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Temple Owls Team Records TEMPLE OWLS History teaM ReCoRds Points Game Most: ..114, vs. Glassboro State, 12/19/51 Least: ............6, vs. Tennessee, 12/15/73 Half: ............66, 2nd half vs. Glassboro St., ..............................................................12/19/51 Both teams, Most: .....197, Temple 103, ..........................Rhode Island 94, 1/6/83; ................................................Temple 111, ....................Glassboro State 86, 12/12/50 Both teams, Least: ..17, vs. Tennessee, .....................................................12/15/73 Season Overall: .......................2,698 in 1986-87 Fewest Overall: ..............541 in 1923-24 Average: .........................78.5 in 1955-56 The 1986-87 squad scored more points (2,698) than any other team in Temple basketball Lowest Scoring Average: history. ..........................................27.0 in 1923-24 FRee tHRoWs BloCKed sHots Field Goals Game Game Game Made: ...................45, vs. Rider, 2/27/70 Made: ........13, vs. Penn State, 12/26/88; Made: .........47, vs. Gettysburg, 1/31/67 Attempted: .........54, vs. Saint Joseph’s, ........................vs. Florida State, 11/29/99 Attempted: .90, vs. American, 12/14/63 ......................................................3/10/56 Season Percentage, game: .....68.6 (35-for-51), Percentage: ................100.0 (19-for-19), Most: ...............................182 in 1987-88 .........................vs. Rhode Island, 2/13/10 ........................vs. Miami (Fla.), 12/27/68 Least: .................................45 in 1982-83 Percentage, half: ............84.6, second, Season ................(11-for-14), vs. Lehigh, 12/11/79 Made: ..............................565 in 1986-87 PeRsonal FoUls Season Attempted: .....................834 in 1955-56 Game Made: ..............................954 in 1986-87 Percentage: ..................76.1 in 1985-86, .............................................(556-for-731) Most: ..............33, vs. Harvard, 12/28/79 Attempted: ..................2,294 in 1955-56 Least: ..............2, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/15/69 Percentage: ...................52.5 in 1978-79 ..........................................(896-for-1706) ReBoUnds Season Game Most: ...............................623 in 1983-84 Fewest: .............................311 in 1963-64 tHRee-Point Field Goals Made: .....74, vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1/25/58 Game Season tURnoVeRs Made: ..................................................19, Most: .............................1,552 in 1955-56 Season ..............vs. George Washington, 3/4/92 Fewest: ...........................954 in 1979-80 Attempted: .......38, vs. Rutgers, 2/1/91; Most: .................................513 in 1971-72 ..........................vs. Rhode Island, 3/1/06 assists Least: ..............................247 in 2005-06 Percentage, game: ........80.0 (4-for-5), Game ..........................vs. Mississippi, 12/28/87 MisCellaneoUs Made: .................................................29, Season Season ..............vs. George Washington, 3/4/00 Made: ..............................298 in 2001-02 Number of games: ..........37 in 2000-01 Attempted: ....................869 in 2001-02 Season Most Wins: .....32 in 1986-87 and 1987-88 Percentage: ..................40.9 in 1987-88 Made: .............................527 in 2008-09 Most Losses: ....19 in 1974-75 and 1958-59 Consecutive Wins: ..........25 in 1957-58 steals Consecutive Losses: ........11 in 1975-76 Game Winning Pct.: ....94.1 (32-2) in 1987-88 Made: ............22, vs. Duquesne, 1/21/98 Lowest Winning Pct.: .............24.0 (6-19) Season ........................................................in 1958-59 Most: ..............................349 in 1998-99 Home Winning Streak: ..33 in 1983-87 Fewest: ............................163 in 2009-10 Away Winning Streak: ...12 in 1983-84 Home Losing Streak: .......4 in 1938-39 Away Losing Streak: ........9 in 1974-76 87 • 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide History TEMPLE OWLS indiVidUal ReCoRds Points Season Game Made: .............................107 by Dionte Christmas in 2008-09 Overall: ..........................73 by Bill Mlkvy vs. Wilkes, 3/3/51 Attempted: .................304 by Dionte Christmas in 2008-09 Season Percentage: .......47.2 (50-for-106) by Lynn Greer in 1997-98 Overall: ..........................................745 by Hal Lear in 1955-56 Career Average: ..................................29.2 by Bill Mlkvy in 1950-51 Made: .................................319 by Dionte Christmas, 2005-09 Career Attempted: ......................886 by Dionte Christmas, 2005-09 Overall: ...................................2,609 by Mark Macon, 1987-91 Percentage: ...40.5 (106-for-262) by Nate Blackwell, 1983-87 Average: .....................................21.1 by Bill Mlkvy, 1949-52 FRee tHRoWs Game Made: ..................18 by Lynn Greer vs. Saint Joseph’s, 2/2/02 Attempted: .......20 by Jim Williams vs. Manhattan, 12/18/63 Percentage: ...........................1.000 (18-for-18) by Lynn Greer ........................................................vs. Saint Joseph’s, 2/2/02 Season Made: ..............................................189 by Hal Lear in 1955-56 Attempted: ....................................241 by Hal Lear in 1955-56 Percentage: ....90.4 (123-for-136) by Nate Blackwell, 1983-87 Career Made: ........................................482 by Granger Hall, 1980-85 Attempted: ...............................698 by Granger Hall, 1980-85 Percentage: .........85.2 (466-for-547) by Lynn Greer, 1997-02 ReBoUnds Game Overall: ......................34 by Fred Cohen vs. Connecticut, 3/16/56 Mark Macon holds the all-time school record for points scored. .................................................................................(NCAA Record) He finished his career with 2,609 points, reached double figures 120 times and scored 20 or more points 70 times in his 126 games Season at Temple. Overall: ....................................472 by Bill Mlkvy in 1950-51 Average: ..................................18.8 by Bill Mlkvy in 1950-51 Field Goals Career Game Overall: .......................................1,147 by Lavoy Allen, 2007-11 Made: ................................32 by Bill Mlkvy, vs. Wilkes, 3/3/51 Average: ................................13.4 by Jim Williams, 1963-66 Attempted: .....................69 by Bill Mlkvy, vs. Wilkes, 3/3/51 Season assists Made: .......................................303 by Bill Mlkvy in 1950-51 Game Attempted: .................................964 by Bill Mlkvy in 1950-51 Overall: .............20 by Howard Evans vs. Villanova, 2/18/88; Pct.: ............67.8 (137-for-202) by Vince Richardson, 1964-65 ................by Guy Rodgers vs. Southern Methodist, 3/23/56 Career Season Made: .....................................980 by Mark Macon, 1987-91 Overall: ............................294 by Howard Evans in 1987-88 Attempted: ..............................2,318 by Mark Macon, 1987-91 Average: ............................8.6 by Howard Evans in 1987-88 Percentage: .........54.4 (553-for-1016) by Tim Perry, 1984-88 Career tHRee-Point Field Goals Overall: ..................................748 by Howard Evans, 1984-88 Game Average: .............................5.9 by Pepe Sanchez in 1996-00 Made: ..9 by Rick Brunson vs. George Washington, 2/26/95; ....................................Johnny Miller vs. Cincinnati, 3/16/95 Attempted: ............................................20 by Mike Vreeswyk ......................................................vs. West Virginia, 2/24/87 Percentage: ..................1.000 (7-for-7) by Pepe Sanchez vs. .............................................................Rhode Island, 2/16/97 www.OwlSports.com • 88 TEMPLE OWLS History indiVidUal ReCoRds steals Pepe Sanchez holds the career steals record with Game 365. The 2000 graduate helped his Argentina men’s Made: ................11 by Mark Macon vs. Notre Dame, 1/29/89 basketball team win the Season gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Made: .................................101 by Pepe Sanchez in 1998-99 Athens, Greece. Average: .............................3.4 by Pepe Sanchez in 1997-98 Career Made: ...................................365 by Pepe Sanchez, 1996-00 Average: ..............................3.1 by Pepe Sanchez in 1996-00 BloCKed sHots Game Made: ..........10 by Duane Causwell vs. Penn State, 12/26/89 ..................................................................................and 1/19/89 Season Made: .............................124 by Duane Causwell in 1988-89 Average: ..........................4.1 by Duane Causwell in 1988-89 Career Made: ......................................392 by Tim Perry in 1984-88 Average: ...................................3.0 by Tim Perry in 1984-88 PeRsonal FoUls Season Made: ...................................117 by Ramon Rivas in 1986-87 Career Made: ...................................363 by Charles Rayne, 1981-85 seRViCe Season Games Played: ........................37 by Lynn Greer in 2000-01 Career Games Played: .............................137 by Lynn Greer, 1997-02 Duane Causwell holds the single-game and season records for Games Started: ............................130 by Lavoy Allen, 2007-11 blocks. oPPonents indiVidUal ReCoRds Points: ........................40 by Steve Black of La Salle in 1983; ..................................by Gary Spengler of Muhlenberg in 1964 Rebounds: ...................30 by Cotton Nash of Kentucky, 1960 Field Goals: ......................17 by Steve Black of La
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