A former Kansas and Kansas State head men’s basketball coach are among the 9 selected for induction into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2022.
Roy Williams Coached at both Kansas and North Carolina.
Lon Krueger was the first coach to take 5 schools to the NCAA Tournament beginning with Kansas State, then Florida, Illinois, UNLV and Oklahoma.
They are joined by
Former Michigan and West Virginia Coach John Beilein,
Former Connecticut and St. Joseph Coach Jim Calhoun.
Former Eastern Washington Coach Jerry Krause.
4 players are also on the list:
Richard Hamilton played at Connecticut.
Larry Miller who played at North Carolina for Dean Smith.
Frank Selvy from Furman and Jimmy Walker from Providence.
The 9 will be inducted on November 20th in Kansas City as part of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Weekend, which also features the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament.
Former Kansas and Kansas State basketball coaches headed to hall of fame
