This time, Joe Ruklick wasn't a bystander to history. He was a direct participant to the gaudiest scoring line the NBA game had ever produced: 36-for-63 from the floor and 28-for-32 from the line ...

After a career in which he broke 16 Northwestern records, Joe Ruklick (SESP59, GJ90) may be best remembered for a single pass in the NBA. On March 2, 1962, Philadelphia Warriors star Wilt Chamberlain ...

As coach Paul McGuire pulled his starters, he sent in an unlikely player: his 6-foot-9 backup center Joe Ruklick, who rarely saw the court because Chamberlain averaged 50 points and 48.5 minutes ...

He joined a list that includes John Shurna (2011-12), Joe Ruklick (1958-59) and Ray Ragelis (1950-51). However, Martinelli was not named to the All-Big Ten First Team. On Tuesday at roughly 11 a.m ...

The only pair of NBA rookie teammates with more points through the first five games of a season were Wilt Chamberlain and Joe Ruklick with the 1959 Philadelphia Warriors, though Chamberlain scored ...