Andrew Warren..all time BU stats

[LittleBrave]

According to my calculations, and if he currently has 1491 total points, A-Dubb would need to avg. 17 ppg to take over the #10 position, to be in great company just behind Anthony Parker.
And the 2 players' styles are quite similar, and both sporting the #24 as a Brave.

[Da Coach]

I thought he had 1468 pts. before the SIU game (???) That would put him at a tie at #13 with DJ, right?

Deion is one of my favorite Braves of all-time, so I'd hate for him to slip down on the record list. Actually, I don't mind at all and would question if he remains at #13 for too long!

Not sure where the discrepancy comes from, but Andrew's official total is 1,481 according to the Bradley SID.
Here are his stats-

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/players/playerpage/1157745/andrew-warren

[tornado]

The only site that matters is the official NCAA site....
they say he had 1458 prior to yesterday's game and he had 23 yesterday,
so his current total as confirmed by NCAA is 1481

http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/careerplayer

http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/careersearch

[Big Mike]

While the season isn't what anyone expected thus far, Andrew Warren is quietly moving up the ranks in BU history!
There are some pretty big names on this list...keep it up AW!

____3's made___
1. 262....Jeremy Crouch
2. 233....Aaron Zobrist
3. 223....Phillip Gilbert
4. 209....Andrew Warren
5. 195....Anthony Parker


___ALL TIME CAREER SCORING____
1. 3008....Hersey Hawkins
2. 2341....Mitchell Anderson
3. 2064....Roger Phegley
4. 1975....Chet Walker
5. 1822....Paul Unruh
6. 1763....Joe Allen
7. 1714....Voise Winters
8. 1689....Phillip Gilbert
9. 1683....Anthony Parker
10. 1608....Gene Melchiorre
11. 1516....L. C. Bowen
12. 1493....Marcellus Sommerville
12. 1493....Andrew Warren
14. 1491....Deon Jackson
15. 1453....Rob Dye

AW tied with MS with 12 pts and 2 3's vs Missouri State tonight

[squirrelgotdead]

Well, AW is showing an all-around game this year that we've never seen from him before...that deserves commendation. And I've seen everyone who has said negative things in the past recognize that publicly as well.

And it's great that he's having such a wonderful senior year, bad breaks for the team aside.

[Big Mike]

While the season isn't what anyone expected thus far, Andrew Warren is quietly moving up the ranks in BU history!
There are some pretty big names on this list...keep it up AW!

____3's made___
1. 262....Jeremy Crouch
2. 233....Aaron Zobrist
3. 223....Phillip Gilbert
4. 212....Andrew Warren
5. 195....Anthony Parker


___ALL TIME CAREER SCORING____
1. 3008....Hersey Hawkins
2. 2341....Mitchell Anderson
3. 2064....Roger Phegley
4. 1975....Chet Walker
5. 1822....Paul Unruh
6. 1763....Joe Allen
7. 1714....Voise Winters
8. 1689....Phillip Gilbert
9. 1683....Anthony Parker
10. 1608....Gene Melchiorre
11. 1516....L. C. Bowen
12. 1510....Andrew Warren
13. 1493....Marcellus Sommerville
14. 1491....Deon Jackson
15. 1453....Rob Dye

against Evansville AW gets three 3's and 17 pts!

[Big Mike]

While the season isn't what anyone expected thus far, Andrew Warren is quietly moving up the ranks in BU history!
There are some pretty big names on this list...keep it up AW!

____3's made___
1. 262....Jeremy Crouch
2. 233....Aaron Zobrist
3. 223....Phillip Gilbert
4. 214....Andrew Warren
5. 195....Anthony Parker


___ALL TIME CAREER SCORING____
1. 3008....Hersey Hawkins
2. 2341....Mitchell Anderson
3. 2064....Roger Phegley
4. 1975....Chet Walker
5. 1822....Paul Unruh
6. 1763....Joe Allen
7. 1714....Voise Winters
8. 1689....Phillip Gilbert
9. 1683....Anthony Parker
10. 1608....Gene Melchiorre
11. 1530....Andrew Warren
12. 1516....L. C. Bowen
13. 1493....Marcellus Sommerville
14. 1491....Deon Jackson
15. 1453....Rob Dye

2 threes and 20 pts against UNI

[Jack Bauer]

___ALL TIME CAREER SCORING____
1. 3008....Hersey Hawkins
2. 2341....Mitchell Anderson
3. 2064....Roger Phegley
4. 1975....Chet Walker
5. 1822....Paul Unruh
6. 1763....Joe Allen
7. 1714....Voise Winters
8. 1689....Phillip Gilbert
9. 1683....Anthony Parker
10. 1608....Gene Melchiorre
11. 1530....Andrew Warren
12. 1516....L. C. Bowen
13. 1493....Marcellus Sommerville
14. 1491....Deon Jackson
15. 1453....Rob Dye

For supposedly playing 'slow Mo' basketball, Mo recruited 4 of the top 15 scorers in school history. I guess he wasn't such a bad recruiter after all.

[Da Coach]

___ALL TIME CAREER SCORING____
1. 3008....Hersey Hawkins
2. 2341....Mitchell Anderson
3. 2064....Roger Phegley
4. 1975....Chet Walker
5. 1822....Paul Unruh
6. 1763....Joe Allen
7. 1714....Voise Winters
8. 1689....Phillip Gilbert
9. 1683....Anthony Parker
10. 1608....Gene Melchiorre
11. 1530....Andrew Warren
12. 1516....L. C. Bowen
13. 1493....Marcellus Sommerville
14. 1491....Deon Jackson
15. 1453....Rob Dye

For supposedly playing 'slow Mo' basketball, Mo recruited 4 of the top 15 scorers in school history. I guess he wasn't such a bad recruiter after all.

Jim Les has 3 players (Gilbert, Warren, and Sommerville) in the top 15 in fewer years. Given a couple more years, Sam Maniscalco and Taylor Brown will likely be on the list, and that would make 5.

Mo benefitted from coaching his entire career with the freshman eligible rule, the 3-point line and the shot clock, which increased scoring significantly. Stan Albeck was the only other coach before him to have those rule changes, but he did not have many 4-year players.

[canadian]

Jim Les has 3 players (Gilbert, Warren, and Sommerville) in the top 15 in fewer years. Given a couple more years, Sam Maniscalco and Taylor Brown will likely be on the list, and that would make 5.

Mo benefitted from coaching his entire career with the freshman eligible rule, the 3-point line and the shot clock, which increased scoring significantly. Stan Albeck was the only other coach before him to have those rule changes, but he did not have many 4-year players.

The shot clock didn't necessarily increase scoring. It hindered it in some cases. But it is hard to compare all-time stat leaders over different generations.

Sammy will join the list. Taylor Brown will not.

[squirrelgotdead]

For supposedly playing 'slow Mo' basketball, Mo recruited 4 of the top 15 scorers in school history. I guess he wasn't such a bad recruiter after all.

And perhaps his most noteworthy recruit (signed and sealed) in Anthony Grundy simply didn't arrive on campus in the fall of 1997. Of course he went on to a respectable career at NC State. While he was lured away, Molinari did sign him and he simply didn't show up. I give him credit for at least signing him, but understand why you can't really count him.

But after that, Molinari also made the conscious decision to stop chasing that level of player (AP, Grundy) for about an entire cycle of players, as we saw later with Tucker, Granger et al.

[Da Coach]

The shot clock didn't necessarily increase scoring. It hindered it in some cases.....

I disagree, and so do virtually all basketball experts. Statistics also prove that the shot clock increases scoring significantly.

In the first season the shot clock was introduced into the NBA, scoring went from 79.5 points per game immediately to 93.1 ppg, a 13.6 ppg increase solely due to the shot clock. The total scoring (by both teams) in a game increased by 27.2 ppg!

In the NCAA, the total scoring in an NCAA game was 127.4 points per game the year prior to the shot clock. In the first year of the shot clock (1985), it immediately went to 138.7 ppg, and continued to rise every year for several more years after that, despite the fact that shooting percentages have gone down significantly, and defenses have gotten better.

Both men's and women's basketball initially had longer shot clocks, and later shortened them (men's started at 40 seconds in 1985 and was shortened to 35 seconds in 1993). In every case when the shot clock was shortened, scoring increased.
Here is what happened when the WNBA shortened their shot cock-

http://www.allbusiness.com/education-training/extra-curricular-activities/14776854-1.html

[canadian]

I disagree, and so do virtually all basketball experts. Statistics also prove that the shot clock increases scoring significantly.

In the first season the shot clock was introduced into the NBA, scoring went from 79.5 points per game immediately to 93.1 ppg, a 13.6 ppg increase solely due to the shot clock. The total scoring (by both teams) in a game increased by 27.2 ppg!

In the NCAA, the total scoring in an NCAA game was 127.4 points per game the year prior to the shot clock. In the first year of the shot clock (1985), it immediately went to 138.7 ppg, and continued to rise every year for several more years after that, despite the fact that shooting percentages have gone down significantly, and defenses have gotten better.

Both men's and women's basketball initially had longer shot clocks, and later shortened them (men's started at 40 seconds in 1985 and was shortened to 35 seconds in 1993). In every case when the shot clock was shortened, scoring increased.
Here is what happened when the WNBA shortened their shot cock-
http://www.allbusiness.com/education...4776854-1.html

Fair enough. I wasn't arguing that scoring is up since the 3pt line and shot clock. Just that the shot clock isn't an automatic there. You are right. Comparing over different eras is tough.

[tornado]

Guess what will happen in just 94 more points scored by Andrew Warren...

(and since he has at least four more games, maybe more...he could make it...)

With 94 more points scored, Andrew Warren will reach 605 points scored THIS SEASON...
and that will make his 605 points the MOST points scored in a single season by anyone in the Missouri Valley this decade! (since 2000)...
When you think about all the great scorers and guys who have gone on to the NBA -- Kyle Korver, Nate Funk, POB, Cellus, David Moss, Jamaal Tatum, Blake Ahern, Phillip Gilbert, etc... I think that's a pretty good accomplishment....
GO Drew!!!

[canadian]

Guess what will happen in just 94 more points scored by Andrew Warren...

(and since he has at least four more games, maybe more...he could make it...)

With 94 more points scored, Andrew Warren will reach 605 points scored THIS SEASON...
and that will make his 605 points the MOST points scored in a single season by anyone in the Missouri Valley this decade! (since 2000)...
When you think about all the great scorers and guys who have gone on to the NBA -- Kyle Korver, Nate Funk, POB, Cellus, David Moss, Jamaal Tatum, Blake Ahern, Phillip Gilbert, etc... I think that's a pretty good accomplishment....
GO Drew!!!

Amen. Andrew has had an unbelievable season. Unreal. I was openly critical of his game before the season. He has totally stuck it to me (not that he cared what I thought). He has expanded his game, played tough, been a leader, all of those things.