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WF MBB Game 18: Deacs at BC: Saturday 8 pm: ESPN2

DeacsATS said:
That's Chris Ellis, aka Critty Cree aka CE0
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He certainly has the DNA. His dad won the 1989 NBA 3-point contest. First winner who wasn't Larry Bird.
 
Gary Clark shot 55.3% from 3 his senior year on 94 attempts. His 3 pt % was higher than his overall field goal percentage (51.5%).
 
FWIW, here are WF three point shooting leaders heading into this season (from the media guide):

SINGLE SEASON THREE POINT PERCENTAGE (ALL GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct
1989 Cal Boyd 54 108 50.0
1994 Marc Blucas 52 109 47.7
1996 Ricky Peral 51 100 51.0
2002 Craig Dawson 100 227 44.1

SINGLE SEASON THREE POINT PERCENTAGE (ACC GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct
1989 Cal Boyd 18 41 43.9
1991 Robert Siler 25 55 45.5
1994 Marc Blucas 30 57 52.6
1996 Rusty LaRue 32 68 47.1
2002 Craig Dawson 44 102 43.1

SINGLE SEASSON MOST THREE POINT FIELD GOALS (ALL GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct

1994 Randolph Childress 75 204 2.6

SINGLE SEASON MOST THREE POINT FIELD GOALS (ACC GAMES)
Year Player G FG Avg

2004 Justin Gray 16 52 3.25

CAREER THREE POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE LEADERS (MIN 1 3FG/G OR 2 3FG/G IF ONE YEAR)
Rk. Player FG% Years
1. Cal Boyd 47.0 (116-247) 1986-89
2. Chris Paul 46.9 (86-183) 2004-05
3. Marc Blucas 46.4 (91-196) 1991-94
4. Ricky Peral 44.1 (83-188) 1994-97
5. Rusty LaRue 43.4 (151-349) 1993-96
6. Jeff Teague 42.1 (77-183) 2008-09
7. Coron Williams 40.3 (71-176) 2014
8. Jonah Antonio 40.0 (38-95) 2021
9. Craig Dawson 39.8 (255-640) 1999-02
10. Randolph Childress 39.5 (329-832) ‘91, 93-95
11. Jerry Braswell 39.1 (116-297) 1995-98

CAREER MOST 3 POINT FGs
Rk. Player Years Games 3-Pointers 3FG%.
1. Randolph Childress ‘91, 93-95 120 329 39.5
2. Justin Gray 2003-06 120 319 37.1
3. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 288 36.0
4. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 255 39.8
5. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 248 37.6
6. Mitchell Wilbekin 2015-18 119 197 38.6
7. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 184 38.
8. Bryant Crawford 2016-18 94 167 35.1
9. C.J. Harris 2010-13 124 162 38.8
10. Rusty LaRue 1993-96 107 151 43.3
11. Brandon Childress 2017-pres. 94 140 36.7
12. Harvey Hale 2006-09 124 129 31.2
13. Steven Goolsby 1995-98 111 127 39.0
14. Dinos Mitoglou 2015-17 96 123 34.7
15. Travis McKie 2011-14 127 121 33.0
16. Jerry Braswell 1995-98 115 117 39.1
17. Cal Boyd 1986-89 112 116 47.0
18. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 110 32.9
19. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 109 35.3
20. Derrick McQueen 1989-92 111 99 36.5
 
I would not have thought Dinos was #14 on the career list in just three years as a stretch big who didn't shoot a great percentage.
 
Dinos surprised me as did Travis McKie, unfortunately for him, he was on some horrendous teams, but didn't realize he shot that many threes.
 
I wasn't as surprised by McKie because he played a lot of minutes in a lot of games. I assume he's among career leaders in minutes. Isn't he among the career leader in games?

Just looked it up. McKie is 3rd in minutes played (4,023) behind Duncan (4,496) and Frank Johnson (4,054). He's 8th in games played (127). Brod Hicks leads with 131, one more than Songaila. McKie and Duncan are tied for career leaders in starts with 127.
 
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PhDeac said:
I wasn't as surprised by McKie because he played a lot of minutes in a lot of games. I assume he's among career leaders in minutes. Isn't he among the career leader in games?
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What's the career record for games? Cam Hildreth played in 32 games as a freshman and will play in every single game for the rest of his career barring injury, and I have a feeling he's a four-year player for us. If we can make a couple postseason runs with him, I'm sure he'll have the record.
 
From BracketguyDave's tweet to the committee's laptops.
NJDeac’22 said:
What's the career record for games? Cam Hildreth played in 32 games as a freshman and will play in every single game for the rest of his career barring injury, and I have a feeling he's a four-year player for us. If we can make a couple postseason runs with him, I'm sure he'll have the record.
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Certainly, especially if Wake manages to do anything in March.
 
Taking the list from Pilchard - if plain text, shooters used the original 3-point distance of 19'9" for all of their careers.

If red, shooters shot at 20'9" (2008-09 through 2018-19)

purple: shot at the current distance of 22'13/4" (2019-20 through present) Brandon Childress is red because this list excludes his senior year which was at the longer distance

Also - Monsanto has made 20 3's in 6 ACC games so far, and is therefore on pace to break Gray's single season ACC per game record (also Chill's all game per game record) despite shooting 3's almost 2 1/2 feet longer.

SINGLE SEASON THREE POINT PERCENTAGE (ALL GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct
1989 Cal Boyd 54 108 50.0
1994 Marc Blucas 52 109 47.7
1996 Ricky Peral 51 100 51.0
2002 Craig Dawson 100 227 44.1

SINGLE SEASON THREE POINT PERCENTAGE (ACC GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct
1989 Cal Boyd 18 41 43.9
1991 Robert Siler 25 55 45.5
1994 Marc Blucas 30 57 52.6
1996 Rusty LaRue 32 68 47.1
2002 Craig Dawson 44 102 43.1

SINGLE SEASSON MOST THREE POINT FIELD GOALS (ALL GAMES)
Year Player 3Pt 3PA Pct

1994 Randolph Childress 75 204 2.6

SINGLE SEASON MOST THREE POINT FIELD GOALS (ACC GAMES)
Year Player G FG Avg

2004 Justin Gray 16 52 3.25

CAREER THREE POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE LEADERS (MIN 1 3FG/G OR 2 3FG/G IF ONE YEAR)
Rk. Player FG% Years
1. Cal Boyd 47.0 (116-247) 1986-89
2. Chris Paul 46.9 (86-183) 2004-05
3. Marc Blucas 46.4 (91-196) 1991-94
4. Ricky Peral 44.1 (83-188) 1994-97
5. Rusty LaRue 43.4 (151-349) 1993-96
6. Jeff Teague 42.1 (77-183) 2008-09
7. Coron Williams 40.3 (71-176) 2014
8. Jonah Antonio 40.0 (38-95) 2021
9. Craig Dawson 39.8 (255-640) 1999-02
10. Randolph Childress 39.5 (329-832) ‘91, 93-95
11. Jerry Braswell 39.1 (116-297) 1995-98

CAREER MOST 3 POINT FGs
Rk. Player Years Games 3-Pointers 3FG%.
1. Randolph Childress ‘91, 93-95 120 329 39.5
2. Justin Gray 2003-06 120 319 37.1
3. Robert O’Kelley 1998-01 127 288 36.0
4. Craig Dawson 1999-02 128 255 39.8
5. Tony Rutland 1995-98 122 248 37.6
6. Mitchell Wilbekin 2015-18 119 197 38.6
7. Taron Downey 2002-05 129 184 38.
8. Bryant Crawford 2016-18 94 167 35.1
9. C.J. Harris 2010-13 124 162 38.8
10. Rusty LaRue 1993-96 107 151 43.3
11. Brandon Childress 2017-pres. 94 140 36.7
12. Harvey Hale 2006-09 124 129 31.2
13. Steven Goolsby 1995-98 111 127 39.0
14. Dinos Mitoglou 2015-17 96 123 34.7
15. Travis McKie 2011-14 127 121 33.0
16. Jerry Braswell 1995-98 115 117 39.1
17. Cal Boyd 1986-89 112 116 47.0
18. Broderick Hicks 1999-02 131 110 32.9
19. Josh Howard 2000-03 127 109 35.3
20. Derrick McQueen 1989-92 111 99 36.5
 
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i wonder why Arians didn't make the list that Pilch pulled from but Jonah did
 
By the way, Lil Chill added 50 his senior year at the longer distance, not captured above, for 190 made 3’s shooting 35.5%

Daivien has made 124 through last night and could move into the top 10 this year. Damari has made 83 through last night and could do the same. If he plays next year he could move into the top 5 for sure.
 
Pilchard said:
FWIW, since he is mentioned above, as a starter the last WF played at BC, Bob Richey has BURIED Whitt on the Furman bench. Furman has played 5 SOCON Games. Whitt has played 1 minute total in those 5 games (the final minute of last night's Furman's 18 point win over Mercer). Whitt was not an ACC level player, and it appears that Whitt is not a SOCON level player.
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I was right. I’m so shocked
 
NJDeac’22 said:
What's the career record for games? Cam Hildreth played in 32 games as a freshman and will play in every single game for the rest of his career barring injury, and I have a feeling he's a four-year player for us. If we can make a couple postseason runs with him, I'm sure he'll have the record.
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Believe Broderick Hicks with 131
 
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