In a two-year coaching stint at La Salle University, he recorded a 37-13 record and he was the 6th person to ever be named a four-time All-American as a college basketball player.
In a two-year coaching stint at La Salle University, he recorded a 37-13 record and he was the 6th person to ever be named a four-time All-American as a college basketball player.* In 1968, along with Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston, he helped lead the Philadelphia Warriors to the NBA title, and, in so doing, became one of only two players to ever win an NIT, NCAA, and NBA championship. FTP, name this basketball great and Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, whose 1955 La Salle team lost to Bill Russell's San Francisco team, a year after beating Bradley for the title.
In a two-year coaching stint at La Salle University, he recorded a 37-13 record and he was the 6th person to ever be named a four-time All-American as a college basketball player.
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