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Best All-Time Basketball Players by school in the SEC

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We played them in The Bell County tournament. There Coach had a heart attack at half time and passed away.

 

Cawood's coach? What year was this? I don't remember that one...maybe it has slipped my mind.

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Cawood's coach? What year was this? I don't remember that one...maybe it has slipped my mind.

 

December 1979

Out of all these names I am curious to see if anyone will lists who they feel is the best player in the SEC of all time

Out of all these names I am curious to see if anyone will lists who they feel is the best player in the SEC of all time

 

Pete Maravich is who I'd take.

Out of all these names I am curious to see if anyone will lists who they feel is the best player in the SEC of all time

 

The only answer i believe is Pistol Pete

Out of all these names I am curious to see if anyone will lists who they feel is the best player in the SEC of all time

 

i'm too young to have watched Pete play, but he seems to be the best. I'd have a very hard time saying who I thought was the best of that group. Mash was a game changer for sure...quite a list.

i'm too young to have watched Pete play, but he seems to be the best. I'd have a very hard time saying who I thought was the best of that group. Mash was a game changer for sure...quite a list.

 

Let me guess...you wasn't even born in 1979 :ohbrother: :D

Cawood's coach? What year was this? I don't remember that one...maybe it has slipped my mind.

 

(UPI) — Bob Sweeten, head

basketball coach at Cawood

High School, suffered an apparent

fatal heart attack when

he collapsed Thursday night

while watching his team play

Knox Central in the Bell County

Invitational Tournament at

Middlesboro.

Sweeten, 45, of Cawood, was

taken to Plneville Community

Hospital, where he died a few

minutes after being admitted.

Cawood lost to Knox Central

93-78.

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