Name as many players as you can that played under John Wooden?

Good question: I'll list them sort of chronologically as best I can off the top of my head

Pre-championships

Willie Naulls

(there were a few other players who had NBA career and played for Wooden during the 1950s, but I don't remember their names)

From first couple of NCAA championship teams

Gail Goodrich

Keith Erickson

Walt Hazzard (later known as Mahdi Abdul-Rahman)

Alcindor Era:

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (then known as Lew Alcindor)

Edgar Lacey (defensive specialist, teammate of Kareem)

Lucius Allen

Mike Lynn

Lynn Shackelford

Ken Heitz

Between Alcindor and Walton:

Steve Patterson (played center post-Alcindor, pre-Walton)

Sidney Wicks

Curtis Rowe

Walton era:

Bill Walton

Henry Bibby

Keith Wilkes (later knows as Jamaal Wilkes)

Swen Nater (Walton's backup, had a good NBA career)

Greg Lee (Walton had nothing but praise for this guy)

David Meyers (brother of Hall of Famer Ann Meyers, who was an all-time great in women's basketball. Ann later married Don Drysdale)

Wooden's final championship team:

Richard Washington

Ralph Drollinger

Pete Trgovich (I think that's how he spelled it)

Andre McCarter

Marques Johnson

I think that all of these guys had at least some kind of an NBA "career", a few didn't last long, but most of them did have decent pro careers.

Henry Bibby became the 2nd player in NBA history to win an NCAA championship one year (1972) and an NBA championship in the following season (1973, with the Knicks). Bill Russell was the first, of course... since then, I think only Magic Johnson (Michigan State '79 Lakers '80) and Billy Thompson (Louisville 1986 Lakers 1987) have done that.

Henry Bibby is the father of Mike Bibby. Bill Walton is, of course, the father of Luke Walton.

John Wooden Players

Walton, Alcindor (aka Kareem), Keith Wilkes, Gail Goodrich, Keith Erickson, Walt Hazzard, Swen Nater, Larry Farmer, hmmm, that is all I can think of without looking up more names in some books about Coach Wooden that I have on the shelf.

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