ICYMI: May 22, 1975: Artis Gilmore had 28 PTS/31 REB/5 AST/3 BLK as the Kentucky Colonels won the ABA Championship in five games over Indiana. Seven Colonels players scored in double figures in their 110-105 win at Louisville's Freedom Hall. Billy Knight scored 40 PTS for the Pacers. (Via NBA Cobwebs on Twitter) | Bring the NBA to Louisville

In this engaging conversation, Artis Gilmore shares his experiences as a Hall of Fame basketball player and his recent golfing achievements. The discussion transitions from his golfing exploits, including a memorable hole in one, to reflections on the evolution of basketball, the physicality of the game, and the impact of his college team at Jacksonville University during the 1969-1970 season. Gilmore also shares anecdotes about playing against legends like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberla

Artis Gilmore, one of the greatest centers in the history of professional basketball, will join Billy and Frank on the March 29th episode of A Mick A Mook and A Mic. Inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011, Gilmore played for the Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs, and Boston Celtics in the NBA, and the Kentucky Colonels of the former ABA. Artis was, arguably, the greatest player in the history of the ABA. Standing 7‘2”, Gilmore is often called “The Gentle Giant,” due to being a soft-spo