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Perry Ellis Career Scoring and Rebounding
8 years 8 months ago #5799
by Bayhawk
The end is nothing; the road is all.
-- Jules Michelet
Great photo HE!!! The way the pic is cropped, I can't see exactly what it is on which the good Dr. Allen is standing; a peach basket I'm guessing, 
--RC
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The end is nothing; the road is all.
-- Jules Michelet
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8 years 8 months ago #5920
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
All that is left is the NCAA Tournament, so we will be holding on "at least 1" for each update until KU is no longer playing.
As of today there is at least 1 game left in Perry's KU career.
A possible 6 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's B12T title win against WVU, Perry recorded:
17 points
5 rebounds
He needs
29 more points to pass Kirk Hinrich for 10th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.7 PPG season average, he will need at least 2 more games to pass Kirk.
FWIW, he has scored 20, 22, 21, 20 and 17 his last five games (20 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up for 6 more games!!!
(BTW, if KU gets to the NC game, at 16.7 PPG he could end up as high as #6!)
(He would need to average over 27.3 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.)
He is still 13th in rebounding, 1 behind Dave Robisch.
If he plays to his 5.9 RPG season average, he will need 1 game to pass Dave.
He will need 5 games (26 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
), but
Scot in 10th place (36 away) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to an average of 6.17 RPG. Not looking good for him making that one, though, as he never has been a big rebounding machine. I wonder if he can average a double double the rest of the way?
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERSNB: I added SCORING RANK to this table so you could see who were the best at doing both. As CorpusJayhawk pointed out earlier, only Danny, Nick and Raef are Top 10 in both lists. If you looked at who are in the Top 15 in both categories, you would then include Clyde, Perry and Dave Robisch. And again, the ONLY reason Wilt is not Top 10 in both is that he only played two years, a total of 48 games. With his KU leading career averages of 29.9 PPG and 18.3 RPG, he would have easily been Top 10 in both (a projected 2nd in scoring and 1st in rebounding) if he stayed for his senior year.
Best of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
As of today there is at least 1 game left in Perry's KU career.
A possible 6 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's B12T title win against WVU, Perry recorded:
17 points
5 rebounds
He needs
29 more points to pass Kirk Hinrich for 10th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.7 PPG season average, he will need at least 2 more games to pass Kirk.
FWIW, he has scored 20, 22, 21, 20 and 17 his last five games (20 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up for 6 more games!!!
(BTW, if KU gets to the NC game, at 16.7 PPG he could end up as high as #6!)
(He would need to average over 27.3 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.)
He is still 13th in rebounding, 1 behind Dave Robisch.
If he plays to his 5.9 RPG season average, he will need 1 game to pass Dave.
He will need 5 games (26 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
Scot in 10th place (36 away) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to an average of 6.17 RPG. Not looking good for him making that one, though, as he never has been a big rebounding machine. I wonder if he can average a double double the rest of the way?
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
RANK NAME PPG POINTS
1 Danny Manning 20.1 2951
2 Nick Collison 14.8 2097
3 Raef LaFrentz 15.8 2066
4 Clyde Lovellette 24.7 1979
5 Sherron Collins 13.2 1888
6 Darnell Valentine 15.4 1821
7 Keith Langford 13.3 1812
8 Paul Pierce 16.4 1768
9 Dave Robisch 21.1 1754
10 Kirk Hinrich 12.4 1753
11 PERRY ELLIS 12.3 1725 thru B12T final
12 Kevin Pritchard 12.2 1692
13 Mark Randall 12.3 1627
14 Wayne Simien 15.0 1593
15 Tyshawn Taylor 10.8 1580KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERS
RANK NAME RPG REBS SCORING RANK
1 Danny Manning 8.1 1187 1
2 Raef LaFrentz 9.1 1186 3
3 Nick Collison 8.0 1143 2
4 Bill Bridges 13.9 1081 51
5 Eric Chenowith 6.7 933 30
6 Drew Gooden 9.2 905 19
7 Wayne Simien 8.3 884 14
8 Wilt Chamberlain 18.3 877 24
9 Cole Aldrich 7.7 860 49
10 Scot Pollard 6.6 850 34
11 Clyde Lovellette 10.5 839 4
12 Dave Robisch 9.8 815 9
13 PERRY ELLIS 5.8 814 11 thru B12T final
14 Greg Ostertag 6.1 770 na
15 Thomas Robinson 7.3 763 naBest of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #6433
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
As of today there is at least 1 game left in Perry's KU career.
A possible 5 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against Austin Peay, Perry recorded:
21 points
2 rebounds
He needs 8 more points to pass Kirk Hinrich for 10th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.8 PPG season average, he will pass Kirk in 1 more game.
FWIW, he has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17 and 21 his last six games (20.2 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
(BTW, if KU gets to the NC game, at 16.8 PPG he could end up as high as #6!)
(He would need to average over 28.6 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.)
He passed Dave Robisch.for 12th place on the all-time rebounding list.
If he plays to his 5.8 RPG season average, he will need 5 games (24 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
), but
Scot in 10th place (34 away) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to an average of 7.0 RPG. Not looking good for him making that one, though, as he never has been a big rebounding machine.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERSNB: I added SCORING RANK to this table so you could see who were the best at doing both. As CorpusJayhawk pointed out earlier, only Danny, Nick and Raef are Top 10 in both lists. If you looked at who are in the Top 15 in both categories, you would then include Clyde, Perry and Dave Robisch. And again, the ONLY reason Wilt is not Top 10 in both is that he only played two years, a total of 48 games. With his KU leading career averages of 29.9 PPG and 18.3 RPG, he would have easily been Top 10 in both (a projected 2nd in scoring and 1st in rebounding) if he stayed for his senior year.
Best of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
A possible 5 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against Austin Peay, Perry recorded:
21 points
2 rebounds
He needs 8 more points to pass Kirk Hinrich for 10th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.8 PPG season average, he will pass Kirk in 1 more game.
FWIW, he has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17 and 21 his last six games (20.2 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
(BTW, if KU gets to the NC game, at 16.8 PPG he could end up as high as #6!)
(He would need to average over 28.6 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.)
He passed Dave Robisch.for 12th place on the all-time rebounding list.
If he plays to his 5.8 RPG season average, he will need 5 games (24 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
Scot in 10th place (34 away) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to an average of 7.0 RPG. Not looking good for him making that one, though, as he never has been a big rebounding machine.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
RANK NAME PPG POINTS
1 Danny Manning 20.1 2951
2 Nick Collison 14.8 2097
3 Raef LaFrentz 15.8 2066
4 Clyde Lovellette 24.7 1979
5 Sherron Collins 13.2 1888
6 Darnell Valentine 15.4 1821
7 Keith Langford 13.3 1812
8 Paul Pierce 16.4 1768
9 Dave Robisch 21.1 1754
10 Kirk Hinrich 12.4 1753
11 PERRY ELLIS 12.4 1746 thru G1
12 Kevin Pritchard 12.2 1692
13 Mark Randall 12.3 1627
14 Wayne Simien 15.0 1593
15 Tyshawn Taylor 10.8 1580KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERS
RANK NAME RPG REBS SCORING RANK
1 Danny Manning 8.1 1187 1
2 Raef LaFrentz 9.1 1186 3
3 Nick Collison 8.0 1143 2
4 Bill Bridges 13.9 1081 51
5 Eric Chenowith 6.7 933 30
6 Drew Gooden 9.2 905 19
7 Wayne Simien 8.3 884 14
8 Wilt Chamberlain 18.3 877 24
9 Cole Aldrich 7.7 860 49
10 Scot Pollard 6.6 850 34
11 Clyde Lovellette 10.5 839 4
12 PERRY ELLIS 5.8 816 11 thru G1
13 Dave Robisch 9.8 815 9
14 Greg Ostertag 6.1 770 na
15 Thomas Robinson 7.3 763 naBest of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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8 years 8 months ago #6444
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
He passed Robisch in rebounding, but is still 8 points shy of passing Hinrich. Should happen Saturday, but I'm taking nothing for granted.
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #6697
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
As of today -- after the UConn win -- there is at least 1 game left in Perry's KU career.
A possible 4 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against UConn, Perry recorded:
21 points
8 rebounds
He passed both Kirk Hinrich and Dave Robisch for 9th place all-time in KU scoring.
Perry has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17, 21 and 21 his last seven games (20.3 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
He needs 2 more points to pass Paul Pierce for 8th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.9 PPG season average, he will pass Paul in 1 more game.
He could pass Keith Langford for 7th place in 3 more games.
He could pass Darnell Valentine for 6th place in 4 more games.
He would need to average over 30.5 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.
In rebounds, if he plays to his 5.9 RPG season average, he will need 3 more games (16 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
), but
passing Scot in 10th place (26 away to tie) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to at least 6.75 RPG for 4 more games.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERSNB: I added SCORING RANK to this table so you could see who were the best at doing both. As CorpusJayhawk pointed out earlier, only Danny, Nick and Raef are Top 10 in both lists. If you looked at who are in the Top 15 in both categories, you would then include Clyde, Perry and Dave Robisch. And again, the ONLY reason Wilt is not Top 10 in both is that he only played two years, a total of 48 games. With his KU leading career averages of 29.9 PPG and 18.3 RPG, he would have easily been Top 10 in both (a projected 2nd in scoring and 1st in rebounding) if he stayed for his senior year.
Best of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
A possible 4 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against UConn, Perry recorded:
21 points
8 rebounds
He passed both Kirk Hinrich and Dave Robisch for 9th place all-time in KU scoring.
Perry has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17, 21 and 21 his last seven games (20.3 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
He needs 2 more points to pass Paul Pierce for 8th place (see below).
If he plays to his 16.9 PPG season average, he will pass Paul in 1 more game.
He could pass Keith Langford for 7th place in 3 more games.
He could pass Darnell Valentine for 6th place in 4 more games.
He would need to average over 30.5 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.
In rebounds, if he plays to his 5.9 RPG season average, he will need 3 more games (16 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
passing Scot in 10th place (26 away to tie) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to at least 6.75 RPG for 4 more games.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, these are the folks standing in Perry's path to the KUMBB Top 10 in Career Points and Career Rebounds.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
RANK & NAME PPG POINTS
1 Danny Manning 20.1 2951
2 Nick Collison 14.8 2097
3 Raef LaFrentz 15.8 2066
4 Clyde Lovellette 24.7 1979
5 Sherron Collins 13.2 1888
6 Darnell Valentine 15.4 1821* *new target to pass
7 Keith Langford 13.3 1812
8 Paul Pierce 16.4 1768
9 PERRY ELLIS 12.4 1767 thru G2
10 Dave Robisch 21.1 1754
11 Kirk Hinrich 12.4 1753
12 Kevin Pritchard 12.2 1692
13 Mark Randall 12.3 1627
14 Wayne Simien 15.0 1593
15 Tyshawn Taylor 10.8 1580KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERS
RANK & NAME RPG REBS SCORING RANK
1 Danny Manning 8.1 1187 1
2 Raef LaFrentz 9.1 1186 3
3 Nick Collison 8.0 1143 2
4 Bill Bridges 13.9 1081 51
5 Eric Chenowith 6.7 933 30
6 Drew Gooden 9.2 905 19
7 Wayne Simien 8.3 884 14
8 Wilt Chamberlain 18.3 877 24
9 Cole Aldrich 7.7 860 49
10 Scot Pollard 6.6 850* 34 *target to pass
11 Clyde Lovellette 10.5 839 4
12 PERRY ELLIS 5.8 824 9 thru G2
13 Dave Robisch 9.8 815 10
14 Greg Ostertag 6.1 770 na
15 Thomas Robinson 7.3 763 naBest of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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8 years 8 months ago #7059
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
As of today -- after the Sweet 16 win against Maryland -- there is at least 1 game left in Perry's KU career.
A possible 3 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against Maryland, Perry recorded:
27 points (a season high!)
5 rebounds
He passed Paul Pierce for 8th place all-time in KU scoring.
Perry has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17, 21, 21 and 27 his last eight games (21.1 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
He needs 19 more points to pass Keith Langford for 7th place (see below).
If he plays to his 17.2 PPG season average, he will pass Keith in 2 more games.
At his recent PPG, he could pass Keith in just 1 game.
He could pass Darnell Valentine for 6th place with 28 more points -- 2 more games, barring a new season high against 'Nova. (Please, Jay, try to defend him with one man like Mark did! Please!)
He would need to average over 31.7 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.
In rebounds, if he plays to his 5.8 RPG season average, he will need 2 more games (11 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
), but
passing Scot in 10th place (21 away to tie) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to at least 7.4 RPG for 3 more games.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, here is where Perry stands in the pantheon of KUMBB Career Scorers and Rebounders.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERSNB: I added SCORING RANK to this table so you could see who were the best at doing both. As CorpusJayhawk pointed out earlier, only Danny, Nick and Raef are Top 10 in both lists. If you looked at who are in the Top 15 in both categories, you would then include Clyde, Perry and Dave Robisch. And again, the ONLY reason Wilt is not Top 10 in both is that he only played two years, a total of 48 games. With his KU leading career averages of 29.9 PPG and 18.3 RPG, he would have easily been Top 10 in both -- a projected 2nd in scoring and 1st in rebounding -- if he stayed for his senior year.
Best of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
A possible 3 games remain (yes, please, and thank you!)
In KU's NCAAT win against Maryland, Perry recorded:
27 points (a season high!)
5 rebounds
He passed Paul Pierce for 8th place all-time in KU scoring.
Perry has scored 20, 22, 21, 20, 17, 21, 21 and 27 his last eight games (21.1 PPG), and it would be so great to see him keep that up the rest of the way!!!
He needs 19 more points to pass Keith Langford for 7th place (see below).
If he plays to his 17.2 PPG season average, he will pass Keith in 2 more games.
At his recent PPG, he could pass Keith in just 1 game.
He could pass Darnell Valentine for 6th place with 28 more points -- 2 more games, barring a new season high against 'Nova.
(Please, Jay, try to defend him with one man like Mark did! Please!)He would need to average over 31.7 PPG through the NC game to pass Sherron Collins for the #5 spot.
In rebounds, if he plays to his 5.8 RPG season average, he will need 2 more games (11 rebounds) to pass Cumulus Clyde (RIP,
passing Scot in 10th place (21 away to tie) is still doable if he can up his rebounding production the rest of the way to at least 7.4 RPG for 3 more games.
Based on the 2015-16 MBB Media Guide and KUAD Cumulative Statistics for 2015-16, here is where Perry stands in the pantheon of KUMBB Career Scorers and Rebounders.
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
RANK & NAME PPG POINTS
1 Danny Manning 20.1 2951
2 Nick Collison 14.8 2097
3 Raef LaFrentz 15.8 2066
4 Clyde Lovellette 24.7 1979
5 Sherron Collins 13.2 1888
6 Darnell Valentine 15.4 1821* *new target to pass
7 Keith Langford 13.3 1812
8 PERRY ELLIS 12.5 1794 thru Sweet 16
9 Paul Pierce 16.4 1768
10 Dave Robisch 21.1 1754
11 Kirk Hinrich 12.4 1753
12 Kevin Pritchard 12.2 1692
13 Mark Randall 12.3 1627
14 Wayne Simien 15.0 1593
15 Tyshawn Taylor 10.8 1580KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERS
RANK & NAME RPG REBS SCORING RANK
1 Danny Manning 8.1 1187 1
2 Raef LaFrentz 9.1 1186 3
3 Nick Collison 8.0 1143 2
4 Bill Bridges 13.9 1081 51
5 Eric Chenowith 6.7 933 30
6 Drew Gooden 9.2 905 19
7 Wayne Simien 8.3 884 14
8 Wilt Chamberlain 18.3 877 24
9 Cole Aldrich 7.7 860 49
10 Scot Pollard 6.6 850* 34 *target to pass
11 Clyde Lovellette 10.5 839 4
12 PERRY ELLIS 5.8 829 8 thru Sweet 16
13 Dave Robisch 9.8 815 10
14 Greg Ostertag 6.1 770 na
15 Thomas Robinson 7.3 763 naBest of luck to you and your teammates, Perry!
BIG XII CHAMPIONS!
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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8 years 7 months ago #7232
by HawkErrant
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
In KU's NCAAT loss to Villanova, Perry recorded:
4 points (I think a season low?)
5 rebounds
He finishes his KU career 8th in scoring and 12th in rebounding.
Thank you, Perry, and best of luck as you leave Ol' KU!
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERSNB: I added SCORING RANK to this table so you could see who were the best at doing both. As CorpusJayhawk pointed out earlier, only Danny, Nick and Raef are Top 10 in both lists. If you looked at who are in the Top 15 in both categories, you would then include Clyde, Perry and Dave Robisch. And again, the ONLY reason Wilt is not Top 10 in both is that he only played two years, a total of 48 games. With his KU leading career averages of 29.9 PPG and 18.3 RPG, he would have easily been Top 10 in both -- a projected 2nd in scoring and 1st in rebounding -- if he stayed for his senior year.
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
4 points (I think a season low?)
5 rebounds
He finishes his KU career 8th in scoring and 12th in rebounding.
Thank you, Perry, and best of luck as you leave Ol' KU!
KU CAREER POINTS LEADERS
RANK & NAME PPG POINTS
1 Danny Manning 20.1 2951
2 Nick Collison 14.8 2097
3 Raef LaFrentz 15.8 2066
4 Clyde Lovellette 24.7 1979
5 Sherron Collins 13.2 1888
6 Darnell Valentine 15.4 1821
7 Keith Langford 13.3 1812
8 PERRY ELLIS 12.5 1798
9 Paul Pierce 16.4 1768
10 Dave Robisch 21.1 1754
11 Kirk Hinrich 12.4 1753
12 Kevin Pritchard 12.2 1692
13 Mark Randall 12.3 1627
14 Wayne Simien 15.0 1593
15 Tyshawn Taylor 10.8 1580KU CAREER REBOUNDS LEADERS
RANK & NAME RPG REBS SCORING RANK
1 Danny Manning 8.1 1187 1
2 Raef LaFrentz 9.1 1186 3
3 Nick Collison 8.0 1143 2
4 Bill Bridges 13.9 1081 51
5 Eric Chenowith 6.7 933 30
6 Drew Gooden 9.2 905 19
7 Wayne Simien 8.3 884 14
8 Wilt Chamberlain 18.3 877 24
9 Cole Aldrich 7.7 860 49
10 Scot Pollard 6.6 850 34
11 Clyde Lovellette 10.5 839 4
12 PERRY ELLIS 5.8 834 8
13 Dave Robisch 9.8 815 10
14 Greg Ostertag 6.1 770 na
15 Thomas Robinson 7.3 763 naROCK CHALK JAYHAWK KU!
Clyde Lovellette and Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen
(Who knew Doc was so tall?!?)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain "Innocents Abroad"
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