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The 2011 class for the Basketball Hall of Fame is an eclectic one. And that can even be said if you overlook Dennis Rodman, perhaps sports’ most flamboyant athlete of the last three decades. Who made it into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011? Below you can find a complete list with a short bio of each individual:
Dennis Rodman
No matter if he came to the game in men’s or women’s clothing, Dennis Rodman was sure to do one thing: Rebound the basketball.
Dennis Rodman in a Dress
Chris Mullin
Although not blessed with elite athleticism, Chris Mullin made himself a Hall of Famer by working harder than anyone in all of basketball.
Artis Gilmore
Artis Gilmore was a star both in the ABA and the NBA. For his career, he averaged 18.8 points and 12.3 rebounds per game.
Arvydas Sabonis
While he was good in his NBA career, he was unbelievable in his career overseas. Some NBA players called him the best player on the planet during his prime.
Goose Tatum
A Harlem Globetrotters legend, Goose Tatum invented the “Clown Prince” act and also the sky-hook.
Satch Sanders
Known for his hardnosed defense, Satch Sanders won eight NBA championships in his 13-year career.
Tex Winters
The man behind Phil Jackson, Tex Winters invented the Triangle Offense — which has played a role in more than ten NBA championships.
Herb Magee
The coach at Philadelphia University has 922 career wins — the most ever in NCAA history. His nickname is the Shot Doctor.
Tara VanDerveer
The head coach at Stanford, Tara VanDerveer has led her ladies to a lifetime record of 802-197 and two national championships.
Teresa Edwards
Teresa Edwards has four gold medals and is considered to be one of the best international players in women’s basketball history.
