Men's Basketball Hosts Villanova on TuesdayFriars look to improve on their 5-4 conference record.
January 25, 1999
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (12-7/5-4)
PROBABLE STARTERS FRIARS VERSUS TOP TEAMS...PC's back-to-back losses to St. John's and Arkansas drops PC's record to 4-3 against top 25 teams this season. The Friars had won four in a row against the nation's best. HOGGING THE BALL...Arkansas' 118 points in the January 23rd game at Fayetteville are the most points ever scored against a Providence College team. The previous high was 117 set by the University of Pittsburgh on February 10, 1990. Arkansas also had 15 three-pointers, the most ever by a PC opponent and the Razorback's 45 field goals equalled the most ever against the Friars. CENTURY MARK...The 118 points by Arkansas marked the first time the Friars had given up over 100 points since February 8, 1995 (76-100 loss at Syracuse) breaking a streak of 124 games holding opponents to less than 100. THREE, GOING FOR MORE...PC's All-BIG EAST and All-America candidate, Jamel Thomas, recorded his third game with 30 or more points this season at Arkansas. Thomas also had ten rebounds to give him seven double-doubles this season. He is the first player at PC to have three or more 30-point games sinc Eric Murdock had 11 with 30 or more during the 1990-91 season. IRISH ARE NEXT...PC travels to Notre Dame on Saturday, January 30th for a 12:00 noon game with the Fighting Irish. That game is the BIG EAST Game of the Week and can be seen on WJAR-TV 10 in Providence.
TODAY IN THE BIG EAST - PC ON THE AIR
HEAD COACH: TIM WELSH
BIG EAST TOURNAMENT:
BIG EAST GAMES: 5-4
NON-LEAGUE GAMES: 7-3
VERSUS VILLANOVA: First Meeting
NCAA TOURNAMENT: 0-1 (1997-98)
NIT: 0-2 (1995-96, 1996-97)
1997-98 (27-6/10-4)...Led Iona to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship...Coached Iona to first NCAA appearance since 1985...MAAC Coach of the Year...Metropolitan Area's Division I Coach of the Year...Jack Bruen Award as New York State Coach of the Year...Team won school record 27 games... 1996-97 (22-8/11-3)...Led Iona to first place finish in MAAC...Made second consecutive NIT appearance...MAAC Coach of the Year...NABC District II Coach of the Year... 1995-96 (21-8/15-3)...Won first of three MAAC regular season titles...Took Iona to first NIT appearance since 1983...Winner of Peter A. Carlesimo Award as Metropolitan Area Division I Coach of the Year...
The Welsh Facts File
Coaching Experience
FRIARS VS. RANKED TEAMS...PC's January 23rd loss to #22/#21 Arkansas drops the Friars record to 4-3 against nationally-ranked teams. The loss was the Friars' second in a row after four consecutive wins against the nation's best. The Friars were just 1-7 against ranked teams a year ago.
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL PROVIDENCE IN BIG EAST...124-189 in regular season and 138-207 overall in 20 seasons ... Eighth all-time in wins and percentage. TOUGH SCHEDULE...Friars' head coach, Tim Welsh has a tough schedule in his first season as PC's basketball bench boss. Sixteen of the team's 28 games come against teams that played in postseason tournaments a year ago. 12 games come against NCAA Tournament teams (TCU, URI, North Carolina State, Purdue, Connecticut, Syracuse, Miami and two each against West Virginia and St. John's). The other four are against teams that saw NIT action - Vanderbilt, Seton Hall and two with Georgetown. HOME COOKING...The Friars are now 8-2 at home this season. Over the last six-plus seasons PC is 80-28 (.741) at the Civic Center. The Friars are 41-5 (.870) in their last 46 non-conference home games in Providence dating back to the start of the 1992-93 season. The back-to-back losses against Vanderbilt and TCU are considered neutral site losses since the Friars were not a home team in the CoSIDA CLASSIC. The last time PC lost back-to-back non-league games at the Civic Center was the 1984-85 season when the Friars dropped home games to Assumption and Dayton on November 29 and December 1. NAIL BITERS...Saturday's 75-70 loss to Georgetown drops the Friars to 2-4 in "close" games this season "Close" games are games decided by five points or less. The Friars were 5-3 last season in "close" games. MONTH BY MONTH...The Friars are 4-3 in January. PC was 5-2 in November and 3-2 in December. CIVIC CENTER RECORD...PC owns a 333-129 (.721) record at the Providence Civic Center since the building opened in 1972. The Friars recorded their 300th win on January 8, 1996 against Canisius (91-63). FRIARS IN SEASON OPENERS...With the season opening loss to Vanderbilt, the Friars' all-time record in season opening games goes to 63-9. When that season opening game is at home, PC is 49-4. When the first game is on the road, the Friars are 14-5. In home openers, the Friars are 66-6 all-time. The Vanderbilt loss snapped a four-year streak of wins in season openers and a string of 13 straight home openers dating back to November 29, 1984 when the Friars lost a 70-67 decision to Assumption at the Civic Center. PC's last season opening loss came on November 26, 1993 - a 113-102 overtime loss at Oklahoma State. BIG EAST OPENERS...The Friars' 83-80 loss to Notre Dame on December 8th extended their BIG EAST season opener's losing streak to nine straight. PC's last win to open the BIG EAST schedule came in December of 1989 against Boston College at home. The Friars are now 3-17 in BIG EAST season openers and 8-12 in their first league contest at home. FRIARS IN THE NBA...Providence College had eight players and one coach in the NBA last season. They are: Also, Atlanta Hawks coach Lenny Wilkens, is one of Providence College's all-time greatest players. FAMOUS RELATIVES...Senior standout Jamel Thomas is the cousin of the Minnesota Timberwolves' Stephon Marbury. NEW HOOP STAFF...Joining Tim Welsh at Providence College are three new assistant coaches. Steve DeMeo joined Welsh on April 2nd after the two worked together at Iona. King Rice, a former standout point guard at North Carolina joins the staff after spending five years at Illinois State as an assistant. Bob Walsh comes to Providence after a year at the University of San Diego. He had served as a graduate assistant to Welsh at Iona for two years prior to taking an assistants job in San Diego. Vince Cautero takes over as the administrative assistant. He has been an assistant coach at Florida State (1988-1992) and Florida International (1992-1998). KENDRICK MOORE SELECTED...Providence College senior guard Kendrick Moore (Hartford, Conn.) has been selected to the NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for the 1998-99 school year. The SAAC is made up of dedicated, hard working student-athletes who are the voice of their fellow student-athletes within the NCAA. The committee meets three times a year in January, March and August. Moore's appointment began on September 1st. TWO YEAR SENIORS...Two key members to the 1998-99 Friars are seniors Kendrick Moore and Justin Farley. Both close out PC careers this season after transferring two years ago from Missouri. Moore, who graduated in the spring and is currently a graduate student working on his MBA is third on the team in scoring with 10.4 points per game this season. Moore is like a coach on the floor and can play either guard spot. Farley joined the Friars before Christmas last season after transferring from Evansville. The 6-6, 205-pound forward is one of the Friars' first players off the bench and is averaging 6.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per game this season. Both players are excellent students and are candidates for Academic All-America honors this season.
JAMEL THOMAS - ALL-AMERICA and ALL-BIG EAST Candidate The Friars team MVP in 1997-98, Thomas finished the regular season averaging 18.5 points and 6.9 rebounds to lead the team in both categories. He had career highs in three points attempted (178); free throws (156); free throws attempted (200); free throw percentage (.780); rebounds (200) and steals (44). This season, Thomas picked up where he left off as a junior. He leads the Friars in scoring (431, 22.7 ppg) and rebounding (139, 7.3 per game). He ranks first in the BIG EAST in overall scoring and is tenth in the nation in the scoring column. Earlier this season, Thomas became PC's all-time leader in three-point field goals (178) and three-point attempts (517). He is currently seventh on the all-time scoring list with 1,741 points. 1998-99 PRESEASON HONORS FOR JAMEL THOMAS
1,000 POINT CLUB...Jamel Thomas continues his assault on the Providence College record book. On January 5th, he moved into seventh on PC's all-time scoring list passing Otis Thorpe (1,625). The talented scorer now has 1,741 career points and leads the BIG EAST in scoring with a 22.7 points per game average. Here are the Top 10 scorers in PC history:
DOUBLE-DOUBLES...Thomas has recorded seven double-doubles this season including two in a row against Maine (11/30) and Brown (12/5) and Georgetown (1/9) and Syracuse (1/12)
BIG EAST SCORING...Jamel Thomas is second on the Friars' all-time BIG EAST scoring list with 949 points in 63 league games. Here's the list and who is ahead of him:
BIG EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK...PART III...Jamel Thomas was named the BIG EAST Player of the Week for the week ending January 17th. This marks the third time this season that the Friars' go-to-guy has recorded this honor and the fifth time in his career. Jamel had 19 pts/14 rebounds in upset win at Syracuse and 27 pts/8rebs against Boston College. He was also chosen for the honor on November 18th and on December 7th. RECORDS WATCH...Thomas became PC's all-time leader in three point field goals made with three at Georgetown. For his career, he now has 178, passing Eric Murdock who had 169 in his career. Thomas is also the all-time leader in three-point attempts with 517 in his career.
1998-99 GAME-BY-GAME
FRIARS VERSUS 1998-99 FOES... DOUBLE-DOUBLES....Friars with double-doubles this season:
BOARD GAMES...Despite the Friars lack of size (one player over 6-7), PC is now 11-8 in winning the battle of the boards through 19 games. Arkansas pulled down a season high 52 boards against the Friars and had a 52-45 edge in the game. Through the first 19 games of the season, the Friars have been outrebounded by a 706-688 margin.
MAD MAX...Sophomore center Erron Maxey continues to be a force on the boards for the Friars. He collected his third double-double of the season in the win at Syracuse with 14 points and 12 rebounds. It was the fourth double-double of his career. At Rutgers in December, Maxey pulled down a career high 13 rebounds in his second double-double of the year.
##Brisport is eligible to play in second semester of 1998-99 season.
Also joining the Friars' roster as a transfer from Florida State is Karim Shabazz. He will be eligible in the second semester of the 1999-2000 season. ROSTER ADDITION...Junior forward Leon Brisport (6-9, 225 lbs., Brooklyn, N.Y.) has joined the Friars' roster for the second semester. Brisport was signed in the November signing period after playing two seasons at Los Angeles Valley Community College. An All-California JC selection last season, Brisport averaged 22.5 points and eight rebounds per game last year. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS GAME... Purdue shot 57.1% from the floor, outrebounded the Friars by 18 (43-25) yet lost the game, 87-82. The Boilermakers shot 71.4% (15-21) in the first half yet trailed, 46-43. PC forced 27 turnovers and took 18 more shots in the game.
STARTERS VS. BENCH...The Friars use ten players in their regular rotation. Here's a breakdown through 17 games:
THE LAST TIME...The last time PC won back-to-back games against ranked teams came late in the 1994-95 season when the Friars beat #4 Connecticut (Feb. 27) and #11 Villanova (3/4) to end the regular season. They went on to defeat #21 Syracuse in the BIG EAST Tournament before falling to #13 Villanova in the semi-finals giving them four games against ranked teams in 13 days. "FOUL" SHOOTING...The Friars were just 17-34 (.500) from the charity stripe in the win over Syracuse. PC was 9-10 in the first half, but just 8-24 in the second half and still won the game. Syracuse was just 8-22 (.364) from the line for the entire game. FARLEY TIME....Senior forward Justin Farley has found his role in the Friars offense. In the last six games, Farley has provided a spark off the bench scoring season highs of 12 points against Georgetown and Syracuse. Over the last six games, Farley has scored 64 points (10.7 ppg) and had 19 rebounds (3.2 rpg) in 25 minutes per game. He played a season-high 27 minutes at Boston College and is averaging 6.9 ppg and 3.1 rpg over the first 19 games this season.
HIGH SCORERS....West Virginia guard Jarett Kearse joined Notre Dame freshman Troy Murphy, Cleveland State's James Madison and TCU's Lee Nailon as players that have scored 30 or more points against the Friars this season.
BIG EAST STARTS...The Friars have started the BIG EAST schedule with an 0-2 mark in three of the last four seasons. PC was 0-3 in the league last year before winning in the fourth league game. The Friars have started the BIG EAST schedule with an 0-2 record or worse in 14 of the BIG EAST's 20 seasons. PC has won five of its last seven league games after the 0-2 start. TOUGH PLACES....The Friars win at the Fitzgerald Field House at Pittsburgh was just the Friars third against Pittsburgh on the Panthers home court. PC is now 3-13 at Pitt. The Friars are just 3-15 at Georgetown and 3-15 at Syracuse after winning their last two games at the Carrier Dome. OVERTIME BLUES...The Friars overtime win against West Virginia snapped a five-game overtime losing streak for the Friars that dated back to 3/19/95 (PC defeated Syracuse 71-69 at the BIG EAST Tournament). The Friars were 0-2 in 1995-96 and 0-3 in 1996-97 in the extra stanza. The West Virginia win evened the Friars' all-time record in overtime to 42-42. WILD WEST VIRGINIA...PC and West Virginia set several BIG EAST records in the 90-87 overtime win on January 5th. The 59 free throws taken by the Friars is a BIG EAST and Providence College record. The previous record for the Friars was 55 set against Alaska-Fairbanks in the 1996 Top of the World Classic. West Virginia's 41 fouls was a BIG EAST record as were the 39 overtime points that the two teams combined for. The Mountaineers had six players foul out while the Friars had two. Providence was 16-21 from the free throw line in overtime. 50 OR BETTER...PC shot over 50% (50.8%) in the win over Boston College on January 17. That marked the fourth time this season that PC has shot 50% or better in a game. The Friars are 4-0 when they hit half their shots or more. SEASON LOWS...St. John's held the Friars to a season low 32.4% (22-68) from the floor. The Friars were also held to a season low 11 assists while St. John's turned over the ball a season low 12 times. HOG HIGHS...Arkansas scored 118 points the most ever by an opponent versus the Friars. The 15-three pointers Arkansas scored were the most ever by an opponent. The 45 field goals equalled the most ever by an opponent versus PC. Arkansas' 29 assists were a season high against Providence and the 26 turnovers by the Friars were a season high. Arkansas' 52 rebounds were the most this season by a PC opponent. CHANGING TIMES...Please note the following time changes on the Friars' schedule. February 15 at St. John's - Originally a 7:00 p.m. game, this game will be moved to 7:30 p.m. and will be televised by ESPN2. 1998-99 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL
FRIAR LEADS AND DEFICITS
BIGGEST DEFICIT: 39 (79-118/:11.7 left in second half) vs. Arkansas
Biggest deficit overcome: 12 (11-23/7:55 left in first half) at Syracuse
BIGGEST RUN: 24 (40-16 /18:39 - from start of game to 1:21 left in first half) vs. BROWN
BIGGEST RUN ALLOWED: 27 (5-32 - 10:42 /12:39 left in first half to 1:57 left
in first half) vs. NOTRE DAME
1998-99 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WINS AND LOSSES
Kendrick Moore - Stress fracture - left foot (UTPA, NCST, CSU, ME, BR, ND, Rut)
GAMES LED PC IN:
FRIARS BY THE NUMBERS....
WHEN LEADING AT HALFTIME: 9-3
AWAY: 3-1
HOME: 6-0
NEUTRAL: 0-2
WHEN TRAILING AT HALFTIME: 3-4
HOME: 2-2
AWAY: 1-2
NEUTRAL: 0-0
RECORD AFTER 19 GAMES
IN 1997-98: 8-11/3-7
PROVIDENCE - VILLANOVA
SERIES FACTS Notes: While PC has lost two in a row and three of its last five, Villanova has won four in a row and five of its last six games overall. The Wildcats are led by guards Howard Brown (13.9 ppg/4.4 reb) and John Celestand (12.7 ppg/2.7 rpg). Malik Allen and Rafal Bigus lead Villanova in rebounding with 5.9 boards per game.
FRIARS CAREER STATS VS. VILLANOVA
League Overall
W L PCT W L PCT
Connecticut 9 0 1.000 17 0 1.000
St. John's 7 1 .875 16 4 .800
Miami 6 2 .750 12 4 .750
Villanova 6 4 .600 15 5 .750
Syracuse 5 4 .556 14 5 .737
Rutgers 5 4 .556 12 6 .667
Providence 5 4 .556 12 7 .632
Seton Hall 5 4 .556 11 7 .611
Notre Dame 4 5 .444 10 10 .500
West Virginia 3 7 .300 8 11 .421
Georgetown 2 7 .222 9 9 .500
Pittsburgh 1 7 .125 9 9 .500
Boston College 0 8 .000 3 13 .188
THIS WEEK IN THE BIG EAST
Tuesday, January 26
Villanova at Providence 8:00 pm
Wednesday, January 27
St, John's at Syracuse 7:00 pm
Notre Dame at Boston College 7:30 pm
Seton Hall at Miami 7:30 pm
West Virginia vs. Marshall 8:00 pm
(at Charleston, W.Va.)
Saturday, January 30
Providence at Notre Dame Noon
Georgetown at Villanova Noon
Connecticut at St. John's 1:00 pm
Miami at Pittsburgh 4:30 pm
Syracuse at Seton Hall 8:00 pm
Sunday, January 31
West Virginia at Rutgers Noon
1998-99 BIG EAST HONORS
Co- PLAYER OF THE WEEK (Jan. 25)
"Bootsy" Thornton - St. John's
Co-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK (Jan. 25)
Erick Barkley - St. John's
Dahntay Jones - Rutgers FRIAR STATISTICAL LEADERS - (as of January 25, 1999)
INDIVIDUAL
FIELD GOAL %
Jamel Thomas .435 (12th) .405 (10th)
FREE THROW %
Jamel Thomas .782 (6th)
Kendrick Moore .893 (2nd)
3PT FG MADE
Sean Connolly 2.21 (2nd) 2.33 (2nd)
Jamel Thomas 1.84 (7th)
3PT FG %
Sean Connolly .378 (12th) .438 (9th)
REBOUNDS
Jamel Thomas 7.8 (7th) 8.5 (4th)
Erron Maxey 6.4 (15th) 7.1 (12th)
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
Erron Maxey 3.00 ( 8th) 3.00 (t7th)
Jamel Thomas 2.53 (13th) 2.67 (t15th)
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
Jamel Thomas 5.32 (5th) 5.22 (5th)
Erron Maxey 4.44 (8th)
STEALS
John Linehan 2.95 (2nd) 2.89 (1st)
Corey Wright 2.21 (t8th) 1.89 (13th)
ASSIST/TO RATIO
Corey Wright 2.30 (1st) 2.31 (1st)
John Linehan 2.00 (5th) 1.71 (8th)
ASSISTS
Corey Wright 4.12 (10th) 4.11 (10th)
CAREER SCORING
Name (Years) GP PTS
1. Jimmy Walker (1964-67) 81 2,045
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 2,021
3. Marvin Barnes (1971-74) 89 1,839
4. Joe Hassett (1973-77) 124 1,828
5. Bruce Campbell (1974-78) 122 1,809
6. Ernie DiGregorio (1970-73) 86 1,760
7. Jamel Thomas (1995- ) 113 1,741
SEASON SCORING AVERAGE
Name (Year) PTS(Gms) AVG
1. Jimmy Walker (1966-67) 851(28) 30.39
2. John Thompson (1963-64) 681(26) 26.19
3. Eric Murdock (1990-91) 818(32) 25.58
4. Ernie DiGregorio (1972-73) 761(31) 24.55
5. Jimmy Walker (1965-66) 662(27) 24.52
6. Jamel Thomas (1998-99) 431(19) 22.70
CAREER FIELD GOALS
Name (Year) GP FG
1. Joe Hassett (1973-77) 124 840
2. Jimmy Walker (1964-67) 81 781
3. Marvin Barnes (1971-74) 89 770
4. Ernie DiGregorio (1970-73) 86 757
5. Bruce Campbell (1974-78 122 726
6. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 687
7. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 113 624
8. Jamel Thomas (1995- ) 113 601
CAREER FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Name (Year) GP FG Att
1. Joe Hassett (1973-77) 124 1703
2. Ernie DiGregorio (1970-73) 86 1619
3. Jimmy Walker (1964-67) 81 1591
4. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 1575
5. Marvin Barnes (1971-74) 89 1494
6. Bruce Campbell (1974-78 122 1475
7. Jamel Thomas (1995- ) 113 1453
CAREER 3 POINT FIELD GOALS
Name (Year) GP 3-FG
1. Jamel Thomas (1995 -) 113 178
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 169
CAREER 3 PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Name (Year) GP 3-FGA
1. Jamel Thomas (1995 - ) 113 517
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 477
CAREER FREE THROWS
Name (Year) GP FTM
1. Jimmy Walker (1964-67 81 481
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 478
3. Bob Moran (1951-54) 69 417
4. Austin Croshere (1993-97) 121 386
5. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 113 377
6. Jamel Thomas (1995 - ) 113 361
CAREER FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
Name (Year) GP FTA
1. Jimmy Walker (1964-67 81 614
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 610
3. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 113 577
4. Michael Smith (1991-94) 94 560
5. Dickey Simpkins (1990-94) 125 553
6. John Thompson (1961-64) 79 546
7. Jim Hadnot (1959-62) 84 496
8. Jamel Thomas (1995 - ) 113 488
CAREER OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
Name (Year) REB
1. Michael Smith (1991-94) 382
2. Dickey Simpkins (1990-94) 312
3. Marques Bragg (1988-92) 288
4. Austin Croshere (1993-97) 230
5. Jamel Thomas (1995 - ) 229
CAREER ASSIST-TO RATIO
Name (Year) AST/TO RATIO
1. Abdul Abdullah (1992-94) 422/163 2.59-1
2. Paul Oristaglio (1975-78) 122/50 2.44-1
3. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 532/237 2.24-1
4. Gary Bello (1972-75) 257/118 2.18-1
5. God Shammgod (1995-97) 428/197 2.17-1
7. Billy Donovan (1983-87) 546/271 2.01-1
7. John Linehan (1997- ) 144/73 1.97-1
8. Corey Wright (1996- ) 257/132 1.95-1
CAREER STEALS
Name (Year) GP STLS
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 376
2. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 109 226
3. Harold Starks (1982-86) 117 207
4. Joe Hassett (1973-77) 124 176
5. Michael Brown (1992-96) 123 174
6. Billy Donovan (1983-87) 122 170
Corey Wright (1996- ) 84 170
CAREER STEALS AVERAGE
Name (Year) GP/ST AVG
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117/376 3.21
2. Dwight Williams (1976-78) 61/150 2.46
3. Delray Brooks (1986-88) 56/130 2.32
4. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 109/226 2.07
5. Corey Wright (1996-) 84/170 2.02
BIG EAST CAREER SCORING
Name (Years) PTS
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 1,145
2. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 949
BIG EAST CAREER FIELD GOALS
Name (Year) FG
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 390
2. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 337
3. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 327
BIG EAST CAREER FIELD GOAL ATT
Name (Year) FGA
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 884
2. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 791
BIG EAST CAREER 3 POINT FG
Name (Year) 3-FG
1. Michael Brown (1992-96) 115
2. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 110
BIG EAST CAREER 3 POINT FG ATT
Name (Year) 3-FGA
1. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 306
BIG EAST CAREER FREE THROWS
Name (Year) FT
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 263
2. Otis Thorpe (1981-84) 223
3. Michael Smith (1992-94) 203
4. Eric Williams (1994-96) 186
5. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 185
6. Jamel Thomas (1995- ) 183
BIG EAST CAREER FREE THROW ATT.
Name (Year) FTA
1. Michael Smith (1991-94) 340
2. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 339
3. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 328
4. Dickey Simpkins (1990-94) 290
5. Eric Williams (1994-96) 259
6. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 248
BIG EAST CAREER MINUTES
Name (Year) MIN
1. Michael Brown (1992-96) 2178
2. Otis Thorpe (1980-84) 1958
3. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 1948
4. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 1865
BIG EAST CAREER STEALS
Name (Year) STEALS
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 199
2. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 108
3. Michael Brown (1992-96) 107
4. Harold Starks (1982-86) 96
5. Jamel Thomas (1995-) 94
6. Corey Wright (1996- ) 89
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