Wilt Chamberlain was arguably the most dominant player the game of basketball has ever seen, although Shaquille O'Neal can make a good argument that it should be him. Chamberlain put up career ...

A classic Wilt Chamberlain interview from the early 1980s, he gives us his thoughts on players breaking his records, like the career scoring mark.

Pettit was a Baton Rouge native who starred at LSU from 1951 to 1954. He helped lead LSU to back-to-back SEC championships in 1953 and 1954. He led LSU in scoring in all three of his seasons with the ...

As much as any other athlete and far more than most, Wilt Chamberlain enjoyed individual records. If Chamberlain were still with us, he'd be smiling today. His highest-profile record -- 100 points in ...

The greatest single performance in NBA history — maybe in all of professional sports — took place in a drafty arena built for ice hockey in Hershey, Pa., on March 2, 1962. Using his repertoire of ...