brian grant
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xuhuh!
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why is brian grant's jersey not retired? i thought he was among the greatest of all time at X!
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bluegrass
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He certainly had a great career.If you retire his jersey I would also retire Posey's.I'm not sure either of them had the impact that Larkin,Hill and West had on this program.Are either of them in the XU hall of fame yet?
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i thought he had the highest fg% @ X.........xuhuh! wrote:why is brian grant's jersey not retired? i thought he was among the greatest of all time at X!
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While most posters here consider anything that happened prior to Coach Staak's arrival to be ancient history, I think that Steve Thomas' number should be on the wall.
Remember, he averaged 30 ppg in 63-64, torn up his knee in 64-65 and played in an era when freshman couldn't play and there wasn't a 3-pointer. The three point shot would have raised his per game average by 4 to 5 points.
And he wasn't a "pathological shooter", as Pete Gillen described another top scorer.
Remember, he averaged 30 ppg in 63-64, torn up his knee in 64-65 and played in an era when freshman couldn't play and there wasn't a 3-pointer. The three point shot would have raised his per game average by 4 to 5 points.
And he wasn't a "pathological shooter", as Pete Gillen described another top scorer.
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