ) A member of the NBA Champion L.A. Lakers in 1987, where he became one of only four players to have played on an NCAA Championship and NBA Championship team in backto-back years. Totalled 2,580 career points in 322 games. Louisville ( ) Chicago Bulls ( ) An All-America pick for the Cardinals in 1961, Turner played one season in the NBA with Chicago, scoring 200 points in 42 games during the season. His 669 points scored as a senior (23.1 avg.) is the second highest ever in a season at UofL. Milt Wagner Samaki Walker DeJuan Wheat Louisville ( ) Los Angeles Lakers ( ) Miami Heat ( ) Fifth on Cardinals all-time scoring list (1,834 points), Wagner played one year in the NBA with the 1988 World Champion Los Angeles Lakers, averaging 3.8 ppg as a reserve guard. He played one year with the Miami Heat and several in the CBA and Europe. Louisville ( ) Dallas Mavericks ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Los Angeles Lakers ( ) Miami Heat ( ) Washington Wizards ( ) Indiana Pacers ( ) Drafted with the ninth pick overall by the Mavericks following his sophomore year. Had a triple-double with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 11 blocked shots vs. Kentucky (1-1-95). Member of World Champion Lakers. Louisville ( ) Minn. Timberwolves ( ) Vancouver Grizzlies ( ) Only player in NCAA history with career totals of at least 2,000 points (2,183), 450 assists (498), 300 three-point goals (323) and 200 steals (204). Cards No 2 all-time scorer produced a high game of 19 points and 8 assists against Milwaukee ( ) as a rookie with the T-wolves. Terrence Williams Terrence Williams Rick Wilson Louisville ( ) New Jersey Nets ( ) Houston Rockets ( ) Sacramento Kings (2012) Boston Celtics ( ) First-round draft selection and 11th overall pick by the New Jersey Nets. Only player in UofL history with career totals over 1,500 points (1,564, 18th at UofL), 900 rebounds (966, 7th), 500 assists (541, 2nd) and 200 steals (210, 4th). Louisville ( ) Atlanta Hawks ( ) Wilson played two years with the Atlanta Hawks. A 1978 second round draft pick, he played every position but center in his two-year NBA career. Twice in the season, he scored personal NBA career highs of ten points against Golden State and Portland. Charlie Tyra Wes Unseld Louisville ( ) New York ( ) Chicago ( ) A two-time consensus All- America pick at UofL, Tyra played five years in NBA, four with New York and one in Chicago. Originally drafted by Detroit, Tyra averaged a season-best 12.8 ppg in 74 games with New York in Tyra scored 3,091 points in his 348 pro career games. Louisville ( ) Washington Bullets ( ) Played 13 years for the Baltimore/Washington Bullets. Second player in NBA history to be chosen NBA Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player in the same season. Named Championship Series MVP in leading the Bullets to the 1978 NBA title. Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in UofL's Home Court Record Site First Game Last Game Record Pct Tharp University 1/28/12 2/28/ Young Men s Hebrew Assn. (YMHA) 2/28/13 1/3/ Young Men s Christian Assn. (YMCA) 2/6/15 3/6/ St. Xavier High School 1/28/17 2/27/ Calumet Club (New Albany, Ind.) 2/1/21 1/19/ Manual High School 2/6/24 12/28/ The Brown Hotel 12/15/24 2/25/ The Louisville Elks Club 1/20/25 1/20/ Knights of Columbus Gym 1/8/26 1/19/ (Columbia Gym) Trinity Young Men s Club (YMI) 1/9/28 1/9/ UofL Belknap Campus Gym 12/19/31 2/7/ Jeffersonville (Ind.) Armory 2/12/38 1/19/ Male High School 1/28/42 2/23/ Bowman Field Gym 12/10/43 12/10/ New Albany (Ind.) Armory 2/16/44 2/16/ Jefferson County Armory 1/13/45 11/30/ (Convention Center, Louisville Gardens) New Albany (Ind.) High School 12/22/49 12/22/ Freedom Hall 12/6/56 3/7/ Broadbent Arena 3/14/85 3/14/ KFC Yum! Center 11/16/10 present g o c a r d s. c o m

26 All-Time UofL Pro Draft List Year Round* Name (Yrs. at UofL) Pos. Drafted (Overall Pick) NBA Team NBA Butch Beard ( ) G st (10th) Atlanta Phillip Bond ( ) G rd Houston Junior Bridgeman ( ) G st (8th) Los Angeles Bob Brown ( ) G/F 1952 Philadelphia Roger Burkman ( ) G th (130th) Chicago Bill Butler ( ) F th (133rd) Atlanta Earl Clark ( ) F st (14th) Phoenix Jack Coleman ( ) F 1949 Rochester Dee Compton ( ) F 1948 Philadelphia Wesley Cox ( ) G/F st (18th) Golden State Herbert Crook ( ) F rd (61st) Indiana Bill Darragh ( ) F 1957 St. Louis Gorgui Dieng ( ) C st (21st) Utah Jerry DuPont ( ) C 1958 Cincinnati Jerry Eaves ( ) G rd (55th) Utah Pervis Ellison ( ) F/C st (1st) Sacramento Reece Gaines ( ) G st (15th) Orlando Rick Gallon ( ) F/C nd Buffalo Francisco Garcia ( ) F st (23rd) Sacramento Don Goldstein ( ) F/C 1959 Detroit Lancaster Gordon ( ) G st (8th) Clippers Darrell Griffith ( ) G st (2nd) Utah Mike Grosso ( ) C th (84th) Milwaukee Mike Grosso ( ) C rd (42nd) Philadelphia Jeff Hall ( ) G th (118th) Indiana Fred Holden ( ) G th (191) Chicago Charles Jones ( ) F/C nd (36th) Phoenix Jerry King ( ) F th (60th) Seattle Bob Lochmueller ( ) F 1952 Syracuse Rodney McCray ( ) F st (3rd) Houston Scooter McCray ( ) F nd (36th) Seattle Greg Minor ( ) G/F st (25th) L.A. Clippers Gerry Moreman ( ) G 1956 Rochester Jim Morgan ( ) G 1957 Syracuse Dwayne Morton ( ) G/F nd (45th) Golden State Allen Murphy ( ) G nd Phoenix Bud Olsen ( ) F/C nd Cincinnati Kenny Payne ( ) F st (19th) Philadelphia Jim Price ( ) G nd (16th) Cleveland John Prudhoe ( ) C 1955 Rochester Kenny Reeves ( ) G th Boston Phil Rollins ( ) G 1956 Philadelphia Clifford Rozier ( ) C/F st (16th) Golden State Peyton Siva ( ) G nd (56th) Detroit Derek Smith ( ) G/F nd (35th) Golden State LaBradford Smith ( ) G st(19th) Washington Felton Spencer ( ) C st (6th) Minnesota Howard Stacey ( ) G 1961 St. Louis Ron Thomas ( ) F/C th (90th) Seattle Billy Thompson ( ) F st (19th) Atlanta John Turner ( ) F nd Chicago Charlie Tyra ( ) C st (2nd) Detroit Wes Unseld ( ) C st (2nd) Baltimore Al Vilcheck ( ) F/C th (153rd) Phoenix Milt Wagner ( ) G nd (35th) Dallas Samaki Walker ( ) F/C st (9th) Dallas DeJuan Wheat ( ) G nd (52nd) L.A. Lakers Larry Williams ( ) F th Denver Terrence Williams ( ) F st (11th) New Jersey Rick Wilson ( ) G nd (25th) Atlanta Poncho Wright ( ) F th Kansas City Wes Unseld Francisco Garcia ABA Henry Bacon ( ) G 1972 Memphis Butch Beard ( ) G th Dallas Bill Bunton ( ) C th Virginia Bill Butler ( ) F th Kentucky Jerry King ( ) F nd Denver Jim Price ( ) G rd Memphis Ron Thomas ( ) F/C th Memphis Wes Unseld ( ) C th Kentucky Al Vilchek ( ) C 1972 Dallas CBA James Brewer ( ) G th (84th) Yakima Manuel Forrest ( ) F st (22nd) Evansville Cornelius Holden ( ) F th (66th) Rapid City Tony Kimbro ( ) F th (94th) Pensacola Mark McSwain ( ) F nd (21st) Mississippi Alvin Sims ( ) G rd (24th) Quad Cty Keith Williams ( ) G th (95th) Quad City *round and selection information unavailable on some players. 148 L o u i s v i l l e C a r d i n a l s