2012-2013 stat watch

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Fri Nov 09, 2012 12:39 pm

No More Scott Thomas Watch. Now we can watch the likes of Jordan Crawford, Cam Black and Au'stun Calhoun move up the charts.

SCORING 1000 PT CLUB
We have 39 now in the club
Crawford has 733 and needs just 267 to join the group. Thats an average of 8.6 per game.
If he had just his average from last year he would end up with 1083 passing Dave Esterkamp for 33rd all time.
Calhoun has 853 and needs just 147 to join the group. Thats an average of 4.7 per game.
If he had just his average from last year he would end up with 1275 passing Scott Thomas for 21st all time.

REBOUNDS
Calhoun has 375. If he stuck with his average he would get to 557 and not crack the top 15.

STEALS
Crawford has 129. He needs 14 to crack the top 10. If he stuck with his average he would end with 178, 5th all time.

ASSISTS
Crawford has 334 placing him 8th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 482, 4th all time.

BLOCKS
Black has 69 total. He needs just 14 to crack the top ten. With his average he should finish this season 2nd all time in career blocks.

All of these are easily doable as we lose 26 points in scoring. Black might have the toughest route as he will likely share time with Holmes.

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Tue Dec 04, 2012 11:47 am

Calhoun needs just 14 points to get to 1000. Should get there next game or the next.

Crawford has 145 career steals. That puts him in the top 10 all time passing Joe Moore. With 5 steals he will move to 8th passing Nate Miller and Keith Taylor.

Crawford is currently 8 assists behind Brian Miller for 7th all time.

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Fri Dec 21, 2012 11:35 am

SCORING 1000 PT CLUB
We have 40 now in the club
Calhoun has 1007. If he maintains his average he would end up with 1315. Thats good for 19th all time.

Crawford has 890. If he keeps at his current pace that will put him at 1204 good for 27th all time (assuming Calhoun passes that number).

REBOUNDS
Calhoun has 443. He's on pace to end his career around 579, 21 short of the number needed to crack the top ten.

STEALS
Crawford has 148, tied for 9th with Keith Taylor. If he stuck with his average he would end with 186, 5th all time and just 7 shy of 4th place, 13 shy of 3rd and 15 shy of 2nd. It's not unreasonable with a run in the tourney that he could be second all time in steals at BG.

ASSISTS
Crawford has 373 placing him 7th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 451, 4th all time.

BLOCKS
Black has 78 total. He needs just 5 to crack the top ten. With his average he should finish this season with 96, 6th all time in blocks. If he maintained that average next year as well he would finish second all time in blocks.

None of the above are having statistically incredible years that would put them in the all time per year numbers. The exception on the team is newcomer Richaun Holmes. He has 23 already and is on pace for 69 blocks for the year. That would be the best number ever at BG...or since they have been recording it atleast back to 1972. (I am pretty sure Big Nate would be up there). He is on pace to finish his career with 207 blocks. About 50 more then the best ever recorded at BG.

BGWriter · Post by **BGWriter** » Fri Dec 21, 2012 8:56 pm

Too bad Calhoun couldn't have made one more free throw tonight...maybe they'll pull it out in OT after blowing a 7 point lead with 42 seconds to go.

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Mon Jan 14, 2013 10:35 am

SCORING 1000 PT CLUB
We have 40 now in the club
Calhoun has 1089, Good for 33rd all time. If he maintains his average he would end up with 1356 tied for 18th all time with Nate Thurmond.

Crawford has 975. He should join the club in a game or 2. If he keeps at his current pace that will put him at 1249 all time, tied with Jay Larranaga for 23rd all time(assuming Calhoun passes that number).

REBOUNDS
Calhoun has 489. He's on pace to end his career around 618, 15th all time.

STEALS
Crawford has 155, 8th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 184, 5th all time and just 7 shy of 4th place, 13 shy of 3rd and 15 shy of 2nd. It's not unreasonable with a run in the tourney that he could be second all time in steals at BG.

ASSISTS
Crawford has 392 placing him 5th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 458, 4th all time. He needs just 4 to pass Rosie Barnes for 4th.

BLOCKS
Black has 81 total. He needs just 2 to crack the top ten. With his average he should finish this season with 95, 6th all time in blocks. If he maintained that average next year as well he would finish second all time in blocks however.....

None of the above are having statistically incredible years that would put them in the all time per year numbers. The exception on the team is newcomer Richaun Holmes. He has 43 already (good for the 6th best season ever) and is on pace for 92 blocks for the year. That would be the best number ever at BG...or since they have been recording it atleast back to 1972. (I am pretty sure Big Nate would be up there). He is on pace to finish his career with 275 blocks.

The current record per season is 59. For a career it's 159.

MarkL · Post by **MarkL** » Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:28 pm

Holmes is really good and I hope he sees some more PT. I hope a silver lining of a thinning roster is getting him more PT to block more shots and develop his complete game. His ceiling is really high, he could be scary good for us.

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 12:34 pm

SCORING 1000 PT CLUB
We have 41 now in the club
Calhoun has 1138, Good for 29th all time. If he maintains his average he would end up with 1360 passing Nate Thurmond for 18th all time.

Crawford has 1026. If he keeps at his current pace that will put him at 1254 for a career, passing Jay Larranaga for 23rd all time(assuming Calhoun passes that number) and ending just 7 points behind Scott Thomas.

REBOUNDS
Calhoun has 514. He's on pace to end his career around 622, 15th all time.

STEALS
Crawford has 162, tied with Antonio Daniels for 6th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 188, 5th all time and just 5 shy of 4th place, 11 shy of 3rd and 13 shy of 2nd. It's not unreasonable with a run in the tourney that he could be second all time in steals at BG.

ASSISTS
Crawford has 405 placing him 4th all time. If he stuck with his average he would end with 460, 4th all time. He needs 529 for 3rd.

BLOCKS
Black has 87 total. This puts him as 8th on the all time career list. With his average he should finish this season with 101, 6th all time in blocks. If he maintained that average next year as well he would finish second all time in blocks however.....

None of the above are having statistically incredible years that would put them in the all time per year numbers. The exception on the team is newcomer Richaun Holmes. He has 50 already (good for the 4th best season ever) and is on pace for 88 blocks for the year. That would be the best number ever at BG...or since they have been recording it atleast back to 1972. (I am pretty sure Big Nate would be up there). He is on pace to finish his career with 267 blocks.

The current record for a season is 59. For a career it's 159.

BleedOrange · Post by **BleedOrange** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:48 pm

It's reasonable to say that in Holmes we have one of the best shot blockers in the country.

If you have NOT been following BG hoops as long as I have, you cannot know how satisfying a feeling that is.

Flipper · Post by **Flipper** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:10 pm

Math check: if Holmes is a soph on a pace to 88 blocks in one year...how is he going to get 267? 88*3 is 240+24 , that equals 264. Why are you giving him an extra three blocks? I'm as excited about this as anyone...but let's not get overwhelmed to the point that we're fudging numbers

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:12 pm

Flipper wrote:Math check: if Holmes is a soph on a pace to 88 blocks in one year...how is he going to get 267? 88*3 is 240+24 , that equals 264. Why are you giving him an extra three blocks? I'm as excited about this as anyone...but let's not get overwhelmed to the point that we're fudging numbers

I rounded one and didn't round the other. He is on pace for 88.8 blocks.

Flipper · Post by **Flipper** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:39 pm

.8 of a block means he got a pretty big piece of the ball....I'll bet they give it to him, especially at home.

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:51 pm

Crawford might finish top five in steals and assists and top 25 in scoring. That's a legit career.

hammb · Post by **hammb** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 3:05 pm

Globetrotter wrote:Crawford might finish top five in steals and assists and top 25 in scoring. That's a legit career.

And going away #1 all time in Turnovers, I'm betting?

And if he's top 25 in scoring, I bet he's top 10 all time in shots taken.

guest44 · Post by **guest44** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 4:08 pm

Where does James Erger and Luke Kraus rank in terms of FG and 3pt. FG %?

Globetrotter · Post by **Globetrotter** » Thu Jan 24, 2013 4:26 pm

hammb wrote:
Globetrotter wrote:Crawford might finish top five in steals and assists and top 25 in scoring. That's a legit career.
And going away #1 all time in Turnovers, I'm betting?

And if he's top 25 in scoring, I bet he's top 10 all time in shots taken.

Maybe. His career 42% FG% is close to top 25 all timers
McLeod: .426
Komives: .437
Thurmond: .431
Thomas: .423
Larranaga: .420
Montgomery: .418
Gerber: .411
Bianchi: .391

For some reason they don't keep all time turn over numbers but McCleod might have been comparable. He was at 3.1 a game his senior year.

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