The top five Bill Walton performances from his legendary career with the UCLA Bruins.
Former UCLA basketball legend Bill Walton died on Monday at the age of 71. Walton was one of the best Bruins of all time, helping lead UCLA during the time of their basketball dynasty to two national championships. He won the NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player award during both of those seasons, and was named the National College Player of the Year three times.
Following his historic college career, Walton went on to have a Hall of Fame career in the NBA, winning a league MVP award, an NBA Finals MVP award, and two NBA championships. He also had a memorable broadcasting career, even winning an Emmy award for his broadcasting work.In the Bruins' first postseason game on their way to defending their 1972 title, Walton set the tone with 28 points and 14 rebounds against the Sun Devils.
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