Basketball Hall of Fame: Meet the Class of 2017

The 11-member Class of 2017 -- including Tracy McGrady, Bill Self, Rebecca Lobo and Muffet McGraw -- will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Sept. 8 in Springfield, Massachusetts.

HALL OF FAME WEEKEND

• McGrady, Self, Lobo headline 2017 Hall of Fame class

• The games that made Tracy McGrady a Hall of Famer

• His colleagues on "The Jump" remember T-Mac's best

• Will Tracy McGrady's jersey ever be retired?

• From UConn legend to leading analyst, Lobo gets Hall call

• Clayton's ring of honor, hardwood excellence

• Pursuit of perfection leads McGraw to HOF

• Jerry Krause built on success

• Podcast: T-Mac, Bill Self at HOF

• For 30 years and counting, Bob Dandridge waits

MEET THE CLASS OF 2017

Tracy McGrady

• Elected by North American Committee

• Seven-time NBA All-Star (2001-07)

• Two-time NBA scoring campion (2003, 2004)

• Two-time All-NBA First team selection (2003, 2004)

Bill Self

• Elected by North American Committee

• NCAA champion coach (2008)

• Two-time AP College Coach of the Year (2009, 2016)

• Has led Kansas to 14 straight NCAA tournament appearances

Rebecca Lobo

• Elected by Women's Committee

• 1995 National Champion (Connecticut)

• 1995 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player, AP Female Athlete of the Year

• 1996 Olympic gold medalist; six-year WNBA veteran

Muffet McGraw

• Elected by Women's Committee

• Only male or female three-time consensus National College Coach of the Year (2001, 2013, 2014)

• 2001 National Champion coach (Notre Dame)

• One of four coaches in NCAA Division I history with 800 wins, seven Final Fours and five NCAA title game apperances

Jerry Krause

• Elected by Contributor Direct Election Committee

• GM and Executive VP of the Chicago Bulls (1985-2003)

• Six-time NBA champion executive (1991-93, 1996-98)

• Two-time NBA Exectutive of the Year (1988, 1996)

Zack Clayton

• Elected by Early African American Pioneers Committee

• An all-time great player of Black Fives Era

• Two-time World Champion of Professional Basketball (1939 New York Rens, 1943 Washington Bears)

• Member of Philadelphia Basketball Hall of Fame

Tom Jernstedt

• Elected by Contributor Direct Election Committee

• Spent 38 consecutive years with the NCAA (1972-2010)

• Former president, vice president of USA Basketball

• Inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010

Mannie Jackson

• Elected by Contributor Direct Election Committee

• Former star for Harlem Globetrotters (1960-66)

• Owner, CEO of Globetrotters (1993-2007)

• Chairman of the Board for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2007-09)

Nikos Galis

• Elected by International Committee

• Considered the greatest basketball player in Greek history; voted country's best athlete in 1986 and 1987

• 1987 European Championship gold medalist and MVP

• Led Aris Thessaloniki to eight Greek League championships (1983, 1985-91)

• Named one of FIBA's 50 Greatest Players in 1991; member of FIBA Hall of Fame

George McGinnis

• Elected by Veteran's Committee

• Six-time All-Star between ABA and NBA

• Two-time ABA champion with Indiana Pacers (1972, 1973)

• 1975 ABA co-MVP (Julius Erving)

Robert Hughes

• Elected by North American Committee

• All-time winningest high school basketball coach (1,333-247)

• Led Texas teams to 35 district championships and five state championships during 47-year career

• NHSCA National High School Coach of the Year (2003)

• Texas Basketball Hall of Famer (1993); High School Basketball Hall of Famer (2003)