DePaul Honors Booth, Quigley in BIG EAST Legends

0:00On March 3rd, DePaul University is set to honor two basketball grates, David Booth and Allie Quigley at the B.I.G.E.A.S.T. conference championships for men's and women's teams. This recognition comes through the league's new Legends program, which celebrates stand-out former players and coaches from each school. David Booth star for the Blue Demons men's team from 1988 to 1992. He's the program's second leading scorer of all time, and the first to hit 1500 points. 500 rebounds, 200 assists, and one, 100 blocks. After college, he played pro ball overseas for 13 years, and now works as associate vice president of basketball operations for the NBA. Allie Quigley shown on the women's side, ranking third all time with 2078 points. One of just four players to reach 2000, she helped DePaul make four straight NCAA tournaments, including a sweet 16 run in 2006. In the WNBA, she earned three all-star nods, two sixth woman awards, four three-point

1:03contest wins, and a championship with the Chicago Sky in 21. The Legends program kicked off last year in 2024, with all 11 B.I.G.S. schools picking honorees from their men's and women's programs. DePaul has already celebrated names like Wilson Chandler, Anna Martin, Quinn Richardson, and Cara Smith in this series. These tributes highlight DePaul's rich hoops legacy as fans gear up for the championships ahead. These tributes highlight DePaul's rich hoops legacy, as fans gear up for the championships ahead.