Lee's 8 blocks is tied for 3rd for most blocks in a game. (I don't have stats for most in a half).
1. 12 Alan Ogg Florida A&M (12/16/88)
2. 10 Jerome Mincy St. Mary’s (11/25/83)
3. 8 Alan Ogg VCU (2/8/90)
8 Alan Ogg Long Beach State (12/26/88)
8 William Lee Middle Tennessee (2/28/2015)
With 8 blocks, he moves past Norman Anchrum to #5 on the all time blockers. He has 126. Mehinti is #4 with 127, but it has been several games since Mehinti has blocked a shot.
1. OGG, Alan (86-90) 266
2. MOORE, Cameron (08-12) 137
3. MINCY, Jerome (82-86) 131
4. MEHINTI, Tosin (13- ) 127
5. LEE, William (14- ) 126
Our opponents don't take enough shots for us to have enough blocks to go around.
(02-06-2016 11:53 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Lee's 8 blocks is tied for 3rd for most blocks in a game. (I don't have stats for most in a half).
1. 12 Alan Ogg Florida A&M (12/16/88)
2. 10 Jerome Mincy St. Mary’s (11/25/83)
3. 8 Alan Ogg VCU (2/8/90)
8 Alan Ogg Long Beach State (12/26/88)
8 William Lee Middle Tennessee (2/28/2015)
With 8 blocks, he moves past Norman Anchrum to #5 on the all time blockers. He has 126. Mehinti is #4 with 127, but it has been several games since Mehinti has blocked a shot.
1. OGG, Alan (86-90) 266
2. MOORE, Cameron (08-12) 137
3. MINCY, Jerome (82-86) 131
4. MEHINTI, Tosin (13- ) 127
5. LEE, William (14- ) 126
Our opponents don't take enough shots for us to have enough blocks to go around.
Wow, there it is starting to look more and more like Lee might have a run at the record. If nothing else he should be a solid second as long as he's here at least one more year.
(02-07-2016 07:41 AM)blazers9911 Wrote: [ -> ] (02-06-2016 11:53 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Lee's 8 blocks is tied for 3rd for most blocks in a game. (I don't have stats for most in a half).
1. 12 Alan Ogg Florida A&M (12/16/88)
2. 10 Jerome Mincy St. Mary’s (11/25/83)
3. 8 Alan Ogg VCU (2/8/90)
8 Alan Ogg Long Beach State (12/26/88)
8 William Lee Middle Tennessee (2/28/2015)
With 8 blocks, he moves past Norman Anchrum to #5 on the all time blockers. He has 126. Mehinti is #4 with 127, but it has been several games since Mehinti has blocked a shot.
1. OGG, Alan (86-90) 266
2. MOORE, Cameron (08-12) 137
3. MINCY, Jerome (82-86) 131
4. MEHINTI, Tosin (13- ) 127
5. LEE, William (14- ) 126
Our opponents don't take enough shots for us to have enough blocks to go around.
Wow, there it is starting to look more and more like Lee might have a run at the record. If nothing else he should be a solid second as long as he's here at least one more year.
If he's here both years, I think he gets it. He would only need 70 per year at this point to tie.
He'll get it if he plays 4 years with us
(02-07-2016 02:04 PM)The Answer UAB Wrote: [ -> ]He'll get it if he plays 4 years with us
Without a doubt. We haven't lossed a player to the NBA since Eli. I'd be shocked if Lee physically develops to the point Eli was by the end of next season.
Technically we didn't lose Millsap to the NBA. He left because he had his degree and was ready to be professional. He didn't make an NBA roster for several years.
(02-07-2016 03:44 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Technically we didn't lose Millsap to the NBA. He left because he had his degree and was ready to be professional. He didn't make an NBA roster for several years.
Good point. I suppose Sharp was the last drafted.