Jim Krebs
Basketball
Krebs was born in Webster Groves, Missouri. While representing Webster Groves High School in a St. Louis-area all-star game, he attracted the attention of Doc Hayes, the men\'s basketball coach at Southern Methodist University in Texas. Hayes convinced Krebs to sign with SMU, and recruited two fellow Missourans to play alongside him.\n', '
Described as a "cautious, careful player" with an "unstoppable hook shot," Krebs became the star of the Mustangs and one of the best players in the nation. He scored 1,753 points in his three varsity seasons (1954–1957), led the Mustangs to three consecutive Southwest Conference championships, and was named to three All-SWC teams. Coach Hayes\' strategy was simple: "[W]hen Jim is free, feed it to the big man."\n', '
In 1956, Krebs\' team reached the NCAA National Semifinals, where they faced Bill Russell and the University of San Francisco. SMU lost…
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