Impressive OP

Cool info. Thanks, bobinator.

This does bring back memories, most of them bad lol. Those Bernard King years were pretty dark.

I think Henry stands a chance in setting the offensive rebounds record. Because of COVID, he has 4 years of playing at A&M, right?

I didn't update that one because the offensive rebounds record isn't really the record, but I might check in on where those two are a couple of times during the season and see where they get to on the all-time rebounds record. Offensive rebounds weren't an official stat for a long time, and even since they have been the records I can find on that only go back to 2014.

You're also right, Coleman will have played four full seasons for us so he's going to rank pretty high on the rebounding list. Like I said in the OP he could get all the way to top 6 or so in total rebounds.

Coleman has been an underappreciated player in some ways, mostly because we all kept hoping he'd take one more step forward as a player, but he's been a very solid player for a very long time now.

Up another rung tonight!

Can someone check on games played record. Hefner will be the only player to play five seasons with the Aggies. Just wondering what the record is and how close is Hefner

Wade will have played about 42 more games (about 159 games in his career versus 117 for BKing), so it's not surprising that he will break BKIng's record.

BKing averaged 17.8 points per game versus W's 14.9.

I almost think him becoming our first 2,000 point scorer will be more impressive than passing King. But it's still impressive. We've had some pretty solid four year players that couldn't do it.

Our games played record looks like Kourtney Roberson btw. 142 games. Kind of cheating because he got 9 because of a medical redshirt year but Hefner might get there because of a COVID year so I guess it's all fair. Hefner needs to get in almost every game though.

woodiewood said:

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Wade will have played about 42 more games (about 159 games in his career versus 117 for BKing), so it's not surprising that he will break BKIng's record.

BKing averaged 17.8 points per game versus W's 14.9.

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King was the only option on bad teams till Antoine Wright arrived. He was fun in college but I honestly think he basically had Zurich Phelps game on terrible teams that let him shoot as much as he wanted.

King, to date, has been my favorite Aggie Basketball player of all time. He was on some bad teams, but he definitely created his own shots and had to work for everything he got being that he WAS the offense.

Even then he still rarely took Wade Like Bad shots...we all know what I mean by this (30 foot 3's in transition, or at an inopportune time).

King was my era at A&M. Great player, but very much a "this is your team, do what you want" for the majority of his career.

That being said, BK's numbers were better than Wade's.

1/2 Update for Texas:

Points: 1779
Up next: Bernard King 1990
(at 15 ppg, Taylor is on pace to break this in late February some time)

FT%:
Current: 85% - A 6/6 performance against ACU has Taylor up to 89% for the season
Record: Mike Floyd - 84.6%

Free Throws: 448
Next up: #2 - Joseph Jones (+32)
After that #1 - Bernard King (+40)

Three pointers: 253
Next up: #1 - Josh Carter (+46)

Assists: 429
Next up: #6 Todd Holloway (+62)

Steals: 191
Next up: #4 David Goff (+7)

Maybe Taylor breaks King's record this Saturday. Put 400 on whorns.

Steals: 202
Next up: #3 Todd Holloway (+6)
After that #2 - David Edwards (+26)

Wade needs to average about 16.4 points over the next 8 games to break the record against Auburn on senior night, which would be so sick.

He needs to pop off a few more times so that he only needs like 5 points against Auburn and just get it out of the way at the beginning of the game.

Missing those three games earlier I could hurt his quest.

monarch said:

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Missing those three games earlier could hurt his quest.

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And how about a little 2/10 update for Hank the Tank Coleman: (yes, these are just his stats at A&M)

Points: #23 - 1209
Up next: #22 David Loubeau +6
After that: #21 Randy Knowles +13

Coleman likely cracks the top 20, at 8 points a game if we play 10 more games he likely catches Rudy Woods at #18.

Rebounds: #12 - 748
Up next: #11 - Tyler Davis - 753
After that: #10 - Bryan Davis - 757

At a shade under 6 rebounds a game if we play 10 more games he likely ends up #8 ahead of Jimmie Gilbert and behind Kourtney Roberson

Would be nice if Wade had a couple big games the next 2 weeks so he could break the record at home against Auburn. If my math is right, he needs to average just a shade under 15 ppg to break it and the end of the season against LSU, and like 16.5 ppg to break it against Auburn.

Yeah all he's gotta do is hover around his average to give him a chance in that game.

It would be nice if he could go off a couple of times and get it so that he only needs a couple of buckets early against Auburn instead of going into that game needing like 25 points or something.

Well, only scoring 12 pts didn't do Wade any favors last night, but he's definitely not out of it.

He only needs 13 ppg and he'll get there in the LSU game. But yeah, I want to see this thing fall at home