2019 - 2020 Records

[RenoZag]

Coach Few needs 20 wins to hit 600. Zags have 20 rungs on the ladder -- starting Saturday -- to get him there, which includes 2 games at The Orleans.

That would be a heckuva story.

#gozags

[Once and Future Zag]

Feel free to double DD’s totals.

Why?

Please, make an objective case that he was equally as good his frosh and sophomore years, as he was his junior and senior years (after spending a redshirt leveling up against the likes of Santangelo and Frahm)

I'll wait.

Also, Corey Kispert has 317 Career rebounds, and if he equals last year's total he'll be around 400 by year end, enough to put him on the list I think.

[jazzdelmar]

Why?

Please, make an objective case that he was equally as good his frosh and sophomore years, as he was his junior and senior years (after spending a redshirt leveling up against the likes of Santangelo and Frahm)

I'll wait.

No, he redshirted at GU then had two more brilliant years. Stupid answer for a stupid question

[gonzagafan62]

Maybe Kispert can be top 10 in 3s at GU when said and done?

[bdmiller7]

Maybe Kispert can be top 10 in 3s at GU when said and done?

At his current pace, Kispert will be top 10 in 3's made by the end of this year, with one year to play. He has a good chance at 300 in his career, maybe even Pangos' record.

[bdmiller7]

Also, Corey Kispert has 317 Career rebounds, and if he equals last year's total he'll be around 400 by year end, enough to put him on the list I think.[/QUOTE]

The last guy on the rebound list on this page has 593 boards.

[bdmiller7]

If healthy Kispert and Tillie should both join the 1000 point club towards the end of the season.

[SWZag]

Closing out 2019 and closing out the out of conference schedule, the Zags run past Eastern Washington in a renewed series and Detroit Mercy. GU moves to 14-1 and continue their #1 ranking.

• Tillie: Played one of two games. Five points, three rebounds, one block and one 3-pointer made against Eastern.
• Kispert: Combined for 20 points, three 3-pointers made.
• Petrusev: 46 points, one blocked shots.

2019 - 2020 GUnit Totals
1. Kispert – 4 (Alabama State, Southern Mississippi, Arizona, North Carolina)
2t. Petrusev – 3 (Arkansas - Pine Bluff, North Dakota, Oregon)
2t. Woolridge – 3 (Texas A&M, University of Texas - Arlington, Detroit Mercy)
4. Tillie – 2 (California State - Bakersfield, Washington)
5t. Ayayi – 1 (Texas - Southern)
5t. Gilder - 1 (Eastern Washington)


Mark Few Wins: 582


Career Points
1. Frank Burgess – 2,196
2. Jim McPhee – 2,015
3. Adam Morrison – 1,867
4. Elias Harris – 1,857
5. Kevin Pangos – 1,824
6. Matt Santangelo – 1,810
7. Ronny Turiaf – 1,723
8. Matt Bouldin – 1,683
9. Blake Stepp – 1,670
10. Jeff Brown – 1,646
11. Richie Frahm – 1,621
12. Josh Perkins – 1,562
13. Jerry Vermillion – 1,547
14. Casey Calvary – 1,509
15. Rich Evans – 1,507
16. Przemek Karnowski – 1,495
17. Derek Raivio – 1,456
18. Gary Lechman – 1,452
19. Steven Gray – 1,432
20. Doug Spradley – 1,427
21. Kyle Wiltjer – 1,374
22. Bill Suter – 1,354
23. Cory Violette – 1,342
24. John Stockton – 1,340
25. Gary Bell Jr – 1,291
26. Sam Dower – 1,271
27. Robert Sacre – 1,270
28. Jeremy Pargo – 1,245
29. Rui Hachimura – 1,230
30. Bill Wilson – 1,226
31. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
32. Matt Stanford – 1,171
33. Greg Sten – 1,168
34. Zach Gourde – 1,143
35. Dan Dickau – 1,125
36. Jack Curran – 1,121
37. Frank Walter – 1,083
38. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
39. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
40. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
41. John Rillie – 1,038
42. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1023
43. Jeff Condill – 1,004
44. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR. Killian Tillie – 799
NR. Corey Kispert – 748
NR. Filip Petrusev – 463


Career 3-Pointers Made
1. Kevin Pangos – 322
2. Blake Stepp – 288
3. Richie Frahm – 280
4. Matt Santangelo – 252
5. Josh Perkins – 251
6. Derek Raivio – 243
7. John Rillie – 230
8. Gary Bell, Jr – 219
9. Steven Gray – 210
10. Dan Dickau – 188
11. Matt Bouldin – 187
12. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
13. Kyle Bankhead – 169
14. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
15. Jon Kinloch – 157
16. Silas Melson – 154
17. Corey Kispert – 138
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Quentin Hall – 100
23. Kyle Dranginis – 95
NR. Killian Tillie – 84


Career Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 712
2. Matt Santangelo – 668
3. Blake Stepp – 640
4. Jeremy Pargo – 589
5. John Stockton – 554
6. Kevin Pangos – 536
7. Matt Bouldin – 444
8. David Stockton – 423
9. Derek Raivio – 356
10. Steven Gray – 339
11. Geoff Goss – 335
12. Doug Spradley – 324
13. Don Baldwin – 313
14. Jim McPhee – 305
15. Kyle Dixon – 303
16t. Dan Dickau – 299
16t. Kyle Dranginis – 299


Career Steals
1. John Stockton – 262
2. Josh Perkins – 178
3. Kevin Pangos – 177
4t. Jeremy Pargo – 170
4t. Matt Bouldin – 170
6. David Stockton – 167
7. Doug Spradley – 159
8. Derek Raivio – 158
9. Steven Gray – 155
10. Blake Stepp – 152
11. Geoff Goss – 139
12. Tim Wagoner – 131
13. Elias Harris – 123
14t. Jeff Condill – 116
14t. Kyle Dranginis – 116
16. Matt Santangelo – 115


Career Blocked Shots
1. Casey Calvary – 207
2. Robert Sacre – 186
3. Ronny Turiaf – 179
4. Przemek Karnowski – 152
5. Austin Daye – 124
6. Brandon Clarke – 117
7. Tim Ruff – 99
8. Josh Heytvelt – 95
9. Zach Gourde – 86
10. Cory Violette – 85
11. Mark Spink – 80
12. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
13. Johnathan Williams – 76
14. Sam Dower – 75
15t. Paul Rogers – 72
15t. Elias Harris – 72
16. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Killian Tillie – 61
NR. Filip Petrusev – 36


Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 1670
2. Elias Harris – 979
3. Gary Lechman – 910
4. Cory Violette – 880
5. Ronny Turiaf – 859
6. Przemek Karnowski – 819
7. Greg Sten – 783
8. Casey Calvary – 757
9. Domantas Sabonis – 694
10. Robert Sacre – 679
11. Jim Dixon – 666
12. Charlie Jordan – 642
13. Jim Grady – 634
14. Bill Quigg – 630
15. Larry Brown – 604
16. Frank Burgess – 595
17. Joe Clayton – 593
NR. Killian Tillie – 418


Career Wins
1. Przemek Karnowski – 137
2. Josh Perkins – 134
3. Silas Melson – 126
4t. Kevin Pangos – 122
4t. Kyle Dranginis – 122
6. Gary Bell – 116
7. David Stockton – 112
8. Sam Dower – 110
9. Elias Harris – 108
10. Cory Violette – 107
11t. Ronny Turiaf – 106
11t. Sean Mallon – 106


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2017 - 2018
2016 - 2017
2015 - 2016
2014 - 2015

[SWZag]

Zags push their record to 16-1 and maintain their #1 national ranking. GU starts 2-0 in league after two fairly competitive games at Portland and then again at home against Romar's Pepperdine squad.

• Tillie: Combined for 42 points, six rebounds, two blocks and two 3-pointers. Killian surpasses 800 career points. Tillie this season has produced more steals than turnovers. He has 14 steals to only nine turnovers. He's also dished out 23 assists, giving him a 2.6 : 1 assist to turnover ratio.
• Kispert: Totaled 28 points, five 3-pointers made. One-third of Corey's rebounds are on the offensive end, 37 of 111.
• Petrusev: 27 points, one blocked shot.

2019 - 2020 GUnit Totals
1t. Kispert – 4 (Alabama State, Southern Mississippi, Arizona, North Carolina)
1t. Tillie – 4 (California State - Bakersfield, Washington, Portland, Pepperdine)
3t. Petrusev – 3 (Arkansas - Pine Bluff, North Dakota, Oregon)
3t. Woolridge – 3 (Texas A&M, University of Texas - Arlington, Detroit Mercy)
5t. Ayayi – 1 (Texas - Southern)
5t. Gilder - 1 (Eastern Washington)


Mark Few Wins: 584


Career Points
1. Frank Burgess – 2,196
2. Jim McPhee – 2,015
3. Adam Morrison – 1,867
4. Elias Harris – 1,857
5. Kevin Pangos – 1,824
6. Matt Santangelo – 1,810
7. Ronny Turiaf – 1,723
8. Matt Bouldin – 1,683
9. Blake Stepp – 1,670
10. Jeff Brown – 1,646
11. Richie Frahm – 1,621
12. Josh Perkins – 1,562
13. Jerry Vermillion – 1,547
14. Casey Calvary – 1,509
15. Rich Evans – 1,507
16. Przemek Karnowski – 1,495
17. Derek Raivio – 1,456
18. Gary Lechman – 1,452
19. Steven Gray – 1,432
20. Doug Spradley – 1,427
21. Kyle Wiltjer – 1,374
22. Bill Suter – 1,354
23. Cory Violette – 1,342
24. John Stockton – 1,340
25. Gary Bell Jr – 1,291
26. Sam Dower – 1,271
27. Robert Sacre – 1,270
28. Jeremy Pargo – 1,245
29. Rui Hachimura – 1,230
30. Bill Wilson – 1,226
31. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
32. Matt Stanford – 1,171
33. Greg Sten – 1,168
34. Zach Gourde – 1,143
35. Dan Dickau – 1,125
36. Jack Curran – 1,121
37. Frank Walter – 1,083
38. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
39. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
40. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
41. John Rillie – 1,038
42. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1023
43. Jeff Condill – 1,004
44. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR. Killian Tillie – 841
NR. Corey Kispert – 756
NR. Filip Petrusev – 490


Career 3-Pointers Made
1. Kevin Pangos – 322
2. Blake Stepp – 288
3. Richie Frahm – 280
4. Matt Santangelo – 252
5. Josh Perkins – 251
6. Derek Raivio – 243
7. John Rillie – 230
8. Gary Bell, Jr – 219
9. Steven Gray – 210
10. Dan Dickau – 188
11. Matt Bouldin – 187
12. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
13. Kyle Bankhead – 169
14. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
15. Jon Kinloch – 157
16. Silas Melson – 154
17. Corey Kispert – 143
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Quentin Hall – 100
23. Kyle Dranginis – 95
NR. Killian Tillie – 86


Career Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 712
2. Matt Santangelo – 668
3. Blake Stepp – 640
4. Jeremy Pargo – 589
5. John Stockton – 554
6. Kevin Pangos – 536
7. Matt Bouldin – 444
8. David Stockton – 423
9. Derek Raivio – 356
10. Steven Gray – 339
11. Geoff Goss – 335
12. Doug Spradley – 324
13. Don Baldwin – 313
14. Jim McPhee – 305
15. Kyle Dixon – 303
16t. Dan Dickau – 299
16t. Kyle Dranginis – 299


Career Steals
1. John Stockton – 262
2. Josh Perkins – 178
3. Kevin Pangos – 177
4t. Jeremy Pargo – 170
4t. Matt Bouldin – 170
6. David Stockton – 167
7. Doug Spradley – 159
8. Derek Raivio – 158
9. Steven Gray – 155
10. Blake Stepp – 152
11. Geoff Goss – 139
12. Tim Wagoner – 131
13. Elias Harris – 123
14t. Jeff Condill – 116
14t. Kyle Dranginis – 116
16. Matt Santangelo – 115


Career Blocked Shots
1. Casey Calvary – 207
2. Robert Sacre – 186
3. Ronny Turiaf – 179
4. Przemek Karnowski – 152
5. Austin Daye – 124
6. Brandon Clarke – 117
7. Tim Ruff – 99
8. Josh Heytvelt – 95
9. Zach Gourde – 86
10. Cory Violette – 85
11. Mark Spink – 80
12. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
13. Johnathan Williams – 76
14. Sam Dower – 75
15t. Paul Rogers – 72
15t. Elias Harris – 72
16. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Killian Tillie – 63
NR. Filip Petrusev – 37


Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 1670
2. Elias Harris – 979
3. Gary Lechman – 910
4. Cory Violette – 880
5. Ronny Turiaf – 859
6. Przemek Karnowski – 819
7. Greg Sten – 783
8. Casey Calvary – 757
9. Domantas Sabonis – 694
10. Robert Sacre – 679
11. Jim Dixon – 666
12. Charlie Jordan – 642
13. Jim Grady – 634
14. Bill Quigg – 630
15. Larry Brown – 604
16. Frank Burgess – 595
17. Joe Clayton – 593
NR. Killian Tillie – 424


Career Wins
1. Przemek Karnowski – 137
2. Josh Perkins – 134
3. Silas Melson – 126
4t. Kevin Pangos – 122
4t. Kyle Dranginis – 122
6. Gary Bell – 116
7. David Stockton – 112
8. Sam Dower – 110
9. Elias Harris – 108
10. Cory Violette – 107
11t. Ronny Turiaf – 106
11t. Sean Mallon – 106


Previous Years' Statistics Threads
2018 - 2019
2017 - 2018
2016 - 2017
2015 - 2016
2014 - 2015

[ZagNative]

Appreciate the updates, SWZag! Thanks!

[gozagswoohoo]

Yes, as always, thank you for the work.





I have to say, and I am not at ALL trying to take anything away from what Kispert has done here, but it is MIND-BLOWING to me to think Kispert could very likely finish ahead of guys like Stepp, Santangelo, Frahm, Raivio, GBJ, Gray, ZN in career 3's made. I don't know why, it just doesn't seem RIGHT?!?!

Good for him though!

[FloridaZagFan]

Yes, as always, thank you for the work.





I have to say, and I am not at ALL trying to take anything away from what Kispert has done here, but it is MIND-BLOWING to me to think Kispert could very likely finish ahead of guys like Stepp, Santangelo, Frahm, Raivio, GBJ, Gray, ZN in career 3's made. I don't know why, it just doesn't seem RIGHT?!?!

Good for him though!

I get it, but Kispert is an impressive shooter. Not much of a creator but he is a knock down shooter! Plus I think it looks a spooky lot like Frahm when it comes out of his hands.

[LTownZag]

Yes, as always, thank you for the work.





I have to say, and I am not at ALL trying to take anything away from what Kispert has done here, but it is MIND-BLOWING to me to think Kispert could very likely finish ahead of guys like Stepp, Santangelo, Frahm, Raivio, GBJ, Gray, ZN in career 3's made. I don't know why, it just doesn't seem RIGHT?!?!

Good for him though!

GU averaging 21.6 3pt attempts per game this year.
GU averaged 15.1 in 2006.

That explains a lot of it.

[gozagswoohoo]

GU averaging 21.6 3pt attempts per game this year.
GU averaged 15.1 in 2006.

That explains a lot of it.

Very interesting stat! Wow. Thanks.

[RenoZag]

( Based on the GU Athletics "Game Notes" published for the LMU game )

Gonzaga's 31 straight regular season conference wins ties them with the University of San Francisco squads (1955-57) led by Bill Russell and K.C. Jones for the 2nd longest streak in WCC history.
Pepperdine (1991-93) holds the record at 32.

Gonzaga has won 35 straight conference road games, the longest streak by any Division I team over the last 30 seasons, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

[SWZag]

Zags improved to 18-1 and continue to maintain their #1 national ranking. Unlike the previous week, these two games weren't close. GU beat USD by 44 and LMU by 25. Zags now 4-0 in WCC play.

• Tillie: Combined for 14 points, 16 rebounds, four blocks and three 3-pointers.
• Kispert: Totaled 25 points, four 3-pointers made.
• Petrusev: 33 points, one blocked shot.

2019 - 2020 GUnit Totals
1t. Kispert – 4 (Alabama State, Southern Mississippi, Arizona, North Carolina)
1t. Tillie – 4 (California State - Bakersfield, Washington, Portland, Pepperdine)
3t. Petrusev – 3 (Arkansas - Pine Bluff, North Dakota, Oregon)
3t. Woolridge – 3 (Texas A&M, University of Texas - Arlington, Detroit Mercy)
5. Ayayi – 2 (Texas - Southern, San Diego)
6t. Gilder – 1 (Eastern Washington)
6t. Timme - 1 (LMU)


Longest Conference Winning Streaks in WCC History: (Thanks Reno for this Record)
1) Pepperdine (1991 - 1993) – 32
2t) San Francisco (1955- 1957) – 31
2t) Gonzaga (2018 - Present) – 31


Mark Few Wins: 586


Career Points
1. Frank Burgess – 2,196
2. Jim McPhee – 2,015
3. Adam Morrison – 1,867
4. Elias Harris – 1,857
5. Kevin Pangos – 1,824
6. Matt Santangelo – 1,810
7. Ronny Turiaf – 1,723
8. Matt Bouldin – 1,683
9. Blake Stepp – 1,670
10. Jeff Brown – 1,646
11. Richie Frahm – 1,621
12. Josh Perkins – 1,562
13. Jerry Vermillion – 1,547
14. Casey Calvary – 1,509
15. Rich Evans – 1,507
16. Przemek Karnowski – 1,495
17. Derek Raivio – 1,456
18. Gary Lechman – 1,452
19. Steven Gray – 1,432
20. Doug Spradley – 1,427
21. Kyle Wiltjer – 1,374
22. Bill Suter – 1,354
23. Cory Violette – 1,342
24. John Stockton – 1,340
25. Gary Bell Jr – 1,291
26. Sam Dower – 1,271
27. Robert Sacre – 1,270
28. Jeremy Pargo – 1,245
29. Rui Hachimura – 1,230
30. Bill Wilson – 1,226
31. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
32. Matt Stanford – 1,171
33. Greg Sten – 1,168
34. Zach Gourde – 1,143
35. Dan Dickau – 1,125
36. Jack Curran – 1,121
37. Frank Walter – 1,083
38. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
39. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
40. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
41. John Rillie – 1,038
42. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1023
43. Jeff Condill – 1,004
44. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR. Killian Tillie – 855
NR. Corey Kispert – 781
NR. Filip Petrusev – 523


Career 3-Pointers Made
1. Kevin Pangos – 322
2. Blake Stepp – 288
3. Richie Frahm – 280
4. Matt Santangelo – 252
5. Josh Perkins – 251
6. Derek Raivio – 243
7. John Rillie – 230
8. Gary Bell, Jr – 219
9. Steven Gray – 210
10. Dan Dickau – 188
11. Matt Bouldin – 187
12. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
13. Kyle Bankhead – 169
14. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
15. Jon Kinloch – 157
16. Silas Melson – 154
17. Corey Kispert – 147
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Quentin Hall – 100
23. Kyle Dranginis – 95
NR. Killian Tillie – 89


Career Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 712
2. Matt Santangelo – 668
3. Blake Stepp – 640
4. Jeremy Pargo – 589
5. John Stockton – 554
6. Kevin Pangos – 536
7. Matt Bouldin – 444
8. David Stockton – 423
9. Derek Raivio – 356
10. Steven Gray – 339
11. Geoff Goss – 335
12. Doug Spradley – 324
13. Don Baldwin – 313
14. Jim McPhee – 305
15. Kyle Dixon – 303
16t. Dan Dickau – 299
16t. Kyle Dranginis – 299


Career Steals
1. John Stockton – 262
2. Josh Perkins – 178
3. Kevin Pangos – 177
4t. Jeremy Pargo – 170
4t. Matt Bouldin – 170
6. David Stockton – 167
7. Doug Spradley – 159
8. Derek Raivio – 158
9. Steven Gray – 155
10. Blake Stepp – 152
11. Geoff Goss – 139
12. Tim Wagoner – 131
13. Elias Harris – 123
14t. Jeff Condill – 116
14t. Kyle Dranginis – 116
16. Matt Santangelo – 115


Career Blocked Shots
1. Casey Calvary – 207
2. Robert Sacre – 186
3. Ronny Turiaf – 179
4. Przemek Karnowski – 152
5. Austin Daye – 124
6. Brandon Clarke – 117
7. Tim Ruff – 99
8. Josh Heytvelt – 95
9. Zach Gourde – 86
10. Cory Violette – 85
11. Mark Spink – 80
12. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
13. Johnathan Williams – 76
14. Sam Dower – 75
15t. Paul Rogers – 72
15t. Elias Harris – 72
16. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Killian Tillie – 67
NR. Filip Petrusev – 38


Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 1670
2. Elias Harris – 979
3. Gary Lechman – 910
4. Cory Violette – 880
5. Ronny Turiaf – 859
6. Przemek Karnowski – 819
7. Greg Sten – 783
8. Casey Calvary – 757
9. Domantas Sabonis – 694
10. Robert Sacre – 679
11. Jim Dixon – 666
12. Charlie Jordan – 642
13. Jim Grady – 634
14. Bill Quigg – 630
15. Larry Brown – 604
16. Frank Burgess – 595
17. Joe Clayton – 593
NR. Killian Tillie – 440


Career Wins
1. Przemek Karnowski – 137
2. Josh Perkins – 134
3. Silas Melson – 126
4t. Kevin Pangos – 122
4t. Kyle Dranginis – 122
6. Gary Bell – 116
7. David Stockton – 112
8. Sam Dower – 110
9. Elias Harris – 108
10. Cory Violette – 107
11t. Ronny Turiaf – 106
11t. Sean Mallon – 106


Previous Years' Statistics Threads
2018 - 2019
2017 - 2018
2016 - 2017
2015 - 2016
2014 - 2015

[ZagNative]

Thanks, SWZag! Love this thread!

[SWZag]

As the Zags manhandle Santa Clara and beat BYU, they have won their 20th game this season which marks the 21st time Mark Few has reached that milestone. With Few as head coach, GU has won no less than 23 games. That is phenomenal. GU has won at least 20 games for the 23rd consecutive year, including the two years Dan Monson was at the helm. Going back even further, GU has won 20 games in 27 of the past 29 years.

• Tillie: Totaled 31 points, 14 rebounds, two blocks and two 3-pointers made.
• Kispert: 35 points, seven 3-pointers made. Corey passes 800 career points. His seven 3-pointers move him into a tie for 16th all-time with Silas Melson ('14 - ’17).
• Petrusev: 23 points, one blocked shot.

2019 - 2020 GUnit Totals
1. Tillie – 5 (California State - Bakersfield, Washington, Portland, Pepperdine, BYU)
2. Kispert – 4 (Alabama State, Southern Mississippi, Arizona, North Carolina)
3t. Petrusev – 3 (Arkansas - Pine Bluff, North Dakota, Oregon)
3t. Woolridge – 3 (Texas A&M, University of Texas - Arlington, Detroit Mercy)
5t. Ayayi – 2 (Texas - Southern, San Diego)
5t. Gilder – 2 (Eastern Washington, Santa Clara)
7. Timme - 1 (LMU)


Longest Conference Winning Streaks in WCC History: (Thanks Reno for this Record)
1) Gonzaga (2018 - Present) – 33
2) Pepperdine (1991 - 1993) – 32
3) San Francisco (1955- 1957) – 31



Mark Few Wins: 588


Career Points
1. Frank Burgess – 2,196
2. Jim McPhee – 2,015
3. Adam Morrison – 1,867
4. Elias Harris – 1,857
5. Kevin Pangos – 1,824
6. Matt Santangelo – 1,810
7. Ronny Turiaf – 1,723
8. Matt Bouldin – 1,683
9. Blake Stepp – 1,670
10. Jeff Brown – 1,646
11. Richie Frahm – 1,621
12. Josh Perkins – 1,562
13. Jerry Vermillion – 1,547
14. Casey Calvary – 1,509
15. Rich Evans – 1,507
16. Przemek Karnowski – 1,495
17. Derek Raivio – 1,456
18. Gary Lechman – 1,452
19. Steven Gray – 1,432
20. Doug Spradley – 1,427
21. Kyle Wiltjer – 1,374
22. Bill Suter – 1,354
23. Cory Violette – 1,342
24. John Stockton – 1,340
25. Gary Bell Jr – 1,291
26. Sam Dower – 1,271
27. Robert Sacre – 1,270
28. Jeremy Pargo – 1,245
29. Rui Hachimura – 1,230
30. Bill Wilson – 1,226
31. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
32. Matt Stanford – 1,171
33. Greg Sten – 1,168
34. Zach Gourde – 1,143
35. Dan Dickau – 1,125
36. Jack Curran – 1,121
37. Frank Walter – 1,083
38. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
39. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
40. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
41. John Rillie – 1,038
42. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1023
43. Jeff Condill – 1,004
44. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR. Killian Tillie – 886
NR. Corey Kispert – 816
NR. Filip Petrusev – 546


Career 3-Pointers Made
1. Kevin Pangos – 322
2. Blake Stepp – 288
3. Richie Frahm – 280
4. Matt Santangelo – 252
5. Josh Perkins – 251
6. Derek Raivio – 243
7. John Rillie – 230
8. Gary Bell, Jr – 219
9. Steven Gray – 210
10. Dan Dickau – 188
11. Matt Bouldin – 187
12. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
13. Kyle Bankhead – 169
14. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
15. Jon Kinloch – 157
16t. Silas Melson – 154
16t. Corey Kispert – 154
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Quentin Hall – 100
23. Kyle Dranginis – 95
NR. Killian Tillie – 91


Career Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 712
2. Matt Santangelo – 668
3. Blake Stepp – 640
4. Jeremy Pargo – 589
5. John Stockton – 554
6. Kevin Pangos – 536
7. Matt Bouldin – 444
8. David Stockton – 423
9. Derek Raivio – 356
10. Steven Gray – 339
11. Geoff Goss – 335
12. Doug Spradley – 324
13. Don Baldwin – 313
14. Jim McPhee – 305
15. Kyle Dixon – 303
16t. Dan Dickau – 299
16t. Kyle Dranginis – 299


Career Steals
1. John Stockton – 262
2. Josh Perkins – 178
3. Kevin Pangos – 177
4t. Jeremy Pargo – 170
4t. Matt Bouldin – 170
6. David Stockton – 167
7. Doug Spradley – 159
8. Derek Raivio – 158
9. Steven Gray – 155
10. Blake Stepp – 152
11. Geoff Goss – 139
12. Tim Wagoner – 131
13. Elias Harris – 123
14t. Jeff Condill – 116
14t. Kyle Dranginis – 116
16. Matt Santangelo – 115


Career Blocked Shots
1. Casey Calvary – 207
2. Robert Sacre – 186
3. Ronny Turiaf – 179
4. Przemek Karnowski – 152
5. Austin Daye – 124
6. Brandon Clarke – 117
7. Tim Ruff – 99
8. Josh Heytvelt – 95
9. Zach Gourde – 86
10. Cory Violette – 85
11. Mark Spink – 80
12. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
13. Johnathan Williams – 76
14. Sam Dower – 75
15t. Paul Rogers – 72
15t. Elias Harris – 72
16. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Killian Tillie – 69
NR. Filip Petrusev – 39


Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 1670
2. Elias Harris – 979
3. Gary Lechman – 910
4. Cory Violette – 880
5. Ronny Turiaf – 859
6. Przemek Karnowski – 819
7. Greg Sten – 783
8. Casey Calvary – 757
9. Domantas Sabonis – 694
10. Robert Sacre – 679
11. Jim Dixon – 666
12. Charlie Jordan – 642
13. Jim Grady – 634
14. Bill Quigg – 630
15. Larry Brown – 604
16. Frank Burgess – 595
17. Joe Clayton – 593
NR. Killian Tillie – 454


Career Wins
1. Przemek Karnowski – 137
2. Josh Perkins – 134
3. Silas Melson – 126
4t. Kevin Pangos – 122
4t. Kyle Dranginis – 122
6. Gary Bell – 116
7. David Stockton – 112
8. Sam Dower – 110
9. Elias Harris – 108
10. Cory Violette – 107
11t. Ronny Turiaf – 106
11t. Sean Mallon – 106


Previous Years' Statistics Threads
2018 - 2019
2017 - 2018
2016 - 2017
2015 - 2016
2014 - 2015

[ZagNative]

SWZag, Thanks as always for this wonderful thread!

[Zag_Dad]

Too lazy to read all the posts on this thread but it would seem like a Kispert has a shot at catching Karnowski for most all time wins (as a Zag AND collegiate basketball player) by my count. It looks like he’s at 85 wins as of Sunday morning. 10 more league games left with likely two WCC tournament games the the NCAA tournament. 15 wins seems possible, which would put him at 100 career wins after this season. Assuming he’s back for his senior year and playing with the “tricky trio” he would need 37 wins his senior year to tie big Shem.

Gonna be tough to do, but I’d put in the “possible”category. If he does tie/pass Karnowski, he will have done that in 4 years unlike Shem who has a few wins during his medical red shirt year.

[LTownZag]

Gonzaga hasn't lost a conference road game in 4 calendar years.

The last time we lost on the road (in conference) president Obama still had more than a year left in his presidency.

Do we have any idea if this is already the all-time longest road win streak in the WCC history? In NCAA history? (Maybe UCLA back in the day had a longer streak)

[ZagaZags]

It has been a great three years, that's for sure. Let's hope the Zags can keep it up.

[RenoZag]

From the WCC website's hoops columnist, Jeff Farudo:

Dissecting the 33-game streak: While becoming the nation’s first 20-game winner and extending its own NCAA-leading home win streak to 34 games, Gonzaga also broke the WCC record for most consecutive regular-season conference victories.

The Zags entered last week tied with Bill Russell-led USF teams (1954-57) at 31 wins, one game back of Pepperdine (1991-93), featuring star guard Doug Christie.

After beating Santa Clara and BYU by a combined 73 points last week, Gonzaga sits atop the list with 33 straight conference victories. Since not all win streaks are created equal, we crunched some numbers to compare the three, and the Zags’ ongoing run stands up very nicely with the others:

* USF (31 games): The Dons’ streak began with a 62-55 win over Saint Mary’s on Feb.19, 1954, and ended with a 51-47 loss at Santa Clara on Jan. 8, 1957. In the meantime, the Dons:
— Won by an average margin of 18.3 points
— Won 3 games by 30 points or more
— Won twice by fewer than 10 points
— Had no wins over Top-25 opponents

* Pepperdine (32 games): The Waves’ streak began with a 67-61 win over Santa Clara on Jan. 12, 1991, and ended with a 75-72 loss to USF on Jan. 30, 1993. During the streak, the Waves:
— Won by an average margin of 11.9 points
— Had no wins by 30 points or more
— Won 12 times by fewer than 10 points
— Had no wins over Top-25 opponents

* Gonzaga (33 games): The Zags’ streak began with a 75-60 win over Santa Clara on Jan. 20, 2018 and is ongoing. The Zags have:
— Won by an average 21.7 points
— Won 10 games by 30 points or more
— Won four times by fewer than 10 points
— Had one win over a Top-25 opponent (beat No. 11 Saint Mary’s 78-54 at Moraga on Feb. 10, 2018)

[RenoZag]

Gonzaga hasn't lost a conference road game in 4 calendar years.

The last time we lost on the road (in conference) president Obama still had more than a year left in his presidency.

Do we have any idea if this is already the all-time longest road win streak in the WCC history? In NCAA history? (Maybe UCLA back in the day had a longer streak)

Gonzaga has won 35 straight conference road games, the longest streak by any Division I team over the last 30 seasons, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. GU’s last loss to a conference opponent on the road was at Saint Mary’s, 70-67, on Jan. 21, 2016.

I couldn't find the metric for conference road wins at any of the sites we consider foolproof, LTown. I did find this entry on the Wikipedia "Basketball Winning Streaks" page:

Men's D-I road game streaks
35 Kansas (1924–28), ended by Oklahoma

I suspect that's for all road games, not conference road games only. Like you, I would guess the Wooden UCLA era had a fairly substantial win streak within its conference. Kentucky, Kansas, and others may have done so as well. Will do some digging later today. . .

[gozagswoohoo]

Kispert could very likely surpass Pangos on the career 3-pointers list.