with a championship over Memphis State in the 1973 NCAA Tournament, extending the school's NCAA record winning steak to 75; the streak ended at 88 after Hollyfield left. Hollyfield finished his UCLA career with a championship in each of his three seasons. Since his junior year in high school, his teams had a combined record of 184–1 with championships in each of the six seasons. Post-college years Hollyfield was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers in the seventh round of the 1973 NBA Draft with the 105th overall pick, but he never played professionally. Bibby called Hollyfield "one of best players to go through UCLA and not make pros." According to his former teammate, Hollyfield played behind many great players at UCLA, but "he could have been an All-American on many other teams." When he was 32, he received a prosthetic left leg after a circulation problem in his left foot required amputation. In 2009, he suffered a stroke which left him partially paralyzed. References Living people Forwards (basketball) Guards (basketball) Portland Trail Blazers draft picks UCLA Bruins men's basketball players Year of birth uncertain American men's basketball players Year of birth missing (living people)