Ray Corley

No. 2,568 All-Time · of 5,416

Fame score

85

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Ray Corley played 3 seasons across the Syracuse Nationals, BLB, Tri-Cities Blackhawks, and Fort Wayne Pistons, and ranks #2568 in Tetherball fame. Ray Corley's standout season came in 1949-50 - earning 17 fame points that year, averaging 5.2 points per game. Ray Corley is rated Platinum in Tetherball - more famous than 53% of all other NBA careers.

Fame share

Combined across every stint with each team.

  • Syracuse Nationals70%
  • Fort Wayne Pistons19%
  • Tri-Cities Blackhawks6.6%
  • BLB4.7%

Total legacy per season

Every season’s full on-court fame - rewarding not just winning a title, but how dominantly a team won it, on top of stats and awards.

178SYRBLBTRIFTWPEAK · 17 · 1949-50 · SYR
1949-501952-53
SYR

Career teams - the connection strand

Every teammate on these rosters is a possible link.

Career

4.3PPG
0.8RPG
1.7APG
102Games
3Seasons
0Titles

Peak season: 1949-50 - 17 fame points.

Draft: Round 5 (1949) - exact pick not recorded.

Season-by-season log · 4 seasons

SeasonTeam(s)GPPPGRPGAPGFame EarnedAwardsPlayoffs
1949-50SYR (51-13)605.2-1.817-Lost Finals
1950-51BLB (24-42)TRI (25-43)343.62.31.83--
1951-52Did not play - no connections this season, even if rostered
1952-53FTW (36-33)81.40.60.65-Lost Conf Finals

The Fame Recipe

Fame shape

Career Stats 12thLongevity 25thDraft Bonus 0thPeak Bonus 14thHonors 0thRings 0th

What built this fame

Base fame · 49.91

Career Stats612th
Longevity625th
Draft Bonus00th
Peak Bonus3814th
Honors00th
Rings00th

How it adds up

Base fame49.91
× Recency 0.90−4.84
+ Team Context+25.78
= Final fame84.79

Percentile vs every real NBA career - 1st (lowest) to 100th (best) per axis.

Teammates · strongest connections

How the game ranks teammates - career fame weighted by time played together. Long-time running mates rise; one-off cameos fall.

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Ed PetersonSYR, TRI · 2 seasons · 1.4 together4connectionChuck ShareFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together4connectionDike EddlemanTRI, FTW · 2 seasons · 0.6 together4connectionAndrew LevaneSYR · 1 season · 1.0 together3connectionJohnny MacknowskiSYR · 1 season · 1.0 together3connectionJack NicholsTRI · 1 season · 0.1 together3connectionPaul HoffmanBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionFred SchausFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together2connectionFred ScolariFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together2connectionKleggie HermsenTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionWalt BudkoBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionLeroy CholletSYR · 1 season · 1.0 together2connectionDon RehfeldtBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionCal ChristensenTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionChick HalbertBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionDon CarlsonBLB · 1 season · 0.2 together2connectionNoble JorgensenTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionDick MehenBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionMonk MeinekeFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together2connectionJohn LoganTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together2connectionKenny SailorsBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionBelus SmawleyBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionJack KerrisFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionMike TodorovichTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionBob CarpenterTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionGene VanceTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionKen MurrayBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionBilly HassettBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionBrady WalkerBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionWarren PerkinsTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionJohn HargisTRI · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionTommy ByrnesBLB, TRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionHarry BoykoffTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionDon BovenFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionDick GroatFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionJoe DolhonBLB · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionRalph JohnsonFTW · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionRalph O'BrienFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionGene JamesBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionEd GaydaTRI · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionDon OttenBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionHerb SchererTRI · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionJack KileyFTW · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionJake FendleyFTW · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionEd BeachTRI · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionHank DeZonieTRI · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionTommy O'KeefeBLB · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionNorm MagerBLB · 1 season · 0.4 together0connection

Quick Answers

What teams did Ray Corley play for?

Ray Corley played for the Syracuse Nationals, BLB, Tri-Cities Blackhawks, and Fort Wayne Pistons.

What team is Ray Corley most known for?

Ray Corley is most known for the Syracuse Nationals (70%), Fort Wayne Pistons (19%), and Tri-Cities Blackhawks (7%) - ranked by share of Ray Corley's on-court Tetherball fame.

How many championships did Ray Corley win?

Ray Corley did not win an NBA championship.

What was Ray Corley's most famous season?

Ray Corley's most famous season was 1949-50, earning 17 fame points - 60 games, 5.2 points, and 1.8 assists per game.

What were Ray Corley's career stats?

Ray Corley averaged 4.3 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game over 102 career games.

When did Ray Corley play in the NBA?

Ray Corley played from 1949-50 to 1952-53, spanning 3 NBA seasons, with a break in 1951-52.

Where was Ray Corley drafted?

Ray Corley was picked in Round 5 of the 1949 NBA Draft - the exact overall pick number wasn't recorded.

How famous is Ray Corley?

Ray Corley has a Tetherball fame score of 85, ranked #2,568 of 5,416 rated players - rated Platinum.

Who was Ray Corley's most famous teammate?

Ray Corley's most famous teammate was Dolph Schayes, sharing 1 season together.

Who were Ray Corley's most connected teammates?

Ray Corley's most connected teammates were Dolph Schayes, Paul Seymour, and Alex Hannum - the strongest teammate connections of Ray Corley's career, led by Dolph Schayes over 1 shared season.

What awards did Ray Corley win?

Ray Corley did not win any major NBA honors or All-Star selections.

Career fame

84.79

Platinum#2,568 in fame

Ray Corley

More famous than 53% of all other NBA careers. A deep cut - only sharp fans pull this one.

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