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Just hoping that their legacy alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by skilldawg
will consist of them leading us back into the NCAA's and them all being able to live a goal they all have been hoping for while as a `Dawg!
What a joy it's been watching them here for the last 4 years!
Raheem has now entered Top 10 and sits at 9th best scorer in TECH history. Alex moved up to 28th last week.
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
4. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
5. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
6. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
7. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
8. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
9. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1627
10. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
11. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
12. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
13. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
14. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
15. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
16. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
17. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
18. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
19. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
20. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
21. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
22. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
23. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
24. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
25. Derek Smith (1997-2000) 1241
26. P.J. Brown (1988-1992) 1228
27. Willie Simmons (1981-1985) 1202
28. Alex Hamilton (2012-2015) 1182
29. Leon Barmore (1964-1967) 1168
30. Wayne Smith (1982-1986) 1149
31. Kenyon McNeail (2010-2014) 1148
32. Jerry Lovett (1948-1952) 1086
33. George Latham (1946-1950) 1080
34. Cory Dean (2001-2005) 1022
35. Ryan Bond (1993-1996) 1014
36. Olu Ashaolu (2008-2011) 1006
37. Alan Davis (1981-1985) 1004
38. Cordarius Johnson (2010-2014) 1003
Quote:
Originally Posted by skilldawg
Looks like passing Malone and becoming #6 will be where Raheem finishes his career. Impressive considering no one has reached this level since 2002.
And he sat out half a season with an injury.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermandawg
He has a shot at G, depending upon number of post-season games we end up playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermandawg
Looking at this post {page 5}, Alex is currently only 27 points behind where Heem was 1 year ago. And looking at who we lose next year, I can only see his production increasing. Speaking of graduating seniors, I sure hope we can recruit 1 or 2 very talented guards for next year. Sure would be nice if Chad Lott from Byrd was still considering Tech.
Two stud guards signed for next year, and another one already committed. Could Lott play at Tech? Not sure how much of a priority defense is for him, but offensively he may could provide some decent minutes off the bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by S'PortDawg
Alex moving up quickly having jumped two spots in last week.
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
4. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
5. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
6. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
7. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
8. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
9. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1657
10. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
11. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
12. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
13. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
14. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
15. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
16. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
17. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
18. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
19. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
20. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
21. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
22. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
23. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
24. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
25. Derek Smith (1997-2000) 1241
26. Alex Hamilton (2012-2015) 1240
27. P.J. Brown (1988-1992) 1228
28. Willie Simmons (1981-1985) 1202
29. Leon Barmore (1964-1967) 1168
30. Wayne Smith (1982-1986) 1149
31. Kenyon McNeail (2010-2014) 1148
32. Jerry Lovett (1948-1952) 1086
33. George Latham (1946-1950) 1080
34. Cory Dean (2001-2005) 1022
35. Ryan Bond (1993-1996) 1014
36. Olu Ashaolu (2008-2011) 1006
37. Alan Davis (1981-1985) 1004
38. Cordarius Johnson (2010-2014) 1003
I started out wanting to chart all the scorers and how they got to 1000 and beyond, but I couldn't find game-by-game data for more than a few. If anyone knows where to find this, please let me know. I think it'd be really cool to see.
This data doesn't include gaps for games not played. However, it's unfortunate, sad, and expected the affect Appleby's injury had. The good news is he's back up to his old pace. It's also interesting to see that Raheem immediately started shooting up the ranks, but Alex gradually gained speed.
The other interesting thing is that McCree's scoring pattern is very similar to Raheem's first season. X also corresponds to Alex. This bodes well.
http://i.imgur.com/6TRGi7f.png
Heem jumps one spot with Millsap and Malone in sight.
Alex moves into Top 25.
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
4. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
5. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
6. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
7. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
8. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1696
9. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
10. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
11. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
12. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
13. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
14. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
15. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
16. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
17. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
18. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
19. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
20. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
21. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
22. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
23. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
24. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
25. Alex Hamilton (2012-2015) 1272
26. Derek Smith (1997-2000) 1241
27. P.J. Brown (1988-1992) 1228
28. Willie Simmons (1981-1985) 1202
29. Leon Barmore (1964-1967) 1168
30. Wayne Smith (1982-1986) 1149
31. Kenyon McNeail (2010-2014) 1148
32. Jerry Lovett (1948-1952) 1086
33. George Latham (1946-1950) 1080
34. Cory Dean (2001-2005) 1022
35. Ryan Bond (1993-1996) 1014
36. Olu Ashaolu (2008-2011) 1006
37. Alan Davis (1981-1985) 1004
38. Cordarius Johnson (2010-2014) 1003
My money is on 'Heem moving past Millsap and Malone Thursday night. All of the "big 3" are going to want to end their TAC careers with a bang.
you called itQuote:
Originally Posted by Dowty
Heem passes two legends in one night. Needs extended en fuego to catch G.
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
4. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
5. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
6. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1719
7. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
8. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
9. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
10. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
11. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
12. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
13. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
14. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
15. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
16. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
17. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
18. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
19. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
20. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
21. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
22. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
23. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
24. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
25. Alex Hamilton (2012-2015) 1274
26. Derek Smith (1997-2000) 1241
27. P.J. Brown (1988-1992) 1228
28. Willie Simmons (1981-1985) 1202
29. Leon Barmore (1964-1967) 1168
30. Wayne Smith (1982-1986) 1149
31. Kenyon McNeail (2010-2014) 1148
32. Jerry Lovett (1948-1952) 1086
33. George Latham (1946-1950) 1080
34. Cory Dean (2001-2005) 1022
35. Ryan Bond (1993-1996) 1014
36. Olu Ashaolu (2008-2011) 1006
37. Alan Davis (1981-1985) 1004
38. Cordarius Johnson (2010-2014) 1003
He won't need to be as "en fuego" if we make it to the Sweet 16, but I wouldn't mind seeing him get 35 a game in Birmingham ;)
What is Heem's career FG% and where does he stack up on the all-time list in that stat?