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UCO Men's Basketball Records UCO MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Points Most Free Throws Made Game: 52, Eddie Robinson vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Feb. 6, Game: 23, Alex Wright vs. Southeastern, Feb. 5, 1992 (attempted 1999. 25) and William Cotton vs. Pittsburg State, Dec. 17, 1963 (attempted Season: 865, Joe Newton, 1997-98. 26). Career: 2,148, Wesley Clark, 1975-79. Season: 187, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (attempted 268). Career: 511, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (attempted 652). Most Field Goals Made Game: 19, Eddie Robinson vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Feb. 6, Most Free Throws Attempted 1999 (attempted 27). Game: 26, Tyshon Fisher vs. Midwestern State, Feb. 10, 1996 (made Season: 305, Eddie Robinson, 1998-99 (attempted 550). 19) and William Cotton vs. Pittsburg State, Dec. 17, 1963 (made 23). Career: 887, Wesley Clark, 1975-79 (attempted 1,431). Season: 268, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (made 187). Career: 652, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (made 511). Most Field Goals Attempted Game: 34, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb. 17, Best Free Throw Percentage 2001 (made 13). Game: 100%, seven players. Most recent - Josh Gibbs vs. Emporia Season: 642, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (made 298). State, Feb. 15, 2014 (11 of 11). Minimum 10 attempts. Career: 1,431, Wesley Clark, 1975-79 (Made 887). Season: 91.4%, Josh Holliday, 2016-17 (96 of 105). Minimum 100 attempts. Best Field Goal Percentage Career: 83.3%, Alex Wright, 1991-93 (310 of 372). Minimum 300 Game: 100%, DeWayne Rogers vs. Eastern New Mexico, Feb. 3, attempts. 1996 (11-for-11); James Morris vs. Eastern New Mexico, Feb. 15, 1992 (10-for-10) and Morris vs. Wayne State, Dec. 1, 1990 (13- Most Rebounds Game: 25, Tony Bolar vs. Eastern New Mexico, Jan. 12, 1974. for-13). Minimum 10 attempts. Season: 362, Wesley Clark, 1975-76. Season: 68.9%, James Morris, 1991-92 (195 of 283). Minimum 150 Career: 1,169, Wesley Clark, 1975-79. attempts. Career: 66.7%, James Morris, 1990-93 (532 of 798). Minimum 500 Most Assists attempts. Game: 17, Zoderick Green vs. Tarleton State, Feb. 25, 1995. Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 233, Reggie Evans, 1991-92 Game: 11, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb. 17, Career: 539, David Factor, 1995-99. 2001 (attempted 28) and Shawn Williams vs. Nebraska-Kearney, Dec. 10, 1990 (attempted 21). Most Steals Season: 139, Shawn Pughsley, 1997-98 (attempted 303). Game: 8, four players. Most recent – David Thomas vs. Abilene Career: 263, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (attempted 698). Christian, Dec. 1, 2007. Season: 110, Joe Newton, 1997-98. Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Career: 208, David Factor, 1995-99. Game: 28, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 2001 (made 11). Most Blocked Shots Season: 318, Shawn Williams, 1990-91 (made 129). Game: 8, Johnny Tyson vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Jan. 29, 1994; Career: 698, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (made 263). Fred Tyler vs. Bridgeport, March 26, 1992. Season: 126, Johnny Tyson, 1993-94. Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Career: 147, Jason Pritchett, 2000-03. Game: 100%, David Thomas vs. Midwestern State, Nov. 25, 2008 (6-for-6) and Scott Moody vs. Eastern New Mexico, Feb. 1, 1988 (5-for-5). Minimum five attempts. Season: 46.5%, Marlon Brown, 1990-91 (47 of 101). Minimum 75 attempts. Career: 45.9%, Shawn Pughsley, 1997-98 (139 of 303). Minimum 200 attempts. UCO MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS SCORING Top 10 Games Top 10 Single-Season Scoring Average Rank Points Player Opponent Season Rank Avg. Player Games Points Season 1. 52 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Oklahoma 1998-99 1. 30.3 Alex Wright 28 848 1992-93 2. 51 Alex Wright Oklahoma Panhandle 1991-92 2. 28.0 Eddie Robinson 26 729 1998-99 3. 50 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-01 3. 27.0 Joe Newton 32 865 1997-98 4. 47 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-91 4. 27.0 Wesley Clark 21 567 1978-79 5. 45 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-93 5. 25.7 Marlon Dawson 27 668 2000-01 6. 44 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-98 6. 24.7 Alex Wright 32 789 1991-92 6. 44 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-93 7. 24.1 Larry Wood 24 579 1954-55 6. 44 James Morris Stonehill 1990-91 8. 24.0 Tyrone Hopkins 23 553 1996-97 6. 44 Charles Crosby Cameron 1981-82 9. 23.4 Tyrone Hoplins 29 680 1995-96 10. 43 Wesley Clark Eastern New Mexico 1978-79 10. 22.0 Adarius Avery 28 616 2018-19 Top 40 Seasons 1,000-Point Career Scorers Rank Points Player Season Avg. Rank Points Player Years 1. 865 Joe Newton 1997-98 27.0 1. 2,148 Wesley Clark 1975-79 2. 848 Alex Wright 1992-93 30.3 2. 1,918 Sam Belt 2004-08 3. 789 Alex Wright 1991-92 24.7 3. 1,850 Larry Wood 1952-55 4. 729 Eddie Robinson 1998-99 28.0 4. 1,659 Leo Holland 1954-58 5. 689 Dauntae Williams 2010-11 20.9 5. 1,637 Alex Wright 1991-93 6. 680 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-96 23.4 6. 1,501 S.L. Shofner 1949-53 7. 668 Marlon Dawson 2000-01 25.7 7. 1,429 Reggie Evans 1986-92 8. 650 Sam Belt 2007-08 19.1 8. 1,420 Alfred Murrell 1963-67 9. 648 Josh Gibbs 2013-14 21.6 9. 1,377 William Cotton 1962-65 10. 646 Junie Sanders 1994-95 21.5 10. 1,353 Bryce Vann 1958-61 11. 630 Wesley Clark 1975-76 21.7 11. 1,341 Don Burget 1950-54 12. 616 Adarius Avery 2018-19 22.0 12. 1,330 Chuck Kersgieter 1982-86 13. 610 Zoderick Green 1994-95 20.3 13. 1,326 Van Smith 1956-59 14. 587 Reggie Evans 1991-92 18.3 14. 1,315 Joe Newton 1996-98 15. 579 Larry Wood 1954-55 24.1 15. 1,308 Steve Austin 1979-83 16. 576 Dauntae Williams 2009-10 19.9 16. 1,297 James Morris 1990-93 17. 574 Van Smith 1958-59 18.5 17. 1,293 Willie Malone 1961-65 18. 569 Anthony Brown 2006-07 20.3 18. 1,265 Dauntae Williams 2009-11 19. 567 William Cotton 1963-64 20.3 19. 1,264 Troy Denwalt 1972-76 19. 567 Wesley Clark 1978-79 27.0 20. 1,255 Joe Sheets 1971-75 21. 566 Shawn Williams 1990-91 19.5 21. 1,248 Terry Anderson 1975-79 22. 565 David Foote 1990-91 18.8 22. 1,233 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-97 23. 562 Kelvin McCain 1988-89 20.8 23. 1,210 Howard Stutte 1965-69 24. 559 Shawn Pughsley 1997-98 17.5 24. 1,207 Eric Cazenave 2006-10 25. 554 Junie Sanders 1993-94 21.3 25. 1,200 Junie Sanders 1993-95 26. 553 Tyrone Hopkins 1996-97 24.0 26. 1,155 Josh Gibbs 2012-14 27. 550 Mark Martinovich 1986-87 19.2 27. 1,129 Eddie Robinson 1997-99 28. 543 Demario Jones 2002-03 18.7 28. 1,110 Charles Crosby 1978-82 29. 538 Fred Tyler 1992-93 18.6 29. 1,102 James Keith 1966-70 30. 534 Reggie Evans 1987-88 19.8 30. 1,096 Shawn Williams 1989-91 31. 530 Shawn Williams 1989-90 18.9 31. 1,092 Bill Ballew 1946-50 32. 529 Dantrail Coleman 2001-02 20.3 32. 1,090 Anthony Brown 2005-07 33. 523 Terry Anderson 1978-79 18.7 33. 1,083 Zoderick Green 1993-95 34. 521 Anthony Brown 2005-06 17.4 34. 1,072 Tyler Phillips 2007-12 34. 521 Wesley Clark 1977-78 19.3 35. 1,054 John Roseburr 1970-74 36. 507 Josh Gibbs 2012-13 17.5 36. 1,033 Mike Mimms 1965-69 37. 505 Lance Harper 2008-09 16.8 37. 1,032 Shane Carroll 2008-12 38. 500 Sam Belt 2006-07 17.9 38. 1,030 Eligha Bell 1970-74 38. 500 Bryce Vann 1958-59 16.1 39. 1,021 Scott Streller 1985-89 40. 492 Deshone Henderson 2003-04 17.6 40. 1,013 Marvin Harris 1958-62 41. 1,003 Mark Martinovich 1985-87 UCO MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS SHOOTING FIELD GOALS MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Top 10 Games Top 10 Games Rank No. Player Opponent Season Rank No. Player Opponent Season 1. 19 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-99 1. 34 Marlon Dawson Southeastern Okla. 2000-01 2. 18 Alex Wright Oklahoma Panhandle 1991-92 2. 32 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-99 2. 18 Eddie Robinson Eastern New Mexico 1998-99 3. 31 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-98 4. 17 Eddie Robinson Harding 1998-99 3. 31 Shawn Williams Stonehill 1990-91 4. 17 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-99 5. 30 Eddie Robinson Montana St.-Billings 1998-99 4. 17 Tyrone Hopkins Eastern New Mexico 1996-97 5. 30 Eddie Robinson East Central 1998-99 4. 17 James Morris Stonehill 1990-91 5. 30 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-91 8. 16 Adarius Avery Emporia State 2018-19 5. 30 Mark Martinovich Langston 1986-87 8. 16 Dante Harris Mid-America 1999-00 9. 29 Joe Newton TX A&M-Commerce 1997-98 8. 16 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-93 9. 29 Alex Wright Baptist Christian 1992-93 8. 16 Kelvin McCain Cameron 1988-89 9. 29 Alfred Murrell Southwest Missouri 1965-66 8. 16 Charles Crosby Cameron 1981-82 8. 16 Wesley Clark Washburn 1975-76 8. 16 James Dawson Northwestern Okla.
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