Plot Synopsis

Each year, The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame hosts a Enshrinement Weekend, culminating on Saturday with the Enshrinement Ceremony to celebrate that year's class of honorees. Each class is comprised of honorees selected by the North American and Women's committees, as well as the Veterans Committee, the Contributor Committee, the Women's Veterans Committee, the International Committee, and the Early African American Pioneers Committee.
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On Sunday, October 13, 2024 at 6pm ET/3pm PT, NBA TV premieres the enshrinement ceremony for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2024 from Symphony Hall in Springfield, Massachusetts. The 2024 Hall of Fame Inductees and Presenters are:

- Seimone Augustus, presented by Lindsay Whalen (Class of 2022)

- Dick Barnett, presented by Bill Bradley ('83), Earl Monroe ('90)

- Chauncey Billups, presented by Larry Brown ('02), Tina Thompson ('18), Ben Wallace ('21)

- Vince Carter, presented by Julius Erving ('93), Tracy McGrady ('17)

- Doug Collins, presented by Billy Cunningham ('86), Jerry Reinsdorf ('16), Grant Hill ('18)

- Michael Cooper, presented by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ('95), Magic Johnson ('02), James Worthy ('03), Pat Riley ('08), Lisa Leslie ('15)

- Walter Davis, presented by David Thompson ('96), Bob McAdoo ('00), Jerry Colangelo ('04), Roy Williams ('07), Charlie Scott ('18), Bobby Jones ('19)

- Harley Redin, presented by Alice "Cookie" Barron ('19), Cherri Rapp ('19)

- Bo Ryan, presented by Roy Williams ('07), Gene Keady ('23)

- Herb Simon, presented by Larry Bird ('98), Reggie Miller ('12), Tamika Catchings ('20)

- Charles Smith, presented by Joe Dumars ('06)

- Michele Timms, presented by Teresa Edwards ('11), Katie Smith ('18)

- Jerry West, presented by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ('95), Bob McAdoo ('00), Magic Johnson ('02), James Worthy ('03), Pat Riley ('08), Jamaal Wilkes ('12), Shaquille O'Neal ('16), Vlade Divac ('19), Del Harris ('22), Pau Gasol ('23), Michael Cooper ('24)