The Ncaa's 2000 Point/1000 Rebound Club

SUMG · March 23, 2011

I hope this posts okay....our own alum Kenneth Lyons is in a select group. Lots of legends in the group with him...guys who had 2000 points and 1000 rebounds in their NCAA career:

(Name, School..............Height, last year played, # of years played, games, points, rebounds):

Lionel Simmons, La Salle.............................. 6-7 1990 4 131 3,217 1,429

Harry Kelly, Texas Southern......................... 6-7 1983 4 110 3,066 1,085

Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati....................... 6-5 1960 3 88 2,973 1,338

Danny Manning, Kansas............................... 6-10 1988 4 147 2,951 1,187

Elvin Hayes, Houston...................................... 6-8 1968 3 93 2,884 1,602

Larry Bird, Indiana St. .................................... 6-9 1979 3 94 2,850 1,247

Hank Gathers, Southern California &

Loyola Marymount.................................... 6-7 1990 4 117 2,723 1,128

Daren Queenan, Lehigh................................ 6-5 1988 4 118 2,703 1,013

David Robinson, Navy................................... 7-1 1987 4 127 2,669 1,314

Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma........................ 6-9 1985 3 104 2,661 1,048

Michael Brooks, La Salle................................ 6-7 1980 4 114 2,628 1,372

Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest......................... 6-6 1955 4 104 2,587 1,802

Calvin Natt, La.-Monroe ............................... 6-5 1979 4 108 2,581 1,285

Keith Van Horn, Utah...................................... 6-9 1997 4 122 2,542 1,074

Willie Jackson, Centenary (La.)................... 6-6 1984 4 114 2,535 1,013

Caleb Green, Oral Roberts........................... 6-8 2007 4 128 2,503 1,189

Bill Bradley, Princeton.................................... 6-5 1965 3 83 2,503 1,008

Elgin Baylor, Albertson & Seattle............... 6-6 1958 3 80 2,500 1,559

Nick Fazekas, Nevada..................................... 6-11 2007 4 131 2,464 1,254

Tom Gola, La Salle............................................ 6-6 1955 4 118 2,462 2,201

Christian Laettner, Duke............................... 6-11 1992 4 148 2,460 1,149

Keith Lee, Memphis........................................ 6-11 1985 4 128 2,408 1,336

Phil Sellers, Rutgers......................................... 6-5 1976 4 114 2,399 1,115

Byron Houston, Oklahoma St. ................... 6-7 1992 4 127 2,379 1,190

Ron Harper, Miami (Ohio)............................ 6-6 1986 4 120 2,377 1,119

Bryant Reeves, Oklahoma St. ..................... 7-0 1995 4 136 2,367 1,152

Craig Smith, Boston College....................... 6-7 2006 4 130 2,349 1,114

Lew Alcindor, UCLA........................................ 7-2 1969 3 88 2,325 1,367

Mike Gminski, Duke........................................ 6-11 1980 4 122 2,323 1,242

Billy McGill, Utah.............................................. 6-9 1962 3 86 2,321 1,106

Adam Keefe, Stanford.................................... 6-9 1992 4 125 2,319 1,119

Jerry West, West Virgina ............................... 6-3 1960 3 93 2,309 1,240

Tunji Awojobi, Boston U. ............................. 6-5 1997 4 114 2,308 1,237

Jonathan Moore, Furman............................. 6-8 1980 4 117 2,299 1,242

Rick Barry, Miami (Fla.)................................... 6-7 1965 3 77 2,298 1,274

Gary Winton, Army.......................................... 6-5 1978 4 105 2,296 1,168

Kenneth Lyons, North Texas........................ 6-7 1983 4 111 2,291 1,020

Tom Davis, Delaware St. ............................... 6-6 1991 4 95 2,274 1,013

Nick Werkman, Seton Hall............................ 6-3 1964 3 71 2,273 1,036

Jim McDaniels, Western Ky. ........................ 7-0 1971 3 81 2,238 1,118

Joe Holup, George Washington................ 6-6 1956 4 104 2,226 2,030

Ralph Sampson, Virginia............................... 7-4 1983 4 132 2,225 1,511

Juan Mendez, Niagara................................... 6-7 2005 4 123 2,210 1,053

FirefightnRick · March 24, 2011

Damn, that's an incredible select group to be part of?

Rick

foutsrouts · March 24, 2011

I hope this posts okay....our own alum Kenneth Lyons is in a select group. Lots of legends in the group with him...guys who had 2000 points and 1000 rebounds in their NCAA career:

(Name, School..............Height, last year played, # of years played, games, points, rebounds):

Lionel Simmons, La Salle.............................. 6-7 1990 4 131 3,217 1,429
Harry Kelly, Texas Southern......................... 6-7 1983 4 110 3,066 1,085
Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati....................... 6-5 1960 3 88 2,973 1,338
Danny Manning, Kansas............................... 6-10 1988 4 147 2,951 1,187
Elvin Hayes, Houston...................................... 6-8 1968 3 93 2,884 1,602
Larry Bird, Indiana St. .................................... 6-9 1979 3 94 2,850 1,247
Hank Gathers, Southern California &
Loyola Marymount.................................... 6-7 1990 4 117 2,723 1,128
Daren Queenan, Lehigh................................ 6-5 1988 4 118 2,703 1,013
David Robinson, Navy................................... 7-1 1987 4 127 2,669 1,314
Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma........................ 6-9 1985 3 104 2,661 1,048
Michael Brooks, La Salle................................ 6-7 1980 4 114 2,628 1,372
Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest......................... 6-6 1955 4 104 2,587 1,802
Calvin Natt, La.-Monroe ............................... 6-5 1979 4 108 2,581 1,285
Keith Van Horn, Utah...................................... 6-9 1997 4 122 2,542 1,074
Willie Jackson, Centenary (La.)................... 6-6 1984 4 114 2,535 1,013
Caleb Green, Oral Roberts........................... 6-8 2007 4 128 2,503 1,189
Bill Bradley, Princeton.................................... 6-5 1965 3 83 2,503 1,008
Elgin Baylor, Albertson & Seattle............... 6-6 1958 3 80 2,500 1,559
Nick Fazekas, Nevada..................................... 6-11 2007 4 131 2,464 1,254
Tom Gola, La Salle............................................ 6-6 1955 4 118 2,462 2,201
Christian Laettner, Duke............................... 6-11 1992 4 148 2,460 1,149
Keith Lee, Memphis........................................ 6-11 1985 4 128 2,408 1,336
Phil Sellers, Rutgers......................................... 6-5 1976 4 114 2,399 1,115
Byron Houston, Oklahoma St. ................... 6-7 1992 4 127 2,379 1,190
Ron Harper, Miami (Ohio)............................ 6-6 1986 4 120 2,377 1,119
Bryant Reeves, Oklahoma St. ..................... 7-0 1995 4 136 2,367 1,152
Craig Smith, Boston College....................... 6-7 2006 4 130 2,349 1,114
Lew Alcindor, UCLA........................................ 7-2 1969 3 88 2,325 1,367
Mike Gminski, Duke........................................ 6-11 1980 4 122 2,323 1,242
Billy McGill, Utah.............................................. 6-9 1962 3 86 2,321 1,106
Adam Keefe, Stanford.................................... 6-9 1992 4 125 2,319 1,119
Jerry West, West Virgina ............................... 6-3 1960 3 93 2,309 1,240
Tunji Awojobi, Boston U. ............................. 6-5 1997 4 114 2,308 1,237
Jonathan Moore, Furman............................. 6-8 1980 4 117 2,299 1,242
Rick Barry, Miami (Fla.)................................... 6-7 1965 3 77 2,298 1,274
Gary Winton, Army.......................................... 6-5 1978 4 105 2,296 1,168
Kenneth Lyons, North Texas........................ 6-7 1983 4 111 2,291 1,020
Tom Davis, Delaware St. ............................... 6-6 1991 4 95 2,274 1,013
Nick Werkman, Seton Hall............................ 6-3 1964 3 71 2,273 1,036
Jim McDaniels, Western Ky. ........................ 7-0 1971 3 81 2,238 1,118
Joe Holup, George Washington................ 6-6 1956 4 104 2,226 2,030
Ralph Sampson, Virginia............................... 7-4 1983 4 132 2,225 1,511
Juan Mendez, Niagara................................... 6-7 2005 4 123 2,210 1,053

What stands out to me on that list, is that I hadn't remembered that Calvin Natt went to school in Monroe, and I can't believe it has been 26 years since Keith Lee was at Memphis, and Wayman Tisdale was at Oklahoma. Damn time flies. Hell of a career Kenneth!

FirefightnRick · March 24, 2011

And by the way for those of you who go to many of the home games. Your among greatness when you attend because Kenny hardly ever misses watching his Mean Green play. If you ever get a chance to talk with him you should as he has some great experiences to share.

Rick