Wilt Chamberlain was the epitome of brute strength ... as he routinely posted mind-boggling numbers. "Wilt the Stilt's" incredible physical strength extended beyond the hardwood—one legendary ...

HIGH POINT When old-timers talk about the time future basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain came to town more than 70 years ago, they often tend to overlook one of the most significant facts about his ...

When her students said the NBA great’s legendary game never happened Janai Meschery brought in her father, who was Wilt ...

Wilt Chamberlain's entire 1961-62 season is essentially written in statistical concrete, never to be duplicated. He averaged 50.4 points per game, the highest ever -- and no one is close.

Wali Jones played alongside Wilt Chamberlain, experiencing firsthand the dominant, intelligent, and championship-winning presence of “The Big Dipper.” ...

Bob Benner remembers his one-on-one encounter with Wilt Chamberlain. How could he forget ... 11 youngster already being called “Wilt the Stilt.” A jump ball was called.

Yet, over his entire career, Wilt the Stilt only made 51.1% of his free-throws. Gladwell wondered about that anomaly. What did Wilt Chamberlain do different that one night? The answer: He shot his ...

While Robertson, who played in 17 fewer games than Chamberlain, actually averaged more assists per game than Wilt, 9.7 to 8.6, the 76ers center won the crown because until 1969-70 the winner was ...

Chamberlain so dominated, he changed the face of the game. Wilt Chamberlain — Wilt “The Stilt” joined KU’s basketball team in 1955 and went on to a two-year career in which he averaged 29. ...

Wilt "the stilt" Chamberlain broke the NBA career scoring record with 20,884 points after just seven seasons and the king of daytime television had made music history with a song about little girls.