Bennie Seltzer to be inducted into Pac-12 Hall of Honor
The Pac-12 just announced the 2014-15 class for its annual Hall of Honor and Bennie Seltzer will the WSU inductee.
The other class members are: Fred Snowden (Arizona), Ron Riley (Arizona State),Sean Lampley (California), Jim Davis (Colorado), Anthony Taylor (Oregon), Jim Jarvis(Oregon State), Casey Jacobsen (Stanford), Dave Meyers (UCLA), Alex Hannum (USC), Danny Vranes (Utah), Jon Brockman (Washington).
The induction will happen prior to the Pac-12 championship game on March, 14 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Here is the Pac-12's bio on Seltzer:
Bennie Seltzer, Washington State - Seltzer spent four years at Washington State from 1989-93 and finished as the school’s career leader in three-point field goals made with 230, which also set a Pac-12 record. The four-year starter and three-time captain was an immediate contributor as a freshman, leading the team in assists with 114 and earning Pac-10 All-Freshman Team honors. He also led the team in assists as a sophomore, then followed with a junior season where he helped WSU to a 22-11 record, the most wins in nine years, and an NIT appearance. As a senior, Seltzer averaged 17.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.7 assists to garner USBWA All-District 8 and All-Pac-10 First Team honors. In addition to being the all-time leader in three-point field goals made and attempted, going 230-for-585 from beyond the arc in his career, Seltzer also closed his career third in scoring at WSU and first in assists, becoming the first player in school history to record four-straight seasons with 100-plus assists. Following his Cougar career, he spent four seasons playing professionally overseas before joining the coaching staff at Oklahoma. He spent nine years at OU, two at Marquette and four at Indiana before becoming the head coach at Samford from 2012-14.
