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- | FIXME | + | ====== Hank Raymonds ====== |
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+ | Henry C. " | ||
- | Someone adopt Hank Raymonds, | + | Five of his players were All-America honorees |
- | FIXME | + | === In Six Seasons Hank Raymonds Recruited === |
+ | *Two All-Americans | ||
+ | *Four Future NBA Players | ||
+ | *Four 1,000+ Point Scorers | ||
+ | *Four 500+ Rebounders | ||
+ | *Marquette' | ||
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+ | After his coaching days, he served as the school' | ||
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+ | Raymonds is a member of the Marquette University, Saint Louis University and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Halls of Fame. | ||
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+ | ===== His Rings ===== | ||
+ | On his left hand, he wears a wedding band, a symbol of his marriage to wife Virginia (Ginny) since 1950. They have raised five children and have 14 grandchildren. | ||
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+ | On his right hand, Raymonds wears the championship ring he received as an assistant under head coach [[Al McGuire]], when the Marquette [[nickname: | ||
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+ | ===== The Blue And Gold Fund ===== | ||
+ | At his retirement ceremony in 1987, he was presented with, and then returned a gift of $10,000 from the University, requesting that it be used to lay the foundation for a fund to support non-revenue varsity sports, now called the [[admin: | ||
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+ | Despite retirement, Raymonds still stays very close to Marquette athletics. |