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CAREER RECORDS 1,000-POINT SCORERS ASSISTS 1. Johnny Dee (2011-15) 2,046 1. Christopher Anderson (2011-2015) 757 2. Brandon Johnson (2005-10) 1,790 2. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 525 3. Gyno Pomare (2005-09) 1,725 3. David Fizdale (1992-1996) 465 4. Olin Carter III (2015-19) 1,558 4. Stan Washington (1971-74) 451 5. Stan Washington (1971-74) 1,472 5. Wayman Strickland (1988-1992) 408 6. Nick Lewis (2001-06) 1,453 6. Mike Stockapler (1977-1981) 374 7. Bob Bartholomew (1977-81) 1,394 7. Isaiah Wright (2017-19) 326 8. Scott Thompson (1983-87) 1,379 8. Dana White (1997-2001) 325 9. Andre Laws (1998-02) 1,337 9. Brock Jacobsen (1995-1999) 311 10. Ryan Williams (1994-99) 1,318 10. Ross DeRogatis (2004-2007) 307 11. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-74) 1,295 Mike McGrain (2001-2004) 307 12. Russ Cravens (1959-63) 1,234 13. Kelvin Woods (1988-92) 1,216 REBOUNDS 14. Doug Harris (1992-95) 1,212 1. Gus Magee (1966-1970) 1,000 15. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-2019) 1,210 2. Gyno Pomare (2005-2009) 864 16. Gylan Dottin (1988-93) 1,187 3. Bob Bartholomew (1977-1981) 797 Brian Miles (1995-98) 1,187 Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-1974) 797 18. Christopher Anderson (2011-15) 1,181 5. Scott Thompson (1983-1987) 740 19. Ken Leslie (1956-59) 1,174 6. Richard “Buzz” Harnett (1974-1978) 723 20. Cliff Ashford (1963-66) 1,164 7. Ryan Williams (1994-1999) 653 21. Sean Flannery (1992-97) 1,100 8. Chris Manresa (2009-2013) 652 22. Richard “Buzz” Harnett (1974-78) 1,090 9. Paul Reynolds (1956-1958) 638 Ross DeRogatis (2004-07) 1,090 10. Gylan Dottin (1988-1993) 595 24. Rick Cabrera (1965-68) 1,088 25. Wayman Strickland (1988-92) 1,040 REBOUNDING AVERAGE (min. 2 seasons) 26. Ken Smith (1972-76) 1,023 1. Paul Reynolds (1956-58) 11.8 2. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-74) 10.8 GAMES PLAYED 3. Gus Magee (1966-1970) 10.2 1. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 134 4. Neil Traub (1973-75) 10.0 2. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 131 5. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-19) 7.9 Simi Fajemisin (2011-2015) 131 6. Bob Scotlan (1969-71) 7.8 4. Chris Lewis (2006-2010) 130 7. Bob Bartholomew (1977-1981) 7.7 5. Alex Floresca (2015-20) 129 8. Cliff Ashford (1963-66) 7.5 Christopher Anderson (2011-2015) 129 Russ Cravens (1959-1963) 7.5 Gyno Pomare (2004-2009) 129 10. Richard “Buzz” Harnett (1974-1978) 6.9 8. Dennis Kramer (2010-2014) 127 9. Brett Bailey (2013-2016) 126 BLOCKED SHOTS (since 1978) Tyler Williams (2015-19) 126 1. Jito Kok (2012-2015) 193 2. Scott Thompson (1983-1987) 183 SCORING AVERAGE (min. 800 points) 3. Gyno Pomare (2005-2009) 158 1. Stan Washington (1971-74) 18.2 (1,472/81) 4. Dondi Bell (1987-1991) 129 2. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-74) 17.5 (1,295/74) 5. Yauhen Massalski (2017-Current) 122 3. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-19) 17.3 (1,210/70) 6. Dennis Kramer (2010-2014) 99 4. Mike Whitmarsh (1982-84) 17.2 (893/52) 7. Nick Lewis (2001-2006) 78 5. Jim Fleming (1959-61) 17.1 (942/55) 8. Chris Manresa (2009-2013) 70 6. Cliff Ashford (1956-59) 16.6 (1,164/70) Roberto Mafra (2008-2010) 70 7. Brandon Gay (2003-05) 16.0 (849/53) 10. Brooks Barnhard (1989-1994) 68 8. Brice Vounang (2003-05) 15.9 (911/57) 9. Jason Blair (2001-03) 15.8 (931/59) 10. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 15.6 (2,046/131) CAREER RECORDS STEALS (since 1978) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 1. Christopher Anderson (2011-2015) 254 1. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 634 2. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 240 2. Gyno Pomare (2004-2009) 534 3. Wayman Strickland (1988-1992) 154 3. Cliff Ashford (1963-1966) 477 4. David Fizdale (1992-1996) 150 4. Bob Bartholomew (1977-1981) 448 5. Andre Laws (1998-2002) 144 5. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 419 6. Corey Belser (2001-2006) 141 6. Kelvin Woods (1988-1992) 406 7. Dana White (1997-2001) 131 7. Nick Lewis (2001-2006) 405 8. DeJon Jackson (2006-2010) 105 8. Brian Bruso (1992-1997) 402 9. Gylan Dottin (1988-1993) 103 9. Ryan Williams (1994-1999) 396 10. Doug Harris (1992-1995) 102 10. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-19) 377 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FREE THROWS MADE 1. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 1,542 1. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 439 2. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 1,434 2. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 381 3. Stan Washington (1971-1974) 1,393 Gyno Pomare (2004-2009) 381 4. Olin Carter III (2015-19) 1,338 4. Cliff Ashford (1963-1966) 358 5. Gyno Pomare (2005-2009) 1,203 5. Nick Lewis (2001-2006) 309 6. Andre Laws (1998-2002) 1,118 6. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-19) 303 7. Nick Lewis (2001-2006) 1,072 7. Bob Bartholomew (1977-1981) 301 8. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-1974) 1,065 8. Ryan Williams (1994-1999) 296 9. Cliff Ashford (1963-1966) 1,051 9. Kelvin Woods (1988-1992) 285 10. Scott Thompson (1983-1987) 1,048 10. Jason Blair (2001-2003) 278 FIELD GOALS MADE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Gyno Pomare (2005-2009) 672 (min. 200 attempts) 2. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 666 1. Johnny Dee (2011-15), 381-419 .909 3. Stan Washington (1971-74) 621 2. Sean Flannery (1992-97), 175-205 .854 4. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 581 3. Cameron Rigby (1998-01), 208-245 .849 5. Scott Thompson (1983-87) 567 4. Brandon Gay (2003-05), 205-250 .820 6. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-74) 550 5. Ross DeRogatis (2004-07), 172-209 .823 7. Bob Bartholomew (1978-1981) 548 6. Jason Blair (2001-03), 278-342 .813 8. Olin Carter III (2015-19) 537 7. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-19), 303-377 .804 9. Nick Lewis (2001-2006) 517 8. Stan Washington (1971-74), 230-292 .787 10. Ryan Williams (1994-1999) 488 Rusty Whitmarsh (1978-82), 177-225 .787 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 10. Tyler Williams (2015-19), 156-201 .776 (min. 500 attempts) 3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 1. Brian Bruso (1992-1997) .582 1. Olin Carter III (2015-19) 843 2. Craig Cottrell (1986-1990) .580 2. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 831 Anthony Ruess (1982-1986) .580 3. Ross DeRogatis (2004-2007) 551 4. Bob Bartholomew (1978-1981) .549 4. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 543 5. Ryan Williams (1994-1999) .548 5. Sean Flannery (1992-1997) 473 6. Mike Whitmarsh (1982-84) .543 6. Doug Harris (1992-1995) 454 7. Jason Blair (2001-2003) .533 7. Andre Laws (1998-2002) 428 8. Kelvin Woods (1988-1992) .525 8. Tyler Williams (2015-19) 395 9. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1971-1974) .516 9. Wayman Strickland (1988-1992) 338 10. Brooks Barnhard (1989-1994) .504 10. Danny Means (1985-1989) 331 CAREER RECORDS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE TOP-25 SEASON SCORERS 1. Johnny Dee (2011-2015) 333 1. Isaiah Pineiro (2018-19) 677 2. Olin Carter III (2015-19) 304 2. Brandon Johnson (2007-08) 590 3. Ross DeRogatis (2004-2007) 228 3. Johnny Dee (2013-114) 582 4. Brandon Johnson (2005-2010) 189 4. Jason Keep (2002-03) 540 5. Sean Flannery (1992-1997) 183 John Jerome (1989-90) 540 6. Doug Harris (1992-1995) 176 6. Isaiah Pineiro (2017-18) 533 7. Tyler Williams (2015-19) 147 7. Nick Lewis (2005-06) 529 8. Andre Laws (1998-2002) 139 Andre Laws (2001-02) 529 9. Danny Means (1985-1989) 138 9. Johnny Dee (2014-15) 527 10. Wayman Strickland (1988-1992) 132 10. Mike Whitmarsh (1983-84) 525 11. Stan Washington (1973-74) 519 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 12. Jason Blair (2002-03) 513 (min. 200 attempts) 13. Johnny Dee (2012-13) 511 1. Brad Lechtenberg (2002-04), 95-200 .475 14. Gyno Pomare (2007-08) 508 2. Pat Holbert (1989-1991), 97-226 .429 15. Brandon Gay (2004-05) 506 3. Matt Delzell (1999-2003), 99-234 .423 Jim Fleming (1960-61) 506 4. Danny Means (1985-1989), 138-331 .417 17. Robert “Pinky” Smith (1972-73) 503 5. Ross DeRogatis (2004-2007), 228-551 .414 18. Ross DeRogatis (2006-07) 502 6. Matt Dorr (2008-2011), 119-295 .403 19. Cliff Ashford (1964-65) 494 7. Johnny Dee (2011-2015), 333-831 .401 20. Brett Bailey (2016-17) 483 8. W. Strickland (1988-1992), 132-338 .391 21. Gyno Pomare (2006-07) 477 Nick Lewis (2001-2006), 110-281 .391 22. Scott Thompson (1986-87) 476 10. Doug Harris (1992-1995), 176-454 .388 23. Brice Vounang (2003-04) 474 24. Stan Washington (1972-73) 473 25. Stan Washington (1971-72) 470 GAMES PLAYED 1. Isaiah Pineiro (2018-19) 36 Tyler Williams (2018-19) 36 Gyno Pomare (2007-08) 36 DeJon Jackson (2007-08) 36 Chris Lewis (2007-08) 36 6. Alex Floresca (2018-19) 35 Johnny Dee (2013-14) 35 Dennis Kramer (2013-14) 35 Chistopher Anderson (2013-14) 35 Jito Kok (2013-14) 35 Brett Bailey (2013-14) 35 Thomas Jacobs (2013-14) 35 Simi Fajemisin (2013-14) 35 Brandon Johnson (2007-08) 35 Rob Jones (2007-08) 35 Trumaine Johnson (2007-08) 35 SCORING AVERAGE (min. 400 points) 1. John Jerome (540 points, 1989-90) 19.3 2. Stan Washington (519 points, 1973-74) 19.2 3. Cliff Ashford (494 points, 1964-65) 19.0 4. Isaiah Pineiro (677 points, 2018-19) 18.8 5. Mike Whitmarsh (525 points, 1983-84) 18.8 6.
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    Racial double standards? The case of expected performance and dismissals of head coaches in NBA Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez, Julio del Corral, Andrés Maroto ABSTRACT Professional basketball in the US provides an opportunity to test racial differences in the labor market. In contrast to other professional sports, such as baseball or American football, and, more deeply, to other economic sectors, black Americans are represented in influencing positions as head coaches in this competitive setting. The paper investigates the influence of the race of the coach and performance (winning ratio and an efficiency index relative to expectations) on dismissal decisions. The data includes coach- team information over a 20-year period of time in the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the analysis uses several probit models. The results show that black head coaches are more likely to be fired and less prone to quit than white head coaches, ceteris paribus. Both measures of performance (efficiency and victories) also play a significant role in dismissals. Keywords: Basketball, Coaches, Dismissal, Efficiency, Race, Performance, NBA 1 1. Introduction In the words of Samuel Johnson, racial discrimination was a fact "too evident for detection and too gross for aggravation" in the American society of the first part of the 20th century (Arrow, 1998, p. 92). African Americans had a strictly limited access to certain jobs, which prevented them from creating a social network and reaching top positions (Ibarra, 1995). In recent years, although African Americans still face barriers to access leadership jobs in certain sectors, they have successfully scale top positions in professional sports, particularly in basketball.