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To catch Randy White (#3 all-time)
3 games: Avg 22.33
4 games: 16.75
5 games: 13.4 games
To catch McConathy (#2 all-time)
3 games: 51/game
4 games: 38.25/game
5 games: 30.6/game
6 games: 25.5/game
7 games: 21.2/game
8 games: 19.125/game
9 games: 17/game
10 games: 15.3/game
To catch Mike Green (#1 all-time)
10 games: 46/game
Potential Games
2 Regular Season
3 C-USA Tournament
CIT (5 games), CBI (5 or 6 games), Vegas 16 (4 games), NIT (5 games), NCAA (5 or 6 games)
If Alex could shoot FTs he'd already be on top.
He's only our all-time leader in free throws made. Such a KilljoyOriginally Posted by dawg80
And in attempts....it's all about percentages. What is he, about 70% or so? Not good enough....
Alex must be reading BB&B
To catch McConathy (#2 all-time)
3 games: 51/game
4 games: 38.25/game
To catch Mike Green (#1 all-time)
10 games: 46/game
Potential Games
2 Regular Season
3 C-USA Tournament
CIT (5 games), CBI (5 or 6 games), Vegas 16 (4 games), NIT (5 games), NCAA (5 or 6 games
To happy, and drunk, to post tonight, but the tentative calculation is 1918. Y'all can check my spidey accounting skills tomorrow for an official tally.
Career high 38 puts Alex in striking distance of No. 3
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
4. Alex Hamilton (2012-2016) 1918
5. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
6. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
7. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1770
8. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
9. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
10. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
11. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
12. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
13. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
14. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
15. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
16. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
17. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
18. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
19. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
20. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
21. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
22. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
23. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
24. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
25. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
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
Erik McCree (2014-2016) 852
To catch Randy White (#3 all-time)
2 games: Avg 14.5
3 games: 9.67
4 games: 7.25
To catch McConathy (#2 all-time)
2 games: 57.5/game
3 games: 38.33/game
4 games: 28.75/game
5 games: 23/game
6 games: 19.2/game
7 games: 16.4/game
8 games: 14.4/game
9 games: 12.8/game
To catch Mike Green (#1 all-time)
9 games: 46.9/game
Potential Games
2 Regular Season
3 C-USA Tournament
CIT (5 games), CBI (5 or 6 games), Vegas 16 (4 games), NIT (5 games), NCAA (5 or 6 games
His season average is now up to 19.5To catch Randy White (#3 all-time)
2 games: Avg 14.5
3 games: 9.67
4 games: 7.25
To catch McConathy (#2 all-time)
2 games: 57.5/game
3 games: 38.33/game
4 games: 28.75/game
5 games: 23/game
6 games: 19.2/game
7 games: 16.4/game
8 games: 14.4/game
9 games: 12.8/game
To catch Mike Green (#1 all-time)
9 games: 46.9/game
Potential Games
2 Regular Season
3 C-USA Tournament
CIT (5 games), CBI (5 or 6 games), Vegas 16 (4 games), NIT (5 games), NCAA (5 or 6 games
Jumped to No. 3 tonight
1951
Hoping he has a chance to get to 2000
I am on IPad in a bar in Longview. Will do official tomorrow
Alex is No. 3 all-time scorer. 71 points in two games puts a dent in it in a hurry.
1. Mike Green (1969-1973) 2340
2. Mike McConathy (1973-1977) 2033
3. Alex Hamilton (2012-2016) 1951
4. Randy White (1985-1989) 1947
5. Anthony Dade (1988-1992) 1867
6. Gerrod Henderson (1998-2002) 1829
7. Raheem Appleby (2011-2015) 1770
8. Karl Malone (1982-1985) 1716
9. Paul Millsap (2003-2006) 1708
10. Kyle Gibson (2006-2010) 1677
11. L.V. Norris (1951-1955) 1619
12. Lanky Wells (1973-1977) 1608
13. Billy Wiggins (1952-1956) 1566
14. Dave Simmons (1977-1981) 1563
15. Antonio Meeking (1999-2003) 1541
16. George Corley (1967-1971) 1517
17. Jackie Moreland (1957-1960) 1491
18. Lonnie Cooper (1995-1999) 1451
19. Victor King (1975-1979) 1420
20. Jerry Hood (1961-1965) 1403
21. Charlie Bishop (1966-1970) 1398
22. Ray Germany (1956-1960) 1393
23. Robert Godbolt (1983-1987) 1386
24. Chester Coker (1951-1955) 1334
25. Joe Abendroth (1960-1964) 1298
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
Erik McCree (2014-2016) 872
To catch McConathy (#2 all-time)
1 games: 82 points (would set NCAA record for most points vs DI opponent)
2 games: 41/game
3 games: 27.3/game
4 games: 20.5/game
5 games: 16.4/game
6 games: 13.7/game
7 games: 11.7/game
8 games: 10.25/game
To catch Mike Green (#1 all-time)
8 games: 48.625/game
Potential Games
2 Regular Season
3 C-USA Tournament
CIT (5 games), CBI (5 or 6 games), Vegas 16 (4 games), NIT (5 games), NCAA (5 or 6 games
I sure would like to see him pass McConathy. It might tone down this hero worship some seem to have for the coach of another in state team.
Is he related to Dr. Terri McConathy?
Ya mean like the kind pigtails gets on this forum?
Well, there is a HUGE difference between pigtails and Opie. He is a class act, a class individual. The kind of person you want influencing young people, and representing your organization. Can't help it if another school in the state recognized all those qualities and his own alma mater did not.
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