SPRINGFIELD, MASS. – The Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame introduced the listing of eligible candidates for the Class of 2025, that includes a number of high-profile first-time nominees.
Candidates for the Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame Class of 2025 embrace Carmelo Anthony, Sue Hen, Maya Moore, Dwight Howard, Doc Rivers, Billy Donovan, Sylvia Fowles, Chamique Holdsclaw, Mark Few, Lisa Bluder, Marc Gasol, and Micky Arison.
The primary take a look at the listing of eligible nominees was offered by “NBA At this time” on ESPN, hosted by Malika Andrews, with Brian Windhorst, Chiney Ogwumike, and Tim MacMahon. A whole listing of eligible candidates could be discovered beneath.
Finalists chosen from the relevant Class Screening Committees for the Class of 2025 might be introduced on Friday, February 14, in San Francisco as a part of NBA All-Star Weekend.
Your complete Class of 2025 might be unveiled throughout a nationally televised broadcast on the NCAA Closing 4 in San Antonio on Saturday, April 5.
The announcement time and broadcast community for each the Finalist and the Class Announcement might be introduced within the close to future.
The Corridor additionally unveiled an replace to its eligibility necessities, lowering the ready interval for Participant candidates from three full seasons out of the sport to 2 seasons. The change was unanimously accredited by the Corridor of Fame’s Board of Governors.
“Beforehand, our Pointers for Nomination and Election required a person to be retired from the sport for 3 full seasons, which successfully equated to a four-year wait on account of our inner course of,” mentioned Jerry Colangelo, Chairman of the Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame. “To higher acknowledge the distinguished careers of potential first-ballot nominees in a extra well timed method, the Board has appropriately shortened the ready interval. We’re enthusiastic about this modification and consider that honoring people whereas their contributions are nonetheless contemporary in individuals’s minds is each significant and impactful.”
Enshrinement Weekend will start on the Mohegan Solar on Friday, September 5, with the Tip-Off Celebration and Awards Gala, adopted by the Enshrinement Ceremony the following day at Springfield’s historic Symphony Corridor.
VIP Packages for the Corridor of Fame Enshrinement Weekend will go on sale on Friday, February 14. All single-event tickets to the Ceremony, Tip-Off Celebration, and Awards Gala, in addition to different ancillary occasions, will go on sale on Saturday, April 5, at 12:00 PM ET. All packages and tickets might be obtainable for buy at hoophall.com.
The whole itemizing of occasions and pricing might be launched on Monday, February 3.
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Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame Class of 2025 Poll
* Signifies First-Time Nominee
NORTH AMERICA NOMINEES
2008 United States Olympic Workforce (TEA)
Marv Kessler (COA)
Carmelo Anthony (PLA)*
Invoice Laimbeer (PLA)
Rick Barnes (COA)
Jim Larranaga (COA)
Gene Bartow (COA)
Mike Leonardo (COA)
John Beilein (COA)
Maurice Lucas (PLA)
Tom Chambers (PLA)
Jack Madden (REF)*
John Clougherty (REF)
Shawn Marion (PLA)
Danny Crawford (REF)*
Rollie Massimino (COA)
Terry Cummings (PLA)
Gary McKnight (COA)
Jack Curran (COA)
Invoice Morse (COA)
Bobby Dibler (REF)
Dick Motta (COA)
Don Donoher (COA)
Jack Nagle (COA)
Billy Donovan (COA)*
Jim Phelan (COA)
Mark Few (COA)*
Don Richardson (COA)*
Robert Foley (COA)
Doc Rivers (COA)*
Mike Gminski (PLA)
Lee Rose (COA)
Anfernee Hardaway (PLA)
Stan Spirou (COA)
Lou Henson (COA)
Harry Statham (COA)
Robert Horry (PLA)*
Amar’e Stoudemire (PLA)*
Marques Houtman (PLA)
Reggie Theus (PLA)
Dwight Howard (PLA)*
Jerry Welsh (COA)
Marques Johnson (PLA)
Buck Williams (PLA)
WOMEN’S NOMINEES
Leta Andrews (COA)
Taj McWilliams-Franklin (PLA)*
Jennifer Azzi (PLA)
Debbie Miller-Palmore (PLA)
Sue Hen (PLA)*
Maya Moore (PLA)*
Lisa Bluder (COA)*
Ticha Penicheiro (PLA)*
Doug Bruno (COA)
Ruth Riley (PLA)*
Cheryl Ford (PLA)
Mike Thibault (COA)*
Wanda Ford (PLA)*
Marian Washington (COA)
Sylvia Fowles (PLA)*
Dean Weese (COA)
Bridgette Gordon (PLA)*
Chris Weller (COA)
Chamique Holdsclaw (PLA)*
Andrew Yosinoff (COA)
Becky Martin (COA)
CONTRIBUTOR NOMINEES
Micky Arison*
Johnny “Pink” Kerr
Pete Babcock
Tom Konchalski
Dick Baumgartner
Bobby Lewis
Henry Bibby
Dan Lynch
Bernie Bickerstaff*
Fred McCall
Marty Blake
Jack McCloskey
Tal Brody
Jon McGlocklin
Vic Bubas
Speedy Morris
Tremaine Dalton*
Dennis Murphy
Invoice Duffy*
Curly Neal
Wayne Duke
Jack Powers
Invoice Foster
Jim Riswold*
Mike Fratello
Will Robinson
Bob Gibbons
Gene Shue
Roberto Gonzalez*
Oris “Dino” Smiley
Simon Gourdine
Scott Tarter
Tim Grgurich
Donnie Walsh
Dennis Jackson*
World Wheelers
Junius Kellogg
INTERNATIONAL NOMINEES
David Blatt (COA)
Marcos Leite (PLA)
Jean-Jacques Conceicao (PLA)
Ettore Messina (COA)
Mirza Delibasic (PLA)
Juan Carlos Navarro (PLA)
Jorge Garbajosa (PLA)
Andres Nocioni (PLA)
Marc Gasol (PLA)*
Fabricio Oberto (PLA)
Andrew Gaze (PLA)
Jose Ortiz (PLA)
Panaglotis Giannakis (PLA)
Amaury Pasos (PLA)
Giuseppe Giergia (PLA)
Modesto Palauskas (PLA)
J.R. Holden (PLA)*
Togo Soares (PLA)
Dusan Ivkovic (PLA)
Penny Taylor (PLA)
Andrei Kirilenko (PLA)
Amaya Valdemore (PLA)
Vladimir Kondrashin (COA)
Ranko Zeravica (COA)
WOMEN’S VETERAN NOMINEES
1982 Cheyney State NCAA Closing 4 Workforce (TEA)
Yolanda Laney (PLA)
Molly Bolin (PLA)
Nashville Enterprise Faculty (TEA)
Alline Banks Sprouse (PLA)
Lometa Odom (PLA)
Edmonton Industrial Grads (TEA)
Hazel Walker (PLA)
Fort Shaw Indians College (TEA)
Valerie Walker (PLA)
John Head (COA)
VETERAN NOMINEES
1936 US Olympic Workforce (TEA)
Francis Meehan (PLA)
1972 Melchionni Workforce (TEA)
Luci Zaslofskyll (COA)
Tom Blackburn (COA)
Joe Mullaney (COA)
Charles Brown (PLA)
Richard Mullins (PLA)*
Freddie Brown (PLA)
Willie Naulls (PLA)
Malcolm Brown (PLA)*
Ben Newman (CONT)
Boid Buie (PLA)*
Don Otten (PLA)
Mack Calvin (PLA)
Louis Pieri (CONT)
Jack Coleman (PLA)
Kevin Porter (PLA)
Leroy Edwards (PLA)
William J. Reinhart (CONT)*
Leo Ferris (CONT)
Mel Riebe (PLA)
World B. Free (PLA)*
Glenn Roberts (PLA)
Travis Grant (PLA)
Lennie Rosenbluth (PLA)
Bobby “Showboat” Corridor (CONT)
Kenny Sailors (PLA)
Jack Hartman (COA)
Bernard “Pink” Sarachek (CONT)*
Cam Henderson (COA)
Fred Schaus (CONT)
Robert Hopkins (PLA)
Sam Schulman (CONT)
Charles Keinath (PLA)
Paul Silas (PLA)
Greg Kelser (PLA)
Ralph Simpson (PLA)*
1966 Kentucky Wesleyan 1966, ‘68, ‘69 (TEA)
Dick Van Arsdale (PLA)
Abe Lemons (COA)
Tom Van Arsdale (PLA)
Henry Logan (PLA)*
Cleo Vaughn (PLA)
Loyola of Chicago 1962-63 (TEA)
Lambert Will (CONT)
Billy Markward (CONT)
Gus Williams (PLA)*
Jack McKinney (CONT)
John Williamson (PLA)
Invoice Melchionni (PLA)
Max Zaslofsky (PLA)
Concerning the Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame
Positioned in Springfield, Massachusetts, town the place basketball was born, the Naismith Basketball Corridor of Fame is an impartial non-profit 501(c)(3) group devoted to selling, preserving, and celebrating the sport of basketball at each stage – women and men, newbie {and professional} gamers, coaches, and contributors, each domestically and internationally. The Corridor of Fame Museum is dwelling to greater than 475 inductees and over 40,000 sq. ft of basketball historical past. Practically 200,000 individuals go to the Corridor of Fame Museum annually to study concerning the sport, expertise the interactive reveals, and check their abilities on the Jerry Colangelo “Courtroom of Desires.” Greatest recognized for its annual marquee Enshrinement Ceremony honoring the sport’s elite, the Corridor of Fame additionally operates over 70 highschool and collegiate competitions yearly all through the nation and overseas. For extra info on the Basketball Corridor of Fame group, its museum, and occasions, go to hoophall.com, observe @hoophall, @hoophallu, @hoophallclassic, or name 1-877-4HOOPLA.
