Doug McIntosh

1945–2021 (age 76)

Basketball player

Biography

Doug McIntosh brought tenacity and unselfish defense to the basketball court, playing a key role on UCLA’s 1968 NCAA championship team under Coach John Wooden. Known for his quiet work ethic and team-first approach, he exemplified the virtues of perseverance and discipline.

His teammates and fans remember him as a steady presence during a golden era of college basketball, a player whose steady hand and full heart remain part of his cherished memory at Westview Cemetery.

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