The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2018 and some of their accomplishments:
Ray Allen: (player)
- Two-time NBA champion
- Ten-time NBA All-Star
- NBA's all-time leader in three-point field goals made
- One-time Olympic Gold Medalist
- Two-time All-NBA
Grant Hill: (player)
- Seven-time NBA All-Star
- NBA Co-Rookie of the Year
- Two-time NCAA Champion
- Five-time All-NBA
- Three-time NBA Sportsmanship Award Winner
Jason Kidd: (player)
- One-time NBA champion
- Ten-time NBA All-Star
- NBA Rookie of the Year
- Five-time NBA AST Champ
- Six-time All-NBA
Steve Nash: (player)
- Two-time NBA Most Valuable Player
- Eight-time NBA All-Star
- Seven-time All-NBA
- Five-time NBA AST Champ
- Four-time member of the 50-40-90 club
Maurice Cheeks: (player)
- One-time NBA champion
- Four-time NBA All-Star
- Five-time NBA All-Defensive
- Three-time All-MVC (college)
Charlie Scott: (player)
- Two-time ABA All-Star
- Three-time NBA All-Star
- One-time NBA Champion
- First African American scholarship athlete at the University of North Carolina
Katie Smith: (player)
- Two-time WNBA champion
- Seven-time WNBA All-Star
- One-time WNBA All-Defensive Team
- Four-time All-WNBA
Rick Welts: (contributor)
- Longtime NBA executive known for his innovative marketing strategies
- Helped build the NBA's brand and global presence
- Played a key role in the development of the WNBA
- Three-time Champion with the Warriors as the President and COO
Lefty Driesell: (coach)
- Winningest college basketball coach without an NCAA Final Four appearance
- Two-time ACC Coach of the Year
- Is in the College Basketball Hall of Fame
- Four-time Southern Conference Coach of the Year
Dino Radja: (player)
- Was apart of the NBA All-Rookie Team
- Two-time Olympic silver medalist
- FIBA World Championship gold medalist
- Two-time EuroLeague champion
Tina Thompson: (player)
- Four-time WNBA champion
- Nine-time WNBA All-Star
- Named to the WNBA All-Decade Team
- Olympic gold medalist with the United States women's basketball team
- Eight-time All-WNBA
Ora Washington: (player)
- Pioneering African American women's basketball player
- Dominated the game in the 1920s and 1930s
- 1930 National Champion with Germantown Hornets
- Eleven-time World Champion with Tribune Girls
Rod Thorn: (contributor)
- Bulls GM from 1978-1985
- One-time Executive of the Year
- Nets Gm from 2000-2010
- Played a key role in the formation of the Dream Team for the 1992 Olympics
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