'Cat Career Stats - Post Maryland

Dugan15

Freshman
Apr 20, 2005
2,067
95
31
Well that was a kick in the pants. Great effort, but we have to "Make Shots" - As the students in the bleachers used to wear.

I wonder how many times we have had 2 players on our roster with over 1,000 career points, who while both were active for a game, combined to score 6 points.

Bryant McIntosh -

GS - 50 - T47th (Charles Howell, Dewey Williams, Kip Kirkpatrick, Tim Teasley)
Minutes - 1,776 - 57th (Lucius Reece)
Points - 679 - T67th (Jake Fendley)
FGM - 248 - T68th (Michael Jenkins I)
FGA - 570 - 74th (Barry Hentz)
3ptFGM - 71 - 24th (Mohamed Hachad)
FTM - 112 - T87th (Kip Kirkpatrick)
Def. Reb. - 130 - 42nd (Geno Carlisle)
Steals - 30 - T70th (Chris Berg, Davide Curletti) - Not exactly the names you'd expect BMac to be next to.
Turnovers - 134 - 40th (Jason Burke)

Tre Demps -

GS - 61 - 41st (Ben Johnson)
Points - 1,297 - 16th (Craig Moore)
FTA - 268 - T44th (Walker Lambiotte)
Off. Reb. - 58 - 30th (Aron Molnar, Alex Marcotullio)
Tot. Reb. - 310 - 65th (Chuck Brandt)
Steals - 38 - T62nd (Brian Chamberlain, Don Polite, Rex Walters)

Sanjay Lumpkin -

GP - 89 - T63rd (Collier Drayton)
GS - 78 - T25th (Elliot Fullen, Kevin Coble)
Tot. Reb. - 406 - 36th (Bob Grady)
Assists - 95 - T72nd (Reggie Hearn)
Steals - 71 - T39th (Cedric Neloms)

Aaron Falzon -

GS - 17 - T101st
3ptFGM - 44 - 41st (Rob Ross)
Off. Reb. - 24 - T57th (M. Moran, Michael Thompson I)

Scottie Lindsey -

Off. Reb. - 22 - T60th (Nathan Taphorn)
Def. Reb. - 99 - T49th (Michael Jenkins II)

Joey van Zegeren -

Off. Reb. - 29 - T51st (Matthew Purdy)
Blocks - 20 - T41st (Kip Kirkpatrick, Sterling Williams, Tim Doyle, Mike Turner)

Dererk Pardon -

Off. Reb. - 21 - T62nd (Craig Duerksen, Nikola Cerina, Mike Turner)
Def. Reb. - 27 - T78th (Jimmy Maley)

Alex Olah -

GP - 110 - T26th (Brian Schwabe, Jeff Grose)
 

PURPLECAT88

All-Conference
Feb 4, 2003
7,892
1,062
113
Dugan, you have 9 categories for McIntosh, but not assists. That's the one where he really should be climbing the charts.

Thanks, as always for the numbers.
 

Kelly_32_rivals

All-American
Dec 12, 2004
9,832
5,443
0
SEASON ASSISTS
1. Tim Doyle - 157
2. Patrick Baldwin - 154
3. Bryant McIntosh - 150 (Freshman)
4. Michael Thompson - 147
5. Bryant McIntosh - 142 (Soph)

CAREER ASSISTS
1. Michael Thompson - 528
2. Patrick Baldwin - 452
3. Shawn Watts - 379
4. Michael Jenkins - 342
5. Tim Doyle - 341
6. Dave Sobolewski - 334
7. Craig Moore - 308
8. John Shurna - 295
9. Julian Bonner - 293
10. Bryant McIntosh - 292
 

Medill90

Junior
Jan 30, 2011
6,910
321
0
So, that's pretty amazing...he'll probably be top 5 before his sophomore year ends.
 

Kelly_32_rivals

All-American
Dec 12, 2004
9,832
5,443
0
If he maintains his average he should pass Watts this year.

Question is whether or not he can catch Mateen Cleeves.
 

PURPLECAT88

All-Conference
Feb 4, 2003
7,892
1,062
113
Thanks, Kelly. It'll be fun when he passes Coach Baldwin next year. He might even get Juice by the end of 2016-17. Doyle's season record looks like a joke
 
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Dugan15

Freshman
Apr 20, 2005
2,067
95
31
Purple: My m.o. has been to only cite the stats when the pass someone else. (I admit it is a silly distinction). Bryant's 4 assists the other night took him from 288 to 292 but kept him in 10th place. But, as Kelly notes, Julian Bonner and John Shurna are in striking distance.