Joe B. Hall couldnt find a better carrier into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame than the national prestige of the University of Kentucky Wildcats.But on Nov. 18, when the honor is bestowed at an induction banquet in Kansas City, Mo., Hall wont be thinking only about his glorious career as a Kentucky coach. He also will have some thoughts about Denver and Regis University, where he coached for five years, 1959-64.
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