NEW CASTLE, Ind. – Two UIndy men's basketball alumni were recently recognized by the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame with a formal ceremony to be held on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
 
A 1975 graduate of UIndy (then Indiana Central College), Daryl Warren was a four-year letterwinner and is one of 26 Greyhounds all-time to record 1,000+ career points and 500+ career rebounds. Warren led the Greyhounds with 18.8 points per game in 1973-74, while topping the team leaderboard in assists in each of his final three seasons. Warren becomes the fourth Greyhound ever to be inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, joining Bailey Robertson (1990), Bill Hampton (2017), and Bob Smock (2019).
 
One of the best 3-pointer shooters in program history, Mickey McGill finished his four-year career with UIndy in 2005. McGill currently ranks ninth in program history in triples made (147) and 3-point percentage (.443), as well as 14th in 3-pointers attempted. McGill donned the Greyhound uniform in 110 contests, good for the ninth-most in program history.
 
Per HoopsHall.com
Warren is a 1971 graduate of Linden, where he became Montgomery County's all-time leading scorer with 2,083 points, a 23.9 average for 87 career games. The Bulldogs' ace totaled 347 points as a freshman, 491 points as a sophomore, 607 points as a junior and 638 points as a senior for respective squads that went 6-16, 15-7, 12-9 and 17-5. He was a four-time all-Montgomery County selection, a three-time all-conference choice, a three-time all-sectional pick and became known as "the Legend of Linden." He tallied a career-high 46 points against Waynetown on Feb. 7, 1970.
 
Warren went on to Indiana Central College (now the University of Indianapolis), where he amassed 1,228 points, 551 rebounds and 209 assists in four years with the Greyhounds. He was a three-year starter, a three-time all-Indiana Collegiate Conference selection and a two-time team MVP and captain for Angus Nicoson teams that went 18-10, 15-8, 15-11 and 14-10. Warren earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and management at Indiana Central.
 
He then worked his entire post-college career for Ceres Solutions Cooperative, rising to the position of vice president of agronomy before retiring in 2022. Warren was featured in a book called "The Last County Championship," written by former Linden coach Tom Speaker in 2011. He also received a Montgomery County "Champions of Character Award" in 2014.
 
McGill totaled a career school-record 1,813 points (20.6) as well as 543 rebounds (6.2) and 179 assists (2.0) in leading Rossville to a 59-29 record and two Hoosier Heartland Conference titles for coach Jeff Henley. As a senior, McGill tallied 21.7 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists for the 13-8 Hornets while being named Louisville Courier-Journal second-team All-State, winning the Benton Central Sportsmanship Award, being selected for the Top 40 Senior Workout and earning most valuable honors in the postseason MVP Sports Tipoff Classic.

Over his career, the 6-3 guard was chosen three-time AP honorable mention All-State, three-time IBCA honorable mention All-State, three-time Lafayette Journal & Courier first-team All-Area, two-time J&C Area Player of the Year, four-time first-team all-Clinton County, four-time first-team all-HHC and three-time all-sectional. The 1999 Junior All-Star also was IBCA first-team Underclass All-State and Louisville Courier-Journal honorable mention All-State as a junior. He also was named Class A first-team All-State as a senior in baseball, helping Rossville to the 2000 Class A state championship in that sport.

McGill moved to the University of Indianapolis, where he totaled 613 points (5.6), 171 rebounds (1.6), 107 assists (1.0) and helped the Greyhounds to a 67-46 ledger and two NCAA Division II national tournament berths while playing four seasons for coach Todd Sturgeon. As a senior, McGill averaged 8.8 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.7 assists while hitting 51.2 percent of his 3-pointers (66-of-129) for a 19-10 squad. That 3-point percentage is second on the UIndy season list. He also stands ninth on the UIndy list for career 3-point accuracy (.433, 147-of-332) and 10th on the UIndy list for career 3-pointers (147).

He earned a bachelor's degree in sports administration from UIndy in 2005. Since 2017, he has been a project manager and facilities director for Weida Management in West Lafayette.