2020-21 Records

[23dpg]

Corey’s field goal percentage this year would put him in the top 6 single seasons, but even that doesn’t indicate how good he has been. He shoots far more 3’s than anyone on that list, so his 63.4% is just amazing. Ten games in, and he’s shooting 75.8% on 2’s and 50.8% on 3’s. Crazy.

Corey’s shooting has been unreal this year. He’s turned into the player I hoped he’d be, then he exceeded it.

Tangent here. Why don’t they just separate 2 point and 3 point %s? I know it’s just a holdover from before there was a 3 point line. Time to separate them! (At every level). Rant over.

[gonzagafan62]

Corey’s shooting has been unreal this year. He’s turned into the player I hoped he’d be, then he exceeded it.

Tangent here. Why don’t they just separate 2 point and 3 point %s? I know it’s just a holdover from before there was a 3 point line. Time to separate them! (At every level). Rant over.

Here it can’t be that hard. I’ll work on it tonight. I’ll do a minimum of 100 3pt FGs per year though bc especially early - most teams didn’t even do like 2-3 per game. Probably why it’s not separated lol

[gonzagafan62]

All Time Three Point Shooting Field Goal Percentages single season : (min 100 attempts)

I’m just going to say right now, I put in everyone with the following qualifications:

1. Must’ve had 100 attempted 3 point FGs.
2. Must’ve shot over .350 on 3 point FGs that season.
3. This leaves off one of Santangelos years, one of Drew Barham, Kyle Bankhead Eric McClellan etc. Sorry everyone. Now to the list
4. I only did this whole 1-60 bc we don’t have record of any kind of stat like this listed ANYWHERE


1t. Dan Dickau (‘00-‘01) .480
1t. Drew Barham (‘13-‘14) .480
3. Gary Bell Jr. (‘11-‘12) .477
4. Doug Spradley (‘88-‘89) .467
5. Kyle Wiltjer (‘14-‘15) .466
6. Derek Raivio (‘04-05) .458
7. Dan Dickau (‘01-02) .457
8. John Rillie (‘93-‘94) .455
9. Jon Kinloch (‘94-95) .448
10. Richie Frahm (‘97-98) .445
11. John Rillie (‘94-‘95) .442
12. Corey Kispert (‘19-20) .438
13. Kyle Wiltjer (‘15-‘16) .437
14. Matt Santangelo (‘97-98) .433
15. Ryan Woolridge (‘19-20).432
16. Kevin Pangos (‘14-‘15) .431
17. Richie Frahm (‘98-‘99) .429
18. Adam Morrison (‘05-‘06) .428
19. Gary Bell Jr. (‘13-‘14) .427
20t. Matt Santangelo (‘96-97) .423
20t. Matt Bouldin (‘08-09) .423
22. Kevin Pangos (‘12-‘13) .417
23. Tony Skinner (‘02-03) .415
24t. Kevin Pangos (‘13-‘14) .412
24t. Jarrod Davis (‘91-92) .412
26. Derek Raivio (‘06-07) .409
27. Quentin Hall (‘97-98) .405
28. Blake Stepp (‘02-03) .403
29t. Richie Frahm (‘99-‘00) .402
29t. John Rillie (‘92-‘93) .402
30. Kevin Pangos (‘11-‘12) .401
31. Kyle Bankhead (‘02-03) .400
32. Josh Perkins (‘16-17) .399
33. Josh Perkins (‘17-‘18) .393
34t. Gary Bell Jr. (‘12-‘13) .392
34t. Jordan Mathews(16-17) .392
36. Silas Melson (‘16-‘17) .391
37. Jarrod Davis (‘90-‘91) .389
38t. Micah Downs (‘08-09) .387
38t. Jon Kinloch (‘95-96) .387
40. Matt Santangelo (‘98-99) .381
41. Josh Perkins (‘15-‘16) .378
42t. Blake Stepp (‘00-‘01) .376
42t. Blake Stepp (‘03-‘04) .376
44. Corey Kispert (‘18- ‘19) .374
45t. Steven Gray (‘10-‘11) .372
45t. Silas Melson (‘17-‘18) .372
47t. Zach Norvell (‘17-18) .370
47t. Zach Norvell (‘18-19) .370
49. Nigel Williams Goss (‘16-17) .368
50. Josh Perkins (‘18-19) .366
51t. Matt Bouldin (‘09-‘10) .365
51t. Matt Bouldin (‘07-08) .365
53. Lorenzo Rollins (‘95-96) .364
54. Quentin Hall (‘98-‘99) .362
55. Gary Bell Jr (‘14-‘15) .361
56. Kyle Dranginis (‘15-‘16) .360
57. Steven Gray (‘08-09) .359
58. Derek Raivio (‘05-‘06) .358
59. Blake Stepp (‘01-02) .356
60. Corey Kispert (‘17-18) .351

Notable Notes:
Kyle Bankhead (‘03-‘04) .540 on 75 attempts
Corey Kispert (‘20-‘21) .508 61 attempts

[gonzagafan62]

I’ll do 2PT FG% tomorrow or the next night lol lot of work but I’ll get it done

[MickMick]

I'm tellin ya. After looking at the various records, I'm convinced.

Derek Ravio is THE threshold for the all time great list.

[MickMick]

Scoring margins under Few.
1. 2019 +22.7
2. 2017 +21.1
3. 2020 +19.6
4. 2013 +17.1
5. 2015 +17.0
6. 2009 +15.9
7. 2018 +15.8
8. 2004 +15.6
9. 2002 +14.5
10. 2001 +13.6
11. 2016 +13.3
12. 2008 +12.7
13. 2000 +11.7
14. 2011 +10.8
14. 2014 +10.8
16. 2012 +10.6
17. 2005 +9.6
18. 2010 +9.5
19. 2003 +8.4
19. 2007 +8.4
21. 2006 +7.3

2021 currently tied for 1st at 22.7. I expect that to increase during conference play.

Found it interesting that the 2006 team, long thought of as one of GU's best, had the lowest margin of victory. That team doesnt stack up well on KenPom either. They were 29-4, yet 20 games were decided by 10 points or less, and they only won 1 game by more than 16. That team was Morrison, with help from Raivio and Batista, willing them to victory. It's hard for me to remember much details from that season 15 years ago, but I'm sure all the close games made for an exciting season and probably helped add to Morrison's lore.

The game against Michigan State in the Maui Invitational semi final that year was declared to be the best played game in the early season by every national pundit. For example, both teams were a combined 53/57 from the free throw line. Keep in mind that the game went to three overtimes and the players were shooting many of those free throws with very weary legs. Regardless, both sides played at an extremely high level and GU, as a team, never really did replicate that level of play for the rest of the season. If you were to look up the box score you would see that the statistics back the story up. UCONN (Big East version) handled the Zags in the Maui final the next night.

[jazzdelmar]

I'm tellin ya. After looking at the various records, I'm convinced.

Derek Ravio is THE threshold for the all time great list.

How in the world do you figure that?

[jazzdelmar]

I’ll do 2PT FG% tomorrow or the next night lol lot of work but I’ll get it done

Free KB! I may have overvalued Blake as a shooter.

[gonzagafan62]

Free KB! I may have overvalued Blake as a shooter.

Spot on With Danny though

[willandi]

Should there be an asterisk on the 3 point percentages of those players prior to the NCAA moving the 3 point line or on those players AFTER they moved it?

[gonzagafan62]

Should there be an asterisk on the 3 point percentages of those players prior to the NCAA moving the 3 point line or on those players AFTER they moved it?

Nah. Not in my opinion.

[sittingon50]

I'm tellin ya. After looking at the various records, I'm convinced.

Derek Ravio is THE threshold for the all time great list.

I think Derek is certainly one of the most underappreciated/overlooked Zags.

[Spike#1]

62, Thanks again for keeping this rolling, one of my favorite3 threads to follow.

[SWZag]

Great to see this thread going. I haven't been here recently but glad to see it's up and running!

[gonzagafan62]

Gonzaga all time 2 pt FG %
Min 125 attempts 55%

One quick note. Gary Lechman is the only guy to shoot for over 55% from 1950 to about 80. Somewhere in there. For three decades he was the best we had FG% wise (that’s documented) Frank Burgess was an amazing shot too, and Jean Claude Lefebvre was great too, don’t get me wrong. But from the stats I see he had best FG% during those roundabout years. So without further adieu here is the list:

1. Casey Calvary (98-99) .721
2. Brandon Clarke (18-19) .705
3. Zach Collins (16-17) .672
4. Domas Sabonis (14-15) .668
5. Kelly Olynyk (12-13) .660
6. Zach Gourde (00-01) .633
7. Zach Gourde (99-00) .630
8. Scott Snider (95-96) .629
8. Johnathan Williams III (16-17) .626
9. Killian Tillie (17-18) .624
10. Drew Timme (19-20) .623
11. Casey Calvary (99-00) .622
12t. Jeff Brown (91-92) .621
12t. Killian Tillie (19-20) .621
12t. Bill Dunlap (81-82) .621
12t. Domas Sabonis (15-16) .621
16. Gary Lechman (66-67) .620
17. Przemek Karnowski (14-15) .620
18. Mark Spink (99-00).614
19. JP Batista (04-05) .612
20t. Rui Hachimura (18-19) .606
20t. Rui Hachimura (17-18) .606
22t. Jim McPhee (88-89) .600
22t. Johnathan Williams III (17-18) .600
24. Przemek Karnowski (13-14) .596
25. Joel Ayayi (19-20) .595
26t. JP Batista (05-06) .594
26t. Adam Morrison (03-04) .594
28. Sam Dower (10-11) .590
29t. Scott Spink (90-91) .589
29t. Gary Lechman (65-66) .589
31. Przemek Karnowski .588
32t. Sam Dower (13-14) .587
32t. Paul Rodgers (95-96) .587
34. Alex Hernandez (00-01) .586
35. Jeremy Pargo (07-08) .585
36. Mark Spink (00-01) .584
37. Sam Dower (12-13) .582
38. Matt Stanford (90-91) .580
39t.Zach Norvell Jr. (17-18) .579
39t. Marc Armstead (92-93) .579
41t. John Stockton (83-84) .577
41t. Jeremy Eaton (96-97) .577
43t. Kyle Wiltjer (14-15) .576
43t. John Stockton (81-82) .576
45. Tim Ruff (84-85) .576
46t. Casey Calvary (00-01) .574
46t. Dale Haaland (86-87) .574
46t. Kyle Dixon (94-95) .574
49t. Filip Petrusev (19-20) .573
49t. Ryan Woolridge (19-20) .573
51. Josh Heytvelt (08-09) .572
52t. Jason Rubright (94-95) .570
52t. Dale Haaland (85-86) .570
53t. Josh Heytvelt (06-07) .569
53t. Quentin Hall (98-99) .569
53t. Cory Violette (03-04) .569
56t. Danny Roe (87-88) .568
56t. Steven Gray (09-10) .568
56t. Hugh Hobus (80-81) .568
59t. Axel Dench (99-00) .567
59t. Paul Rodgers (94-95) .567
59t. Przemek Karnowski (12-13) .567
62. Elias Harris (10-11) .565
63t. Adam Morrison (04-05) .564
63t. Kendall Simmons (90-91) .564
65. Matt Stanford (92-93) .563
66. Todd Franklin (88-89) .557
67. Elias Harris (12-13) .555
68t. Mike Winger (88-89) .554
68t. Sam Dower (11-12) .554
70t. Eric McClellan (15-16) .553
70t. Scott Spink (93-94) .553
72t. Elias Harris (10-11) .551
72t. Richard Fox (02-03) .551
74t. David Pendergraft (07-08) .550
74t. Jim McPhee (89-90) .550
74t. Doug Spradley (87-88) .550
74t. Jason Van Nort (82-83) .550
74t. Ed Taylor (80-81) .550

[bdmiller7]

Can someone refresh my memory on Zach Gourde's senior year. By far his worst season in pts, rebs, fg%. Was it injury or did Violette and Turiaf just surpass him and take his playing time?

[gonzagafan62]

Can someone refresh my memory on Zach Gourde's senior year. By far his worst season in pts, rebs, fg%. Was it injury or did Violette and Turiaf just surpass him and take his playing time?

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-...a12-story.html

This article doesn’t tell the full story but does shed light on some of what happened. Funny sad and heartfelt in places. A good read

[bdmiller7]

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-...a12-story.html

This article doesn’t tell the full story but does shed light on some of what happened. Funny sad and heartfelt in places. A good read

Thanks.

[gonzagafan62]

Before I finally get my stats up from tonight’s game: Mark Few passed Bill Tubbs for 37th all time in head coaching wind with 610. Tubbs had 609.

I’ll post stats in a bit

[gonzagafan62]

Mark Few 610 Wins

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
29t. Corey Kispert - 1,230
31. Bill Wilson – 1,226
32. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
33. Matt Stanford – 1,171
34. Greg Sten – 1,168
35. Zach Gourde – 1,143
36. Dan Dickau – 1,125
37. Jack Curran – 1,121
38. Frank Walter – 1,083
39. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
40. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
41. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
42. John Rillie – 1,038
43t. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1,023
43t. Killian Tillie – 1,023
45. Jeff Condill – 1,004
46. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR: Joel Ayayi - 520
NR: Drew Timme - 519

Single Season Field Goal Percentage
1. Brandon Clarke - 68.7 (‘18 - 19)
2. Domantas Sabonis – 66.8 ('14 - '15)
3. Casey Calvary – 65.8 ('98 - '99)
4. Zach Collins – 65.2% ('16 - '17)
5. Bill Dunlap – 63.6 ('80 - '81)
6. Zach Gourde – 63.0 ('99 - 00)
7t. Zach Gourde – 62.9 ('00 - '01)
7t. Scott Snider – 62.9 ('95 - '96)
7t. Kelly Olynyk – 62.9 ('12 - '13)
10. Przemek Karnowski – 62.2 ('14 - '15)
11. Bill Dunlap – 62.1 ('81 - '82)

2020-21 :
Corey Kispert - .625
Drew Timme - .595

Single Season Free Throws Percentage
1. Derek Raivio – 96.1% ('06 - '07)
2. Derek Raivio – 91.2% ('05 - '06)
3. Derek Raivio – 90.3% ('04 - '05)
4. Eddie White – 89.2% ('79 - '80)
5. Jim McPhee – 89.0% ('86 - '87)
6. Austin Daye – 88.1% ('07 - '08)
7. John Rillie – 87.9% ('94 - '95)
8. Jim McPhee – 87.6% ('88
- '89)
9. Corey Kispert 87.5% (‘19 - 20)
10. Kevin Pangos – 87.3% ('13 - '14)
11. John Brodsky – 87.0% ('65 - '66)

Corey Kispert (20 - ‘21) 25 of 29 86.2%

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. Corey Kispert - 212
10. Steven Gray – 210
11. Dan Dickau – 188
12. Matt Bouldin – 187
13. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
14. Kyle Bankhead – 169
15. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
16. Jon Kinloch – 157
17. Silas Melson – 154
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Killian Tillie – 106
23. Quentin Hall – 100
24. Kyle Dranginis – 95


Single Season 3-Point Field Goal List
1. Dan Dickau - 117 ('01 - '02)
2. Blake Stepp - 98 (02' - '03)
3. Zach Norvell, Jr - 97 ('18 - '19)
4. John Rillie - 96 ('94 - '95)
5. Richie Frahm - 93 ('98 - '99)
6. John Rillie - 91 ('93 - '94)
7t. Richie Frahm - 90 ('99 - '00)
7t. Kyle Wiltjer - 90 ('15 - '16)
9t. Derek Raivio - 85 ('06 - '07)
9t. Jordan Mathews - 85 ('16 - '17)
NR. Corey Kispert – 33 (’20 - ‘21)


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
NR. Corey Kispert – 158
NR. Joel Ayayi – 156


Single Season Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 234 ('18 - '19)
2. Matt Santangelo – 225 ('99 - '00)
3. Blake Stepp – 207 ('03 - '04)
4. John Stockton – 201 ('83 - '84)
5. Jeremy Pargo – 199 ('07 - '08)
6. Blake Stepp – 198 ('02 - '03)
7. Josh Perkins – 196 ('17 - '18)
8t. Matt Santangelo – 184 ('98 - '99)
8t. John Stockton – 184 ('82 - 83)
10. Kevin Pangos – 181 ('14 - '15)
11. Nigel Williams-Goss – 179 ('16 - '17)
12. Kyle Dixon – 172 ('95 - '96)
13. Jeremy Pargo – 167 ('08 - '09)
NR: Jalen Suggs - 48 (‘20- ‘21)


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
NR. Corey Kispert – 70
NR. Joel Ayayi – 64
NR: Anton Watson - 20


Single Season Steals
1. John Stockton – 109 ('83 - '84)
2t. John Stockton – 68 ('81 - '82)
2t. John Stockton – 68 ('82 - '83)
4. Nigel Williams-Goss – 64 ('16 - '17)
5. Quentin Hall – 62 ('98 - '99)
6. Steven Gray – 57 ('10 - '11)
7. David Stockton – 55 ('13 - '14)
8. Blake Stepp – 54 ('02 - '03)
9t. Matt Bouldin – 52 ('08 - '09)
9t. Kevin Pangos – 52 ('12 - '13)
11. Derek Raivio – 50 ('06 - '07)
NR - Jalen Suggs - 23 (‘20-21)
NR - Joel Ayayi - 16 (‘20- ‘21)

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
12t. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
12t. Killian Tillie – 77
14. Johnathan Williams – 76
15. Sam Dower – 75
16t. Paul Rogers – 72
16t. Elias Harris – 72
17. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Drew Timme – 38

Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion - 1670
2. Elias Harris - 979
3. Gary Lechman - 910
4. Cory Violette - 880
5. Ronny Turiaf - 859
6. Greg Sten - 783
7. Casey Calvary - 757
8. Robert Sacre - 679
9. Jim Dixon - 666
10. Charlie Jordan - 642
11. Jim Grady - 634
12. Bill Quigg - 630
13. Domantas Sabonis - 625
14. Larry Brown - 604
15. Frank Burgess - 595
16. Joe Clayton - 593
NR: Corey Kispert - 441
NR: Joel Ayayi - 324

Single Season Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 456 ('52 - '53)
2. Jerry Vermillion – 440 ('54 - '55)
3. Domantas Sabonis – 426 (’15 - ’16)
4. Jerry Vermillion – 402 ('53 - '54)
5. Jerry Vermillion – 372 ('51 - '52)
6. Charlie Jordan – 367 ('59 - '60)
7. Gary Lechman – 354 (’66 - ’67)
8. Jim Dixon – 353 ('62 - '63)
9. Joe Clayton – 339 (’71 - ’72)
10. Paul Cathey – 333 (’77 - '78)
11. Brandon Clarke - 317 ('18 - '19)
12t. Jim Dixon – 313 (’61 - ’62)
12t. Johnathan Williams – 313 (’17 - ’18)
14. J.P. Batista – 310 (’05 - ‘06)
15. Greg Sten – 307 (’71 - ’72)
16. Gary Lechman – 298 (’64 - ’65)
17. Greg Sten – 297 (‘72 - ’73)
18. J.P. Batista – 295 (’04 - ’05)
19. Elias Harris – 281 (’11 - ’12)
20. Cory Violette – 274 (’01 - ’02)
21t. Jim Grady – 270 (’76 - ‘77)
21t. Robert Hunt – 270 (’61 - ’62)
23. Joe McNair – 269 (’67 - ’68)
24. Domantas Sabonis – 268 (’14 - ’15)
25. Filip Petrusev – 262 ('19 - '20)
26. Gary Lechman – 258 (’65 - ‘66)
27. Cory Violette – 257 (’02 - ’03)
NR: Joel Ayayi - 83 (‘20 - ‘21)
NR: Drew Timme - 75 (‘20 - ‘21)

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
11t. Corey Kispert - 106

[gonzagafan62]

Joel Ayayi with the first triple double in school history! Well done!

[gonzagafan62]

Mark Few 611 Wins

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. Corey Kispert - 1,244
30. Rui Hachimura – 1,230
31. Bill Wilson – 1,226
32. Josh Heytvelt – 1,172
33. Matt Stanford – 1,171
34. Greg Sten – 1,168
35. Zach Gourde – 1,143
36. Dan Dickau – 1,125
37. Jack Curran – 1,121
38. Frank Walter – 1,083
39. Jon Kinloch – 1,071
40. Bryce McPhee – 1,060
41. Jarrod Davis – 1,054
42. John Rillie – 1,038
43t. Zach Norvell, Jr – 1,023
43t. Killian Tillie – 1,023
45. Jeff Condill – 1,004
46. Domantas Sabonis – 1,002
NR: Joel Ayayi - 520
NR: Drew Timme - 519

Single Season Field Goal Percentage
1. Brandon Clarke - 68.7 (‘18 - 19)
2. Domantas Sabonis – 66.8 ('14 - '15)
3. Casey Calvary – 65.8 ('98 - '99)
4. Zach Collins – 65.2% ('16 - '17)
5. Bill Dunlap – 63.6 ('80 - '81)
6. Zach Gourde – 63.0 ('99 - 00)
7t. Zach Gourde – 62.9 ('00 - '01)
7t. Scott Snider – 62.9 ('95 - '96)
7t. Kelly Olynyk – 62.9 ('12 - '13)
10. Przemek Karnowski – 62.2 ('14 - '15)
11. Bill Dunlap – 62.1 ('81 - '82)

2020-21 :
Corey Kispert - .608
Drew Timme - .611

Single Season Free Throws Percentage
1. Derek Raivio – 96.1% ('06 - '07)
2. Derek Raivio – 91.2% ('05 - '06)
3. Derek Raivio – 90.3% ('04 - '05)
4. Eddie White – 89.2% ('79 - '80)
5. Jim McPhee – 89.0% ('86 - '87)
6. Austin Daye – 88.1% ('07 - '08)
7. John Rillie – 87.9% ('94 - '95)
8. Jim McPhee – 87.6% ('88
- '89)
9. Corey Kispert 87.5% (‘19 - 20)
10. Kevin Pangos – 87.3% ('13 - '14)
11. John Brodsky – 87.0% ('65 - '66)

Corey Kispert (20 - ‘21) 25 of 29 86.2%

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. Corey Kispert - 214
10. Steven Gray – 210
11. Dan Dickau – 188
12. Matt Bouldin – 187
13. Zach Norvell, Jr – 174
14. Kyle Bankhead – 169
15. Kyle Wiltjer – 158
16. Jon Kinloch – 157
17. Silas Melson – 154
18. Jarrod Davis – 133
19. Adam Morrison – 128
20. Doug Spradley – 114
21. Micah Downs – 111
22. Killian Tillie – 106
23. Quentin Hall – 100
24. Kyle Dranginis – 95


Single Season 3-Point Field Goal List
1. Dan Dickau - 117 ('01 - '02)
2. Blake Stepp - 98 (02' - '03)
3. Zach Norvell, Jr - 97 ('18 - '19)
4. John Rillie - 96 ('94 - '95)
5. Richie Frahm - 93 ('98 - '99)
6. John Rillie - 91 ('93 - '94)
7t. Richie Frahm - 90 ('99 - '00)
7t. Kyle Wiltjer - 90 ('15 - '16)
9t. Derek Raivio - 85 ('06 - '07)
9t. Jordan Mathews - 85 ('16 - '17)
NR. Corey Kispert – 35 (’20 - ‘21)


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
NR. Joel Ayayi – 170
NR. Corey Kispert - 162


Single Season Assists
1. Josh Perkins – 234 ('18 - '19)
2. Matt Santangelo – 225 ('99 - '00)
3. Blake Stepp – 207 ('03 - '04)
4. John Stockton – 201 ('83 - '84)
5. Jeremy Pargo – 199 ('07 - '08)
6. Blake Stepp – 198 ('02 - '03)
7. Josh Perkins – 196 ('17 - '18)
8t. Matt Santangelo – 184 ('98 - '99)
8t. John Stockton – 184 ('82 - 83)
10. Kevin Pangos – 181 ('14 - '15)
11. Nigel Williams-Goss – 179 ('16 - '17)
12. Kyle Dixon – 172 ('95 - '96)
13. Jeremy Pargo – 167 ('08 - '09)
NR: Jalen Suggs - 51 (‘20- ‘21)
NR: Joel Ayayi - 51 (‘20-‘21)

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
NR. Corey Kispert – 70
NR. Joel Ayayi – 64
NR: Anton Watson - 20


Single Season Steals
1. John Stockton – 109 ('83 - '84)
2t. John Stockton – 68 ('81 - '82)
2t. John Stockton – 68 ('82 - '83)
4. Nigel Williams-Goss – 64 ('16 - '17)
5. Quentin Hall – 62 ('98 - '99)
6. Steven Gray – 57 ('10 - '11)
7. David Stockton – 55 ('13 - '14)
8. Blake Stepp – 54 ('02 - '03)
9t. Matt Bouldin – 52 ('08 - '09)
9t. Kevin Pangos – 52 ('12 - '13)
11. Derek Raivio – 50 ('06 - '07)
NR - Jalen Suggs - 23 (‘20-21)
NR - Joel Ayayi - 16 (‘20- ‘21)

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
12t. Abdullahi Kuso – 77
12t. Killian Tillie – 77
14. Johnathan Williams – 76
15. Sam Dower – 75
16t. Paul Rogers – 72
16t. Elias Harris – 72
17. Marc Armstead – 70
NR. Drew Timme – 39

Career Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion - 1670
2. Elias Harris - 979
3. Gary Lechman - 910
4. Cory Violette - 880
5. Ronny Turiaf - 859
6. Greg Sten - 783
7. Casey Calvary - 757
8. Robert Sacre - 679
9. Jim Dixon - 666
10. Charlie Jordan - 642
11. Jim Grady - 634
12. Bill Quigg - 630
13. Domantas Sabonis - 625
14. Larry Brown - 604
15. Frank Burgess - 595
16. Joe Clayton - 593
NR: Corey Kispert - 447
NR: Joel Ayayi - 337

Single Season Rebounds
1. Jerry Vermillion – 456 ('52 - '53)
2. Jerry Vermillion – 440 ('54 - '55)
3. Domantas Sabonis – 426 (’15 - ’16)
4. Jerry Vermillion – 402 ('53 - '54)
5. Jerry Vermillion – 372 ('51 - '52)
6. Charlie Jordan – 367 ('59 - '60)
7. Gary Lechman – 354 (’66 - ’67)
8. Jim Dixon – 353 ('62 - '63)
9. Joe Clayton – 339 (’71 - ’72)
10. Paul Cathey – 333 (’77 - '78)
11. Brandon Clarke - 317 ('18 - '19)
12t. Jim Dixon – 313 (’61 - ’62)
12t. Johnathan Williams – 313 (’17 - ’18)
14. J.P. Batista – 310 (’05 - ‘06)
15. Greg Sten – 307 (’71 - ’72)
16. Gary Lechman – 298 (’64 - ’65)
17. Greg Sten – 297 (‘72 - ’73)
18. J.P. Batista – 295 (’04 - ’05)
19. Elias Harris – 281 (’11 - ’12)
20. Cory Violette – 274 (’01 - ’02)
21t. Jim Grady – 270 (’76 - ‘77)
21t. Robert Hunt – 270 (’61 - ’62)
23. Joe McNair – 269 (’67 - ’68)
24. Domantas Sabonis – 268 (’14 - ’15)
25. Filip Petrusev – 262 ('19 - '20)
26. Gary Lechman – 258 (’65 - ‘66)
27. Cory Violette – 257 (’02 - ’03)
NR: Joel Ayayi - 96 (‘20 - ‘21)
NR: Drew Timme - 82 (‘20 - ‘21)

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
10t. Cory Violette – 107
10t. Corey Kispert - 107
12t. Ronny Turiaf – 106
12t. Sean Mallon – 106

[zag67]

I think we should add one more category. Triple doubles. He deserves the recognition of working hard to achieve it

[seacatfan]

Kispert has Pargo, Sacre, Dower and GBJ all lined up to pass in career scoring soon. That's quite a stroll down memory lane seeing all those names together.

[gonzagafan62]

HERES something I found interesting that most of my twitter followers know by now, but I haven’t posted on here yet. Just thought it was cool. This is # of appearances @ #1 in the AP poll. The percentage is % of times a team has been #1 across all ballots in history. Currently we have 13th most #1 appearances and out of 1,212 polls we have officially been #1 for 2% of them. Just shows you how hard it is to be at the top

1. Duke 144 11.9%
2. UCLA 134 11.1%
3. Kentucky 125 10.3%
4. North Carolina 110 9.1%
5. Kansas 73 6.0%
6. Indiana 54 4.5%
7. Cincinnati 45 3.7%
8. Arizona 37 3.1%
Ohio State 37 3.1%
10. UNLV 32 2.6%
11. Connecticut 29 2.4%
San Francisco 29 2.4%
13. Gonzaga 24 2.0%