About Lonnie Dixon
Lived 1932 – 2011 (aged 79). Lonnie Dixon was an American basketball player.
Lonnie Dixon (18 October 1932 – 20 December 2011) was an NCAA Division I men's basketball official, working in the Mountain West Conference, Big 12 Conference, Sun Belt Conference, and several other conferences.
Controversy Dixon was suspended by the Mountain West Conference in February 2004 for "inadvertently" blowing his whistle during a BYU/New Mexico basketball game, but did not admit to it during the game. The whistle caused BYU player Mark Bigelow to believe play was stopped and stepped on the court from the bench. Bigelow was called for a technical foul, and New Mexico eventually beat BYU 65–63. Dixon was not allowed to call his next 2 games, as well as the Mountain West Conference tournament.
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Who was Lonnie Dixon?
American basketball official
When was Lonnie Dixon born?
Lonnie Dixon was born on 18 October 1932.
When did Lonnie Dixon die?
Lonnie Dixon died on 20 December 2011.
What was Lonnie Dixon's occupation?
Lonnie Dixon was a basketball player.
What nationality was Lonnie Dixon?
Lonnie Dixon was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Lonnie Dixon. https://biography.guide/lonnie-dixon/
MLA: "Lonnie Dixon." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/lonnie-dixon/.
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