The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2019 and some of their major accomplishments:
Vlade Divac: (player)
- One-time NBA All-Star
- Apart of the NBA All-Rookie Team for the 1989-90 season
- FIBA World Championship gold medalist with Yugoslavia
- Olympic silver medalist with Yugoslavia
Sidney Moncrief: (player)
- Five-time NBA All-Star
- Two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year
- Five-time All-NBA
- Five-time All-Defensive Team
Paul Westphal: (player)
- NBA champion with the Boston Celtics
- Five-time NBA All-Star
- Four-time All-NBA
Jack Sikma: (player)
- NBA champion with the Seattle SuperSonics
- Seven-time NBA All-Star
- One-time All-Defensive Team
- Two-time first-team NAIA All-American
Teresa Weatherspoon: (player)
- Four-time All-WNBA
- Two-time WNBA Defensive Player of the Year
- Five-time WNBA All-Star
- One-time NCAA national championship
Bobby Jones: (player)
- NBA champion with the Philadelphia 76ers
- Four-time NBA All-Star
- Nine-time NBA All-Defensive
- One-time ABA All-Star
- One-time All-ABA
Al Attles: (contributor)
- NBA champion as head coach of the Golden State Warriors
- Played 11 seasons with the Philadelphia/San Francisco Warriors
- Spent 50 years apart of the Warriors franchise
- Had 557 career wins
Carl Braun: (player)
- Five-time NBA All-Star
- Two-time All-BAA/NBA
- One-time NBA Champion
- Led the Knicks in scoring seven straight seasons
Chuck Cooper: (player)
- First African American player drafted by an NBA team
- Played six seasons in the NBA
- Known for his pioneering role in integrating professional basketball
- One-time Consensus All-American
Bill Fitch: (coach)
- Two-time NBA Coach of the Year
- NBA champion as head coach of the Boston Celtics
- Won 944 games as a Head Coach
Tennessee A&I (now Tennessee State University) Teams of 1957-1959: (team)
- Won three consecutive NAIA national championships
- Coached by Hall of Famer John McLendon.
- Became the first college team to win three consecutive national titles in any collegiate basketball division
Wayland Baptist Flying Queens of 1948-1982: (team)
- Won 10 AAU national championships
- Recorded a 131-game winning streak from 1953 to 1958, the longest in women's basketball history.
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