UK Basketball: Individual Statistics and Trends
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PrintEighteen games into the season, and the University of Kentucky stands at a heavenly 18-0. Even more blissful to Big Blue fans everywhere is the fact that UK is on the verge of being the No. 1 ranked team in all the land (with a little cooperation from our good buddy John Pelphrey and his Arkansas Razorbacks) for the first time since March of 2003. Who woulda thunk it?
For a comprehensive look at how the 'Cats have attained such lofty achievements, we'll scour the player's individual statistics, as well as delve into developing trends among those who play for our pleasure. Follow me to a bean counter's nirvana, after the jump:
Note -- There seems to be a quirk in the system that won't allow me to properly align the stats under the heading, "SEC Play." I apologize for the asymmetrical look of the column.
Season -- 17 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 33.7 34.7
Points Per Game -- 17.1 (290 points) 16.3
Field Goals -- 96-193 (49.7%) 15-37 (40.5%)
Three-point FG -- 14-43 (34.9%) 2-10 (20.0%)
Free Throws -- 83-105 (79.0%) 17-21 (80.9%)
Rebounds -- 63 (3.7 pg) 10 (3.3 pg)
Offensive Rebs -- 10 (.6 pg) 3 (1.0 pg)
Assists -- 117 (6.9 pg) 15 (5.0 pg)
Turnovers -- 69 (4.1 pg) 12 (4.0 pg)
Blocks -- 7 (.4 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Steals -- 35 (2.1 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
John Wall Trend Notes
Wall has shot under 42.0% in two of three SEC games.
In the first eight games of the year, Wall made 50 of 89 field goal attempts (56.2%); in his last nine games he is 46-104 from the floor (44.2%).
In his first 12 games, Wall made 12 of 27 three-point attempts (44.4%); in his last five games, Wall is 3 of 16 from beyond the arc (18.8%). In those same five games Wall has made 21-40 two-point shots (52.5%).
Wall has made 81 of 150 two-point shots (54.0%) on the season.
Wall has averaged 4.8 assists over the last four games, after averaging 7.5 assists per game through the first 13 contests.
Through his first eight games of the year, Wall averaged 4.8 turnovers per game; in his last nine games he's averaging 3.4 turnovers per game.
Through his first eight games of the season, Wall averaged 3.0 steals per game; in his last nine games he's averaging 1.2 steals per game.
Through his first 10 games, Wall averaged 18.0 points per game; his last seven games he's averaging 15.7 points per game.
Wall has had only one single-digit scoring game this season -- Nine points against Hartford. That happens to be the game in which he dished out a Kentucky single-game record 16 assists.
In the five games in which Wall took single-digit shots, he averaged 9.0 assists; in the 12 games in which he took double-digit shots, he averaged 6.0 assists.
UK freshman records in peril -- Wall is only 174 points away from Rex Chapman's freshman scoring record of 464 points, which he attained in the '86-'87 season (29 games; 16.0 points per game). If UK makes it to the SEC Tournament championship game, and the Elite Eight, then they would have 20 games left to play. Wall would need to average only 8.7 points per game to shatter Chapman's record.
Wall is only 10 assists shy from breaking Dirk Minniefield's freshman assist record at UK, which stands at 126 assists in 34 games (3.7 assists per game), set in the '79-'80 season.
Overall single-season assist record in peril -- Wall is 116 assists away from breaking Roger Harden's record 232 assists (6.4 assists per game) in the '85-'86 season. If Wall plays in 20 more games, he needs to average 5.8 assists per game to break the record.
Season -- 17 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 29.9 37.3
Points Per Game -- 11.4 (193 points) 16.7
Field Goals -- 64-140 (45.7%) 18-36 (50.0%)
Three-point FGs -- 24-51 (47.1%) 6-12 (50.0%)
Free Throws -- 41-53 (77.4%) 8-10 (80.0%)
Rebounds -- 48 (2.8 pg) 12 (4.0 pg)
Offensive Rebs -- 8 (.5 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Assists -- 51 (3.0 pg) 8 (2.7 pg)
Turnovers -- 59 (3.5 pg) 8 (2.7 pg)
Blocks -- 6 (.4 pg) 00
Steals -- 24 (1.4 pg) 8 (2.7 pg)
Eric Bledsoe Trend Notes
Since scoring in double-digits in five of his first 12 games, Bledsoe has now scored in double-digits five straight games.
Bledsoe has made 50.0% of his shots only once in the last six games.
Bledsoe is 40 of 89 on his two-pointers for the season (44.9%).
Bledsoe has taken double-digit shots in four of the last five games, after taking double-digit shots in four of the first 12 games.
He has committed 19 turnovers in his last seven games (2.7 pg), after committing 40 miscues in his first 10 games (4.0 pg).
In his first 12 games, Bledsoe recorded 13 steals (1.1 pg); in his last five games he's pilfered the opponent 11 times (2.2 pg).
Since playing 17 minutes versus Drexel six games ago, Bledsoe is averaging 34.4 minutes per game.
Bledsoe has made 14 of his last 16 free throws (87.5%) over the last four games.
Bledsoe grabbed only one offensive rebound through his first 10 games; in the last seven games he's snagged seven offensive boards (1.0 pg).
Through his first 10 games, Bledsoe committed 26 fouls (2.6 pg); in the last seven games he's committed nine fouls (1.3 pg).
Season -- 18 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 24.3 20.0
Points Per Game -- 7.3 (132 points) 5.7
Field Goals -- 46-110 (41.8%) 6-14 (42.9%)
Three-Point FGs -- 27-65 (41.5%) 2-8 (25.0%)
Free Throws -- 13-16 (81.3%) 3-5 (60.0%)
Rebounds -- 48 (2.7 pg) 7 (2.3 pg)
Off. Rebounds -- 17 (.9 pg) 3 (1.0 pg)
Assists -- 32 (1.8 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Turnovers -- 19 (1.1 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Blocks -- 11 (.6 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Steals -- 11 (.6 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Darius Miller Trend Notes
Through the first nine games of the season, Miller averaged 29.3 minutes per game; through the last nine games he's averaging 19.3 mpg.
Miller has scored in double-digits four times this season.
Miller has made 19 of 45 two-point shots (42.2%).
He has taken free throws in only five games.
Through his first six games of the year, Miller averaged 4.0 rebounds per game; through the last 12 games he's averaging 2.0 rpg.
Through the first 14 games of the season in which Miller attempted a three-pointer (he didn't attempt any versus U of L), he made over 40.0% of his three-point shots in nine of those games, but he's reached that mark in none of his last three games.
Through the first 12 games of the season, Miller dished out 25 assists (2.1 pg), but in his last six games he's recorded only seven dimes (1.2 pg).
Season -- 18 Games SEC Play - Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 20.3 26.0
Points Per Game -- 15.3 (276 points) 15.0
Field Goals -- 101-186 (54.3%) 15-27 (55.6%)
Three-Point FGs -- 1-4 (25.0%) 0-1
Free Throws -- 73-115 (63.5%) 15-23 (65.2%)
Rebounds -- 167 (9.3 pg) 23 (7.7 pg)
Off. Rebounds -- 70 (3.9 pg) 10 (3.3 pg)
Assists -- 16 (.9 pg) 4 (1.3 pg)
Turnovers -- 32 (1.8 pg) 5 (1.7 pg)
Blocks -- 33 (1.8 pg) 6 (2.0 pg)
Steals -- 16 (.9 pg) 4 (1.3 pg)
DeMarcus Cousins Trend Notes
Cousins leads the team in the following categories -- .75 points per minute played (Patterson and Wall are both at .51); .46 rebounds per minute played (Orton is at .26, Patterson .24); .19 offensive rebounds per minute played (Patterson is at .10, Orton .09)
Cousins took only six shots in 30 minutes of action in UK's game versus Auburn last weekend.
Through his first nine games, Cousins made 29-56 free throws (51.8%); in his last nine games he's made 44 of 59 free throws (74.5%).
Through the pre-conference schedule, Cousins averaged taking 6.4 free throws per game; in SEC play he's averaging 7.7 free throws per game.
Through his first 11 games, Cousins had six steals (.5 pg); through his last seven games he's recorded 10 steals (1.4 pg).
Through his first 12 games, Cousins handed out four assists (.3 pg); through his last six games he's dished out 12 assists (2.0 pg).
Through his first 10 games, Cousins committed 36 fouls (3.6 pg), and was disqualified twice; in his last eight games he's committed 22 fouls (2.8 pg), with zero DQ's.
Cousins has taken double-digit shots in 12 of 18 games.
Cousins has made 50.0% or less of his shots in eight games -- In those eight games he's a combined 38-90 (42.2%). In the other eight games he's made a combined 63 of 96 shots (65.6%).
Cousins has nine double-digit rebounding efforts, and nine double-doubles this season.
UK freshman single-season rebounding record in peril -- Chris Mills ('88-'89) currently holds the freshman rebounding record with 277 rebounds in 32 games (8.7 rpg). Cousins has grabbed 167 boards, which leaves him 110 rebounds shy. If Cousins plays in 20 more games, he needs to average only 5.5 rebounds to break the record.
UK freshman single-season blocked shot record in peril -- Jamal Magloire ('96-'97) holds the frosh blocked shot record with 79 in 40 games (1.9 pg). Cousins currently has 33 blocks, which leaves him 46 shy of the record. If he plays in 20 more games he needs to average 2.3 blocks per game to beat Magloire's record.
Season -- 18 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 32.3 36.7
Points Per Game -- 16.3 (294 points) 14.7
Field Goals -- 121-192 (63.0%) 19-30 (63.3%)
Three-point FGs -- 10-24 (41.7%) 0-3
Free Throws -- 42-70 (60.0%) 6-10 (60.0%)
Rebounds -- 142 (7.9 pg) 18 (6.0 pg)
Off. Rebounds -- 60 (3.3 pg) 6 (2.0)
Assists -- 23 (1.3 pg) 5 (1.7 pg)
Turnovers -- 17 (.9 pg) 4 (1.3 pg)
Blocks -- 15 (.8 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Steals -- 8 (.4 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Patrick Patterson Trend Notes
Patterson took only six shots in 36 minutes of action in UK's game at Auburn last weekend.
Patterson has not made a three-point shot since the U of L game (four games ago).
Patterson has made 111 of 168 two-point shots (66.1%).
Through the first 11 games, PPat snagged 47 offensive rebounds (4.3 pg); in the last seven games he's grabbed only 13 offensive boards (1.9 pg)
Through the first 13 contests, Patterson recorded six double-digit rebounding games; in the last five games the most boards he's corralled is seven.
Since making 6 of 11 shots versus Long Beach State (54.5%) five games ago, Patterson has made 31 of 48 shots (64.6%).
Through the first 10 games of the year, Patterson dished out six assists (.6 pg); in the last eight games he has 17 assists (2.1 pg).
Through the first 11 games of the year, Patterson had two steals (.2 pg); over the last seven games he has six steals (.9 pg).
Over the last four games Patterson is averaging 37 minutes per game.
Patterson had six double-doubles through the first 13 games, none in the last five.
Season -- 18 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 13.6 10.7
Points Per Game -- 3.6 (64 points) 2.7
Field Goals -- 22-49 (44.9%) 2-8 (25.0%)
Three-Point FGs -- 0-1 00
Free Throws -- 20-34 (58.8%) 4-9 (44.4%)
Rebounds -- 64 (3.6 pg) 15 (5.0 pg)
Offensive Rebs -- 22 (1.2 pg) 6 (2.0 pg)
Assists -- 13 (.7 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Turnovers -- 17 (.9 pg) 3 (1.0 pg)
Blocks -- 27 (1.5 pg) 6 (2.0 pg)
Steals -- 13 (.7 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Daniel Orton Trend Notes
Orton leads the team with .11 blocks per minute played (Cousins is at .09, Patterson .03).
Through the first nine games, Orton recorded 16 blocks (1.8 pg); in the last nine games he has 11 blocks (1.2 pg).
Orton has played single-digit minutes in three of the last four games, after playing double-digit minutes in 12 of the first 14 games. He played 20+ minutes twice in the first five games, but he's logged over 18 minutes in any game since then.
Orton has made at least 50.0% of his shots in six games (he's at 44.9% on the year). He's a combined 19-32 (59.4%) in those games; in the remaining nine games in which he has taken a shot he's 3 of 20 (15.0%).
Through the first 11 games, Orton was 16-24 from the free throw line (66.7%), which is an average of 2.2 free throws per game. In the last seven games he's only 4-10 (40.0%), and averaging 1.4 free throws per game.
Orton recorded 16 offensive rebounds in the first 12 games (1.3 pg), the next three games he had no offensive boards, but in his last three games he's grabbed six (2.0 pg).
He committed 31 fouls in his first 10 games (3.1 pg), with three disqualifications; in his last eight games he's committed 14 fouls (1.8 pg) with zero DQs.
Season -- 15 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 15.4 10.0
Points Per Game -- 7.1 (107 points) 3.0
Field Goals -- 36-90 (40.0%) 3-10 (30.0%)
Three-Point FGs -- 24-62 (38.7%) 3-9 (33.3%)
Free Throws -- 11-16 (68.8%) 0-1
Rebounds -- 40 (2.7 pg) 4 (1.3 pg)
Offensive Rebs -- 12 (.8 pg) 00
Assists -- 11 (.7 pg) 00
Turnovers -- 15 (1.0 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Blocks -- 5 (.3 pg) 00
Steals -- 8 (.5 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Darnell Dodson Trend Notes
Dodson averaged 18.5 minutes per game through his first eight games, only 11.9 his last seven.
Since going 6 of 10 from beyond the arc against Hartford (60.0%), Dodson has made 3 of his last 13 three-point shots (23.1%) over the last four games.
Dodson has made 12 of 28 two-point shots (42.9%) on the season.
Dodson has recorded one assist over the last six games.
Through his first nine games, Dodson recorded six steals (.7 pg); over his last six games he's recorded two steals (,3 pg).
In the last six games, Dodson is 10 of 36 from the field (27.8%); in his first nine games he was 26 of 54 (48.1%).
Dodson snagged 12 offensive rebounds in his first 11 games (1.1 pg), but zero in his last four contests.
Season -- 18 Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 15.6 7.0
Points Per Game -- 2.6 (46 points) 0.0
Field Goals -- 15-40 (37.5%) 0-2
Three-Point FGs -- 3-17 (17.6%) 0-1
Free Throws -- 13-23 (56.5%) 0-0
Rebounds -- 58 (3.2 pg) 3 (1.0 pg)
Offensive Rebs -- 21 (1.2 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Assists -- 16 (.9 pg) 00
Turnovers -- 20 (1.1 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Blocks -- 4 (.2 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Steals -- 7 (.4 pg) 00
Ramon Harris Trend Notes
Harris missed his first nine three-point attempts; he's made three of his last eight (37.5%).
Harris has one steal in his last 12 games (180 minutes played).
He committed 13 turnovers through his first eight games (1.6 pg); in his last 10 games he's turned it over seven times (.7 pg).
Harris missed his first six shots of the season (four games); he's made 15 of 34 shots (44.1%) since then.
Harris has taken zero free throws over his last four games (44 minutes played).
Harris recorded 21 offensive rebounds through the first six games (3.5 pg); in the last 12 games he has 16 offensive boards (1.3 pg).
Harris has made 12 of 23 two-point shots (52.2%) on the year.
Season -- Nine Games SEC Play -- Three Games
Minutes Per Game -- 11.0 11.3
Points Per Game -- 2.7 (24 points) 3.7
Field Goals -- 9-15 (60.0%) 4-6 (66.7%)
Three-Point FGs -- 4-7 (57.1%) 1-2 (50.0%)
Free Throws -- 2-2 (100.0%) 2-2 (100.0%)
Rebounds -- 10 (1.1 pg) 4 (1.3 pg)
Off. Rebs -- 4 (.4 pg) 1 (.3 pg)
Assists -- 4 (.4 pg) 00
Turnovers -- 2 (.2 pg) 2 (.7 pg)
Blocks -- 00 00
Steals -- 4 (.4 pg) 3 (1.0 pg)
DeAndre Liggins Trend Notes
Liggins did not play in UK's first nine games.
Liggins recorded three rebounds through his first eight games, then had three versus Auburn last weekend.
Liggins dished out four assists through his first six games; none his last three.
He has had four steals over the last four games, after having zero his first five games.
Liggins has made less than 50.0% of his shots in only one game -- 1-3 against Long Beach State.
Liggins has made 5 of 8 two-point shots (62.5%).
See-saw minutes -- Over the last four games, Liggins has played eight, 14, six, and 14 minutes.
Liggins has attempted free throws in only one game this season (Georgia).
Thanks for reading, and Go 'Cats!
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Stepping up
As far as the numbers go, it looks like the UK player who’s really stepping up against better competition is Eric Bledsoe. The guy is a fighter.
A good snapshot of the season thus far
As competition stiffens, I hope the team responds to the challenge.
Another well put together piece Mr. Howlett.
Of course its difficult, its a shortcut... if it was easy it'd just be "the way."
Stats give me a headache....lol.....W-L is all that matters to me.....
but its a nice breakdown there KH…..now where is the tylenol???
Remember, we're having fun now!!!
Thanks Ken!
Have to agree with the Blues man, looks like Eric is bringing the heat! Numbers would look better if he hadn’t try to “overplay” a bit last game… Freshman learning curve!
If your wings don't sweep....
Bledsoe seems to be pulling his game together very nicely, indeed
But, I will hate to lose him to the NBA, if that’s what happens.
Beginning of the season
I’d have so “no way”… Now I’m not so sure?? His game is a lot like Jodie’s and he’s doing OK for himself, right?? LOL Would hate to see him go but a guy’s gotta do what a guy’s gotta do!
If your wings don't sweep....
I'm like you
Bldsoe’s game has come a loong way in a short time. Most impressive to me is the incredible strifdes he’s made with his outside shooting, which was the knock on him coming out of HS. His defense is also much better than the typical freshman guard.
As you know, the NBA drafts on potential, and he has tons of it, but with that being said, he could benefit from another year of college. I just haven’t figured out why yet :)
But, I’ve never, ever begrudged a player the oportunity to fulfill his dream, and if he’s projected as a top 20 pick or so, I would not blame him one bit if he left.
Yeah...
Certainly enjoy this team while we can!! We started the year with PPat & JW going pro (no questions asked) and now it looks like Eric & Cuz have played their way into the draft too… Hate to see it, but in reality it’s a reflection on how much work they’ve put in on their individual game and (smaller piece of the puzzle) Cal moving them forward as a mentor/coach.
If your wings don't sweep....
good article
Thanks good overview of player efforts and results. Stats can be revealing in many ways. Reading these positive reviews is a pleasure as is this season.
I was reading pages this am and came on a reminder of the agony of last year. BCG lives in a list of worst SEC fits. http://tinyurl.com/yjts5cx
I was also reading Arkansas info. I am looking forward to the game and can only hope the plan includes defensive efforts for Clark.
Harris and Liggins need to be all up in Clark's grill all game.
Bledsoe too, maybe, but with Clark’s lightning fast release, I’d rather see someone taller on him.
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
--O.W.
Hogs
gave the Gators a good game last night… Was watching bits and pieces of it and groaned when Jimmy Dykes, speaking of Clark, said he makes “violent cuts”. Hmmmm, Jimmy, didn’t you say the same thing about Jodie last year?? LOL
If your wings don't sweep....
Clarke scares me as well
As I wrote on another thread this week; he’s one of the best spot-up shooters I’ve ever seen, plus, he’s added a nice dribble-drive to his repertoire. He and Fortson should be job-1 for the UK defenders.
Glad you liked the overview.
Cal was talking about Clarke on his call-in show
He said he’d be taking shots from 50 feet out with confidence the way that we’ve been defending the three.
Of course its difficult, its a shortcut... if it was easy it'd just be "the way."
Clarke is the closest thing to Mark Price (Ga. Tech) I've seen
since Price played college ball 20 years ago.
He has to be defended as soon as he crosses mid-court. I’m sure he’s giving Cal nightmares.
He plays like Prince did in that game vs. UNC several years ago when he opened the game with five straight threes from all over the court.
Can you tell I like the kid? :)
One Man takes Clarke out.........DeAndre......
he has been waiting all year to showcase what he can do……I say put him in and tell him he stays until Clarke gets 10 points or 3 3’s……he can play until that happens, and we live without Miller’s points while DeAndre is in…..and if he scores on top of being able to defend Clarke, then its a bonus
Remember, we're having fun now!!!
It'll have to be a team effort, because the Hogs will set
numerous picks to get him open. They especially like to run the curl. Also, UK will have to be very aware of the secondary break, they like to find Clarke in a mismatch, i.e. either a big man on him allowing him to utilize his ability to drive, or a guard, in which case he just rises and shoots regardless of how closely guarded. In that respect, UK needs to ball deny big-time, something they have not done well at all this year.
But, I do like the idea of Liggins on Clarke. As far an an individual defender, he’s the best UK has to offer at the guard/swing spot, although Bledsoe is becoming a very solid defender.
I am generally not a stat person,
but I like your post Ken. There is something I can’t quite put my finger on, that made these not so painful for me. Maybe it was the little alignment quirk or the “bean counter’s nirvana” reference…..lol….
I guess we need to be on a breaking records watch with this team. Who could have imagined UK would show such a turn around in less than a year?
Everyone knows the thing I needed to see was fun, and I am seeing loads of that. And yeah, I guess with each win the team has more fun, so I will take those too. I do want them to have the most fun possible. :-)
Blue... there is no other color to Bleed !!!
Thanks a2d2
Believe me, when I saw the way the columns were aligned after posting, I was … uh, not happy:)
This team certianly seems to be having lots of fun … one of the by-products of winning.
As Observed, As Expected
Numbers show Patrick Patterson is not playing as a pre-season first-team All-American should. Whether it’s his responsibility to step up or a change in the system to get him more involved, UK cannot realize its potential without greater production from the 4. 60% FT shooting is inexplicable.
"The principle of spending money to be paid by posterity, under the name of funding, is but swindling futurity on a large scale." --Thomas Jefferson
that took a lot of work
thanks Ken, very interesting. Yes, PP needs to be more in the game, whether it’s him, or his teammates not getting him the ball, the team needs him to be a major factor
Your welcome, blueh
And of course I agree with your assessment, as does the rest of the BBN, I’m sure.
goin to the game tomorrow
I’ll tell Pat what we think he needs to do……lol
Records
Would it be better if the records were based on the averages per game rather than the totals, due to the difference in number of games played?
by mark12kentucky on Jan 23, 2010 12:49 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Welcome to A Sea of Blue
I’m not sure what you mean by “records”
I’m not trying to be a smart aleck … could you expound?
Records in peril
Sorry. It was a late night post:). I was referencing the records on the verge of being broken by our freshmen.
by mark12kentucky on Jan 23, 2010 6:04 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Records in peril
Sorry. It was a late night post:). I was referencing the records on the verge of being broken by our freshmen.
by mark12kentucky on Jan 23, 2010 6:05 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Aah, no problem at all
I put the current season record averages in parenthesis, sprinkled throughout the individual paragraphs.
I’m wondering, if in UK’s history, any team has boasted five record-setting performances by individual players? If that indeed happens this year … what an accomplishment!
Freshman records..
I get where you are coming from..IE: How important is John Wall’s potential frosh scoring record when he could have as many as 11 more games to achieve that in? One of the good things about early entry to the NBA, is that it will take a landmark player/effort to surpass Dan Issel’s all time mark.
"Ignorance, I can fix, stupidity, well that's another matter!"-82nd Airborne NCO
In this instance
Wall will probably beat Chapman’s per game scoring average, and he’ll destroy Minniefiled’s assist per game average.
Harden’s all-time assist mark was set while he averaged 6.4 apg, and Wall will more than likely beat that mark handily as well.
Cousins will also beat Mill’s per game rebound average, as he also beats his rebound record. Magliore set the blocked shot record in 40 games, which is teh most games Cousins can play in this year. So if he beats his total, he’ll obviously beat his per game avg.
But I get your point. Also, UK sets those (record) standards, not me.
You're right about Issel
I don’t see that record ever falling. It would take a kid like PPat to stay four years to break it, and I just don’t see anyone that talented staying for four.
It would have to be a "Jeff Shepard/Chris Mullins" style player..
Whom the pundits would think weren’t good enough for the NBA..of course Mullins proved them wrong..but I’m sure you get my drift..
"Ignorance, I can fix, stupidity, well that's another matter!"-82nd Airborne NCO
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