Elden Campbell

Elden Campbell was a versatile center/power forward known for his shot-blocking, rebounding, and steady interior presence. He played most of his career with the Los Angeles Lakers before stints with several other teams, including the Charlotte Hornets and Detroit Pistons.

Key Achievements

• NBA Champion (2004 with Pistons)
• Over 1,100 games played and more than 1,600 career blocks
• Consistent double-figure scorer and rim protector throughout the 1990s

College Career

Campbell played at Clemson University (1986–1990), where he developed into one of the ACC’s top big men and finished among the school’s leaders in blocked shots.

Career Stats (NBA)

• Games: 1,044
• Points per game: 10.3
• Rebounds per game: 5.9
• Blocks per game: 1.6

Off the Court

Campbell was known for his quiet demeanor and leadership in the locker room, later staying involved in basketball as a mentor to young players.