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FINAL 1974 CUMULATIVE BASKETBALL STATISTICS REPORT ONLY GAMES AGAINST FOUR YEAR U S COLLEGES ARE INCLUDED IN STATISTICS AND WON LOST RECORDS UCLA Coach. John Wooden .Final Record 26 _ 4 Co I lege _ Won Lost TClass by Fr So Jr Sr FIELDGOALS FREETHHONNS REB FOULS POINTS 1 FIRST LASTNAME t Cl Pos.-Ht Games Scored Atts Scored Arts No No Total Avg Bill Walton Sr C-6:l 1 27 232 349 56 100 398 60 522 19.3 Keith tVilkes Sr F-6:7 30 209 426 82 94 198 74 500 16.7 naye ^Meyers Jr F-6:8 30 144 295 54 77 -171 72 342 11,4 Tommy Curtis Sr G-5:l 1 30 ?8 199 27 33 49 55 203 6.8 Marques Johnson Fr F-6-6 27 83 131 28 38 90 27 194 7.2 Pete Trgovich Jr G-e 5 29 85 188 24 29 53 51 194 6.7 -„Greg-Lee„ ._ Sr. 0^6-. 4 29- -44 . m 29 37 41 24 U7 4.0_ Ralph Dro Hinge r So, C-7-1 21 44 91 21 31 102 29 109 5.2 Rich Washington Fr F-6 9 24 41 80 17 34 66 31 99 4.1 Andre McCarter So G-6:2 23 37 92 15 25 30 20 89 3.9 Gary Franklin Sr F-6-5 19 14 37 5 9 22 9 33 1.7 OTHERS — 30 71 8 14 20 20 68 TEAM TOTALS POINTS 1 FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Shots Totals Games P!ev5rT"7~r~] Daad Number Avg Scored Atts. Pct Scored Arts. Pct. &Teani '*^» Ball Total Missed Own 247(D 82.3 10532073 .507 368 524.702 : .3 52(^5.1 135i 11F8 30 Opps. 1882 62.7 7911911 .414 300 422.711 :.03034.3 103C> 1242- ) Scorin g Rebound u ^ ^ Total> al Shots K»argin-> - 19.6 Margin-^ LO.O Rabourvls 2382 24Se-Misse d 1974 SINGLE GAME HIGHS (Please list ALL performances equaling or bettermg Indicated minimums.) INDIVIDUAL Player Opponent Date Points (40) (FG FT _ (FG FT __ (FG FT _ Free Throws (10) (No Atternpts Rebounds (20) 27 _(No By Team 50 Bill Walton Maryland 12/1/73 TEAM Opponent Date 30 22 CalfreS^ffia ffll/74 FGA (100) (FG ). FTA (30) 30 (FT^22_) Oregon " 2/^/74 FG (501S2 (FRAQS ) St.BnnavAnhtiypiy^^/yy (?n) 22 (PTA30 ) Caia/ll/7&. Ore.2/8/74 PF (40) Fewest FTA (6) (FT )_ Rebounds (75). Fewest FT (4) (FTA ) (over) ti-y^ (over) NATIONAL COLLEGIATE SPORTS SERVICES 420 LEXINGTON AVENUE . NEW YORK. N.Y. 1001 7 \ - --3 - /• xj 0 •-\tl\^ ' c 1973 74 BASKETBALL RECORD ^.^r I'l^b^-r-- ^ PLEASE LIST GAMES IN THE ORDER PLAYED BEFORE OPPONENT S NAME INDICATE CONFERENCE GAMES WITH AN ASTERISK (*) AND TOURNAMENT GAMES WITH A DAGGER (t) ALSO AFTER OPP SCORE INDICATE LOSSES WITH (-) EXAMPLE 'tDanville (OT) 77 78 - PLEASE REMEMBER ONLY GAMES AGAINST FOUR YEAR US COLLEGES ARE INCLUDED IN STATISTICS OR IN WON LOST RECORDS OWN OPP _ OWN OPP OPPONENT SCORE SCORf OPPONENT SCOR^E^ SCORE Arkansas lOa 79 •Oregon 51 56- Maryland 65 jSk. •Washington St, 93 68 SMU JH -60. •Washington -S2- 65- No.Carolina St. _84 _66_ •California _S3_ ^ Ohio U. 110 63 •Stanford 62 St. Bonaventure Ill -52. •USC .BZ. LZ. / Wyoming _86 _58. fDavton m IQQI30T) 'i t Michigan _2P JZQ_ /-USF _83- -JiQ- ^ *rfashington 100 48 A Ho. Carol ma S^. JLL _8Q120T)- •Washington St^ .55 Jfe5_ rKansas LLL- •California 32 -5L •Stanford Jib -5Z. Iowa LiB -ij^. Notre Dame -2Q 71- Santa Clara S£ -5LS Notre Dame Sh LLL V •use -65" -Sit- •Oregon LLJ -66_ •Oregon St-.a-fce M LlL- »Oregr>n St.at.ft Sf -61=- 1973 74 Coach John Wooden Purdue «32 First Last name Alma mater and year graduated IMPORTANT Coach s record is for all years as a head coach at any four year college Record Years 28 Wo n 639 Lost 158' «*«««•*«•* Conference Name raClilC—O 1973 1974 Conference Record Won 12 Lost J^ L/7? Signature of Reportingn(Officia l Title .

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