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Dion Dixon had a great habit of yelling “OOOHHH!” When he got fouled.

(02-07-2018 03:36 PM)BearcatMan Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:31 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:23 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:17 PM)Lush Wrote:  dion dixon can't be right at no. 26. plus juco numbers? or is there in bearcat lore another dion dixon?

Dixon was a 4 year Bearcat. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/pla...xon-1.html

say what? huh. man, sh!t's crazy. coulda sworn he was a juco

Jamaul Warren was a JUCO from around that time I think...he's the only one I could think off. Williams was a transfer from Texas, and those were the only two non-recruits I remember from the mid to late 00's. Maybe Jihad Muhammad too.

dion's class was one of mick's more impressive ones. the big east was losing steam towards the end, but it was still the big east. and i was never happier. god. that first year in the aac was heartbreaking. it was too good to be true

(02-08-2018 09:08 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:36 PM)BearcatMan Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:31 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:23 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(02-07-2018 03:17 PM)Lush Wrote:  dion dixon can't be right at no. 26. plus juco numbers? or is there in bearcat lore another dion dixon?

Dixon was a 4 year Bearcat. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/pla...xon-1.html

say what? huh. man, sh!t's crazy. coulda sworn he was a juco

Jamaul Warren was a JUCO from around that time I think...he's the only one I could think off. Williams was a transfer from Texas, and those were the only two non-recruits I remember from the mid to late 00's. Maybe Jihad Muhammad too.

dion's class was one of mick's more impressive ones. the big east was losing steam towards the end, but it was still the big east. and i was never happier. god. that first year in the aac was heartbreaking. it was too good to be true

Yeah, that class really set the foundation for where we are now and also got us the furthest we've been. Yancy, Cash, and Dixon all contributed relatively early (hell, there was an under-riding tone that Cash may have started sans ACL injury too) and often for their whole careers here.

Updated numbers for Gary and Jacob III. Career boards:

1. Oscar Robertson 1,338
2. Jack Twyman 1,242
3. Paul Hogue 1,088
4. Robert Miller 1,060
5. Gary Clark 1,038
6. Dwight Jones 983
7. Rick Roberson 945
8. Jim Ard 941
9. Connie Dierking 929
10. Yancy Gates 916
11. Jason Maxiell 908
12. George Wilson 888
12. Eric Hicks 888
14. Danny Fortson 873
15. Kenyon Martin 869

Career points (3 year players in bold):

1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Paul Hogue 1,391
18. Bobby Austin 1,385
19. Derrek Dickey 1,328
20. Levertis Robinson 1,320
21. Gary Clark 1,319
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Rick Roberson 1,196
33. Tom Thancker 1,152
34. Jim Holstein 1,146
35. George Wilson 1,124
36. Bill Lammert 1,119
36. Melvin Levett 1,119
38. Jacob Evans 1,102
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)
41. Ralph Davis 1,093

Updated numbers for Gary and Jacob III after tonight's loss. Gary moves into top 20 all time scoring.

Career boards:

1. Oscar Robertson 1,338
2. Jack Twyman 1,242
3. Paul Hogue 1,088
4. Robert Miller 1,060
5. Gary Clark 1,045
6. Dwight Jones 983
7. Rick Roberson 945
8. Jim Ard 941
9. Connie Dierking 929
10. Yancy Gates 916
11. Jason Maxiell 908
12. George Wilson 888
12. Eric Hicks 888
14. Danny Fortson 873
15. Kenyon Martin 869

Career points (3 year players in bold):

1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Paul Hogue 1,391
18. Bobby Austin 1,385
19. Gary Clark 1,332
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Rick Roberson 1,196
33. Tom Thancker 1,152
34. Jim Holstein 1,146
35. George Wilson 1,124
36. Bill Lammert 1,119
36. Melvin Levett 1,119
38. Jacob Evans 1,118
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)
41. Ralph Davis 1,093
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Gary Clark wins as Bearcat...99!

17-18 - 24
16-17 - 30
15-16 - 22
14-15 - 23

Updated numbers for Gary and Jacob III.

Career boards:

1. Oscar Robertson 1,338
2. Jack Twyman 1,242
3. Paul Hogue 1,088
4. Robert Miller 1,060
5. Gary Clark 1,058
6. Dwight Jones 983
7. Rick Roberson 945
8. Jim Ard 941
9. Connie Dierking 929
10. Yancy Gates 916
11. Jason Maxiell 908
12. George Wilson 888
12. Eric Hicks 888
14. Danny Fortson 873
15. Kenyon Martin 869

Career points (3 year players in bold):

1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Paul Hogue 1,391
18. Bobby Austin 1,385
19. Gary Clark 1,360
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Rick Roberson 1,196
33. Tom Thancker 1,152
34. Jim Holstein 1,146
35. Jacob Evans 1,138
36. George Wilson 1,124
37. Bill Lammert 1,119
37. Melvin Levett 1,119
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)

(02-07-2018 03:17 PM)Lush Wrote:  dion's class was one of mick's more impressive ones. the big east was losing steam towards the end, but it was still the big east. and i was never happier. god. that first year in the aac was heartbreaking. it was too good to be true

2 of the last 3 years of the old big east... national champs came from the big east

and recruiting from the old big east led 2 out of the 3 years after it seperated to come from the old big east.

4 national champs in 6 years... 3 different teams, not sure how that was "losing steam"

I haven't updated numbers for Gary and Jacob III for several games. Gary moves up from 5th to 4th all time in boards and from 19th to 17th all time in points. Jacob moves up from 35th to 33rd all time in points. Gary still looking good to finish 3rd all time in UC boards.

Career boards:

1. Oscar Robertson 1,338
2. Jack Twyman 1,242
3. Paul Hogue 1,088
4. Gary Clark 1,074
5. Robert Miller 1,060
6. Dwight Jones 983
7. Rick Roberson 945
8. Jim Ard 941
9. Connie Dierking 929
10. Yancy Gates 916
11. Jason Maxiell 908
12. George Wilson 888
12. Eric Hicks 888
14. Danny Fortson 873
15. Kenyon Martin 869

Career points (3 year players in bold):

1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Gary Clark 1,391
17. Paul Hogue 1,391
19. Bobby Austin 1,385
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Rick Roberson 1,196
33. Jacob Evans 1,183
34. Tom Thacker 1,152
35. Jim Holstein 1,146
36. George Wilson 1,124
37. Bill Lammert 1,119
37. Melvin Levett 1,119
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)

I think 34. is Tom Thacker not Thanker

In addition to the stats above, Gary will finish 5th in career blocks as well (he currently has 175, won’t catch Justin Jackson who is #4 on the list with 219).

Where are you getting those career stats? I looked on gobearcats.com in the bearcat record book looks like it hasnt been updated in a few years. Kilpatrick and Justin Jackson are not on there.

(03-05-2018 08:08 PM)mptnstr@44 Wrote:  I think 34. is Tom Thacker not Thanker

Typo corrected. Thanks.

(03-05-2018 08:30 PM)Bearcatbdub Wrote:  Where are you getting those career stats? I looked on gobearcats.com in the bearcat record book looks like it hasnt been updated in a few years. Kilpatrick and Justin Jackson are not on there.

My source was the the most recent media guide for career stats.

Updated numbers for Gary and Jacob III. Gary moves into 3rd place all-time rebounds. Per Clifton's post, I've added career blocks as well. 6 more games to pad their numbers!

Career boards:

1. Oscar Robertson 1,338
2. Jack Twyman 1,242
3. Gary Clark 1,109
4. Paul Hogue 1,088
5. Robert Miller 1,060
6. Dwight Jones 983
7. Rick Roberson 945
8. Jim Ard 941
9. Connie Dierking 929
10. Yancy Gates 916
11. Jason Maxiell 908
12. George Wilson 888
12. Eric Hicks 888
14. Danny Fortson 873
15. Kenyon Martin 869

Career blocks:

1. Kenyon Martin 292
2. Eric Hicks 256
3. Jason Maxiell 252
4. Justin Jackson 219
5. Gary Clark 178
6. Donald Little 153
7. Rick Roberson 146

Career points (3 year players in bold):

1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Gary Clark 1,440
18. Paul Hogue 1,391
19. Bobby Austin 1,385
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Jacob Evans 1,204
33. Rick Roberson 1,196
34. Tom Thacker 1,152
35. Jim Holstein 1,146
36. George Wilson 1,124
37. Bill Lammert 1,119
37. Melvin Levett 1,119
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)

Fortson was a Beast down low wish he would teach all the bigs how to post up. Gary has been a great bearcat and my favorite of all mick's recruits

(03-12-2018 12:34 PM)dj3600 Wrote:  Fortson was a Beast down low wish he would teach all the bigs how to post up. Gary has been a great bearcat and my favorite of all mick's recruits

You can’t teach Fortson’s physique and massive derrier.

(03-12-2018 12:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Gary Clark 1,440
18. Paul Hogue 1,391
19. Bobby Austin 1,385
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Jacob Evans 1,204
33. Rick Roberson 1,196
34. Tom Thacker 1,152
35. Jim Holstein 1,146
36. George Wilson 1,124
37. Bill Lammert 1,119
37. Melvin Levett 1,119
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)

If Evans stays for another year he could challenge for a top 5 spot on that list.

(03-12-2018 02:05 PM)nachoman91 Wrote:  

(03-12-2018 12:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  1. Oscar Robertson 2,973
2. Sean Kilpatrick 2,145
3. Steve Logan 1,985
4. Deonta Vaughn 1,885
5. Danny Fortson 1,881
6. Roger McCLendon 1,789
7. Pat Cummings 1,762
8. Ron Bonham 1,666
9. Louis Banks 1,644
10. Jack Twyman 1,598
11. Lloyd Batts 1,585
12. Darnell Burton 1,584
13. Jason Maxiell 1,566
14. Robert Miller 1,498
15. Yancy Gates 1,485
16. Dwight Jones 1,451
17. Gary Clark 1,440
18. Paul Hogue 1,391
19. Bobby Austin 1,385
20. Derrek Dickey 1,328
21. Levertis Robinson 1,320
22. Leonard Stokes 1,318
23. Troy Caupain 1,317
23. Cashmere Wright 1,317
25. Damon Flint 1,316
26. Dion Dixon 1,281
27. Kenyon Martin 1,279
28. Jim Ard 1,256
29. Steve Collier 1,252
30. Eric Hicks 1,231
31. LaZelle Durden 1,219
32. Jacob Evans 1,204
33. Rick Roberson 1,196
34. Tom Thacker 1,152
35. Jim Holstein 1,146
36. George Wilson 1,124
37. Bill Lammert 1,119
37. Melvin Levett 1,119
39. Dick Dallmer 1,098
40. Herb Jones 1,097 (Two Years)

If Evans stays for another year he could challenge for a top 5 spot on that list.

Ehhh...I don't think he's the kind of guy who could average 18-20ppg honestly. He would need a long run with some quality performances these next two weeks to be able to challenge Fortson/Vaughn.

^^ He gone.