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Robert B.
Wiesenhahn Jr. (born
December 22, 1938) is an
American former professional basketball player.
Wiesenhahn attended McNicholas High
School in Cincinnati...
- Mention: Paul
Hogue Honorable Mention: Bob
Wiesenhahn Coach of the Year: Ed
Jucker Paul
Hogue Tom
Thacker Bob
Wiesenhahn sports-reference.com 1960-61 Missouri...
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State Buckeyes 65 (OT)
Scoring by half: 38-39, 23-22 Overtime: 9-4 Pts: Bob
Wiesenhahn 17 Rebs: Bob
Wiesenhahn 9 Pts:
Jerry Lucas 27 Rebs:
Jerry Lucas 12...
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topped only by UCLA.
Connie Dierking (1958),
Ralph Davis (1960), Bob
Wiesenhahn (1961), Paul
Hogue (1961, 1962), Tom
Thacker (1963), Tony
Yates (1963)...
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Shayne Whittington Sidney Wicks Ron
Widby Paul
Widowitz Murray Wier Bob
Wiesenhahn Joe
Wieskamp John
Wiethe Aaron Wiggins Andrew Wiggins John
Wiggers Mitc****...
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second district of Ohio. Pat
Tabler (1976) -
baseball player (MLB) Bob
Wiesenhahn (1957) -
basketball player (NBA and
Cincinnati Bearcats -
National Championship...
- NBA
player Mel
Thomas –
UConn player LaSalle Thompson – NBA
player Bob
Wiesenhahn – NBA
player Devin Williams – West
Virginia and NBA G
League player Tim...
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March 25, 1961, Cincinnati, led by the
balanced attack of Thacker, Bob
Wiesenhahn, Tony Yates, Paul
Hogue and Carl Bouldin, won the NCAA
Championship with...
- Statistics". basketball-reference.com.
Retrieved August 7, 2019. "Bob
Wiesenhahn NBA Statistics". basketball-reference.com.
Retrieved August 7, 2019. "Win...
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Twyman 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1934–05–11
Cincinnati SF 71 Bob
Wiesenhahn 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) 215 lb (98 kg) 1938–12–22
Cincinnati PG 18 Dave Zeller...
