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REGGIE MILLER
Elected as: Player
NBA career: 1987-2005
Team: Pacers
Notable: 25,279 career points (T-17 all-time), five-time All-Star
DON NELSON
Elected as: Coach
NBA Career: 1976-2010
Teams: Bucks, Warriors, Knicks, Mavericks
Notable: 1,335 wins, best in NBA
RALPH SAMPSON
Elected as: Player
NBA career: 1983-1992
Teams: Rockets, Warriors, Kings, Bullets
Notable: Three-time college POY
JAMAAL WILKES
Elected as: Player
NBA career: 1974-1986
Teams: Warriors, Lakers, Clippers
Stats: 17.7 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 2.5 apg
Notable: Four-time NBA champion
MEL DANIELS
Elected as: Player
ABA career: 1967-1975
Teams: Muskies, Pacers, Sounds
Notable: Seven-time ABA All-Star, top all-time ABA rebounder (9,494)
DON BARKSDALE
Elected as: Contributor
Notable: First African-American NCAA All-America, the first to make the U.S. Olympic team, and the first to play in a NBA All-Star game
LIDIA ALEXEEVA
Elected as: Coach
Career: Soviet Union women's national coach
Notable: Led USSR to gold medals in the 1976 and 1980 Olympics
CHET WALKER
Elected as: Player
NBA Career: 1962-1975
Teams: Nationals, 76ers, Bulls
Notable: Seven-time All-Star, member of 1967 champion 76ers
KATRINA McCLAIN
Elected as: Player
Notable: Won two Olympic gold medals (1988 and 1996) and named the USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year in 1988, 1992
HANK NICHOLS
Elected as: Referee
Notable: A long-time NCAA basketball official who has refereed six national championship games, 10 Final Fours, three NIT finals and 13 ACC Championships. Influential rules architect
ALL AMERICAN RED HEADS
Elected as: Team
Career: 1936-1986
Notable: Known as the female version of the Harlem Globetrotters and the first women's professional basketball team. The team regularly played more than 200 games per season, barnstorming North America