Which former KY player fell down the most

[kyboss360]

Originally posted by docholiday51:

Originally posted by flacat22:

Originally posted by Smashcat:
Magloire by far.

but to his credit, there were usually one or two of the guys in different colored jerseys going with him.

and at least one of them was in a half nelson or an abdominal stretch

+1

 

[Runt#1969]

Originally posted by docholiday51:

..... and at least one of them was in a half nelson or an abdominal stretch

 

[Waterview Catfan]

That Wojo pic never fails to crack me up!

 

[KopiKat]

Originally posted by BluegrassBaron:
Jared Prickett sure fell down a bunch, along with missing about 1,000 layups. He would have been our all time leading scorer if he could have just hit layups. No joke.






This post was edited on 1/9 7:54 PM by BluegrassBaron

I hear ya, but Prickett wouldn't have reached 1700 pts. even if he had hit 100% of all the 2-pt shots he had ever missed, much less just all of the lay ups so . . . Either way he wouldn't have even reached the top 10. That doesn't mean he wasn't a decent ball player in many areas. For his career he was better than 50% from the field
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Say what you want about him. Prickett #5 all time in steals. One of the most perplexing stats in all-time UK lore. Not trying to hijack a thread about great stumblers. Can't believe there hasn't been any Chuck Verderber love yet.

 

[Waterview Catfan]

Wow, Verderber, haven't thought about him for a long time. Can't remember, was that late Hall years or early Sutton?

 

[BlueBleedingMarine]

Verderber was late Hall

 

[ukwazoo]

Goin with rob lock
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[KopiKat]

Originally posted by Waterview Catfan:
Wow, Verderber, haven't thought about him for a long time. Can't remember, was that late Hall years or early Sutton?

Chuck's freshman year was the season immediately after the '78 championship. So I guess you could say Verderber was a "late Hall" player but he started out during Hall's middle years as the UK coach. Joe B. coached 3 more seasons after Verderber left the program.

 

[musrat59]

I would have to go with Archie as it seemed every time he drove to the basket he fell.

 

[Dirk2Bowie]

PG- Saul Smith
SG- Archie Goodwin
SF- Ramone Harris
PF- Gimel Martinez
C- Rob Lock (#1 faller)
6th man- Prickett

 

[BigBlue4Three]

Originally posted by Kuhldaddy:
Us older fans know there positively is only one answer for this.
Rob freaking Lock
Spent most of the game on the floor {after each lay-up he missed}

This x 1000. Lob Rock, as we called, him spent half the season prostrate on the floor.

 

[IndyCat74]

Originally posted by Kuhldaddy:
Us older fans know there positively is only one answer for this.
Rob freaking Lock
Spent most of the game on the floor {after each lay-up he missed}

This is the time I truely started remembering UK basketbal, I was 10 the year he got there. I would think to myself, this guy clumsy. lol

 

[sonnyg333]

Odd post...

 

[Bluetick2100]

Levon Williams

 

[cats#1again]

Bledsoe
Every single time he drove the ball, bam, on the floor.

 

[arenk]

Ed Davender would fall every time he drove and it seemed as though he was always at the FT line.

 

[likelarry901]

All of you are wrong. Check out a center we had in 1984-85 named Robert Lock. This dude mopped the floor up.

 

[JumoJulep]

Barber, can't remember his first name. He played for Tubby and he fell way more than Archie.

 

[Flipflopsandsocks]

Ramon Harris

 

[anon_q409idbs5m40a]

Bledsoe would fall,down whildriving alot

I thought the same thing. I recall when someone on the board asked why he fell down so much.

 

[Dirk2Bowie]

Easily a two horse race with Lock edging out Prickett as they both collapse to the floor.

 

[wildcat_bigd]

How did this thread come back from 5 years ago is the biggest fall down I would say?

 

[Dirk2Bowie]

I believe I've been tricked! Billy Clyde must trump them all although most of his falling was into the pool or onto a coed.

 

[wildcat_bigd]

I mean what the hell? Obscure reference much?

 

[TeoJ]

Troll

 

[wildcat_bigd]

Troll

Is this meant for my reply,

 

[catswin]

MKG spent a lot of time on the deck, much of it as a result of effort, but he fell a lot.

MKG looked like he’d been shot when he would go down. I always thought our season was over when he would hit the ground. He’d be on the floor for 45 seconds and then would get up like nothing ever happened.

 

[Robcatt24]

Remember that epic battle between Rob Lock and David Robinson

 

[docholiday51]

Bledsoe played like he had Crisco on the bottoms of his shoes.

It was paint from the baseline he kept stepping on.

 

[docholiday51]

Whoever guarded Marivich for 3 years,kept getting faked out of his shoes.

 

[outlaw77]

Briscoe is the first that comes to mind for me. Me and my girl used to always joke about it

 

[Uk2k4]

Ramel Bradley. Always trying to draw the “and 1” or at least get to the stripe. Me and a buddy used to always joke that it didn’t matter win or lose, Ramel and Joe were gonna get their 20!

 

[KyFaninNC]

I vote for Andrew Harrison.

 

[gwjenning]

Ryan Harrow

 

[Soupbean]

I think Archie Goodwin fell down more than any former Cat, maybe he holds the NCAA record for most falls in one season. Are ther others you can remember?

At the time I described Archie as he played like he was running down a flight of stair. Got in such a lather to head to the bucket with his head down he lost all control.

 

[Soupbean]

I felt it would be Ramel Bradley, Eric Bledsoe, or Archie Goodwin.

Bledsoe is a good one. He looked like a new born colt for a while.

 

[ColonelCat_rivals376764]

Magloire by far.

this one^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[megablue]

I vote for Andrew Harrison.

I vote for Andrew Harrison, too.

 

[BlueVelvetFog]

Chad Scott

 

[Yardeth]

I would have to say it was Rob Lock, he was always on the ground. Archie went to the ground every drive trying to draw a foul. I don't count that. He went down on his own. I bumped into Rob Lock at J-Sutter's Mill on the dance floor and knocked him down and I only weighed 225 then, what a kitty!!