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The Globetrotters have honored eight players by retiring their numbers: Ten people have been officially named as honorary members of the team:[56], In addition, Bill Cosby (1972) and Magic Johnson (2003) were each signed to honorary $1-a-year lifetime contracts with the Globetrotters. Jordan McCabe-A ball handling phenom from the Seattle area, the then 12-year-old showcased his incredible talents for none other than Harlem Globetrotters legend Curly Neal during a 2011 visit to Beaver Lake Middle School in Issaquah, Wash. Lionel Messi-One of the greatest ball handlers in the soccer world, and star for FC Barcelona and Argentina's national team. Innovators of the alley-oop, 3 man weave, slam dunk and 4 point shot, The Globetrotters have entertained fans in 122 countries around the world . He is also the creator and host of podcast, Club Shay Shay. In his senior year, he led the team in points, blocks and steals. In 2021, Cole took a hiatus from music to battle opponents on the court, playing for the Rwanda Patriots in the Basketball Africa League in 2021. Fall moved to the United States from Dakar at age 16. As a senior, Taylor Griffin was the Sooners' third-leading scorer and second-leading rebounder, helping propel Oklahoma to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament. Tyler Inmanof Southwestern Christian University (Okla.) won the first-ever NAIA dunk contest in March 2014 by reeling off perfect scores of 50 on each of his four jaw-dropping dunks in the competition. Harlem Globetrotters: Photos of the Legendary Team - HISTORY The Globetrotters starting lineup, a combination of the best players from Saperstein's East and West units, featured Reece "Goose" Tatum, Marques Haynes, Ermer Robinson, Wilbert King, and Louis "Babe" Pressley. Lou Dunbar II,the son of Globetrotters legend Sweet Lou Dunbar, is a 6-3 guard who earned All-Sooner Athletic Conference honors for Oklahoma City University this past season. Updates? Davis set the school record for career assists and steals before he even entered his senior season, a season in which he helped lead Northwood to a 30-4 record. An illustration of a magnifying glass.