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Congrats to Sam M....

I've said it all along he is the heart and soul of this team, and it showed tonight! Congrats on the great accomplishment!
 
Sam played like that go to guy we need tonight. Just took over the game down the stretch! As JL said though...he hits those freebies and we win this one a little easier!
 
Sams the man. Definitely been one of the hottest players this Valley season and has really developed some nice shot fakes to get some open looks. I havn't calculated the total but I believe he is shooting about 55% this Valley season. If he had the supporting cast that shot 40% or better, he would be putting up double double points/assists almost every game. Really need him to shoot more, his shot has been on the last month.

Jason
 
Sam has played at a very high level since he recovered from his ankle injury, I said last night if we could get Andrew to get after it like Sam and DSE he would be putting up better numbers and we would be hard to beat.
 
LittleBrave said:
If he reaches 1,500 points, where would that rank Sammy among BU's all-time scoring list?
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Here is a list of the top 25 (from march, 2008 ), and with 1,500 career points, Sam would rank #12 all-time, right ahead of Marcellus Sommerville (who only played 3 years).-

1. Hersey Hawkins............3,008
2. Mitchell Anderson..........2,341
3. Roger Phegley...............2,064
4. Chet Walker..................1,975
5. Paul Unruh....................1,822
6. Joe Allen......................1,763
7. Voise Winters................1,714
8. Phillip Gilbert..................1,689
9. Anthony Parker..............1,683
10. Gene Melchiorre............1,608
11. L.C. Bowen..................1,516
12. Marcellus Sommerville.....1,493
13. Deon Jackson...............1,491
14. Rob Dye......................1,453
15. Jim Caruthers...............1,425
16. James Gillingham...........1,416
17. Al Smith......................1,408
18. Bob Carney..................1,355
19. Jeremy Crouch...........1,264 *
20. Bobby Humbles.............1,262
21. David Thirdkill...............1,261
22. Luke Jackson................1,252
23. Curtis Stuckey..............1,248 (only played 2 seasons)
24. Daniel Ruffin................1,243 *
25. Bobby Joe Mason...........1,229

*Crouch and Ruffin's numbers need a slight adjustment, as this list was from March of 2008 when both players still had games left to play.
 
Would be nice for Sammy to be in the midst of company like Sommerville, DJ, and Dye before all is said and done.
 
he might reasonably expect to still have maybe 10 games left this year plus at least 30 next year,
and if he averages 15 ppg, then he will get to 1500 for sure, and maybe lots better
 
Thanks for putting that list up DC. With Allen, Bowen and Smith all playing together, I'm not sure how many years together, that was quite an accomplishment for them considering there was no shot clock and no three point line. It seemed like every game was 80-100 points, fun games. Thanks Joe Stowell! CB and Wille Betts were on those teams too.
 
Here is an updated list-

1. Hersey Hawkins............3,008
2. Mitchell Anderson..........2,341
3. Roger Phegley...............2,064
4. Chet Walker..................1,975
5. Paul Unruh....................1,822
6. Joe Allen......................1,763
7. Voise Winters................1,714
8. Phillip Gilbert..................1,689
9. Anthony Parker..............1,683
10. Gene Melchiorre............1,608
11. L.C. Bowen..................1,516
12. Marcellus Sommerville.....1,493
13. Deon Jackson...............1,491
14. Rob Dye......................1,453
15. Jim Caruthers...............1,425
16. James Gillingham...........1,416
17. Al Smith......................1,408
18. Bob Carney..................1,355
19. Jeremy Crouch..............1,306
20. Daniel Ruffin.................1,280
21. Bobby Humbles.............1,262
22. David Thirdkill...............1,261
23. Luke Jackson................1,252
24. Curtis Stuckey..............1,248 (only played 2 seasons)
25. Bobby Joe Mason...........1,229
26. Anthony Manual............1,221
27. Greg Smith...................1,215
28. Eddie Jackson...............1,178
29. Sam Simmons................1,153
30. Seymour Reed...............1,138
31. Billy Mann.....................1,128
32. Donald Reese................1,113
33. Rich Schultz..................1,109
34. Charles White................1,107
35. Aaron Zobrist................1,071
36. Barney Cable.................1,057
37. Donald Powell................1,055
38. Charles Grover...............1,054
39. Leverne Tart.................1,053
40. Dick Estergard...............1,039
41. Adebayo Akinkule...........1,033
42. Ernie Thompson.............1.032
43. Sam Maniscalco..........1,014 (still active)
44. Ken Garrett.....................998
44. Mike Davis......................998
46. Ray Ramsey....................994
47. Shellie McMillon................976
48. Joe Strawder...................966
49. Mack Herndon..................957
50. Jerome Robinson...............947
51. Alphra Saunders...............933
52. Paul Wilson......................927
53. Jim Les...........................922 (only played 2 1/2 seasons)
54. John Kent........................917
55. Billy Wright......................909
56. Andrew Warren..............887 (still active)
57. Chad Kleine......................873
 
I love that new little move he has... The drive into the paint just below the key, spin move and fallaway jumper move. He hits a few of those each game now... It's a little like the floater Ruffin had for about 7 games that no one could stop. It's definitely hard to defend and if he keeps hitting them I hope he keeps taking them.
 
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