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Tim Selgo, a four-year letterwinner in basketball as a guard from 1976-80, undoubtedly is the best free throw shooter in Toledo history. As a senior co-captain on the 1979-80 team, Selgo hit 48-of-52 (.923) free throws, a mark that still stands today. Selgo also holds school records for career free throw percentage in MAC games (62-of-72 / .861), and season free throw percentage in MAC games (31-of-33 / .939). For his career, Selgo hit 99-of-118 free throws, a percentage of .839. This would be the best career mark in UT history, but his total of 118 attempts is short of the minimum number of attempts required to hold the record (150). Selgo, a three-time Academic All-MAC selection, played on Rocket teams that went 87-26 in four years, won two MAC titles and twice went to the NCAA Tournament. In the first round of the 1980 NCAA Tournament, Selgo scored 18 points on 9-of-14 shooting and added seven assists in a 94-91 loss to Florida State. A native of Pettisville, OH, Selgo averaged 7.4 points per game in his career, including 13.0 ppg. as a senior. He finished his career with 372 assists, sixth all-time at UT, and had a career-high 172 assists in the 1979-80 season. Selgo later became head women's basketball coach at UT for three seasons from 1985-88. He also served as associate athletic director at UT from 1988-96, and has been the athletic director at Grand Valley State since February of 1996.
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