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Thornton's March to the Record
With 13 regular season games to go, Marcus Thorton is sitting on 1835 points, good for 4th all time and 217 points behind Chet Giermak. As his current pace of 19.8 PPG, Marcus would break the record on the road in the third to last game. At a 19 PPG average, he would do it in the next to last home game (as we all hope).

Here are a couple of questions to ponder. Marcus has 274 three point shots in his career. Giermak and Cohen had none, and I believe Cieplicki might have had a few in his senior year, but someone else can correct that for me. How will Tribe basketball fans and historians view Marcus' place in the pantheon? Anybody out there want to stand up for Giermak's record being the "real" record? Or does Marcus get the title of greatest ever at William and Mary?

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01-16-2015 11:07 AM
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