Former Lakers Point Guard, All-Rookie Team Selection, Dies
Summary
Bo Lamar, a former professional basketball player who played for teams like the San Diego Conquistadors, Indiana Pacers, and Los Angeles Lakers, passed away at the age of 74. Lamar was well-known for his scoring ability and was an important player in the American Basketball Association (ABA).Key Facts
- Bo Lamar died on February 16 at age 74.
- He played professional basketball for four years with the San Diego Conquistadors, Indiana Pacers, and Los Angeles Lakers.
- Lamar was a standout player at Louisiana-Lafayette, known for his high scoring.
- He was drafted by both the NBA and the ABA in 1973 but chose the ABA.
- Lamar led the ABA in three-point shots attempted and made during his rookie season.
- The San Diego Conquistadors led the ABA in points per game in the 1973-74 season.
- Lamar was part of the ABA All-Rookie team.
- He was inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and the UL Athletics Hall of Fame.
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