Members
| Name | Institution | Sport | Inducted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adrian Peterson | Georgia Southern | Football | 2009 |
| Arnold Palmer | Wake Forest | Golf | 2009 |
| Banks McFadden | Clemson | Football and Basketball | 2010 |
| Charlie Justice | North Carolina | Football | 2009 |
| Dexter Coakley | Appalachian State | Football | 2011 |
| Dick Groat | Duke | Baseball and Basketball | 2009 |
| Everett Case | North Carolina State | Basketball | 2010 |
| Frank Selvy | Furman | Basketball | 2009 |
| Fred Hetzel | Davidson | Basketball | 2010 |
| J. Dallas Shirley | George Washington | Basketball | 2010 |
| Jerry West | West Virginia | Basketball | 2009 |
| Lefty Driesell | Davidson | Basketball | 2011 |
| Mary Jayne Harrelson-Reeves | Appalachian State | Track & Field | 2010 |
| Megan Dunigan | Furman | Tennis | 2009 |
| Melissa Morrison-Howard | Appalachian State | Track & Field | 2009 |
| Regina Kirk | Chattanooga | Basketball | 2011 |
| Robert Neyland | Tennessee | Football | 2011 |
| Rod Hundley | West Virginia | Basketball | 2010 |
| Sam Huff | West Virginia | Football | 2009 |
| Shannon Wommack | Chattanooga | Track & Field | 2011 |
| Valorie Whiteside | Appalachian State | Basketball | 2009 |
| Vic Seixas | North Carolina | Tennis | 2011 |
| Wallace Wade | Alabama and Duke | Football | 2010 |
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