Remember the other week I said I'd sent off requests to a few players and Frank Ramsey being one of them? Well he must have signed the day he got it and walked to the mailbox and posted it. I guess he like the letter I wrote to him?
Ramsey doesn't have any cert autos apart from the action packed series that i know of?
He is getting on now and is 75 or so. A little while ago he survived a twister by hiding in a closet and afterwards that and the chimney and the closet were the only things left. His house and all its champs rings, photos and trophys were gone
And signed perfectly on the spot win GREEN marker!
And for the curious here is a bio. 7 time NBA champion and the FIRST real prototype NBA sixth man.
* Three-year letter winner under Hall of Fame coach Adolph Rupp (1951, 1952, 1954)
* As a freshman, helped lead Kentucky to 1951 national championship, 68-58 over Kansas State
* All-American (1952, 1954)
* All-Southeastern Conference (1951, 1952, 1954)
* Captain (1954)
* Scored 1,344 points (14.7 ppg) in 91 collegiate games, fourth-best upon graduation
* Grabbed 1,038 rebounds (11.4 rpg) in 91 collegiate games, best in school history upon graduation and currently second all-time
* Kentucky retired his number 30 jersey
* UK Leadership Award (1951, 1952)
Pro:
* NBA Boston Celtics (1954-64)
Pro Playing Highlights:
* NBA championships with Boston Celtics (1957, 1959-64)
* Eight Eastern Division championships (1957-64)
* Scored 8,378 points (13.4 ppg) in 623 professional games, including a career-high 16.5 ppg in 1957-58
* Popularized the sixth man role
* During the playoffs from 1958-61, averaged 18.4 ppg, 23.2 ppg, 18.1 ppg, 17.1 ppg
* Boston retired his number 23 jersey
Pro Coaching:
* ABA Kentucky Colonels (1970-71)
Pro Coaching Highlights:
* Coached one year and lost in playoffs
Enshrined in the HOF as a player on May 3, 1982
Ramsey doesn't have any cert autos apart from the action packed series that i know of?
He is getting on now and is 75 or so. A little while ago he survived a twister by hiding in a closet and afterwards that and the chimney and the closet were the only things left. His house and all its champs rings, photos and trophys were gone
And signed perfectly on the spot win GREEN marker!
And for the curious here is a bio. 7 time NBA champion and the FIRST real prototype NBA sixth man.
* Three-year letter winner under Hall of Fame coach Adolph Rupp (1951, 1952, 1954)
* As a freshman, helped lead Kentucky to 1951 national championship, 68-58 over Kansas State
* All-American (1952, 1954)
* All-Southeastern Conference (1951, 1952, 1954)
* Captain (1954)
* Scored 1,344 points (14.7 ppg) in 91 collegiate games, fourth-best upon graduation
* Grabbed 1,038 rebounds (11.4 rpg) in 91 collegiate games, best in school history upon graduation and currently second all-time
* Kentucky retired his number 30 jersey
* UK Leadership Award (1951, 1952)
Pro:
* NBA Boston Celtics (1954-64)
Pro Playing Highlights:
* NBA championships with Boston Celtics (1957, 1959-64)
* Eight Eastern Division championships (1957-64)
* Scored 8,378 points (13.4 ppg) in 623 professional games, including a career-high 16.5 ppg in 1957-58
* Popularized the sixth man role
* During the playoffs from 1958-61, averaged 18.4 ppg, 23.2 ppg, 18.1 ppg, 17.1 ppg
* Boston retired his number 23 jersey
Pro Coaching:
* ABA Kentucky Colonels (1970-71)
Pro Coaching Highlights:
* Coached one year and lost in playoffs
Enshrined in the HOF as a player on May 3, 1982