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Standing tall with Sam Bowie at CU's 2011 Presidents Club



2011-10-27 - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
Three very positive people at the 2011 Campbellsville University President's Club dinner, Tuesday, October 25, 2011: University of Kentucky greats Sue Stivers, left, and Sam Bowie, center and former Columbia Baptist Church Interim pastor Dr. Ted Taylor who is Professor of Sports Ministries at Campbellsville University. Bowie spoke at the banquet. Bowie starred as a University of Kentucky basketball player from 1979-1984 and was picked second in the NBA draft in 1985, ahead of North Carolina's Michael Jordan. Bowie is 7'1" tall.


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