Hot Rod Hundley
Basketball player and sportscaster for the Jazz
Basketball player and sportscaster for the Jazz
2015
11 years ago — 81 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
United States
A basketball player and sportscaster, made significant contributions to the sport. Played college basketball at West Virginia University, where averaged over 25 points per game. Entered the NBA in 1957, selected by the Los Angeles Lakers. Played for the Lakers until 1961, then moved to the Cincinnati Royals before concluding playing career with the Lakers in 1964. Transitioned to broadcasting, serving as the voice of the Utah Jazz for over 30 years, becoming recognized for colorful commentary and storytelling.
Averaged over 25 points per game at West Virginia
Played for the Los Angeles Lakers and the Cincinnati Royals
Served as the voice of the Utah Jazz for over 30 years
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