Marvin Webster lived the good life at Morgan State University in the early 1970s. He was the “Human Eraser,” a 7-foot-1 shot blocker who intimidated opponents on the basketball court and who ...

Marvin Le Roy Webster was born in Dover, Okla., to Maydrene (née Paulsey) and Roy Webster. The family, including Marvin's sisters Marie and Carrole, moved to Davis in 1951 ...

Marvin Webster, 56, a former NBA player known as the “Human Eraser” for his shot-blocking ability during a 10-year pro basketball career, was found dead Monday morning in a hotel bathtub in ...

Marvin Webster lived the good life at Morgan State University in the early 1970s. He was the “Human Eraser,” a 7-foot-1 shot blocker who intimidated opponents on the basketball court and who ...

Marvin Webster arrived in New York with a mountain of hype in 1978, carrying the nickname “The Human Eraser” because of his shot-blocking prowess. But the 7-foot-1 center never lived up… ...

Marvin Webster, a fierce shot-blocking center who made his pro debut with the Denver Nuggets, then helped lead the Seattle SuperSonics to the 1978 NBA finals, was found dead in a hotel bathtub in T… ...

Despite being a freshman, Corona del Sol's Marvin Bagley is not new to the spotlight. At 6-foot-10 and possibly still growing, he's been a major force in Corona's hot start to the season.

Marvin Webster, a fierce shot-blocking center who helped lead the Seattle SuperSonics to the 1978 NBA Finals, was found dead in a hotel bathtub in Tulsa, Okla. He was 56.

Men like Marvin Webster have a way of twisting a mortal's thinking, for "Web" is a tireless, inventive man of means who believes in thinking along untraditional lines. Web also believes in doing ...

Webster’s son, Marvin Jr., died of a heart attack at 19 while a sophomore at Temple in 1997. Denver Post staff writer Benjamin Hochman and The Associated Press contributed to this report. Irv ...