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List of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball honorees

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A number of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball players have been honored with various Southeastern Conference and national awards.

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Forty-three former Kentucky men's basketball players, coaches, and contributors are honored in Rupp Arena with banners representing their numbers hung from the rafters. With the streamlining of jersey numbers by the NCAA, the jerseys are retired but the numbers remain active. To have a banner hung, the athlete must be elected to the UK Athletics Hall of Fame. [1]

No.NameYearsNote
22 Cliff Barker 1947–491948 NCAA Champion, 1949 NCAA Champion, One of the Fabulous Five
12 Ralph Beard 1946–491948 NCAA Champion, 1949 NCAA Champion, One of the Fabulous Five
22 Jerry Bird 1954–56
50 Bob Burrow 1955–561956 Second Team All-America
56Burgess Carey1925–26
24 Johnny Cox 1957–591958 NCAA Champion, 1959 First Team All-America
10 Louie Dampier 1965–671967 Second Team All-America
7John DeMoisey1932–34
00 Tony Delk 1993–961996 NCAA Champion, 1996 First Team All-America, 1996 SEC Player of the Year, 1996 NCAA Tournament M.O.P.
42 Bill Evans 1952–55
32 Richie Farmer 1989–92One of the Unforgettables
12 Deron Feldhaus 1989–92One of the Unforgettables
21 Jack Givens 1975–781978 NCAA Champion, 1978 Second Team All-America, 1978 SEC Player of the Year, 1978 NCAA Tournament M.O.P.
44Phil Grawemeyer1954–56
15 Alex Groza 1945–491948 NCAA Champion, 1949 NCAA Champion, One of the Fabulous Five
35 Kevin Grevey 1973–751975 First Team All-America, 1973 and 1975 SEC Player of the Year
Joe B. Hall 1973–851978 National Championship Head Coach
6 Cliff Hagan 1951–541951 NCAA Champion, 1952 First Team All-America, 1954 First Team All-America
52 Vernon Hatton 1956–581958 NCAA Champion
Basil Hayden 1920–22
44 Dan Issel 1968–70UK All-time leading scorer, 1970 First Team All-America
27 Wallace Jones 1946–491948 NCAA Champion, 1949 NCAA Champion, One of the Fabulous Five
Bill Keightley 1962–2008Mr. Wildcat, Equipment Manager
Cawood Ledford 1953–92Voice of the Wildcats
4 Kyle Macy 1978–801978 NCAA Champion, 1980 First Team All-America, 1980 SEC Player of the Year
44 Cotton Nash 1962–641964 First Team All-America
24 Jamal Mashburn 1991–931993 First Team All-America, 1993 SEC Player of the Year
34 John Pelphrey 1989–92One of the Unforgettables
22 Mike Pratt 1967–701970 Second Team All-America
Rick Pitino 1990–971996 National Championship Head Coach
30 Frank Ramsey 1951–541951 NCAA Champion, 1954 Second Team All-America
26Kenny Rollins1943–481948 NCAA Champion
42 Pat Riley 1965–671966 First Team All-America, 1966 SEC Player of the Year
53 Rick Robey 1975–781978 NCAA Champion, 1978 Second Team All-America
4Layton Rouse1938–40
Adolph Rupp 1931–721948, 1949, 1951, 1958 National Championship Head Coach
Forest Sale 1931–33Helms POY 1933, 2 time all American 1932 and 1933
Carey Spicer 1929–31
77 Bill Spivey 1950–511951 NCAA Champion, 1951 First Team All-America
20Gayle Rose1953–55
16 Lou Tsioropoulos 1951–541951 NCAA Champion
34 Kenny Walker 1983–861986 First Team All-America, 1985–86 SEC Player of the Year
11 Sean Woods 1990–92One of the Unforgettables

National Players of the Year

The UK players listed here received at least one NCAA-recognized national player of the year award.

Oscar Tshiebwe is the first UK player to receive all of the NCAA-recognized national player of the year awards in a single season, doing so in 2021-22. Oscar Tshiebwe Kentucky (cropped).jpg
Oscar Tshiebwe is the first UK player to receive all of the NCAA-recognized national player of the year awards in a single season, doing so in 2021–22.
YearPlayerAward(s)
1933 Forest Sale Helms Athletic Foundation
1935 LeRoy Edwards Helms Athletic Foundation
2010 John Wall Adolph Rupp Trophy [2]
2012 Anthony Davis Wooden Award [3]
Naismith Trophy [4]
Oscar Robertson Trophy [5]
AP Player of the Year [6]
2022 Oscar Tshiebwe Wooden Award [7]
Naismith Trophy [8]
AP Player of the Year [9]
NABC Player of the Year [10]
Sporting News Player of the Year [11]
Oscar Robertson Trophy [12]

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award

The Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award has been presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame since 2015 to the top Division I center.

YearPlayer
2022 Oscar Tshiebwe

All-Americans

The following is a list of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball players that were named First or Second Team All-Americans:

Tony Delk was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 1995-96. Tony-Delk.jpg
Tony Delk was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 1995–96.
Tayshaun Prince was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 2001 and 2002. Tayshaun Prince.jpg
Tayshaun Prince was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 2001 and 2002.
John Wall was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 2009-10. John-Wall.jpg
John Wall was a Consensus First Team All-America selection in 2009–10.
YearPlayerPosition
1921 Basil Hayden Forward
1925Burgess CareyForward
1929Carey SpicerForward
1930Paul McBrayerForward
1931Carey SpicerForward
1932 Forest Sale Center
1933Ellis JohnsonGuard
1933 Forest Sale Center
1934John DeMoiseyForward
1935 LeRoy Edwards Center
1939 Bernard Opper Guard
1941 Lee Huber Guard
1944 Bob Brannum Forward
1946 Jack Parkinson Guard
1947 Ralph Beard Guard
1947 Alex Groza Center
1948 Ralph Beard Guard
1948 Alex Groza Center
1949 Ralph Beard Guard
1949 Alex Groza Center
1949 Wallace "Wah Wah" Jones Center
1951 Bill Spivey Center
1952 Cliff Hagan Center
1952 Frank Ramsey Guard
1954 Cliff Hagan Center
1954 Frank Ramsey Guard
1956 Bob Burrow Forward
1958Vernon HattonGuard
1959 Johnny Cox Forward
1962 Cotton Nash Forward
1963 Cotton Nash Forward
1964 Cotton Nash Forward
1966 Louie Dampier Guard
1966 Pat Riley Forward
1967 Louie Dampier Guard
1969 Dan Issel Forward
1970 Dan Issel Forward
1975 Kevin Grevey Guard
1974 Kevin Grevey Guard
1975 Kevin Grevey Guard
1976 Jack "Goose" Givens Forward
1977 Jack "Goose" Givens Forward
1977 Rick Robey Center
1978 Jack "Goose" Givens Forward
1978 Rick Robey Center
1980 Kyle Macy Guard
1981 Sam Bowie Center
1984 Melvin Turpin Forward
1985 Kenny "Sky" Walker Forward
1986 Kenny "Sky" Walker Forward
1992 Jamal Mashburn Forward
1993 Jamal Mashburn Forward
1996 Tony Delk Guard
1997 Ron Mercer Forward
1998 Scott Padgett Forward
2001 Tayshaun Prince [13] Forward
2002 Tayshaun Prince [13] Forward
2003 Keith Bogans [13] Guard
2009 Jodie Meeks [14] Guard
2010 DeMarcus Cousins [15] Center
2010 John Wall [15] Guard
2012 Anthony Davis Center
2012 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Forward
2015 Willie Cauley-Stein Forward/Center
2015 Karl-Anthony Towns Center
2016 Tyler Ulis Guard
2017 Malik Monk Guard
2022 Oscar Tshiebwe Forward/Center
2023 Oscar Tshiebwe Forward/Center

Wayman Tisdale Award

The Wayman Tisdale Award, known before the 2010–11 season as the USBWA National Freshman of the Year Award, has been presented by the United States Basketball Writers Association since 1989 to the top freshman in Division I men's basketball.

YearPlayer
2010 John Wall
2012 Anthony Davis
2024 Reed Sheppard

NABC Freshman of the Year

The National Association of Basketball Coaches, the trade organization for college men's basketball coaches, has presented its own Freshman of the Year award since the 2016–17 season.

YearPlayer
2024 Reed Sheppard

SEC Player of the Year (AP, UPI, Coaches)

The following is a list of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball players who have been named SEC Player of the Year:

YearPlayerPosition
1966 Pat Riley Forward
1972 Tom Parker Forward
1973 Kevin Grevey Guard
1975 Kevin Grevey Guard
1980 Kyle Macy Guard
1985 Kenny "Sky" Walker Forward
1986 Kenny "Sky" Walker Forward
1993 Jamal Mashburn Forward
1996 Tony Delk Guard
1997 Ron Mercer Forward
2001 Tayshaun Prince Forward
2003 Keith Bogans Guard
2010 John Wall Guard
2012 Anthony Davis Center
2016 Tyler Ulis Guard
2017 Malik Monk Guard
2020 Immanuel Quickley Guard
2022 Oscar Tshiebwe Center

SEC Freshmen of the Year (AP, Coaches)

The following is a list of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball players who have been named either SEC Freshman of the Year (awarded by the league's head coaches, and open only to freshmen) or SEC Newcomer of the Year (awarded by the AP and open to any player in his first year at an SEC school, including transfers).

All listed players won both awards except for the following:

YearPlayerPosition
2008 Patrick Patterson Forward
2010 DeMarcus Cousins Center
2011 Terrence Jones Forward
2012 Anthony Davis Center
2013 Nerlens Noel Center
2014 Julius Randle Forward
2015 Karl-Anthony Towns Center
2017 Malik Monk Guard
2024 Reed Sheppard Guard

Elite 90 Award

One of the NCAA's main student-athlete awards is the Elite 90 Award (previously the Elite 88 and Elite 89), presented at the site of each of the NCAA's 90 annual championship finals. In Division I men's basketball, eligible individuals are those on the playing squads of all Final Four participants who have played at least two seasons at their current school. The recipient is the eligible player with the highest grade point average, with completed credit hours as a tiebreaker if needed.

YearPlayerClassPosition
2014Sam MaloneJuniorGuard

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McDonald's All-Americans

The following is a list of Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball players who have been named McDonald's All-Americans during their prep careers:

YearPlayerPositionHometown (High School)
1978Dwight AndersonForward Dayton, OH (Roth)
1978Clarence TillmanForward Philadelphia, PA (West Philadelphia)
1978 Chuck Verderber Forward Lincoln, IL (Lincoln)
1979 Sam Bowie Center Lebanon, PA (Lebanon)
1979Derrick HordGuard Bristol, TN (Tennessee)
1979 Dirk Minniefield Guard Lexington, KY (Lafayette)
1980Bret BearupCenter Greenlawn, NY (Harborfields)
1980Jim MasterGuard Fort Wayne, IN (Paul Harding)
1982Roger HardenGuard Valparaiso, IN (Valparaiso)
1982 Kenny "Sky" Walker Forward Roberta, GA (Crawford County Comprehensive)
1983 Winston Bennett Forward Louisville, KY (Male)
1983 James Blackmon Guard Marion, IN (Marion)
1984 Ed Davender Guard Brooklyn, NY (Boys and Girls)
1984Cedric JenkinsCenter Dawson, GA (Terrell County)
1984Richard MadisonForward Memphis, TN (Northside)
1985Irving ThomasForward Miami, FL (Carol City)
1986 Rex Chapman Guard Owensboro, KY (Apollo)
1987 Eric Manuel Guard Macon, GA (Southwest)
1988 Chris Mills Forward Los Angeles, CA (Fairfax)
1992 Tony Delk Guard Brownsville, TN (Haywood)
1992 Rodrick Rhodes Forward Jersey City, NJ (St. Anthony's)
1994 Antoine Walker Forward Chicago, IL (Mt. Carmel)
1995 Ron Mercer Forward Nashville, TN (Goodpasture School)
1995 Wayne Turner Guard Boston, MA (Beaver Country Day)
1998 Tayshaun Prince Forward Compton, CA (Dominguez)
1999 Keith Bogans Guard Alexandria, VA (DeMatha)
1999 Marvin Stone Center Huntsville, AL (Grissom)
2001Rashad CarruthGuard College Park, GA (Oak Hill)
2004 Joe Crawford Guard Detroit, MI (Renaissance)
2004 Randolph Morris Center Atlanta, GA (Landmark Christian)
2004 Rajon Rondo Guard Louisville, KY (Oak Hill)
2007 Patrick Patterson Forward Huntington, WV (Huntington)
2009 DeMarcus Cousins Center Mobile, AL (LeFlore)
2010 Terrence Jones Forward Portland, OR (Jefferson)
2010 Brandon Knight Guard Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Pine Crest)
2010 Doron Lamb Guard New York, NY (Oak Hill)
2011 Anthony Davis Forward Chicago, IL (Perspectives Charter)
2011 Michael Gilchrist Forward Elizabeth, NJ (St. Patrick)
2011 Marquis Teague Guard Indianapolis, IN (Pike)
2011 Kyle Wiltjer [a] Forward Portland, OR (Jesuit)
2012 Archie Goodwin Guard Sherwood, AR (Sylvan Hills)
2012 Alex Poythress Forward Clarksville, TN (Northeast)
2013 Aaron Harrison Guard Richmond, TX (Travis)
2013 Andrew Harrison Guard Richmond, TX (Travis)
2013 Dakari Johnson Center New York, NY (Montverde)
2013 Marcus Lee [b] Forward Antioch, CA (Deer Valley)
2013 Julius Randle Forward Dallas, TX (Prestonwood)
2013 James Young Guard Rochester, MI (Rochester)
2014 Devin Booker Guard Moss Point, MS (Moss Point)
2014 Trey Lyles Forward Indianapolis, IN (Arsenal Tech)
2014 Karl Towns Jr. Forward Metuchen, NJ (St. Joseph)
2014 Reid Travis [c] Forward Minneapolis, MN (De La Salle)
2014 Tyler Ulis Guard Chicago, IL (Roselle Catholic)
2015Isaiah BriscoeGuard Union, NJ (Roselle Catholic)
2016 Bam Adebayo Forward Little Washington, NC (High Point Christian Academy)
2016 De'Aaron Fox Guard Cypress, TX (Cypress Lakes)
2016 Sacha Killeya-Jones [d] Forward Chapel Hill, NC (Virginia Episcopal)
2016 Malik Monk Guard Lepanto, AR (Bentonville)
2017 Quade Green [e] Guard Philadelphia, PA (Neumann–Goretti)
2017 Kevin Knox II Forward Tampa, FL (Tampa Catholic)
2017 Nick Richards Center Kingston, Jamaica (The Patrick School)
2017 Jarred Vanderbilt Forward Missouri City, TX (Victory Prep)
2017 P. J. Washington Forward Frisco, TX (Findlay Prep)
2018 Keldon Johnson Forward South Hill, VA (Oak Hill Academy)
2018 E. J. Montgomery Forward Fort Pierce, FL (Joseph Wheeler)
2018 Immanuel Quickley Guard Havre de Grace, MD (John Carroll School)
2019 Tyrese Maxey Guard Garland, TX (South Garland)
2019 Oscar Tshiebwe [f] Center Lubumbashi, DR Congo (Kennedy Catholic)
2019 Kahlil Whitney Forward Chicago, IL (Roselle Catholic)
2020 Brandon Boston Jr. Guard Norcross, GA (Sierra Canyon)
2020 Terrence Clarke Guard Dorchester, MA (Brewster Academy)
2021 Daimion Collins Forward Atlanta, TX (Atlanta)
2022 Chris Livingston Forward Akron, OH (Oak Hill Academy)
2022 Cason Wallace Guard Dallas, TX (Richardson)
2023 Aaron Bradshaw [g] Guard Roselle, NJ (Camden)
2023 Justin Edwards Forward Philadelphia, PA (Imhotep)
2023 Reed Sheppard Guard London, KY (North Laurel)
2023 D. J. Wagner Guard Camden, NJ (Camden)
  1. Wiltjer transferred to Gonzaga after the 2012–13 season.
  2. Lee transferred to California after the 2015–16 season.
  3. Travis began his college career at Stanford, playing there through the 2017–18 season. He graduated from Stanford with a year of remaining athletic eligibility and transferred to UK for the 2018–19 season.
  4. Killeya-Jones transferred to NC State after the 2017–18 season.
  5. Geeen transferred to Washington after the 2017–18 season.
  6. Tshiebwe began his college career at West Virginia, transferring to Kentucky after the 2020 fall semester. He began play at UK in 2021–22.
  7. Bradshaw transferred to Ohio State after the 2023–24 season.

Naismith Hall of Fame Members

The following Kentucky players, coaches, and contributors have been enshrined as individuals in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

Year InductedNamePositionYears at KentuckyEnshrined as
1969 Adolph Rupp Head Coach1930–1972Coach
1978 Cliff Hagan Player, Administrator1950–1954; 1975–1989Player
1982 Frank Ramsey Player1950–1953Player
1993 Dan Issel Player1967–1970Player
2000 C.M. Newton Player, Administrator1949–1951; 1989–2000Contributor
2008 Pat Riley Player1964–1967Coach
2013 Rick Pitino Head Coach1989–1997Coach
2015 John Calipari Head Coach2009–2024Coach
2015 Louie Dampier Player1964–1967Player
2020 Eddie Sutton Head Coach1985–1989Coach
UK Hall of Fame Members

In addition to these, Adrian Smith was a member of the 1960 US Olympic team that was inducted as a unit in 2010.

Olympians

The following Kentucky players and coaches have represented their country in basketball in the Summer Olympic Games:

YearPlayer/CoachCountryLocationMedal
1948 Cliff Barker US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1948 Ralph Beard US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1948 Alex Groza US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1948 Wah Wah Jones US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1948 Ken Rollins US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1948 Adolph Rupp (asst. coach)US flag 48 stars.svg  United States London Gold
1956 Billy Evans US flag 48 stars.svg  United States Melbourne Gold
1960 Adrian Smith Flag of the United States.svg  United States Rome Gold
2000 Tubby Smith
(asst. coach)
Flag of the United States.svg  United States Sydney Gold
2008 Tayshaun Prince Flag of the United States.svg  United States Beijing Gold
2012 Anthony Davis Flag of the United States.svg  United States London Gold
2016 DeMarcus Cousins Flag of the United States.svg  United States Rio de Janeiro Gold
2020 Bam Adebayo Flag of the United States.svg  United States Tokyo Gold
2020 Devin Booker Flag of the United States.svg  United States Tokyo Gold
2020 Keldon Johnson Flag of the United States.svg  United States Tokyo Gold
UK Olympians

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