List of members of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

Columns: Year | Inductee | Achievements
1980 | J. Dallas Shirley | Officiated in the Olympics ( Rome , 1960 ) ; chief official of Pan American Games ( 1959 ) ; Chairman of U.S. Olympic Basketball Officials Committee ( 1976 ) ; conducted clinics in the U.S. and 13 foreign countries | 1983 | Lloyd R. Leith | Officiated NCAA championship game between Kentucky and Kansas State ( 1951 ) ; officiated in the NCAA tournament for 16 years ; became the tenth referee enshrined into the Hall ; supervisor of officials of the Pacific Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ( 1955-62 ) | 1986 | Zigmund J . Red Mihalik | Officiated 6 NCAA championship finals ; refereed 3 NAIA Finals and 3 NIT Finals ; officiated in the Olympics ( Tokyo , 1964 , Mexico City , 1968 ) ; best referee by Dell Publications | 1995 | Earl Strom | Officiated in 7 NBA All-Star Games , in 29 NBA and ABA Finals ; officiated in 2,400 regular season and 295 playoff games ; NBA crew chief ( 1967-68 ) | 2007 | Marvin Mendy Rudolph | Officiated 2,112 NBA games , a record at the time of his retirement ; first referee to officiate more than 2,000 NBA games ; referee of 8 NBA All-Star Games and at least 1 game of the NBA Finals for 22 consecutive seasons ; NBA Head of Officials | 2012 | Hank Nichols | Officiated six NCAA men 's Division I championship games , including 1975 ( the final game of John Wooden ) and 1979 ( the start of the rivalry between Larry Bird and Magic Johnson ) , and 10 Final Fours ; only official to work the NCAA and NIT championship games in the same year ; first NCAA Coordinator of Men 's Basketball Officials ( 1986 ) ; often called the John Wooden of officials | 2015 | Richard Dick Bavetta | Officiated in the NBA for 39 years , never missing a game in his entire career ( 2,635 games ) , including 27 NBA Finals games , over 250 playoff games , and three All-Star Games ; first NBA official to call an Olympic game ( 1992 ) | 2016 | Darell Garretson | Officiated in the NBA for 27 years from 1967 to 1994 , and later served as NBA Supervisor of Officials for 17 years from 1981 to 1998 . Credited for creating and heading the first union for NBA referees , known as the National Association of Basketball Referees , a predecessor to the present day NBRA

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1908 | 27 | Mr. Basketball | Sodus , Michigan | 1968