KU - Wilt Chamberlain #13 Blue Triblend Tee
“Nobody seems to appreciate what an incredible player Wilt was. He was the best player of all time because he dominated the floor like nobody else ever could.” –Bill Russell
To put Wilt Chamberlain’s impact on basketball into perspective, consider how the game had to adapt after his legendary stint at the University of Kansas. Because of him, the shot clock was invented. Because of him, the free throw line was pushed back and widened. Because of him, goaltending became a thing. Nothing was getting through the 7-foot-1 Big Dipper.
He made the rules.
It started all at Kansas.
Officially licensed by Wilt Chamberlain and University of Kansas.
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KU - Wilt Chamberlain #13 Blue Triblend Tee
“Nobody seems to appreciate what an incredible player Wilt was. He was the best player of all time because he dominated the floor like nobody else ever could.” –Bill Russell
To put Wilt Chamberlain’s impact on basketball into perspective, consider how the game had to adapt after his legendary stint at the University of Kansas. Because of him, the shot clock was invented. Because of him, the free throw line was pushed back and widened. Because of him, goaltending became a thing. Nothing was getting through the 7-foot-1 Big Dipper.
He made the rules.
It started all at Kansas.
Officially licensed by Wilt Chamberlain and University of Kansas.
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“Nobody seems to appreciate what an incredible player Wilt was. He was the best player of all time because he dominated the floor like nobody else ever could.” –Bill Russell
To put Wilt Chamberlain’s impact on basketball into perspective, consider how the game had to adapt after his legendary stint at the University of Kansas. Because of him, the shot clock was invented. Because of him, the free throw line was pushed back and widened. Because of him, goaltending became a thing. Nothing was getting through the 7-foot-1 Big Dipper.
He made the rules.
It started all at Kansas.
Officially licensed by Wilt Chamberlain and University of Kansas.
