BTI's Rants and Ramblings: Any UK Records in Danger this Weekend?

Before the Final Four last year, I posted this list of some of the best performances in UK Final Four history, and to my disappointment, not a single UK player cracked onto any of these lists in 2 games.  I would guess odds are that might be the case again this year because minutes are so spread out, but I wanted to get your thoughts.  Looking at these lists of individual achievements, do you think any current UK players have the potential to land on them?  And if so, who and where. POINTS 41: Jack Givens (vs Duke, 1978 NCAA Championship) 34: Kevin Grevey (vs UCLA, 1975 NCAA Championship) 30: Vernon Hatton (vs Seattle, 1958 NCAA Championship) 28: Bill Spivey (vs Illinois, 1951 Final Four) 27: Alex Groza (vs Illinois, 1949 Final Four) 27: Jeff Sheppard (vs Stanford, 1998 Final Four) 26: Jamal Mashburn (vs Michigan, 1993 Final Four) 25: Alex Groza (vs Oklahoma A&M, 1949 NCAA Championship) REBOUNDS 21: Bill Spivey (vs Kansas St, 1951 NCAA Championship) 16: Johnny Cox (vs Seattle, 1958 NCAA Championship) 16: Bill Spivey (vs Illinois, 1951 Final Four) 16: Anthony Davis (vs Kansas, 2012 NCAA Championship) 15: Ed Beck (vs Temple, 1958 Final Four) 15: Terrence Jones (vs UCONN, 2011 Final Four) ASSISTS 8: Kyle Macy (vs Duke, 1978 NCAA Championship) 7: Anthony Epps (vs Syracuse, 1996 NCAA Championship) 7: Anthony Epps (vs Minnesota, 1997 Final Four) 7: Mike Flynn (vs Syracuse, 1975 Final Four) BLOCKS 6: Anthony Davis (vs Kansas, 2012 NCAA Championship) 5: Anthony Davis (vs Louisville, 2012 Final Four) 3: Nazr Mohammed (vs Arizona, 1997 NCAA Championship) 3: Jamaal Magloire (vs Utah, 1998 NCAA Championship) 3-POINTERS 7: Tony Delk (vs Syracuse, 1996 NCAA Championship) 4: Jeff Sheppard (vs Stanford, 1998 Final Four) 4: Dale Brown (vs Michigan, 1993 Final Four)