Robertson, the 1956 IndyStar Mr. Basketball and leader of Attucks’ state title teams of 1955 and ’56, raised his hands above his head and exhorted the crowd after Harris’ game-winning shot.

Even with the graduation of Merriweather, Attucks was more powerful in 1955–56. Oscar Robertson, who declined to be interviewed for this story, was the best high school player in the country and ...

“Oscar Robertson’s legendary basketball journey began in Indianapolis where he led Crispus Attucks High School to the first state championship in the country won by an all-Black team ...

For the first time since 1959, Crispus Attucks are state champions. It was historic, and it was dramatic. For the first time since 1959, ... Oscar Robertson, at age 78, does not. Not anymore.

Rendering of Oscar Robertson statue announced by the NBA and Pacers on Thursday night. The statue will be unveiled at Crispus Attucks in 2025.

Oscar Robertson and his Crispus Attucks teammates fought segregation and discrimination en route to becoming the nation's first all-black team to win a state championship. More than 50 years later ...

How Oscar Robertson and Crispus Attucks champions were finally honored — decades later The Crispus Attucks Tigers were blocked by racism at every turn, now their story is being recognized.

Oscar Robertson and his nine surviving teammates from the 1955 Indianapolis Crispus Attucks High School basketball team -- the first all-black team to win a state title in any sport, anywhere in ...

The NBA and Pacers Sports & Entertainment shared a rendering of the statue of Oscar Robertson that has been commissioned for Crispus Attucks H.S. The statue, created by Indianapolis artist Ryan Feeney ...

Oscar Robertson looks to put the winning medal around Crispus Attucks Tigers Jamal Harris (5) after winning the IHSAA 3A Boys Basketball State Finals game Saturday, March 25, 2017, evening at ...

An Indiana Farm Bureau commercial in the mid-1980s depicted a young Oscar Robertson running around outside in his neighborhood, pretending to shoot a basketball with an old tin can. The commercial ...