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KENTUCKY HS BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTS INAUGURAL CLASS: The first ever class was picked and inducted, sending this group in to represent the first 75 years of Kentucky High School basketball history:
Players
Wallace “Wah Wah” Jones, Harlan (1940-’44)
Ralph Beard, Male (1941-’45)
Cliff Hagan, Owensboro (1945-’49)
“King” Kelly Coleman, Wayland (1952-’56)
Clem Haskins, Campbellsville Durham (1959-’61), Taylor County (1962-’63)
Wes Unseld, Seneca (1961-’64)
Jim McDaniels, Allen County (1963-’67)
Darrell Griffith, Male (1972-’76)
Geri Grigsby, McDowell (1975-’77)
Clemette Haskins, Warren Central (1979-’83)
Rex Chapman, Apollo (1982-’86)
Richie Farmer, Clay County (1984-’88)


Coaches
S.T. Roach, Dunbar (1943-’65) boys
Ralph Carlisle, Lafayette (1945-’61) boys
Roy Bowling, Laurel County (1974-’89), Mercy (1992,-’97) girls
Bobby Keith, Clay County (1972-’99) boys
Im glad they've got this Hall of Fame going. I really hope they put William Kean and Donna Murphy in the next class
I know this list will get long quickly, but anyway: Steve Miller, Henry Clay; Allan Houston, Ballard; and of course J.R. Vanhoose, Paintsville.
How about Robin Harmon, Russell Williamson, Billy Ray Cassady
I hope they will be exclusive in their choices. Too many H of Fs, like the one in Cooperstown, include too many "good" players. A H of F should only be for the truly outstanding.
My preferred criteria would be: Mr. Basketball + State Championship(s) and/or State Career Record Holders and Sweet Sixteen Record Holders.
I know Dunbar has not been totally known for the bball in a while.
But their track and field + cross country teams are absolutely amazing.
It's off topic, but if they could teach their speedies how to shoot a ball they'd be ok.
I'm surprised Grady Wallace didn't make the list.