Talk:Radford Highlanders men's basketball

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Radford University joined the Big South Conference in 1986. Radford Unviersity's basketball program began to grow from there winning 4 Regular Season Championships and 2 Conference Tournament Championships. Radford players have set NCAA Records and had players go on to coach at larger schools like Florida State and the University of North Carolina. If give the chance I can develop a site that is based on facts and will cite these sources. Please don't delete my like without giving me a chance.

OK, I have removed the deletion template. FYI, when I applied it this page was merely a list of redlinked players. I have removed the team roster, as that's not important. I would recommend that you find some external sources to back up the claims. -Zeus-^u|c 00:20, 16 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Update Notable players[edit]

Carlik Jones should be mentioned, between him and Javonte, he might be the best player to ever play at Radford and he also made it to the NBA. 216.30.159.155 (talk) 09:35, 17 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]