Ball State University Athletics

Hall of Fame

Adams, Douglas
Amos, John
Arrasmith, Jean
Ashley, Ray
Baccarani, Matt
Baker, Sean
Baker, Bob
Baldwin, Brent
Ball State Baseball Team, 1999
Barkley (Kovach), Alicia
Basso, Cathy
Bauer, Karen
Bauer, Brooke
Baxter, Ryan
Beerman, Chris
Bell, Doug
Bergman, Patricia
Beriault, Justin
Bessler, Paul
Bigbie, Larry
Bishop, Blaine
Boarden, Randy
Bowie, Tamara
Brinker, Darrett
Broce, Jamie
Brogneaux, John
Brown, Rush
Brown, Tim
Brown, Jen
Brown, Lisa
Bullington, Larry
Bullington, Bryan
Burdine, Kris
Burkholder, Karen
Butler, Ed
Chandler, Cary
Chase, Frank
Chester, Deon
Chitwood, Rick
Clary, Tim
Coffman, Bernie
Cooper, Chris
Coulton, Tom
Cross, Jack
Davidson, James
Davis, Nate
Davis, Mark
Dawson, Kelly
Decker, Stefanie
Diettrich, John
Dobbs, Thomas
Doyle, Amy
Duncan, Ron
Eatherton, Phil
Eckert, Jenny
Emens, John
Endress, Kate
Etchison, Hubert
Falls, Richard
Faris, Phil
Ferraz, Eduardo
Field Hockey Team, 1994
Findling, Jane
Fitzpatrick, Karen
Fluharty, Linda
Football Team, 2008
Football Team, 1978
Football Team, 1965
Football Team, 1949
Fritz, Charles
Fulmer, Moulton
Gallagher, Jeff
Gallagher, Joy
Gardner, Roy
Garnica, Greg
Garrow, Dave
George, Kelly
Gilbert, Jenny
Gooden, Al
Gordon, Linise
Grady, Jr., Govenor
Granning, Karen
Green, Porchia
Hahn, Jim
Haley, Mick
Hall, Rick
Hammons, Megan
Harless, Bill
Harmeyer, John
Harmeyer, Norm
Harrington, Bonita
Harvey, Maurice
Hathaway, George
Hazen, Neal
Heady, Bob
Heaton, Marvin
Hernandez, Joe
Herode, Cassy
Hershey, Todd
Hill, Lori
Hilton, Charles
Hinga, Jim
Hoban, Mitch
Hoke, Brady
Houk, Frank
Howard, Thomas
Howell, Jim
Huber, Ted
Hungate, Cary
Jackson, Jr., Homer
Jenkins, LaTasha
Jones, Emma
Jones, Darrell
Josselyn, Curt
Keener, Dave
Keener, Eileen
Kehoe, Fred
Keller, Stephanie
Kelly, Brittany
Kerr, Dave
King, William
Kinnee, Kevin "KJ"
Knecht, Sharon
Koeppen, Chuck
Kremer, Ken
Kronauge, Dan
Kruse, Paul
Lecklider, Mike
Lee, John
Lee, Pete
Lewellen, John
Linson, Robert
Louthen, Ray
Lubke, Oscar
Lucido, Gina
Lyon, Wes
Mack, Greg
Magnabosco, John
Mannies, Morry
Marsh, Kelley
Maynard, Brad
McCallum, Ray
McClain, Dave
McCracken, Branch
McDonald, Ray
McKenzie, Keith
Men's Basketball Team, 1989-90
Men's Tennis Team, 1989-90
Mikrut, Sarah
Milian, Elizabeth
Miller, Chris
Miller, Dale
Miller, Brad
Miller, Sayers
Morrison, Rick
Myers, Wave
Myers, Al
Naumcheff, Dave
Nelson, Stevie
Nelson, Scott
Neu, Mike
Niemi, Rick
Nixon, Eric
Noble, John
Nocero, Dee
Northcroft, Sally
O'Connell, Mark
Obras, Sarah
Orlando, Gene
Overman, Vic
Palombizio, Dan
Parmalee, Bernie
Pesavento, Walter
Phelps, Jada
Phend, James
Pretzman, Mindy
Primmer, Robert
Pruis, John
Purvis, Don
Quay, Lindsay
Quinn, Pat
Rains, Jesse
Rathburn, Curtis
Readnour, Mike
Regenold, James
Reimer, Todd
Reist, Marty
Reno, John
Rettenmund, Merv
Reynolds, Bill
Richards, Bill
Ridgeway, Dante
Ridley, Shayne
Riley, Zach
Riley, Pat
Romano, Greg
Roudebush, Jim
Rowker, Kellie
Rudicel, Rex
Sallee, Emily
Sanders, Scott
Schakel, David
Schmidt, Terry
Schooler, Virgil
Schooley, Kirk
Schooley, Rockey
Schoultz, Ashleigh
Schoultz, Kerri
Schrecongost, James
Schudel, Paul
Scully (Johnson), Jill
Seger, Andrea
Shea, Katie
Sherry, Ed
Shipley, Ed
Shoemaker, Jeff
Shondell, Don
Shondell, Steve
Smith, Theron
Smith, John
Snyder, Brad
Soman, Patricia
Sova, Beth
Sparks, Ken
Stanley, Mindy
Stealy, Richard
Steger, Scott
Steger, Eric
Stout, Benjamin
Stovall, Peyton
Straight, Bob
Streetman, Chuck
Stringer, Art
Stucker, Kenny
Suggs, Shafer
Sutton, Ernie
Swafford, George
Szczepanski, Laura
Takats, Gabe
Tennyson, Brian
Thomas, Allen
Thomas, Bob
Thompson, Chandler
Todd, James
Van Sickle, Wayne
Vitek, Kolbrin
Wagner, Chuck
Walton, Tim
Wells, Bonzi
Wenning, Keith
Wesley, Derrick
Williams, John
Williams, Amber
Williams, Billy
Willigers, Winand
Wilson, Dave
Wilson, Melvin
Women's Basketball Team, 2008-09
Women's Volleyball Team, 1994
Wright, Todd
Wynder, Steven
Yaroch, Art
Yestingsmeier, Earl
Yoder, Steve

Branch McCracken

Induction:
1976

McCracken served as Ball State University’s head basketball coach from 1930 through 1938, accumulating a record of 87 wins and 57 losses. His final BSU team posted a 17-4 record for a .810 winning percentage, the best in the school’s history.

He went on to Indiana University, where he directed the Hoosiers to a record of 364 wins and 174 losses, two national titles, three outright Big Ten titles and a share of another league championship.

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