All i remember is he made a big time 3 to send the game to overtime, and we still lost the game. Was also the first game for david vaughn. Both guys were very impressive.
According to this article, he had
18 points, 15 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals and 4 blocks.
http://coachgeorgeraveling.com/see-a-penny-pick-it-up/
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We exchanged a quick high-five before he hit me with, “Can you imagine a 6-foot-7 player that is a combo of Chibbs (Kenny Anderson’s nickname) and Malik, a point guard with lightning quickness who also had the size, skills and understanding to play shooting guard and small forward, and just devastate from anywhere on the court?”
I don’t remember my exact response, but it was probably along the lines of, “That would be crazy, and I’d love to see it.”
“Have you seen the kid they call Penny, from Memphis?” he asked me.
When I mentioned that I’d heard about him in recruiting talk and player rankings, but hadn’t seen him play yet, he smiled as wide as the Grand Canyon. Walking away, he left me with these parting words, nodding up and down.
“Wait until you see that kid from Memphis. I’m telling you. Just wait! They call him Penny. But he’s a Thousand Dollar Bill!”
In early December of 1991, I got my first glimpse. And everything I’d been told was undeniably confirmed on the night of his NCAA debut, as he collected 18 points, 15 rebounds, 4 blocks, 4 steals and 6 assists against DePaul.