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Jeremy Evans Would Leap at All-Star Dunk Contest Invite

Salt Lake Tribune If the NBA wants him, Jeremy Evans wants in. With several Jazzmen pushing for the second-year forward to be included in the 2012 NBA All-Star dunk contest, Evans said Friday he’ll gladly head [...]

Jeremy Evans Impressive in Summer League

Take away the near-empty stands and anonymous uniforms, and it appeared that nothing had changed for Jazz forward Jeremy Evans. Utah’s human pogo stick effortlessly bounced off the hardwood, gliding through the air and driving home [...]

Former Topper Jeremy Evans Answers Fan Questions

September 17, 2011 Jazz forward Jeremy Evans, who is competing in the Impact Basketball League in Las Vegas, answers questions submitted by fans via Twitter. >> Read Article [...]

Tom Marshall Video Clip

A video clip of Hilltopper All-American Tom Marshall (#41)making a nifty behind the back pass to teammate Art Spoelstra in a Dec. 30, 1953 matchup vs. Louisville. The Toppers won the game 89-71. [...]

#7 Greatest Player in Hilltopper History

7. Bob Lavoy – (1948-50) – (6’7″ Center – Aurora, Ill.) After serving in the U.S. Army in WWII Bob Lavoy began his career on the Hill in 1948 and went on to earn All-American honors [...]

#8 Greatest Player in Hilltopper History

8. Bobby Rascoe – (1960-62) – (6’4″ Guard – Owensboro, Ky.) Bobby Rascoe came to the Hill from Daviess County High School and earned a reputation in the college basketball world as one of the fiercest [...]

#9 Greatest Player in Hilltopper History

9. Carlyle Towery – (1938-40) – (6′ 5″” Center – Shady Grove, Ky.) Carlyle Towery was the first Hilltopper athlete ever to earn All-America honors on more than one occasion. Towery was selected as a Chuck [...]

#10 Greatest Player In Hilltopper History

10. Chris Marcus – (2000-02) – (7′ 1″ Center – Charlotte, NC) After sitting out his first year on the Hill Chris Marcus emerged on the scene in the 1999-00 season as a redshirt freshman by [...]

#4 Most Memorable NCAA Tournament Individual Performance

4. Tyrone Brazelton 33 points, 5 Rebounds, 5 Assists – (March 21, 2008) (WKU 101– Drake 99 OT) In a wild first-round NCAA Tournament matchup versus 14th-ranked Drake that saw 70 three-point field goal attempts and [...]

# 6 Most Memorable NCAA Tournament Individual Performance

6. Clem Haskins 25 points, 9 rbs., – (March 7, 1966) (WKU 105 – Loyola (Ill.) 86) WKU All-American Clem Haskins teamed with fellow Hilltopper Dwight Smith to lead WKU to a 105-86 pounding of Loyola [...]

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