'Cat Career Stats - Post Penn State

[Dugan15]

From Row ZZ in Section 212, that was painful to watch.

Bryant McIntosh -

GS - 49 - T51st (Vince Scott, Willie Williams)
Minutes - 1,733 - 59th (Geno Carlisle)
FGM - 243 - 70th (Ben Johnson)
FGA - 552 - 77th (Luka Mirkovic)
3ptFGA - 186 - 31st (Jason Okrzesik)
Off. Reb. - 19 - 69th (Kenneth Dion Lee)
Def. Reb. - 123 - 43rd (Vic Law)
Assists - 288 - 10th (Drew Crawford)
Turnovers - 129 - T41st (Tre Demps)

Tre Demps -

GP - 119 - 7th (Sterling Williams, Tavaras Hardy)
GS - 60 - T41st (Ben Johnson)
FGM - 470 - 18th (Brian Schwabe)
FGA - 1,202 - 7th to 1,200
FTA - 266 - 45th (Ron Kozlicki)
Tot. Reb. - 303 - T67th (Billy McKinney)

Sanjay Lumpkin -

GP - 88 - T64th (Charles Howell, TJ Parker, Tony Allen)
GS - 77 - 27th (Collier Drayton)
Tot. Reb. - 400 - 37th (Don Jackson)
Steals - 70 - T40th (Joe Branch)
Turnovers - 103 - T53rd (Rex Walters)

Nathan Taphorn -

GP - 68 - T99th (Ralph Wells, Rich Falk)
FGA - 201 - Now over 200
Def. Reb. - 69 - 63rd (Napoleon Harris)
Turnovers - 46 - T98th (Barry Hentz, Paul Schultz)
...and with that we say good bye to Gaddis Rathel from the Top 100 Turnover list.

Aaron Falzon -

3ptFGM - 41 - 42nd (Phil Styles)
3ptFGA - 113 - 43rd (Collier Drayton, Sanjay Lumpkin)
Off. Reb. - 21 - T60th (Craig Duerksen, Nikola Cerina, Michael Turner, Scottie Lindsey)
Def. Reb. - 48 - 69th (Bernard Cote)

Alex Olah -

GP - 109 - T27th (Shawn Watts, Elliot Fullen, Jeff Grose, Cedric Neloms)
FGM - 379 - 33rd (Ray Ragelis)
FTA - 335 - T21st (Willie Jones)

Scottie Lindsey -

Off. Reb. - 21 - T60th (Craig Duerksen, Nikola Cerina, Michael Turner, Aaron Falzon)
Def. Reb. - 97 - T51st (Kip Kirkpatrick)

Joey van Zegeren -

Off. Reb. - 24 - T56th (M. Moran, Michael Thompson I)
Blocks - 19 - T45th (Scottie Lindsey)

Dererk Pardon -

Off. Reb. - 20 - T65th (Geno Carlisle, Ed McCants, Nick Fruendt)
Def. Reb. - 25 - T79th (Eric Simpson, Brody Deren)

PS - I don't have the stats on it, but Dererk's 70.73% FG% ain't bad.

Gavin Skelly -

3ptFGA - 4 - T96th (Milan Petrovic, Jean-Marc Melchior, Austin Nichols)

 

[NUCat320]

Sometimes it's easy to forget how far this program has come. And then you see that Sterling Williams is in the top ten in the all-time games played list. Sterling Williams was maybe an adequate Big Ten player (but only if you squint, and believe that one needs not play good defense or any offense to be an adequate Big Ten player), and was also a four year rotation guy at NU.

(Expanded season and added conference tournaments impact this, but he was also part of the program when it started fairly regularly going to the NIT, which is something.)

Google's presentation of his LinkedIn profile says he's a JD/MBA candidate at NU. Go Cats indeed.

http://basketball.realgm.com/player/Sterling-Williams/Summary/3950

 

[thewildcat2011]

Sometimes it's easy to forget how far this program has come. And then you see that Sterling Williams is in the top ten in the all-time games played list. Sterling Williams was maybe an adequate Big Ten player (but only if you squint, and believe that one needs not play good defense or any offense to be an adequate Big Ten player), and was also a four year rotation guy at NU.

(Expanded season and added conference tournaments impact this, but he was also part of the program when it started fairly regularly going to the NIT, which is something.)

Google's presentation of his LinkedIn profile says he's a JD/MBA candidate at NU. Go Cats indeed.

http://basketball.realgm.com/player/Sterling-Williams/Summary/3950

I'm going to show this to Sterling in class and you're gonna be in trouble.