Position: Guard

Kyle Macy was born on April 9, 1957, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and grew up in Peru, Indiana. Playing for his father, Bob Macy, at Peru High School, he developed into one of the most celebrated guards in Indiana basketball history. Macy scored 2,137 career points, was named Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 1975, and earned…

Truman Claytor was born on February 2, 1957, in Ashland, Kentucky to Loretta Thomas.  He played at Kentucky from 1975 to 1978 under head coach Joe B. Hall. A skilled guard and sharpshooter, Claytor played an important role in helping Kentucky win the 1978 NCAA Championship. Claytor grew up in Toledo, Ohio, where he became…

Joey Holland was born Joseph Burnett Holland, Jr. on February 25, 1955, to Joseph Burnett Holland, Sr. and Betty Jane Priestley Holland.  His father, Joe Holland, was a member of the first University of Kentucky men’s basketball national championship team, the Fabulous Five’s 1947-48 championship team. In high school, Holland led George Washington High in…

Reggie Warford was born Reginald Garfield Warford on September 15, 1954, in Greenville, Kentucky, to the Reverend Roland Hayes Warford and Valencia Dean Warford. Raised in nearby Drakesboro, he scored 1,940 points and helped Drakesboro High School compile a 73-24 record over three seasons. The quick, left-handed guard earned second-team All-State honors and also lettered…

Mike Flynn was born July 31, 1953, in Jeffersonville, Indiana. A high-scoring guard at Jeffersonville High School, he averaged 28.5 points and 14.4 rebounds as a senior, finished with 1,611 career points and earned Indiana Mr. Basketball honors in 1971. Flynn also received prep All-America recognition and lettered twice in football before joining a celebrated…

Jerry Hale was born on March 20, 1953, in New Albany, Indiana. Growing up in southern Indiana, Hale developed a deep love for basketball, particularly for the Kentucky Wildcats. Hale attended Floyd Central High School in Indiana, where he emerged as a standout player. In the 1970-71 season, he led the “Superhicks” to the Indiana…