He practically invented modern basketball, from his looks (floppy socks and hair), to his dazzling dribbling skills and crossover moves, to his crowd-pleasing no-look passes and long-distance ...

While Maravich was known for his floppy hair and socks, Clark has been called "Ponytail Pete." "I saw somebody ... He did what I did long before I did." Former Duke star and ESPN analyst Jay ...

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All shaggy hair, floppy socks ... But a statue in his honor outside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center? That was a long time coming. Finally, Monday night, at an unveiling ceremony in the plaza ...

Given Maravich's tendency to take — and make — long-distance shots ... down in our games, his hair flapping in the hot Georgia air. One of the things that makes Pete so great is his hang ...

One, a slender young man, 6-foot-5 with floppy brown hair on top, and floppy grey socks at the bottom ... she will reach and surpass the 3,667 points Pete Maravich-- Pistol Pete -- scored in his ...

Editor's note: Iowa's Caitlin Clark surpassed "Pistol" Pete Maravich to become the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer. Here's how she did it. The NCAA's all-time leading scorer, "Pistol" Pete ...

as you might guess from his nickname “Pistol Pete,” became more folk legend than basketball player during his exploits at Louisiana State University in the late 1960s. Bouncing around the court with ...