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Johnny Cox - Wikipedia Johnny W Cox (born November 1, 1936) is a retired American basketball player A 6'4" guard from Hazard High School in Kentucky, won a state championship in 1955 at Hazard
Johnny Cox - Walters Wildcat World - All About Kentucky Basketball The Wildcats, the nation’s No 1 team, had little trouble getting No 600 after they rolled to a 61-25 halftime lead and coasted home Cox had 12 for the Wildcats Marvelous Johnny Cox, the lean mountaineer from Hazard, saved his best for the last
Johnny Cox College Stats - Sports-Reference. com Draft: New York Knicks, 4th round (6th pick, 30th overall), 1959 NBA draft Become a Stathead surf this site ad-free Bold season totals indicate player led men's conference Black Ink appears for stats with a leaderboard Sign up for the free College Basketball Reference newsletter and get scores, news and notes in your inbox every day
Johnny Coxs Hazard Heroics - On3. com Later this summer, Cox will be inducted into the Second Class of the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame, receiving recognition for his greatest triumph as a Hazard Bulldog
Johnny Cox - Kentucky High School Basketball Hall Of Fame Cox led Hazard to the 1955 state championship, scoring 127 points in the tournament and earning All-Tournament honors Cox was All-State and Mr Basketball in 1955, earning a scholarship to Kentucky He was a member of the “Fiddlin’ Five” national championship team
1958 National Champion Johnny Cox was Kentucky’s ‘Y’ Johnny Cox is just one of four players in Kentucky basketball history to score over 1,000 points and record over 1,000 rebounds The 6-4 forward was a two-time All-American, three-time All-SEC member and a standout on the 1958 National Championship team — one of the “Fiddlin’ Five ”