Earl Manigault

1944–1998 (age 54)

street basketball player

Biography

Earl Manigault was a legendary street basketball player from Georgetown whose extraordinary talent and athletic prowess earned him respect and admiration throughout the basketball community. His skill on the court was matched only by his impact on those around him.

Though his life was cut short, Earl's legacy as a street basketball icon endures, and he is remembered for the passion and excellence he brought to the game he loved.

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