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RE: Gary Clark - Where Does He Stand All-Time?
(01-19-2018 01:24 PM)Lush Wrote:  i call lance, mini triple double. stuffs stat sheets on a nightly bases. never shoulda left indy.

i'm surprised danny and kenyon aren't higher on the rebounding list. i know danny lost a year and kenyon was a bit limited his freshman year, but still

If Danny would have stayed for his senior season he would have finished with ~1200 (assuming he got his 9 rebound a game average from the two years prior). Its pretty spectacular when you considered he shared the boards with Art Long who was grabbing 7.5-8 boards a game himself those years.

Kenyon's numbers would have been better had he been able to play more his freshman year. He only averaged his 10 minutes a game that year.
 
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