Bill Hannon
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Bill Hannon was an American college basketball
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 player for Army
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 from 1951 to 1954.

College career

Hannon played basketball
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 at West Point
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 during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. In his sophomore year of 1951-52, he set an Army record with 277 points, beating Dale Hall
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's mark of 273. Hannon also led the nation in rebounding with 20.9 per game.

In his senior year, Hannon scored 44 points in a game against New Mexico, which set a school record. He also pulled down 27 rebounds against Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball
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on February 22, 1954; this is still a school record.

Overall, Hannon led Army in scoring and rebounding each of his three years. He finished his college career with 1,155 points and 1,101 rebounds, and both totals were school records at that time. His 19.0 career rebounding average in 58 games is still the highest in Army history.
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