Harold Olsen

All-American center in 1917
co-captain of 1917 team and member of the 1916 Helms Foundation National Championship team
All-Big Ten in 1916 and 1917
would go on to serve as head coach at Ohio State for 24 seasons (1923-46), leading his team to an overall record of 255-192
in 1939, helped create the NCAA postseason basketball tournament
as a coach, Olsen spent time at Ripon College (1919), where his teams won three conference titles, then Ohio State (1923-46), where his team shared the Big Ten Championship in 1933 with Northwestern and won four outright titles
Olsen later coached the Chicago Stags to the first Basketball Association of America Finals in 1947
was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame as a contributor in 1959
native of Rice Lake, Wisconsin