​Glen Rice racked up numerous accolades and titles during his legendary basketball career at Michigan. A national champion. Final Four Most Outstanding Player. Big Ten Player of the Year. A two-time All-American.Glen Rice was one of the most accomplished scorers in Michigan basketball program history.He can add Hall of Famer to that list, as Rice will be part of a cast of coaches and players that will be inducted in the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame this year, it was announced Wednesday.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRice will be joined by championship-winning coaches Jay Wright and Tubby Smith and former Kansas coach Ted Owens in the six-member class. Other players who will be honored are Danny Ainge (BYU) and the late Walt Hazzard (UCLA).One of the greatest players and scorers in program history, Rice starred for the Wolverines from 1986-89 and led Michigan to its first national championship in 1989. During that national title run, Rice averaged 30.7 points in six NCAA Tournament games and set March Madness records with 184 points and 75 made field goals — marks that still stand.He led the Big Ten in scoring in each of his final two seasons, including 27.7 points as a senior when he earned the conference’s top individual honor. He finished his career with 2,442 points, the second-most in program history, and holds the program record with 949 career field goals.Following his stellar Michigan career, Rice was selected by the Miami Heat with the No. 4 overall pick in the 1989 NBA Draft. Over the course of his 15-year pro career, Rice was a three-time All-Star, made two All-NBA teams, won an NBA title with the L.A. Lakers in 2000 and averaged 18.3 points across 1,000 games.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRice had his No. 41 jersey raised to the Crisler Center rafters in 2005. He’s also been inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame (2007) and the University of Michigan Hall of Honor (2010).With this latest honor, Rice becomes the third Wolverine to be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, joining Cazzie Russell (2011) and former Michigan coach John Beilein (2022).The Class of 2026 will be enshrined on Oct. 22 at the College Basketball Experience in Kansas City, Mo.jhawkins@detroitnews.com@jamesbhawkinsThis article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Michigan legend Glen Rice headed to college hoops Hall of Fame