The Big O

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The Big O is the legendary Hall of Fame NBA guard Oscar Robertson, renowned for his all-around play and pioneering triple-double performances.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NBA player
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee
basketball player
human
advocacy civil rights
players’ rights
AllNBAFirstTeam 9 times
AllNBASecondTeam 2 times
authored The Art of Basketball
The Big O: My Life, My Times, My Game
careerAssists 9887
careerPoints 26710
careerRebounds 7804
collegeAttended University of Cincinnati
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1938-11-24
draftedBy Cincinnati Royals
draftPickNumber 1
draftRound 1
draftYear 1960
familyName Robertson
filedAntitrustLawsuitAgainst National Basketball Association
givenName Oscar
HallOfFameInduction 1980
height 196 cm
highSchoolAttended Crispus Attucks High School
impact helped pave the way for NBA free agency
jerseyNumber 0
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14
knownFor triple-doubles
lawsuitKnownAs Robertson v. National Basketball Association
league National Basketball Association
nationalTeam United States men's national basketball team
surface form: United States men’s national basketball team
NBAAllStar 12 times
NBAAllStarGameMVP 3 times
NBAChampion 1970–71 season
NBAMostValuablePlayerAward 1963–64 season
NBARookieOfTheYear 1960–61 season
nickname The Big O self-linksurface differs
notableAchievement first player in NBA history to average a triple-double for a season
OlympicGoldMedalist 1960 Summer Olympics
placeOfBirth Charlotte, Tennessee, United States
playedFor Cincinnati Royals
Milwaukee Bucks
positionPlayed point guard
shooting guard
seasonAveragedTripleDouble 1961–62 NBA season
spouse Yvonne Crittenden Robertson

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Oscar Robertson nickname The Big O
The Big O nickname The Big O self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Oscar Robertson