Kentucky's Kenny Walker seems to mimic Wolfpack center Washburn during tip-off of the Pack upset

Reynolds Coliseum, NC State University (Raleigh, N.C.)

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Title:: Kentucky's Kenny Walker seems to mimic Wolfpack center Washburn during tip-off of the Pack upset
Description:: University of Kentucky All-American Kenny Walker and center Chris Washburn going up for the tip-off to start North Carolina State University's 54-51 win at Reynolds Coliseum, February 2, 1986.
Topics:: Sports
Subjects:: Basketball
Original Format:: Black and white print (photograph)
Extent:: 10 x 8 inches
Item identifier:: 0002857
Photographer:: Winstead, Roger more info on Winstead, Roger
Contributor:: North Carolina State University. Publications Authority more info on North Carolina State University. Publications Authority
Created Date:: 1986-02-02
Genre:: Action photographs
Names:: North Carolina State University -- Basketball more info on North Carolina State University -- Basketball
Location:: Raleigh (N.C.)
Digital Project:: University Archives Photographs

Repository:: Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
Collection:: University Archives Photograph Collection. Athletics Photographs, 1893 - 2003 (UA023.004) held by Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
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Architect, revisions:: Small, G. Milton (George Milton), Jr., 1916-1992 more info on Small, G. Milton (George Milton), Jr., 1916-1992
Architect:: Shumaker, Ross Edward, 1889-1960 more info on Shumaker, Ross Edward, 1889-1960

General note:: Completed in 1949, the building with seating for 14,000 people is named after William Neal Reynolds, president of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company founded by his brother. Construction of Reynolds Coliseum was originally proposed by David Clark after 5,000 people from all over North Carolina were rained out of a Farmers' Week meeting in 1940. The coliseum was home to the basketball team for nearly 50 years, including two NCAA champion teams. Reynolds Coliseum also provides a venue for large university and city events. Today it houses several NC State athletic teams, as well as NC State's ROTC units. The men’s basketball team moved to the RBC Center in 2000.
Location:: Raleigh (N.C.)
Subjects:: Sports facilities
Latitude, Longitude:: 35.783501, -78.669899