We should go back to these uniforms.

[Roy-munson]

Agree that #44 is Hargrave. Good call on Sky King. The #11 confused me as well. Sky was our best player in the couple of years pre-Lester. I used to love attending games in those days. The Field House was ugly as hell, but it could really rock like Carver-Hawkeye never has.

Not Hargrave 76-78 it is Glenn Worley.

 

[Row55]

Yup, I'm gonna have to concede - according to sports-reference.com, the first season Hargrave was on the roster was '75-76.

 

[HawkCat]

Not Hargrave 76-78 it is Glenn Worley.

Doh! You're right. I have corrected my post.

 

[IamHawkeye]

William Mayfield was a freshman during the 1975-76 season.

Glen Worley was a freshman in 1973-74.

So there are two Glen Worleys? One who played for Alford and one who played for Miller (and is not listed as a letterman) and is the father of the second Worley?.

 

[BDinIC]

So there are two Glen Worleys? One who played for Alford and one who played for Miller (and is not listed as a letterman) and is the father of the second Worley?.

Correct.

 

[Prohminator]

 

[Ladell-hawk]

Correct.

Glen Worley played for Dick Schultz and I believe one year or two for Lute Olson. He didn't play for Ralph Miller.

 

[IamHawkeye]

Glen Worley played for Dick Schultz and I believe one year or two for Lute Olson. He didn't play for Ralph Miller.

Must not have played much, as he is not listed as a letterman.( Or some other reason) These days just about everyone on a team gets a letter, but awhile back, had to have a certain number of minutes.

 

[BirdistheWord]

Looks like the 1973-74 squad, the last for coach Dick Schultz.

Larry Parker #32
Mike Gatens #50
Neil Fegebank #15
Sky King #11 (freshman, he wore #54 as upper classman)
Scott Thompson #34
Leon Thomas #52
Archie Mays #4
John Hairston #42
Candy LaPrince #10
Glen Worley #44

 

[Suterman]

#25 is Reggie Vaughn.