Doug McIntosh

Paul Douglas McIntosh (February 20, 1945 – April 9, 2021) He was a key reserve for the Bruins as they won their first national title in 1964, playing around 30 minutes in the championship game against Duke and grabbing 11 rebounds.

McIntosh became a starter as a junior in 1964–65, replacing the departed senior Slaughter, As a senior, McIntosh appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated issue previewing the upcoming college season. For his Bruin career, McIntosh scored 543 points (6.4 per game) and 486 rebounds (5.7 per game).

Years later, Wooden said that McIntosh was one of the two players in his coaching tenure who came closest to fulfilling their potential. After seeing him as a freshman, Wooden did not believe that McIntosh would ever play much with the school's varsity. However, he was surprised that the center became a significant contributor and eventual starter. Wooden was as proud of McIntosh as any player that he ever coached.

McIntosh died on April 9, 2021, after a long illness.