Can you name this player?

My first instinct is to conclude it has to be in the modern era to get a player to the 100-game threshold. My second instinct is to conclude it would have had to have happened under Roy or Self, since only they would have had the necessary 4-straight seasons of astronomically high winning ball.

Tyrel would certainly be one of my first guesses, per JR's astute nomination, since the '07-'11 era was elite. But I'm going to go with Raef LaFrentz as my candidate, since he played during a great stretch run from '94-'98 (when KU went 123-17). I'm thinking perhaps Raef started in more games than Tyrel, and participated in more wins?

Raef LaFrentz from this corner.

Hmmmm...

Did CB McGrath actually play in 100 games, per your opening question? He only put up 65 total shots over his entire 4-year career, and the stats sites don't even show his minutes per game.

Maybe he gets the title with an asterisk, but for those who actually saw true playing time on the court, it looks from your list like it was Tyrel by a narrow whisker over Raef, followed by Elijah.

I'm also just a "tad" surprised that Tyrel played in more games (one) than Raef, since Raef was a "sure thing" immediate starter while Tyrel had to prove himself. But perhaps my memory is getting rusty...

Regardless, that was fun! (And I always trust JRhawk to come up with very solid responses...)

CB McGrath?

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