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-====== Glenn Adams ======
+====== Glenn Adams #14 ======
-**Position:** \\
+{{men_s_basketball:adams_glen.jpg |}}
-**Height:** \\
+**Nickname:** "Sparky"\\
+**Position:** Forward\\
+**Height:** 6'2"\\
 **Weight:** \\
 **Born:** \\
-**Hometown:** \\
+**Hometown:** Carpentersville, Illinois\\
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 ===== Marquette Career =====
-Adams led Marquette in scoring (5 ppg) during the 1936-37 season.
+=== 1936-37 ===
+Adams led Marquette in scoring with 5 points per game.
+=== 1937-38 ===
+Adams averaged 3.9 points per game.
+=== 1938-39 ===
+Adams upped his scoring average to 6.3 points per game for his senior season.
+===== Professional Career =====
+From 1938-1940, he played for the Sheboygan Red Skins of the National Basketball League (NBL) under Coach [[Francis Zummach|Frank Zummach]], a former Marquette player and assistant coach.
+**Adams on his experience in the NBL:**\\
+//"There was a jeweler in Sheboygan that took me under his wing. I drove back from my home in Chicago to pick up an engagement ring from him. ... I would commute from Milwaukee to play basketball. I was working in promotions for A&P Tea Company in Milwaukee. I used to ride back and forth with (center) Eddie Dancker. ... They had a pretty good following. As far as that community, they filled (the 1,500-seat Eagle Auditorium on New York Avenue). It was very intense. Oshkosh was probably the best pro team at that time. ... (Head coach) [[Francis Zummach|Frank Zummach]] was a very fine student of [[William Chandler|Bill Chandler]]'s at Marquette, had the same traits [[William Chandler|Bill Chandler]] had, and they were all excellent."//\\
+[[http://sheboygan-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071126/SHE02/711260534/1082&template=pdaart|Local Basketball: 'The Gym Was Always Full', Sheboygan Press, 11/26/2007]]