3 active players in 1000 points club

Zstatman

Zstatman

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25 Jeff Moe 1248
26 Kenyon Murray 1230
27 Kevin Boyle 1189
28 Dave Gunther 1188
28 Bill Logan 1188
30 Val Barnes 1181
31 Sam Williams 1176
32 John Johnson 1172
33 Chad Calabria 1168
34 Tony Perkins 1150
35 Kevin Kunnert 1145
35 Bobby Hansen 1145
37 Melsahn Basabe 1119
38 Chris Kingsbury 1118
38 Michael Payne 1118
40 Kenny Arnold 1112
41 Charles Darling 1094
42 Freddy Brown 1091
43 Ryan Bowen 1090
44 Mike Gesell 1072
44 Pierre Pierce 1072
46 Glen Worley 1060
47 Reggie Evans 1054
47 Carl Cain 1054
49 Keegan Murray 1046
50 Gerry Jones 1039
51 Steve Carfino 1037
52 George Peoples 1025
53 Payton Sandfort 1013
54 Patrick McCaffrey 1010
 
With Payton joining the club there are now 3 active players in the 1000 point club. And, as we discussed in another thread it's a pretty rare occurrence. I thought I'd create this thread and follow the3 through the postseason to see how high they can each climb the ladder.

As we have also discussed in another thread, there's no telling if any of them return next year but we'll worry about that next season, which right now seems a long way away.

There's a chance this team will be two and done and if that's the case none of them will climb much higher. But maybe then can make a run somewhere in the postseason and have a few more games.

There's always a lot of coulda, woulda, shouldas in these numbers but they are what they are. I remember last year Kris Murray finishing in the 900s. It would have been nice if he could have joined his dad and brother in the club, but he didn't.
 
It was sort of a sad affair that for most of the night last night none of these 3 could hit a shot, including the 4th member of this club (although Krikke scored most of his points up North). Sanford finally found the range, but the rest of the senior 1000 club was shoot at a peach basket with a lid on it.

I agree this is a cool stat. Probably never happen again.
 
Hawkfnntn said:
How about Melshan Basabe having 1 more pt then Kingsbury?! That'd make for a great trivia question I'd have gotten wrong.
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I would have TOTALLY got that one wrong as well, but in hindsight it would not be well thought out by myself. Slimetime started as a freshman and basically didn't leave that spot for 4 years... King Kingsbury only played 3 years and sat out for the fight he had and smoked too many heaters (bummed him one once at the Sports Column) when I saw him and Andre Woolridge out on the town in like 95/96ish.
 
Are you calling Melsahn, Slimetime? I never heard that, where did it come from?

I remember when Melsahn was finishing up and some were wondering how he ever made it to 1000 points. He took exception to that saying that he had hooped it hard, had earned being in the club. You can't argue with hat, he did score 1119 points as a Hawk, no mean feat, that.....
 
Zstatman said:
Are you calling Melsahn, Slimetime? I never heard that, where did it come from?

I remember when Melsahn was finishing up and some were wondering how he ever made it to 1000 points. He took exception to that saying that he had hooped it hard, had earned being in the club. You can't argue with hat, he did score 1119 points as a Hawk, no mean feat, that.....
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Yeah, he used to say it was "Slime Time" before games and I think it was a nickname/moniker of his. I know I am sometimes labeled a "sunshine" pumper on here lol, what I am is really just a big fucking fan who literally digests endless amounts of information about Iowa hoops.

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Basabe was a pretty good player but man has this program come a long way since his freshman year. He was one of our best players when he was a true freshman.
 
25 Jeff Moe 1248
26 Kenyon Murray 1230
27 Kevin Boyle 1189
28 Dave Gunther 1188
28 Bill Logan 1188
30 Val Barnes 1181
31 Sam Williams 1176
32 John Johnson 1172
33 Chad Calabria 1168
34 Tony Perkins 1163 - 13 vs OSU in BTT
35 Kevin Kunnert 1145
35 Bobby Hansen 1145
37 Melsahn Basabe 1119
38 Chris Kingsbury 1118
38 Michael Payne 1118
40 Kenny Arnold 1112
41 Charles Darling 1094
42 Freddy Brown 1091
43 Ryan Bowen 1090
44 Mike Gesell 1072
44 Pierre Pierce 1072
46 Glen Worley 1060
47 Reggie Evans 1054
47 Carl Cain 1054
49 Keegan Murray 1046
50 Gerry Jones 1039
51 Steve Carfino 1037
52 Payton Sandfort 1032 - 19 vs OSU in BTT
53 George Peoples 1025
54 Patrick McCaffrey 1017 - 7 vs OSU in BTT
 
25 Jeff Moe 1248
26 Kenyon Murray 1230
27 Kevin Boyle 1189
28 Dave Gunther 1188
28 Bill Logan 1188
30 Val Barnes 1181
31 Sam Williams 1176
32 John Johnson 1172
32 Tony Perkins 1172 - 9 vs K State in NIT
34 Chad Calabria 1168
35 Kevin Kunnert 1145
35 Bobby Hansen 1145
37 Melsahn Basabe 1119
38 Chris Kingsbury 1118
38 Michael Payne 1118
40 Kenny Arnold 1112
41 Charles Darling 1094
42 Freddy Brown 1091
43 Ryan Bowen 1090
44 Mike Gesell 1072
44 Pierre Pierce 1072
46 Payton Sandfort 1062 - 30 vs K State in NIT
47 Glen Worley 1060
48 Reggie Evans 1054
48 Carl Cain 1054
50 Keegan Murray 1046
51 Gerry Jones 1039
52 Steve Carfino 1037
53 George Peoples 1025
53 Patrick McCaffrey 1025 - 8 vs K State in NIT
 
25 Jeff Moe 1248
26 Kenyon Murray 1230
27 Kevin Boyle 1189
28 Dave Gunther 1188
28 Bill Logan 1188
30 Val Barnes 1181
31 Sam Williams 1176
32 Tony Perkins 1175 - 3 in season ending NIT loss at Utah
33 John Johnson 1172
34 Chad Calabria 1168
35 Kevin Kunnert 1145
35 Bobby Hansen 1145
37 Melsahn Basabe 1119
38 Chris Kingsbury 1118
38 Michael Payne 1118
40 Kenny Arnold 1112
41 Charles Darling 1094
42 Freddy Brown 1091
43 Ryan Bowen 1090
44 Mike Gesell 1072
44 Pierre Pierce 1072
46 Payton Sandfort 1067 - 5 in season ending NIT loss at Utah
47 Glen Worley 1060
48 Reggie Evans 1054
48 Carl Cain 1054
50 Keegan Murray 1046
51 Patrick McCaffrey 1044 - 19 in season ending NIT loss at Utah
52 Gerry Jones 1039
53 Steve Carfino 1037
54 George Peoples 1025
 
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