Bucky's older brother Harold passed away

[lhsgolf19]

this morning

David Jablonski @DavidPJablonski

Bucky Bockhorn called the game with @larryhansgen despite the death of his older brother Harold, a former Flyer, this morning.

Thoughts and Prayers with the family! Way to win it for Harold!

	Bucky Bockhorn ARLEN 'BUCKY' BOCKHORN Known as "The Legend", Bockhorn played basketball for Tom Blackburn in the 1950s and went on to a career in the NBA. Tabbed NBA Rookie of the Year in his first season, he also played alongside Oscar Robertson for the now-defunct Cincinnati Royals. Buckhorn has been the color man for UD basketball games for years and teams with play-by-play announcer Larry Hansgen on NewsTalk Radio 1290AM and 95.7FM.

[T-Bone 84]

Harold Bockhorn was known as "Mr. B" when he was a PE teacher at my grade school (E.J. Brown) back in the late 60s/early 70s. I remember that he gave me B's in PE on the basis of my effort, because I was as pathetic an athlete as they came. I also remember that I was the first one cut during both 7th grade and 8th grade basketball tryouts (again, because I was a 5'6", 190 pound blob with 2 left feet & 10 thumbs). But I also remember that, even though he was in his 40s, he could still dunk the ball 1-handed. Pretty awesome! Rest in peace, Mr. B.
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	Bucky Bockhorn ARLEN 'BUCKY' BOCKHORN Known as "The Legend", Bockhorn played basketball for Tom Blackburn in the 1950s and went on to a career in the NBA. Tabbed NBA Rookie of the Year in his first season, he also played alongside Oscar Robertson for the now-defunct Cincinnati Royals. Buckhorn has been the color man for UD basketball games for years and teams with play-by-play announcer Larry Hansgen on NewsTalk Radio 1290AM and 95.7FM.

[TommyGola]

I played against Harold in pick-up ball many years ago. As everyone should already know, Harold was a Flyer in the 50s.

[longtimefan]

Originally Posted by T-Bone 84 Harold Bockhorn was known as "Mr. B" when he was a PE teacher at my grade school (E.J. Brown) back in the late 60s/early 70s. I remember that he gave me B's in PE on the basis of my effort, because I was as pathetic an athlete as they came. I also remember that I was the first one cut during both 7th grade and 8th grade basketball tryouts (again, because I was a 5'6", 190 pound blob with 2 left feet & 10 thumbs). But I also remember that, even though he was in his 40s, he could still dunk the ball 1-handed. Pretty awesome! Rest in peace, Mr. B. Posted via Mobile Device

Harold was my 7th and 8th grade coach at E.J. Brown around 1961/62. Very nice man. Thinking of him brings back a lot of great memories. RIP, Mr. Bockhorn.

	Bucky Bockhorn ARLEN 'BUCKY' BOCKHORN Known as "The Legend", Bockhorn played basketball for Tom Blackburn in the 1950s and went on to a career in the NBA. Tabbed NBA Rookie of the Year in his first season, he also played alongside Oscar Robertson for the now-defunct Cincinnati Royals. Buckhorn has been the color man for UD basketball games for years and teams with play-by-play announcer Larry Hansgen on NewsTalk Radio 1290AM and 95.7FM.