Dwight Bo Lamar (video)

[MarlinMan3]

Silence ever since UL hired the director of the documentary.

https://forumeus.com/showthread.php/...ghlight=lights

Just like director of broadcasting

[ultracajun]

Bo was a first team All American alongside Bill Walton and David Thompson. First overall pick in the ABA draft.

[Million$Mullet]

Has this been confirmed by news a news outlet or the university?

It has been confirmed by multiple former teammates. A little after midnight this morning Bo passed

[60swerethebest]

…….Hey T-nine…please show the 360 bank shot….what a great one!

It’s on YouTube. Just sent it to my kids. They remember him.
See it at50 sec point. Maybe Winkler just after that shot. Not listed though.

https://youtu.be/vAO6Z6hjnKg?si=lMPWSOYE2wgxlUsG

[NOCajun]

It’s on YouTube. Just sent it to my kids. They remember him.
See it at50 sec point. Maybe Winkler just after that shot. Not listed though.

https://youtu.be/vAO6Z6hjnKg?si=lMPWSOYE2wgxlUsG

Wow, a great compilation of basketball classics!!!

[CajunRed]

I was lucky enough to have been in Blackham to see every game he played in. Sad day to be a Cajuns basketball fan.

[Turbine]

…….Hey T-nine…please show the 360 bank shot….what a great one!

[NewsCopy]

University of Louisiana basketball great Dwight "Bo" Lamar has died, according to one of his former coaches. He was 74.

Lamar was a two-time national leading scorer and three-time All-American from 1969 to 1973. He earned First Team All-America honors in 1972 and 1973.

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KADN
Will Herrin

[NewsCopy]

Former University of Louisiana basketball legend Dwight “Bo” Lamar has died, the school has confirmed. He was 74.

During his college career he averaged 31.2 points a game, amassing 3,493 total points. He was the 1972 NCAA scoring champion, averaging 36.3 points per game.

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KLFY
Scott

[NewsCopy]

The basketball community is mourning the loss of Dwight “Bo” Lamar, who passed away this morning. Lamar was not only one of the greatest players in the history of the University of Louisiana men’s basketball program, but also a beloved ambassador of the game whose impact was felt from Blackham Coliseum to the professional hardwood.

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Ragin Review
Jerry Hebert