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Class of 1985

General Jul 02
Class of 1985


Lenny Fant
In 22 seasons at ULM, Fant built and then sustained one of the nation's most competitive basketball programs. His last 18 teams had winning records and his last team set a school record for victories at 23-6, won the Atlantic Sun Conference title and played in the NIT. Upon retirement, his overall coaching record of 388-258 ranked No. 11 nationally among active coaches. He was 326-221 at ULM, was “Coach of the Year” six times and is in five Halls of Fame. ULM's arena was also renamed Fant-Ewing Coliseum in his honor. Deceased, 1998.


Calvin Natt
An immediate star at ULM, Natt led the Warhawks to their greatest record (23-6) when he was a senior in 1979 and ULM was 66-33 in his four years. At the end of his career, Natt ranked No. 8 in scoring among all NCAA major college players and he then went on to play in the NBA for 11 years. His top NBA season was 1984-85 when he averaged 23.3 points, 8.8 rebounds for Denver and played in the NBA All-Star game. He is still ULM's career leader in points (2,581) and rebounds (1,285) and was named to 11 different collegiate all-America teams.

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