Reggie Harding

No. 1,942 All-Time · of 5,416

Fame score

174

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Reggie Harding played 4 seasons across the Detroit Pistons, Chicago Bulls, and INA, and ranks #1942 in Tetherball fame. Reggie Harding's standout season came in 1964-65 - earning 14 fame points that year, averaging 12.0 points per game. Reggie Harding is rated Gold in Tetherball - more famous than 64% of all other NBA careers.

Fame share

Combined across every stint with each team.

  • Detroit Pistons82%
  • INA16%
  • Chicago Bulls2.2%

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.

147DETDETCHIINAPEAK · 14 · 1964-65 · DET
1963-641964-651967-68
DET

Career teams - the connection strand

Every teammate on these rosters is a possible link.

Career

9.5PPG
9.6RPG
1.7APG
230Games
4Seasons
0Titles

Peak season: 1964-65 - 14 fame points.

Draft: Round 6, No. 49 overall (1963).

Season-by-season log · 5 seasons

SeasonTeam(s)GPPPGRPGAPGFame EarnedAwardsPlayoffs
1963-64DET (23-57)3911.010.51.36--
1964-65DET (31-49)7812.011.62.314--
1965-66Did not play - no connections this season, even if rostered
1966-67DET (30-51)745.56.11.36--
1967-68CHI (29-53)INA3910.311.01.85-Lost Conf Semis

The Fame Recipe

Fame shape

Career Stats 49thLongevity 49thDraft Bonus 0thPeak Bonus 65thHonors 0thRings 0th

What built this fame

Base fame · 184.99

Career Stats4949th
Longevity1749th
Draft Bonus00th
Peak Bonus11965th
Honors00th
Rings00th

How it adds up

Base fame184.99
× Recency 0.97−6.29
= Final fame174.17

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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Terry DischingerDET · 1 season · 1.0 together17connectionDarrall ImhoffDET · 1 season · 0.9 together16connectionDon OhlDET · 1 season · 0.9 together15connectionDon KojisDET · 1 season · 1.0 together15connectionJackie MorelandDET · 2 seasons · 1.9 together15connectionChico VaughnDET · 1 season · 1.0 together10connectionBob FerryDET · 1 season · 0.9 together10connectionBob BoozerCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together9connectionFreddie Lewis (1967-1977)INA · 1 season · 0.6 together8connectionBob NetolickyINA · 1 season · 0.6 together8connectionJohn TresvantDET · 1 season · 1.0 together8connectionWayne HightowerDET · 1 season · 0.6 together8connectionHub ReedDET · 1 season · 1.0 together7connectionKeith EricksonCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together7connectionDonnie ButcherDET · 2 seasons · 1.9 together6connectionJohnny EganDET · 1 season · 0.5 together6connectionGuy RodgersCHI · 1 season · 0.1 together6connectionClem HaskinsCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together5connectionJim WashingtonCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together5connectionJoe StrawderDET · 1 season · 1.0 together5connectionFlynn RobinsonCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together5connectionJim BarnesCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together5connectionDorie MurreyDET · 1 season · 0.8 together4connectionWillie JonesDET · 2 seasons · 1.1 together4connectionMcCoy McLemoreCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together3connectionErwin MuellerCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together3connectionRon ReedDET · 1 season · 1.0 together3connectionBarry ClemensCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together2connectionOllie DardenINA · 1 season · 0.6 together2connectionGeorge PeeplesINA · 1 season · 0.6 together2connectionBob Duffy (1963-1965)DET · 2 seasons · 1.0 together2connectionRon BonhamINA · 1 season · 0.6 together2connectionJimmy RaylINA · 1 season · 0.6 together1connectionJerry HarknessINA · 1 season · 0.6 together1connectionKevin LougheryDET · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionLarry StavermanDET · 1 season · 0.4 together1connectionBobby EdmondsINA · 1 season · 0.6 together1connectionDave SchellhaseCHI · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionMatt AitchINA · 1 season · 0.6 together1connectionBob HogsettDET · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionCraig SpitzerCHI · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionKen WilburnCHI · 1 season · 0.1 together0connectionJim BurnsCHI · 1 season · 0.1 together0connectionJimmy DawsonINA · 1 season · 0.5 together0connectionRon KozlickiINA · 1 season · 0.6 together0connection

Quick Answers

What teams did Reggie Harding play for?

Reggie Harding played for the Detroit Pistons, Chicago Bulls, and INA.

What team is Reggie Harding most known for?

Reggie Harding is most known for the Detroit Pistons (82%), INA (16%), and Chicago Bulls (2%) - ranked by share of Reggie Harding's on-court Tetherball fame.

How many championships did Reggie Harding win?

Reggie Harding did not win an NBA championship.

What was Reggie Harding's most famous season?

Reggie Harding's most famous season was 1964-65, earning 14 fame points - 78 games, 12.0 points, 11.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 34.6 minutes per game.

What were Reggie Harding's career stats?

Reggie Harding averaged 9.5 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game over 230 career games.

When did Reggie Harding play in the NBA?

Reggie Harding played from 1963-64 to 1967-68, spanning 4 NBA seasons, with a break in 1965-66.

Where was Reggie Harding drafted?

Reggie Harding was selected with the #49 overall pick (Round 6) in the 1963 NBA Draft.

How famous is Reggie Harding?

Reggie Harding has a Tetherball fame score of 174, ranked #1,942 of 5,416 rated players - rated Gold.

Who was Reggie Harding's most famous teammate?

Reggie Harding's most famous teammate was Dave DeBusschere, sharing 3 seasons together.

Who were Reggie Harding's most connected teammates?

Reggie Harding's most connected teammates were Dave DeBusschere, Ray Scott, and Eddie Miles - the strongest teammate connections of Reggie Harding's career, led by Dave DeBusschere over 3 shared seasons.

What awards did Reggie Harding win?

Reggie Harding did not win any major NBA honors or All-Star selections.

Career fame

174.17

Gold#1,942 in fame

Reggie Harding

More famous than 64% of all other NBA careers. A solid name for fans with real roster depth.

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