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THE HISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICAL SUMMARY Field Goals 3-PPt. Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Fouls/DQ Points Season GP Min FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OR DR TR Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 1947-448 32 – 585 – – – – – 477 718 .664 –––– 588– – – ––1647 51.5 1948-449 24 – 378 – – – – – 329 500 .658 –––– –– – – ––1036 43.2 1949-550 27– ––– ––– ––– –––– –– – – ––1227 45.4 1950-551 24 – 431 1269 .340 – – – 371 533 .696 –––– 545– – – ––1246 51.9 1951-552 24 – 439 1356 .324 – – – 333 551 .604 –––– –– – – ––1214 50.9 1952-553 21 – 402 1289 .311 – – – 429 698 .615 – – 667 31.8 – – – – – – 1233 58.7 1953-554 23– ––– ––– ––– –––– –– – – ––1452 63.1 1954-555 24 – 640 1627 .394 – – – 522 755 .692 – – 1043 43.5 – – – – – – 1802 75.1 1955-556 23 – 553 1471 .376 – – – 389 578 .675 – – 916 39.8 – – – – – – 1497 65.1 1956-557 24 – 599 1512 .396 – – – 436 685 .636 – – 1022 42.6 – – – – – – 1634 68.1 1957-558 24 – 549 1550 .354 – – – 339 507 .669 – – 846 35.3 – – – – – – 1437 59.9 1958-559 24 – 556 1460 .381 – – – 305 463 .659 – – 939 39.1 – – – – – – 1417 59.0 1959-660 24 – 630 1496 .421 – – – 375 538 .697 – – 984 41.0 – – – – – – 1635 68.1 1960-661 24 – 554 1410 .393 – – – 413 579 .713 – – 916 38.2 489 31 – – – – 1521 63.4 1961-662 24 – 539 1334 .404 – – – 375 543 .691 – – 824 34.3 416 14 – – – – 1453 60.5 1962-663 24 – 536 1345 .399 – – – 433 647 .669 – – 930 38.8 459 14 – – – – 1505 62.7 1963-664 24 – 613 1476 .415 – – – 469 677 .693 – – 989 41.2 450 22 – – – – 1695 70.6 1964-665 24 – 763 1623 .470 – – – 463 654 .708 – – 1058 44.1 496 15 – – – – 1989 82.9 1965-666 24 – 701 1660 .422 – – – 443 588 .753 – – 1028 42.8 413 9 – – – – 1845 76.9 1966-667 24 – 735 1560 .471 – – – 487 648 .752 – – 1014 42.3 417 14 – – – – 1957 81.5 1967-668 24 – 676 1462 .462 – – – 470 641 .733 – – 930 38.8 462 14 – – – – 1826 76.1 1968-669 24 – 648 1380 .470 – – – 487 653 .746 – – 900 37.5 481 17 – – – – 1783 74.3 1969-770 24 – 714 1514 .472 – – – 496 682 .727 – – 1063 44.3 450 12 – – – – 1924 80.2 1970-771 26 – 945 2001 .472 – – – 501 706 .710 – – 1333 51.3 553 23 – – – – 2391 92.0 1971-772 26 – 814 1840 .442 – – – 492 691 .712 – – 1004 38.6 550 0 – – – – 2120 81.5 1972-773 25 – 766 1714 .447 – – – 314 443 .709 – – 808 32.3 451 19 – – – – 1846 73.8 1973-774 25 – 831 1771 .469 – – – 309 432 .715 – – 978 39.1 489 14 – – – – 1971 78.8 1974-775 26 – 736 1673 .440 – – – 367 539 .681 – – 875 33.7 547 13 – – – – 1839 70.7 1975-776 27 – 877 1899 .462 – – – 327 476 .687 – – 933 34.6 482 14 – – – – 2081 77.1 1976-777 28 – 903 1900 .475 – – – 313 464 .675 – – 1170 41.8 535 11 360 – – – 2119 75.7 1977-778 27 – 872 1839 .474 – – – 314 494 .636 – – 1074 39.8 511 13 386 – – – 2058 76.2 1978-779 28 – 928 1817 .511 – – – 434 606 .716 – – 1065 38.0 525 18 401 386 85 173 2290 81.8 1979-880 27 – 731 1542 .474 – – – 414 583 .710 – – 942 34.9 528 16 363 444 52 161 1886 69.9 1980-881 27 – 696 1471 .473 – – – 348 525 .663 – – 903 33.4 492 8 349 385 46 123 1740 64.4 1981-882 28 – 740 1531 .483 – – – 322 496 .649 – – 987 35.3 458 9 327 395 50 139 1802 64.4 1982-883 28 – 732 1646 .445 – – – 350 612 .572 – – 1122 40.1 547 19 369 426 82 132 1821 65.0 1983-884 28 – 627 1564 .401 – – – 313 500 .626 282 508 790 28.2 582 22 302 455 71 157 1567 55.9 1984-885 28 – 874 1906 .459 – – – 541 832 .650 410 546 956 34.1 641 20 418 431 62 237 2289 81.8 1985-886 27 – 621 1378 .451 – – – 391 583 .671 – – 846 31.3 516 16 321 392 60 198 1633 60.5 1986-887 31 6325 764 1604 .476 88 255 .345 497 763 .651 – – 1019 32.9 590 18 404 440 51 234 2118 68.3 1987-888 34 6925 903 1774 .509 59 185 .319 522 825 .633 – – 1159 35.1 668 15 437 546 73 241 2393 72.5 1988-889 27 5500 657 1559 .421 80 256 .313 343 535 .641 – – 940 34.8 596 27 343 452 60 178 1737 64.3 1989-990 30 6000 833 1786 .466 147 383 .384 463 646 .717 – – 1093 36.4 635 27 450 448 61 255 2276 75.9 1990-991 27 5450 756 1573 .481 150 394 .381 486 679 .716 – – 995 36.9 626 26 451 425 109 232 2148 79.6 1991-992 28 5601 717 1527 .470 139 414 .336 466 694 .671 – – 1055 37.7 613 27 433 461 106 214 2039 72.8 1992-993 27 5525 799 1741 .459 215 595 .361 537 814 .660 350 717 1067 39.5 623 30 203 431 148 203 2350 87.0 1993-994 27 5481 804 1907 .422 178 547 .325 522 765 .682 445 797 1242 46.0 549 25 449 457 127 154 2308 85.5 1994-995 28 5625 821 1972 .416 265 783 .338 366 554 .661 395 770 1165 41.6 615 25 482 447 110 175 2273 81.2 1995-996 27 5416 717 1707 .420 155 514 .302 419 663 .632 381 692 1073 39.7 547 24 368 427 118 198 2008 74.4 1996-997 30 6275 776 1802 .431 227 680 .334 370 651 .568 391 716 1107 36.9 609 20 437 474 134 212 2149 71.6 1997-998 28 5880 676 1629 .415 217 650 .334 401 648 .619 362 721 1083 38.7 542 14 394 453 116 189 1970 70.4 1998-999 30 6031 644 1703 .378 163 565 .288 395 602 .656 381 702 1083 36.1 612 19 308 518 104 217 1846 61.5 1999-000 29 3250 686 1622 .423 207 639 .324 354 550 .644 334 700 1034 35.7 492 16 429 496 129 257 1933 66.7 2000-001 31 6250 784 1748 .449 188 630 .298 453 673 .673 331 787 1118 36.1 541 22 473 445 75 274 2209 71.3 2001-002 30 6025 800 1821 .439 273 746 .366 423 589 .718 371 712 1083 36.1 516 7 514 428 116 278 2296 76.5 2002-003 28 5625 661 1624 .407 254 743 .342 356 491 .725 328 649 977 34.9 441 7 398 372 83 233 1932 69.0 2003-004 29 5875 656 1540 .426 168 534 .315 367 531 .691 356 568 924 31.9 465 16 351 446 75 214 1847 63.7 2004-005 28 5600 640 1442 .444 217 592 .367 366 524 .698 297 479 776 27.7 493 18 373 444 53 213 1863 66.5 2005-006 17 3425 367 923 .398 134 360 .372 206 298 .691 170 372 542 31.9 340 19 186 259 72 105 1074 63.2 2006-007 31 6250 825 1793 .460 252 693 .364 431 641 .672 396 727 1123 36.2 625 22 434 451 116 184 2333 75.3 2007-008 32 6600 899 1979 .454 275 727 .378 528 711 .743 384 812 1196 37.4 665 19 388 403 138 237 2601 81.3 [2008-09] BAYLOR MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 181 THE RECORDS 1,000-POINT SCORERS 1. Terry Teagle 2,189 points 6. Darrell Hardy 1,360 points GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. 1978-79 28 164-310 .529 80-113 .708 408 14.6 1964-65 24 140-272 .515 78-108 .722 358 14.9 1979-80 27 239-440 .543 142-171 .830 620 23.0 1965-66 24 175-357 .490 146-183 .798 496 20.7 1980-81 27 214-399 .536 111-151 .735 539 20.0 1966-67 24 172-340 .506 162-202 .802 506 21.1 1981-82 28 259-479 .541 104-144 .722 622 22.2 Career 72 487-969 .503 386-493 .783 1,360 18.9 Career 110 876-1628 .538 437-579 .755 2,189 19.9 2. Micheal Williams 1,854 points 7. Aaron Bruce 1,330 points GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. 1984-85 28 149-306 .487 111-140 .793 410 14.6 2004-05 28 172-365 .471 96-116 .828 509 18.2 1985-86 22 104-225 .462 79-98 .806 285 13.0 2005-06 17 75-201 .373 29-36 .806 223 13.1 1986-87 31 188-396 .475 137-192 .714 534 17.2 2006-07 29 107-258 .415 53-66 .803 328 11.3 1987-88 34 216-428 .505 161-231 .697 625 18.4 2007-08 32 87-217 .401 53-67 .791 270 8.4 Career 115 657-1355 .485 488-661 .738 1,854 16.1 Career 106 441-1041 .424 241-285 .846 1,330 12.5 3. Brian Skinner 1,702 points 8. Doug Brandt 1,263 points GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts.
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  • Hanrhphtpr Mpralji Weight and Hair During Her Chemotherapy, She Has a New Attitude Today

    Hanrhphtpr Mpralji Weight and Hair During Her Chemotherapy, She Has a New Attitude Today

    to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 22, 1988 Laser sHe *B8 Memories Names in the News Conference center Seddnd-place candidates When ’38 Indians Cancer Isn’t funny would need rule /3 seek boost frorri Midwest /7 won region title711 NEW YORK (AP) - In her ■■SI “ Saturday Night Live” heyday, Gilda Radner poked fun at people and just about everything else, but when she learned 17 months ago that she had cancer she found life was not as funny. "Cancer is about the most unfunny thing in the world,” Radner said in an interview in March’s Life magazine. "But it doesn’t have to mean you die.” Although Radner had lost much HanrhpHtpr MpralJi weight and hair during her chemotherapy, she has a new attitude today. A P photo “ Radner needs little provoca­ tion to yank up her sweater and Sinatra, show with Kennedy at the 1961 show off her newly ‘fat’ stomach, SAYS SHE WAS LINK — Judith and after eight months of bald­ Tuesday, Feb. 23,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Campbell Exner, left, says in an inauguration, right. Exner says she was ness, her unruly brown hair (with a conduit between Kennedy and mob F interview published this week that she a bit of gray at the temples) has had an affair with John F. Kennedy after figures. grown back in a thick thatch,” being introduced to him by Frank according to the magazine. She has also stopped smoking Early start set and eats more wholesome food. Mall w on’t Twenty years ago, the average VAN CLIBURN life expectancy of a patient with GILDA RADNER Woman claims she was link .