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Bethune-Cookman University Men's Basketball Record Book Bethune-Cookman university Men’s Basketball record book Bethune-Cookman Men’s Basketball record book scoring career Scoring PLAYER YEARS G POINTS AVG. 0. John Chaney 1951-1955 n/a 3,067+ n/a 1. Johnnie Allen 1965-1969 114 3,067 27.5 2. Warren Baker 1968-1972 99 1,904 19.2 3. Reggie Cunningham 1988-1992 114 1,887 16.4 4. Vernon Taylor 1969-1973 88 1,873 21.2 5. C.J. Reed 2008-2011 100 1,654 16.5 6. Carl Fuller 1964-1968 101 1,573 15.0 7. Calvin Johnson 1960-1964 n/a 1,535+ n/a 8. Eugene Richardson 1973-1977 n/a 1,454 n/a 9. Owen Harris 1967-1971 100 1,401 14.0 10. Latroy Strong 1991-1995 108 1,380 12.7 11. Jerome Hamler 1964-1968 80 1,332 16.7 12. Anthony Chester 1976-1980 n/a 1,321+ 24.7 13. Jarvis Smith 1980-1983 77 1,318 17.1 14. Freddie Cole 1996-2000 107 1,317 12.3 15. Richard Touissant 2001-2003 59 1,220 19.9 16. William Lavan 1963-1967 85 1,219 12.8 17. Clifford Reed 1989-1991 57 1,208 21.2 18. Julious Grant 1986-1990 107 1,182 11.0 19 Kevin Dukes 2009-2013 136 1,176 8.5 20. Glenn Reeves 1973-1977 n/a 1,166 n/a 21. Ricky Johnson 2011-2016 129 1,161 9.0 22. Brandon Tabb 2016-2018 62 1,138 18.4 23. Wesley Holiday 1974-1978 n/a 1,132+ n/a 24. Don Hill 1982-1986 106 1,105 10.4 25. James Turner 1985-1989 109 1,097 10.0 26. Aulcie Perry 1971-1973 46 1,095 23.8 27. Ronnie Weston 1983-1985 80 1,075 13.4 28. Diondre Larmond 2001-2005 124 1,068 8.6 29. Adrien Coleman 2011-2013 69 1,010 14.6 30. Michael Williams II 2002-2006 117 1,002 8.6 NOTES: John Cheney was a Bethune-Cookman standout from 1951-55, helping the Wildcats win the 1953 SIAC championship and appearances in the 1953 and 1955 NAIA post-season tournaments. While his 1952 career high of 57 against Knoxville is recorded, most of his individual records have been lost along with those of teammates Jack “Cy” McClairen, Hubert Helmsley and other BCU standouts prior to 1963. It is believed Cheney scored over 3,000 points during his Bethune-Cookman career. .. (+) Calvin Johnson’s totals are from 1961-64; his first seasons’ stats are missing; Anthony Chester’s totals are missing 10 games from 1977-79…Wesley Holliday’s totals are missing 4 games from 1977 and two from 1978. single-season Scoring PLAYER YEAR G POINTS AVG 1.Johnnie Allen 1968 31 994 32.1 2.Johnnie Allen 1966 28 759 27.1 3.Reggie Cunningham 1992 29 744 25.6 4.Anthony Chester 1980 29 714 24.7 5.Johnnie Allen 1969 24 671 28.0 6.Clifford Reed 1991 29 645 22.2 7. Vernon Taylor 1972 28 639 23.6 8.Johnnie Allen 1967 28 639 22.8 9.CJ Reed 2011 34 639 18.8 10.Richard Toussaint 2002 29 625 21.6 11.Adrien Coleman 2013 34 606 17.5 12.Aulcie Perry 1973 22 594 27.0 13.Calvin Johnson 1963 n/a 592 n/a 14.Warren Baker 1970 26 584 22.5 15. Don Hill 1986 29 576 19.9 16. Brandon Tabb 2017 32 570 17.8 17. Brandon Tabb 2018 30 568 18.9 18. Clifford Reed 1990 28 563 20.1 19. Vernon Taylor 1971 24 556 23.1 20.Richard Toussaint 2003 30 545 21.6 21. Warren Baker 1971 24 528 22.0 22. Kevin Bradshaw 1985 27 514 19.0 23. Jordan Potts 2016 32 513 16.0 24. Jerome Hamler 1964 22 504 22.9 25. Jarvis Smith 1982 27 503 18.6 single-game Scoring PLAYER PNTS OPPONENT DATE NOTE 1. Carl Fuller 60 Fisk 2/26/65 SIAC Tournament 2. John Chaney 57 Knoxville 1952 3. Johnnie Allen 51 at Edward Waters 1/17/69 Road Record 4. Johnnie Allen 49 Allen 2/4/67 Moore Gym Co-Record 4. Vernon Taylor 49 Edward Waters 2/2/72 Moore Gym Co-Record 4. Richard Toussiant 49 Morgan State 3/11/03 MEAC Tournament/DI record 7. Willie Lavan 46 Florida Memorial 12/16/64 7. Aulcie Perry 46 Florida A&M 2/3/73 7. Aulcie Perry 46 Florida A&M 2/8/73 7. Reggie Cunningham 46 at Stetson 12/4/91 Division I road record 7. Richard Toussiant 46 South Alabama 2/20/02 Division I home record 12. Johnnie Allen 45 Alabama State 1/15/68 12. Johnnie Allen 45 Alabama A&M 2/3/68 14. Johnnie Allen 44 Savannah State 2/10/68 14. King Green 44 Ft. Valley State 1/19/57 16. Johnnie Allen 43 Savannah State 2/21/66 Freshman Record 17. Johnnie Allen 42 FIT 1/11/68 17. Calvin Johnson 42 South Carolina St 2/2/62 19. Johnnie Allen 41 Allen 2/6/68 19. Johnnie Allen 41 Ft. Valley State 12/8/67 19 Johnnie Allen 41 Berea 12/12/68 19.Vernon Taylor 41 Savannah State 2/6/71 23. Johnnie Allen 40 Benedict 2/14/66 23. Vernon Taylor 40 Albany State 2/24/72 SIAC Tournament 23. Warren Baker 40 South Carolina St. 2/20/70 23. Richard Toussiant 40 North Carolina A&T 2/3/03 27. Johnnie Allen 39 Edward Waters 1/17/68 27. Johnnie Allen 39 Edward Waters 2/19/69 28. Johnnie Allen 38 Norfolk State 12/2/67 Freshman Debut Record 28. Calvin Johnson 38 Ft. Valley State 1/14/63 28. Calvin Johnson 38 Albany State 1/17/63 28. Johnnie Allen 38 Allen 12/14/65 28. Johnnie Allen 38 Allen 12/9/67 34. Johnnie Allen 37 St. Leo 2/20/68 34. Maurice Riddick37 Coppin State 1/19/02 MEAC Home Record 34. Vernon Taylor 37 Edward Waters 1/7/72 34.Warren Baker 37 South Carolina St. 12/8/70 34. Clifford Reed 37 Florida A&M 2/4/91 34. Vernon Taylor 37 Morehouse 1/13/70 40. Johnnie Allen 36 Florida Memorial 1966 40. Carl Fuller 36 Albany State 2/8/66 40. Lamont Parrish 36 Florida A&M 2/4/95 40. Henry Rainey 36 Florida A&M 1955-56 40. Vernon Taylor 36 Savannah State 1/10/73 40. Calvin Johnson 36 Benedict 1/11/64 40. Aulcie Perry 36 Ft. Lauderdale 2/19/73 40. Johnnie Allen 36 Florida Memorial 12/14/67 PLAYER PNTS OPPONENT DATE NOTE 48. Jordan Potts 35 at UCF 12/22/15 48. Johnnie Allen 35 Ft. Valley State 1/27/69 48. Aulcie Perry 35 Ft. Lauderdale 1/26/72 48. Anthony Chester35 Florida Memorial 12/31/79 48. Antonio Webb 35 North Carolina A&T 1/24/05 48. John Chaney 35 Clark 1952 48. Johnnie Allen 35 Allen 12/15/65 48. Johnnie Allen 35 at Benedict 12/14/65 48. Calvin Johnson 35 Fort Valley State 1/13/64 48. Calvin Johnson 35 Edward Waters 2/3/64 48. Calvin Johnson 35 Florida A&M 2/5/64 48. Johnnie Allen 35 St. Leo 12/13/68 Bethune-Cookman Men’s Basketball record book rebounding career rebounding PLAYER YEARS G REBOUNDS AVG 1. Carl Fuller 1963-1968 98 1,685 16.7 2. Johnnie Allen 1965-1969 114 1,352 11.9 3. Warren Baker 1968-1972 99 979+ % n/a 4. Michael Williams II 2002-2006 117 754 6.4 5. Melvin Jackson 1965-1969 103 689 6.7 6. Reggie Cunningham 1988-1992 114 682 6.0 7. Alexander Starling 2008-2011 99 681 6.9 8. Don Hill 1982-1986 106 673 6.4 9. Otis Fells 1966-1969 76 633 8.3 10. William Lavan 1963-1967 85 618 7.2 11. Ken Boyton 1981-1985 98 581 5.9 12. Sam Barber 1970-1973 n/a 558+$ n/a 13. Richard Leonard 1992-1997 103 509 4.9. 14. Papa Ba 2001-2003 87 495 5.6 15. Eugene Richardson 1972-1976 n/a 410 n/a % Missing 1971-1972 stats $ Missing 1974-75 and 1976-77 stats single-season rebounding PLAYER REBOUNDS YEAR 1. Carl Fuller 488 1965 2. Carl Fuller 464 1966 3. Johnnie Allen 401 1968 4. Carl Fuller 399 1968 5. Cletrell Pope 377 2019 6. Warren Baker 371 1971 7. Johnnie Allen 352 1967 8. Warren Baker 331 1970 9. Don Hill 317 1986 10. Soufi Diakite 313 2018 single-game rebounding PLAYER REB OPPONENT DATE 1. Carl Fuller 40 Fisk 2/26/65 & 2. Carl Fuller 39 Florida Memorial 12/16/64 3. Carl Fuller 36 Edward Waters 1/18/65 4. Nathaniel Cunningham 30 Norfolk State 3/6/65 $ 5. Carl Fuller 29 Florida A&M 2/4/65 6. Carl Fuller 28 South Carolina St. 1/7/65 6. Carl Fuller 28 Morris Brown 12/11/65 8. Aulcie Perry 27 Tuskegee 1/31/72 9. Carl Fuller 26 LeMoyne 1/25/66 9. Johnnie Allen 26 Edward Waters 1/17/68 9. Carl Fuller 26 Florida A&M 12/29/63 11. Carl Fuller 25 Florida A&M 2/1/66 11. Don Hill 25 Morgan State 2/3/86 (%) 11. Warren Baker 25 Edward Waters 2/18/71 14.
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