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2012-13 Select Basketball Team Vs Player Hit Totals Breakdown Team Player Total Team Player Total Team Player Total Arnett Moultrie 1218 Alec Burks 1018 DeMar DeRozan 50 76ers Lavoy Allen 1218 Derrick Favors 363 Jonas Valanciunas 718 Jazz Raptors 76ers Total 2436 Enes Kanter 768 Quincy Acy 1268 LaMarcus Aldridge 263 Kevin Murphy 1268 Terrence Ross 718 Meyers Leonard 718 Jazz Total 3417 Raptors Total 2754 Blazers Nolan Smith 1018 DeMarcus Cousins 363 Chandler Parsons 1018 Will Barton 659 Isaiah Thomas 1268 Donatas Motiejunas 509 Blazers Total 2658 Jimmer Fredette 718 Rockets Marcus Morris 1018 Kings Bismack Biyombo 1118 Marcus Thornton 413 Royce White 1018 Bobcats Kemba Walker 518 Thomas Robinson 618 Terrence Jones 868 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist 518 Tyler Honeycutt 1268 Rockets Total 4431 Bobcats Total 2154 Kings Total 4648 Cory Joseph 1268 Doron Lamb 1268 Knicks Iman Shumpert 768 Kawhi Leonard 868 Spurs Bucks John Henson 718 Knicks Total 768 Stephen Jackson 313 Tobias Harris 1018 Darius Morris 659 Tiago Splitter 15 Bucks Total 3004 Lakers Kobe Bryant 313 Spurs Total 2464 Carlos Boozer 363 Robert Sacre 1268 Kendall Marshall 868 Suns Jimmy Butler 1218 Lakers Total 2240 Markieff Morris 1018 Joakim Noah 363 Andrew Nicholson 1018 Suns Total 1886 Bulls Kirk Hinrich 413 E'Twaun Moore 609 DeAndre Liggins 659 Marquis Teague 1218 J.J. Redick 413 Jeremy Lamb 718 Magic Taj Gibson 313 Kyle O'Quinn 1268 Thunder Kevin Durant 263 Bulls Total 3888 Maurice Harkless 509 Perry Jones 1218 Dion Waiters 711 Nikola Vucevic 1218 Reggie Jackson 1218 Jon Leuer 559 Magic Total 5035 Thunder Total 4076 Cavaliers Kyrie Irving 518 Bernard James 1268 Derrick Williams 518 Tristan Thompson 718 Mavericks Jae Crowder 1268 Timberwolves Kevin Love 263 Tyler Zeller 868 Jared Cunningham 609 Malcolm Lee 1268 Cavaliers Total 3374 Mavericks Total 3145 Timberwolves Total 2049 Fab Melo 868 Brook Lopez 263 Charles Jenkins 559 Celtics Jared Sullinger 618 MarShon Brooks 1218 David Lee 363 Nets Kris Joseph 609 Tornike Shengelia 659 Draymond Green 1268 Celtics Total 2095 Tyshawn Taylor 1268 Warriors Festus Ezeli 1218 Blake Griffin 263 Nets Total 3408 Harrison Barnes 618 Clippers Trey Thompkins 1268 Andre Iguodala 363 Klay Thompson 718 Clippers Total 1531 Evan Fournier 1018 Stephen Curry 189 Tony Allen 263 Jordan Hamilton 1268 Warriors Total 4933 Grizzlies Tony Wroten 868 Nuggets Julyan Stone 659 Bradley Beal 618 Zach Randolph 363 Kenneth Faried 868 Wizards Chris Singleton 1218 Grizzlies Total 1494 Quincy Miller 609 Jan Vesely 868 John Jenkins 609 Ty Lawson 413 Wizards Total 2704 Hawks Mike Scott 659 Nuggets Total 5198 Hawks Total 1268 Miles Plumlee 1218 Pacers Norris Cole 868 Orlando Johnson 1268 Heat Rashard Lewis 413 Pacers Total 2486 2012-13 Select Basketball Heat Total 1281 Andre Drummond 618 Anthony Davis 518 Brandon Knight 518 Team vs Player Hit Totals Hornets Austin Rivers 618 Khris Middleton 609 Pistons Darius Miller 659 Kim English 1268 Breakdown Hornets Total 1795 Kyle Singler 1268 Tayshaun Prince 263 Pistons Total 4544 www.groupbreakchecklists.com.
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