Texas Tech Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

#30 - Lenny Johnston [ID #37225]     PF
Home Town: Krum, Texas             High School: Krum High School           PF c
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2001 - 2005                     Height: 7' ½"                     Skill Index: 158
Games 175, 16.3 ppg, 60.2% fgp, 79.7% ftp, 8.1 rpg, 1.3 spg, 1.1 bpg, 26.3 mpg
Notes: Helped lead Texas Tech to the top conference in the nation and also led the team to a national championship win.

#45 - Gary Moore [ID #31265]     SF
Home Town: Arlington, Texas             High School: Cleveland High School           SF c
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2002 - 2006                     Height: 6' 11"                     Skill Index: 176
Games 179, 11.1 ppg, 50.9% fgp, 0.7 3pg, 6.2 rpg, 1.3 spg, 25.3 mpg
Notes: A big player who played all three backcourt positions in his college career. Played a critical role in winning the National Championship as a starter. Was drafted in the 2006 draft by Phoenix.

#50 - J.R. Hood [ID #28181]     SG
Home Town: Webster, Texas             High School: East Webster High School           SG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2002 - 2006                     Height: 6' 3"                     Skill Index: 183
Games 181, 11.7 ppg, 46.8% fgp, 1.3 3pg, 34.8% 3pp, 1.2 spg, 25.1 mpg
Notes: Was a key part of the squad that won the 2005 National Tournament. Was also drafted by Los Angeles with the 18th pick in the second round of the 2006 draft.

Hall Of Fame Coaches

Marquis Smith [ID #1195]     Coach
Birthplace: Ogden, Utah
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2002 - 2019
Games 684, Total Wins 349, Conference Wins 224, Playoff Wins 21, Tournament Wins 15, Winning Percentage .510
Notes: With 16 seasons leading this program, 3 Conference Championships, 1 Conference Playoff Championship and the 2005 National Tournament Championship Smith has built the essence of this program and has established the basics that a Red Raiders roster needs to succeed. For that we welcome him to the Hall of Fame of the Texas Tech Red Raiders. United Spirit Arena will always be a home for you, Marquis.