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Chauncey Billups holds the freshman record averaging 17.9 ppg. during his initial season.

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Pts. Player Opponent, Site Date47 Cliff Meely Oklahoma (Boulder) Feb. 13, 197146 Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma St. (Stillwater) Mar. 5, 199444 Cliff Meely Oklahoma St. (Boulder) Mar. 11, 197143 Cliff Meely at Oklahoma (Norman) Jan. 16, 197142 Jaquay Walls Iowa State (Ames) (ot) Feb. 19, 200042 Cliff Meely Iowa State (Boulder) Jan. 23, 197142 Chuck Gardner Nebraska (Boulder) Mar. 5, 196640 Cliff Meely at Iowa State (Ames) (ot) Feb. 22, 196939 Jim Creighton Iowa State (Boulder) Feb 14, 197239 Chuck Gardner at Kansas (Lawrence) Mar. 7, 196739 Art Bunte Oklahoma (Boulder) Feb. 23, 195338 D.J. Harrison Austin Peay (Alaska Fairbanks) Nov. 18, 200038 Chuck Williams Iowa State (Boulder) Feb 28, 196837 Shaun Vandiver at San Diego (ot) Jan. 2, 199137 Scott Wilke Loyola-Chicago (Boulder) Dec. 22, 198736 Emmett Lewis Missouri (Boulder) Jan. 19, 197736 Pat Frink Utah (Boulder) Dec. 5, 196635 Stevie Wise at E. Michigan (Ypsilanti) Jan. 2, 199035 Shaun Vandiver North Carolina (Denver) Dec. 30, 198935 Chauncey Billups at Nebraska (Lincoln) Feb. 5, 199735 Ken Charlton at Kansas (Lawrence) Jan. 5, 196335 Ken Charlton at Missouri (Columbia) Mar. 5, 196235 Wilky Gilmore New Mexico State (Boulder) (ot) Dec. 14, 196034 Cory Higgins Texas (Boulder) Feb. 14, 2009

six others tied with 34 points

1. Cliff Meely 729 1970-712. Shaun Vandiver 699 1990-913. Shaun Vandiver 668 1989-904. Cliff Meely 667 1968-695. Stevie Wise 655 1990-916. Scott Wilke 601 1987-887. Stevie Wise 599 1989-908. Donnie Boyce 582 1993-949. Chauncey Billups 555 1996-9710. Richard Roby 545 2007-0811. Jaquay Walls 544 1999-00

Cliff Meely 544 1969-7013. Cory Higgins 538 2008-0914. Jo Jo Hunter 535 1980-8115. Emmett Lewis 529 1976-7716. Michel Morandais 525 2002-0317. Burdette Haldorson 524 1954-5518. Donnie Boyce 515 1992-9319. Ken Charlton 514 1962-6320. Richard Roby 510 2005-0621. Shaun Vandiver 509 1988-8922. Chuck Gardner 506 1965-6623. Ken Charlton 498 1961-6224. David Harrison 497 2003-0425. Donnie Boyce 481 1994-9526. Richard Roby 480 2004-0527. Pat Frink 472 1967-68

28. Michel Morandais 467 2003-04Kenny Price 467 1998-99

30. Chauncey Billups 465 1995-9631. Matt Bullard 464 1986-8732. Jim Davis 463 1963-6433. Scott Wedman 460 1972-7334. Scott Wedman 459 1973-7435. Randy Downs 458 1984-8536. D.J. Harrison 456 2000-01

Jim Creighton 456 1971-7238. Jamahl Mosley 449 1999-00

Chuck Williams 449 1967-6840. Jay Humphries 448 1983-8441. Marcus Hall 447 2007-08. Scott Wilke 447 1986-8743. David Harrison 445 2002-0344. Mack Tuck 444 1995-9645. Roger Voss 441 1960-6146. Emmett Lewis 440 1978-79

Pat Frink 440 1966-6748. Randy Downs 438 1983-8449. Alex Stivrins 425 1984-8550. Jamahl Mosley 417 2000-01

Donnie Boyce 417 1991-9252. Dave Logan 413 1973-7453. Blair Wilson 412 2002-03

Mack Tuck 412 1994-95

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Cliff Meely holds Colorado’s all-time single-game and single-season scoring records. In only three seasons, Meely tallied the second most double-doubles with 54.

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Donnie Boyce holds the mark for the top road scoring game and ranks second on the all-time

single-game scoring list.

Player Avg. Season1. Cliff Meely 28.0 1970-71

2. Cliff Meely 23.8 1968-69

3. Donnie Boyce 22.4 1993-94

4. Shaun Vandiver 22.3 1989-90

5. Scott Wilke 21.5 1987-88

6. Shaun Vandiver 21.2 1990-91

7. Burdette Haldorson 21.0 1954-55

8. Cliff Meely 20.9 1969-70

9. Chuck Gardener 20.2 1965-66

10. Stevie Wise 20.0 1989-90

Scott Wedman 20.0 1973-74

Half: 31, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, March 5, 1994Game: 47, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma. Feb. 13, 1971Season: 729, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Career: 2001, Richard Roby, 2004-08

Conference Half: 31 Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar. 5, 1994Conference Half: 47, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971Conference Season: 427, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Conference Career: 1,109 Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Home Game: 47 Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971Road Game: 46, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar. 5, 1994Neutral Court: 38, D.J. Harrison vs. Austin Peay at Alaska Fairbanks, Nov. 18, 2000

Freshman Game: 33, Chauncey Billups at Colorado State, Dec. 6, 1995Sophomore Game: 40, Cliff Meely at Iowa State, Feb. 22, 1969Junior Game: 46, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar 5, 1994Senior Game: 47, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971

Consecutive Points Scored for Team: 20, Marcus Hall at Oregon State, Dec. 4, 2004, Donnie Boyce atOklahoma State, Mar. 5, 1994Consecutive Double-Figures Scoring Games: 91, Shaun Vandiver, Nov 25, 1988 to Mar 27, 1991Double Figure Scoring Games/Season: 33, Shaun Vandiver, 1990-91Double Figure Scoring Games/Career: 91, Shaun Vandiver, 1990-91

Scoring AverageConference Season: 30.5, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Overall Career: 24.3, Cliff Meely, 1968-71Conference Career: 25.4, Cliff Meely, 1968-71

Career Scoring by PositionCenter: Shaun Vandiver (89-91), 1876Forward: Cliff Meely (68-71), 1940Guard: Richard Roby, (2004-08), 2001

Season Scoring by PositionCenter: Shaun Vandiver (90-91), 699Forward: Cliff Meely (70-71) 729Guard: Stevie Wise (90-91), 655

Season Scoring by ClassSenior: Cliff Meely (70-71), 729Junior: Shaun Vandiver (89-90), 668Sophomore: Cliff Meely (68-69), 667Freshman: Richard Roby (2004-05), 480

Scoring AverageOverall Season: 28.0, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Conference Season: 30.5, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Overall Career: 24.3, Cliff Meely, 1968-71 Conference Career: 24.5, Cliff Meely, 1968-71

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SCORING RECORDS

31 (2nd): 46 pts. Donnie Boyce, at Oklahoma State (Stillwater) Mar. 5, 199431 (1st): 42 pts. Chuck Gardner, Nebraska (Boulder) Mar. 5, 196628 (2nd): 33 pts. Cory Higgins, Colorado State (Boulder) Dec. 11, 200827 (2nd): 47 pts. Cliff Meely, Oklahoma (Boulder) Feb. 13, 197126 (1st): 37 pts. Scott Wilke, Loyola-Chicago (Boulder) Dec. 22, 198725 (2nd): 34 pts. Jaquay Walls Oklahoma State (Boulder) Feb. 10, 199925 (1st): 42 pts. Cliff Meely, Iowa State (Boulder) Jan. 23, 197125 (2nd): 43 pts. Cliff Meely, at Oklahoma (Norman) Jan. 16, 197124 (2nd): 38 pts. D.J. Harrison, Austin Peay (Alaska Fairbanks) Nov. 18, 200023 (2nd): 35 pts. Chauncey Billups, at Nebraska (Lincoln) Feb. 5, 199723 (2nd): 35 pts. Ken Charlton, at Kansas (Lawrence) Jan. 5, 1963

Overtime33 (2nd): 42 pts. Jaquay Walls, Iowa State (Ames) (ot) Feb. 19, 2000 [15 pts in OT]25 (2nd): 35 pts. Wilky Gilmore, New Mexico St. (Boulder) (ot) Dec. 14, 1960

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1. Richard Roby 119 2001 16.8 2004-082. Donnie Boyce 106 1995 18.8 1991-953. Cliff Meely 80 1940 24.3 1969-714. Shaun Vandiver 91 1876 20.6 1989-915. Stevie Wise 119 1727 14.5 1988-916. Emmett Lewis 104 1680 16.2 1976-797. Randy Downs 112 1566 13.9 1982-858. Michel Morandais 116 1428 12.3 2000-049. Stephane Pelle 123 1367 11.1 1999-0310. Scott Wilke 110 1366 12.4 1985-8811. Ken Charlton 76 1352 17.8 1961-6312. David Harrison 88 1317 15.0 2001-0413. Jay Humphries 112 1306 11.7 1981-8414. Pat Frink 74 1288 17.4 1965-6815. Blair Wilson 119 1253 10.5 2000-0416. Scott Wedman 75 1251 15.0 1972-7417. Vince Kelly 112 1180 10.5 1981-8418. Marcus Hall 120 1178 9.8 2003-06,07-0819. Jamahl Mosley 103 1171 11.4 1997-0120. Burdette Haldorson 77 1125 15.0 1952-5521. Jim Davis 77 1110 14.4 1962-6422. Larry Vaculik 106 1084 10.2 1975-7823. Jim Creighton 78 1032 13.2 1970-7224. Wilky Gilmore 70 1026 14.7 1961-6325. Chauncey Billups 55 1020 18.5 1995-9726. Toney Ellis 108 990 9.2 1977-80

27. Randy Robinson 108 980 9.1 1988-9328. Fred Edmonds 91 943 10.4 1993-9729. Jaquay Walls 55 929 16.9 1998-0030. Jo Jo Hunter 54 922 17.1 1980-8131. Mack Tuck 64 920 14.4 1993-9632. Jacques Tuz 104 867 8.3 1978-8233. Kenny Price 59 859 14.6 1997-9834. Chris Copeland 113 848 7.5 2002-06

Gordon Tope 79 848 10.7 1967-6936. Chuck Gardner 70 845 12.1 1964-6637. Michael Lee 103 844 8.2 1985-8838. Bob Jeangerard 67 842 12.4 1952-5539. Matt Bullard 56 820 14.6 1986-87

Brian Johnson 106 840 7.9 1978-8141. Dave Logan 58 817 14.1 1973-7542. Nick Mohr 100 815 8.1 1998-0243. Cory Higgins 63 804 12.8 2007-pre.

Gerry Schroeder 70 813 11.6 1957-5945. Chuck Williams 68 802 11.8 1966-6846. Craig Austin 97 778 8.0 1978-8147. Alex Stivrins 56 777 13.9 1984-8548. Mike Reid 108 771 7.1 1982-8549. Dudley Mitchell 75 748 10.0 1969-7150. D.J. Harrison 56 733 13.1 2000-0251. Martice Moore 58 723 12.5 1995-9752. Will Smith 123 721 5.9 1996-00

Bob Bauers 75 721 9.6 1965-6754. Jayson Obazuaye 116 714 6.3 2002-0655. Kendall Hills 68 705 10.4 1947-5056. Ted Allen 82 701 8.5 1992-9557. Mike Coleman 74 700 9.5 1968-6958. Greg Mueller 66 689 10.4 1973-7659. Lynn Baker 75 685 9.1 1963-6760. Art Bunte 45 678 15.1 1952-5361. Rodell Guest 119 677 5.7 1988-9162. Lee Haven 75 676 9.0 1972-7463. Frank Gompert 69 675 9.8 1951-5364 Brian Robinson 93 675 7.3 1986-8965. Mark Dean 58 660 11.4 1986-8966. Dan Becker 84 658 7.8 1987-8967. Reggie Morton 58 653 11.3 1989-9068. Wayne Tucker 63 650 10.3 1949-5169. Don Walker 66 629 9.5 1957-5970. Charlie Melvin 85 598 7.0 1995-9871. Mike Rebich 75 597 8.0 1966-6872. Tom Harrold 91 578 6.4 1952-5573. James Hunter 63 575 9.1 1989-9274. Roger Voss 41 571 13.9 1960-6175. Tony Lawrence 50 559 10.2 1974-7576. Milt Mueller 75 556 7.4 1961-63

Jim Ranglos 76 556 7.4 1952-55

Player G Pts. Avg. Seas. Player G Pts. Avg. Seas. Player G Pts. Avg. Seas.

Scott Wedman is one of 11 players to average at least 20 points per game in a season.

In just three seasons, Shaun Vandiver ranks fourth all-time in scoring and has scored the most points of any CU center.

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Seniors Pts. Season1. Cliff Meely 729 1970-712. Shaun Vandiver 699 1990-913. Stevie Wise 655 1990-914. Scott Wilke 601 1987-885. Richard Roby 545 2007-086. Jaquay Walls 544 1999-007. Jo Jo Hunter 535 1980-818. Burdette Haldorson 524 1954-559. Ken Charlton 514 1962-6310. Chuck Gardner 506 1965-66

Juniors Pts. Season1. Shaun Vandiver 668 1989-902. Stevie Wise 559 1989-903. Donnie Boyce 582 1993-944. Cliff Meely 544 1969-705. Michel Morandais 525 2002-036. Ken Charlton 498 1961-627. David Harrison 497 2003-048. Richard Roby 466 2006-079. Scott Wedman 460 1972-7310. Randy Downs 458 1984-85

Sophomores Pts. Season1. Cliff Meely 667 1968-692. Chauncey Billups 555 1996-973. Cory Higgins 538 2008-094. Emmett Lewis 529 1976-775. Donnie Boyce 515 1992-936. Richard Roby 510 2005-06 7. Shaun Vandiver 509 1988-898. Matt Bullard 464 1986-979. David Harrison 445 2002-0310. Randy Downs 435 1983-84

Freshmen Pts. Season1. Richard Roby 480 2004-052. Chauncey Billups 465 1995-963. Donnie Boyce 417 1991-924. Emmett Lewis 389 1975-765. David Harrison 375 2001-026. Matt Bullard 356 1985-867. Randy Downs 322 1982-838. Xavier Silas 301 2006-079. Stephane Pelle 272 1999-0010. Austin Dufault 254 2008-09

1. Chauncey Billups 17.9 1995-96

2. Richard Roby 15.8 2004-05

3. Emmett Lewis 15.0 1975-76

4. Donnie Boyce 14.9 1991-92

5. David Harrison 13.9 2001-02

Centers Pts. Season1. Shaun Vandiver 699 1990-912. Shaun Vandiver 668 1989-903. Scott Wilke 601 1987-884. Burdette Haldorson 624 1954-555. Richard Roby 545 2007-086. Shaun Vandiver 509 1988-897. Chuck Gardner 506 1965-668. David Harrison 497 2003-049. Jim Davis 463 1963-6410. Randy Downs 458 1984-85

Forwards Pts. Season1. Cliff Meely 729 1970-712. Cliff Meely 667 1968-693. Cliff Meely 544 1969-704. Ken Charlton 514 1962-635. Ken Charlton 498 1961-626. Matt Bullard 464 1986-877. Scott Wedman 460 1972-738. Scott Wedman 459 1973-749. Jamahl Mosley 449 1999-0010. Alex Stivrins 425 1984-85

Guards Pts. Season1. Stevie Wise 655 1990-912. Stevie Wise 599 1989-903. Donnie Boyce 582 1993-944. Chauncey Billups 555 1996-975. Richard Roby 545 2007-086. Jaquay Walls 544 1999-007. Cory Higgins 538 2008-098. Jo Jo Hunter 535 1980-819. Emmett Lewis 529 1976-7710. Michel Morandais 525 2002-03

Centers Seasons G Pts. Avg.1. Shaun Vandiver 1989-91 91 1876 20.62. Randy Downs 1982-85 112 1566 13.9 3. Scott Wilke 1985-88 110 1366 12.4 4. David Harrison 2001-04 88 1317 15.05. Burdette Haldorson 1952-55 75 1125 15.06. Jim Davis 1962-64 77 1110 14.47. Jim Creighton 1970-72 78 1032 13.28. Chuck Gardner 1964-66 70 845 12.19. David Harrison 2001-04 59 820 13.910. Craig Austin 1978-81 97 778 8.0

Forwards Seasons G Pts. Avg.1. Cliff Meely 1968-71 80 1940 24.32. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 123 1367 11.13. Ken Charlton 1961-63 76 1352 17.84. Scott Wedman 1972-74 75 1251 15.05. Vince Kelly 1981-84 112 1180 10.56. Jamahl Mosley 1997-01 103 1171 11.47. Larry Vaculik 1975-78 106 1084 10.28. Wilky Gilmore 1961-63 70 1026 14.79. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 91 983 10.810. Randy Robinson 1988-93 108 980 9.1

Guards Seasons G Pts. Avg.1. Richard Roby 2004-08 119 2001 16.82. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 107 1995 18.63. Stevie Wise 1988-91 119 1727 14.54. Emmett Lewis 1976-79 104 1680 16.25. Michel Morandais 2000-04 116 1428 12.36. Jay Humphries 1981-84 112 1306 11.77. Pat Frink 1965-68 74 1288 17.48. Chauncey Billups 1995-97 55 1020 18.59. Blair Wilson 2000-04 119 1253 10.510. Toney Ellis 1977-80 108 990 9.2

Richard Roby became the first CU men’s player to eclipse 2,000 points becoming the school’s all-time leader.

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Stephane Pelle ranks as CU’s all-time leading rebounder. He’s also the first player in school history with over

1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in a career.

Season: 13.8, Burdette Haldorson, 1954-55Conference Season: 30.5, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Career: 12.1, Cliff Meely, 1968-71Conference Career: 25.4, Cliff Meely, 1968-71

Career Rebounding by PositionCenter: Shaun Vandiver, 1989-91, 962Forward: Stephane Pelle, 1999-03, 1,054Guard: Donnie Boyce, 1991-95, 644

Season Rebounding by PositionCenter: Burdette Haldorson, 1954-55, 346Forward: Cliff Meely, 1968-69, 337Guard: Donnie Boyce, 1993-94, 173

Season Rebounding by ClassSenior: Burdette Haldorson 1954-55, 346Junior: Shaun Vandiver 1989-90, 336Sophomore: Cliff Meely 1968-69, 337Freshman: Stephane Pelle, 1999-2000, 218

TRIPLE-DOUBLES (Pts.-Rebs.-Assts. or Blks.)2, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003 (20 pts., 10 reb., 11 blks.); vs.

Stetson, Nov. 24, 2002 (31 pts., 17 reb., 10 blks.).1, Chauncey Billups vs. George Mason, Dec. 2, 1995 (24 pts., 11 reb., 11 assts.)

31, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952

27, Roger Voss at Missouri, Feb. 4, 196125, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 197122, Jamahl Mosley vs. Missouri, Jan. 10, 200122, Jo Jo Hunter vs. Iowas State, Jan. 30, 198022, Burdette Haldorson vs. Nebraska, Mar. 5, 195522, Burdette Haldorson vs. Okla., Feb. 11, 195421, Stephane Pelle vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 200221, Cliff Meely vs. Iowa State, Mar. 5, 197021, Jim Davis vs. Missouri, Jan 13, 196421, Burdette Haldorson at Oklahoma, Jan 18, 195520, Jamahl Mosley vs. Baylor (Kansas City), Mar. 8, 200120, Poncho Hodges vs. Centenary, Jan. 6, 199320, Jim Davis vs. Houston, Feb. 12, 196420, Jim Davis vs. Iowa State, Feb. 25, 196320, Frank Gompert vs. Wichita State, Dec. 1, 195119, Charlie Melvin vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 11, 199819, Shaun Vandiver vs. Iowa State, Feb. 13, 199019, Toney Ellis vs. Iowa State, Jan. 30, 198019, Scott Wedman vs. Nebraska, Feb. 6, 197319, Cliff Meely at Kansas State, Feb. 26, 1970

nine others tied with 19

SINGLE-GAME REBOUNDING

Burdette Haldorson holds CU’s single-game, single-season and single-season rebounding charts.

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At the center position, Shaun Vandiver ranks atop the CU list with 962 rebounds.

Vince Kelley ranks fifth all-time among CU forwards with 730 rebounds. He also ranks 17th on CU’s all-time scoring list.

Player Seasons G Reb. Avg. 1. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 123 1054 8.62. Cliff Meely 1968-71 80 971 12.13. Shaun Vandiver 1988-91 91 962 10.64. Jim Davis 1962-64 77 863 11.25. Vince Kelley 1981-84 112 730 6.56. Burdette Haldorson 1952-55 75 711 9.57. Larry Vaculik 1975-78 106 709 6.78. David Harrison 2001-04 88 707 8.09. Scott Wedman 1972-74 75 684 9.110. Jamahl Mosley 1997-01 103 679 6.611. Ken Charlton 1961-63 76 671 8.812. Richard Roby 2004-08 119 659 5.513. Jim Creighton 1970-72 78 653 8.414. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 106 644 6.115. Brian Johnson 1978-81 106 628 5.916. Randy Downs 1982-85 112 622 5.617. Wilky Gilmore 1961-63 70 591 8.418. Alex Stivrins 1984-85 56 583 10.419. Scott Wilke 1985-88 110 576 5.220. Frank Gompert 1951-53 69 555 8.021. Rodell Guest 1988-91 119 549 4.622. Mike Coleman 1968-70 74 520 7.023. Michel Morandais 2000-04 116 497 4.424. Don Walker 1957-59 66 492 7.525. Chuck Gardner 1964-66 70 486 6.9

Player Seasons G Reb. Avg. 26. Fred Edmonds 1993-97 91 446 4.927. Ted Allen 1992-95 82 443 5.428. Charlie Melvin 1995-98 85 441 5.229. Matt Bullard 1986-87 56 439 7.830. Jacques Tuz 1978-82 104 436 4.231. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 2006-09 90 426 4.732. Chris Copeland 2002-06 113 425 3.8

Lamar Harris 2002-04 61 425 4.334. Milt Mueller 1961-63 75 424 5.735. Glean Eddy 2002-06 120 416 3.536. Bob Jeangerard 1952-55 67 413 6.237. Martice Moore 1995-97 58 399 6.9

Mark Dean 1992-94 58 399 6.939. Craig Austin 1978-81 97 384 4.040. Bob Bauers 1965-67 75 379 5.141. Poncho Hodges 1991-93 55 373 6.842. Randy Robinson 1988-93 108 371 3.4

Jim Ranglos 1952-56 76 371 4.944. Dave Logan 1973-75 58 367 6.345. Mike Rebich 1966-68 75 358 4.846. Ronnie DeGray 1996-98 58 356 6.147. Roger Voss 1960-61 41 353 8.648. Brian Robinson 1986-89 93 349 3.849. Emmett Lewis 1976-79 104 344 3.350. Ron Wrigley 1973-75 74 338 4.6

CAREER REBOUNDINGPlayer Reb. Season

1. Burdette Haldorson 346 1954-552. Cliff Meely 337 1968-693. Shaun Vandiver 336 1989-904. Cliff Meely 332 1969-705. Shaun Vandiver 331 1880-916. Jim Davis 329 1962-637. Jim Davis 318 1963-648. Stephane Pelle 314 2001-029. Stephane Pelle 298 2002-0310. Alex Stivrins 266 1983-8411. Cliff Meely 302 1970-7112. Shaun Vandiver 295 1988-8913. Alex Stivrins 266 1983-8414. David Harrison 265 2002-0315. Jim Creighton 264 1971-7216. Matt Bullard 260 1986-8717. David Harrison 254 2003-0418. Rob Gonzalez 254 1982-83

Wilky Gilmore 254 1960-6120. Roger Voss 252 1960-6121. Lamar Harris 247 2003-0422. Mark Dean 246 1993-9423. Chuck Gardner 245 1965-6624. Scott Wedman 242 1972-7325. Ken Charlton 238 1961-6226. Scott Wilke 234 1987-8827. Jamahl Mosley 229 2000-0128. Jamahl Mosley 228 1999-00

Scott Wedman 228 1971-7230. Stephane Pelle 224 2000-0131. Mike Coleman 219 1968-69

Ken Charlton 219 1960-6133. Stephane Pelle 218 1999-0034. Frank Gompert 217 1951-5235. Milt Mueller 216 1962-63

Jim Davis 216 1961-6237. Richard Roby 214 2007-08

Scott Wedman 214 1973-74Ken Charlton 214 1962-63

40. Jim Creighton 212 1970-71

Player Avg. Season1. Burdette Haldorson 13.8 1954-552. Cliff Meely 12.8 1969-703. Jim Davis 12.7 1963-64

Jim Davis 12.7 1962-635. Cliff Meely 12.0 1968-696. Alex Stivrins 11.7 1984-857. Cliff Meely 11.6 1970-718. Shaun Vandiver 11.2 1989-909. Stephane Pelle 10.8 2001-0210. Wilky Gilmore 10.6 1959-6011. Shaun Vandiver 10.5 1988-8912. Jim Creighton 10.2 1971-7213. Roger Voss 10.1 1960-6114. Shaun Vandiver 10.0 1990-9115. George Hannah 9.9 1955-5616. Chuck Gardner 9.8 1965-6617. Mark Dean 9.5 1993-94

Ken Charlton 9.5 1961-6219. Stephane Pelle 9.3 2002-03

Matt Bullard 9.3 1986-87Scott Wedman 9.3 1973-74Scott Wedman 9.3 1972-73

23. Alex Stivrins 9.2 1983-8424. Vince Kelley 9.1 1982-8325. Jim Ranglos 9.0 1955-56

Burdette Haldorson 9.0 1953-54Frank Gompert 9.0 1951-53

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In only three years, Jim Davis finished fourth all-time in career rebounding (863) and has the third and fourth single-season overall rebounding average (12.7).

Jamahl Mosley is 10th all-time in career rebounding.

Centers Reb. Season1. Burdette Haldorson 346 1954-552. Shaun Vandiver 336 1989-903. Shaun Vandiver 331 1990-914. Jim Davis 329 1962-635. Jim Davis 318 1963-646. Shaun Vandiver 295 1988-897. David Harrison 265 2002-038. Jim Creighton 264 1971-729. David Harrison 254 2003-0410. Roger Voss 252 1960-61

Forwards Reb. Season1. Cliff Meely 337 1968-692. Cliff Meely 332 1969-703. Alex Stivrins 317 1984-854. Stephane Pelle 314 2001-025. Cliff Meely 302 1970-716. Stephane Pelle 298 2002-037. Matt Bullard 260 1986-878. Wilky Gilmore 254 1982-83

Rob Gonzalez 254 1982-8310. Lamar Harris 247 2003-04

Guards Reb. Season1. Richard Roby 214 2007-082. Dominique Coleman 185 2006-073. Donnie Boyce 173 1993-944. Donnie Boyce 170 1994-955. Donnie Boyce 168 1992-936. Michel Morandais 166 2003-037. Chauncey Billups 165 1995-968. Richard Roby 164 2005-069. Chris Copeland 161 2004-0510. D.J. Harrison 148 2001-02

Centers Seasons G Reb. Avg.1. Shaun Vandiver 1989-91 91 962 12.12. Jim Davis 1962-64 77 863 11.23. Burdette Haldorson 1952-55 75 711 9.54. David Harrison 2001-04 88 707 8.05. Jim Creighton 1970-72 78 655 8.46. Randy Downs 1982-85 112 622 5.67. Scott Wilke 1985-88 110 576 5.28. Don Walker 1957-59 66 492 7.59. Chuck Gardner 1964-66 70 486 6.910. Ted Allen 1992-95 82 443 5.4

Forwards Seasons G Reb. Avg.1. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 123 1054 8.62. Cliff Meely 1968-71 80 971 12.13. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 91 756 8.34. Vince Kelley 1981-84 112 730 6.55. Larry Vaculik 1975-78 106 709 6.76. Scott Wedman 1972-74 75 684 9.17. Jamahl Mosley 1997-01 103 679 6.68. Ken Charlton 1961-63 76 671 8.89. Brian Johnson 1978-81 106 628 5.910. Wilky Gilmore 1961-63 70 591 8.4

Guards Seasons G Reb. Avg.1. Richard Roby 2004-08 119 659 5.52. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 107 644 6.03. Michel Morandais 2000-04 116 497 4.34. Glean Eddy 2002-06 120 416 3.55. Blair Wilson 2000-04 119 357 3.06. Emmett Lewis 1976-79 104 344 3.37. Steve Wise 1988-91 119 328 2.88. Marcus Hall 2003-06, 07-08 120 315 2.6. Jay Humphries 1981-84 112 315 2.810. Tom Harrold 1952-55 91 307 3.4

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Dave Logan was one of many student-athletes who played their high schoolball at nearby Wheat Ridge High School. He played from 1972-76 as a Buff.

Donnie Boyce not only scored the points, but he also collected 644 rebounds from 1991-95.

Half: 21, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952Game: 31, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952Season: 346, Burdette Haldorson, 1954-55Career: 1,054, Stephane Pelle, 1999-03

Conference Half: 16, Roger Voss at Missouri, Feb. 4, 1961Conference Game: 27, Roger Voss at Missouri, Feb. 4 1961Conference Season: 201, Burdette Haldorson, 1954-55Conference Career: 574, Stephane Pelle, 1999-03

Home Game: 25, Cliff Meely vs. Okla., Feb. 13, 1971Road Game: 27, Roger Voss at Missouri, Feb. 4 1961Neutral Court: 31, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952

Freshman Game: 15, David Harrison vs. Iowa State, Jan. 16, 2002Sophomore Game: 31, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952Junior Game: 22, Jo Jo Hunter vs. Iowa State, Jan. 30, 1980; Burdette Haldorson at Oklahoma., Feb 27, 1954 Senior Game: 27, Roger Voss at Missouri, Feb. 4, 1961

Consecutive Double-Figure Rebounding Games: 16, Shaun Vandiver, Feb. 13, 1990, to Dec. 23,1990Double Figure Rebounding Games:

Season: 21, Shaun Vandiver, 1989-90 Career: 59, Shaun Vandiver, 1988-91Double-Doubles (Scoring/Rebounding)

Season: 21, Shaun Vandiver, 1989-90 Career: 59, Shaun Vandiver, 1988-91

Most Offensive Rebounds/Game: 11, Jermyl Jackson-Wilson vs. Denver, Nov. 10, 2006; Stephane Pellevs. Nebraska, Feb 17, 2001Most Offensive Rebounds/Season: 116, Alex Stivrins, 1984-85Most Defensive Rebounds/Games: 14, Dominique Coleman vs. Oklahoma State, Feb. 3, 2007; Jamahl Mosley vs. Missouri, Jan. 10, 2001; Shaun Vandiver vs. Iowa State, Feb. 13, 1990Most Defensive Rebounds/Season: 225, Shaun Vandiver, 1989-90

Seniors Reb. Season1. Burdette Haldorson 346 1954-552. Shaun Vandiver 331 1990-913. Jim Davis 318 1963-644. Alex Stivrins 317 1984-855. Cliff Meely 302 1970-716. Stephane Pelle 298 2002-037. Jim Creighton 264 1971-728. Rob Gonzalez 254 1982-839. Roger Voss 252 1960-6110. Lamar Harris 247 2003-04

Juniors Reb. Season1. Shaun Vandiver 336 1989-902. Cliff Meely 332 1969-703. Jim Davis 329 1962-634. Stephane Pelle 314 2001-025. David Harrison 254 2003-04

Wilky Gilmore 254 1960-617. Scott Wedman 242 1972-738. Ken Charlton 238 1961-629. Jamahl Mosley 228 1999-0010. Alex Stivrins 223 1983-84

Sophomores Reb. Season1. Cliff Meely 337 1968-692. Shaun Vandiver 295 1988-893. David Harrison 265 2002-034. Matt Bullard 260 1986-875. Wilky Gilmore 254 1959-606. Scott Wedman 228 1971-727. Stephane Pelle 224 2000-018. Ken Charlton 219 1960-619. Jim Davis 216 1961-6210. Brian Johnson 192 1978-79

Freshman Reb. Season1. Stephane Pelle 218 1999-002. David Harrison 188 2001-023. Matt Bullard 179 1985-864. Chauncey Billups 165 1995-965. Larry Vaculik 158 1974-756. Carlton Carter 146 1998-997. Richard Roby 143 2004-058. Cory Higgins 136 2007-089. Donnie Boyce 133 1991-9210. Randy Downs 121 1982-83

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19, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma State, Mar. 11, 197118, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 197117, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar. 5, 199416, Jaquay Walls vs. Iowa State, Feb. 19, 200016, Scott Wilke vs. Loyola-Chicago, Dec. 22, 198716, Jim Creighton vs. Iowa State, Feb. 14, 197216, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb 10, 196915, on eight occasions

35, Burdette Haldorson vs. Okla., Dec. 29, 195233, Cliff Meely vs. Iowa State, Jan. 23, 197132, Donnie Boyce at Kansas, Feb. 26, 199432, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma State, Mar. 11, 197131, Cliff Meely at Oklahoma, Jan. 16, 197131, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 10, 196931, Pat Frink at Arizona, Dec. 18, 196731, Burdette Haldorson vs. Okla., Jan. 17, 195531, Burdette Haldorson at Nebraska, Feb. 7, 195530, on four occasions

Rodell Guest’s 12 consecutive field goal makes are tied for the most ever at CU. David Harrison tops the list as CU’s single-season and career leader in field goal percentage.

On Dec. 2, 1995, Chauncey Billups became the first Buff player to record a triple-double (points, assists, rebounds).

Most Field Goals MadeHalf: 12, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar. 5, 1994; Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma,Feb 13, 1971 Game: 19, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971Season: 282, Cliff Meely, 1968-69Career: 750, Shaun Vandiver, 1988-91; Cliff Meely, 1968-71

Consecutive FG Made: 12, Rodell Guest vs. Central Connecticut State and EasternMichigan, Dec. 7-8, 1990; 12, Shaun Vandiver vs. Illinois State, Dec. 4, 1989Conference Half: 12, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma State, Mar. 5, 1994; 12, Cliff Meely vs.Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971 Conference Game: 19, Cliff Meely vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 13, 1971Conference Season: 168, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Conference Career: 409, Cliff Meely, 1968-71

Most Field Goals AttemptedHalf: 19, Cliff Meely vs. Iowa State, Jan. 23, 1971 (1st)Game: 35, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahomaat Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952Season: 590, Cliff Meely, 1968-69Career: 1648, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Conference Half: 19, Cliff Meely vs. Iowa State, Jan. 23, 1971 (1st)Conference Game: 35, Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1952Conference Season: 330, Cliff Meely, 1970-71Conference Career: 980, Cliff Meely, 1968-71

Field Goal PercentageGame (Minimum 15 attempts): .938 (15-16), Shaun Vandiver vs. Illinois State,Dec. 4, 1989Game (Most makes without a miss): 1.000 (10-of-10), David Harrison vs.Baylor, Jan. 31, 2004Season (Minimum 100 attempts): .638, David Harrison, 2002-03Career (Minimum 200 attempts): .602, David Harrison, 2001-04

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Player FGM Season1. Cliff Meely 282 1970-712. Shaun Vandiver 278 1990-913. Shaun Vandiver 274 1989-904. Cliff Meely 271 1968-695. Scott Wilke 241 1987-886. Stevie Wise 223 1990-917. Emmett Lewis 221 1976-778. Jo Jo Hunter 213 1980-819. Scott Wedman 199 1973-7410. Shaun Vandiver 198 1988-8911. Michel Morandais 197 2002-03

Player FGA Season1. Cliff Meely 590 1968-692. Cliff Meely 566 1970-713. Stevie Wise 541 1990-914. Cliff Meely 482 1969-705. Shaun Vandiver 478 1990-916. Donnie Boyce 471 1993-947. Emmett Lewis 465 1976-778. Shaun Vandiver 462 1989-909. Stevie Wise 449 1989-9010. Scott Wilke 447 1987-88

Player FGM Season1. Shaun Vandiver 750 1988-91

Cliff Meely 750 1968-713. Emmett Lewis 707 1975-794. Donnie Boyce 693 1991-955. Richard Roby 688 2007-086. Randy Downs 609 1982-867. Stevie Wise 589 1987-918. Scott Wilke 527 1984-889. Jay Humphries 521 1980-8410. Michel Morandais 520 2000-04

Player FGA Season1. Donnie Boyce 1648 1991-952. Cliff Meely 1638 1968-713. Richard Roby 1596 2004-084. Emmett Lewis 1520 1975-795. Stevie Wise 1415 1987-916. Shaun Vandiver 1307 1988-917. Michel Morandais 1169 2000-048. Pat Frink 1136 1964-689. Randy Downs 1119 1982-8610. Stephane Pelle 1072 1999-03

Player M A Pct. Season1. David Harrison 139 218 .638 2001-022. David Harrison 186 295 .631 2003-043. Matt Bullard 142 235 .604 1985-864. Shaun Vandiver 274 462 .593 1989-905. Shaun Vandiver 278 478 .582 1990-91

Randy Downs 167 287 .582 1983-847. Joe Cooper 126 219 .575 1980-818. Jack Magno 62 108 .574 1978-79

Fred McDonald 66 115 .574 1974-7510. Kevin Cornish 61 107 .570 1982-83

Player FGM FGA Pct. Season1. David Harrison 489 813 .602 2001-042. Joe Cooper 126 219 .575 1980-813. Shaun Vandiver 750 1307 .574 1988-914. Jack Magno 134 235 .570 1978-805. Matt Bullard 324 584 .555 1985-876. Randy Downs 609 1119 .544 1982-867. Mike Coleman 263 486 .541 1967-708. Rob Gonzalez 210 391 .537 1981-839. Scott Wilke 527 984 .536 1984-8810. Alex Stivrins 313 591 .530 1983-85

SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE

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CAREER FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Michel Morandais ranks in the top-10 among career field goals made and attempts.

Scott Wilke ranks in the top-10 among career field goal percentage and field goals made.

Shaun Vandiver shares the all-time best of career field goals made.

Cliff Meely played only three years as a Buff and ranksamong the school’s best in a number of catagories.


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Kenny Price holds the top two all-time single-season three-point shooting

performances (game & season) in CU history.

Blair Wilson is the school’s all-time leader in 3-pointers made and attempts.

Richard Roby is one of four players to make seven 3-pointers in a single-game, twice in his career.

9, Kenny Price vs. Texas, at K.C., Mar. 5, 19998, Kenny Price at Texas, Feb. 28, 19987, Richard Roby vs. Kansas State, Feb. 26, 20057, Richard Roby at Texas Tech, Feb. 2, 20057, Blair Wilson vs. Kansas State, Feb. 7, 20047, D.J. Harrison vs. Nebraska, Feb. 5, 20027, Blair Wilson vs. Kansas State, Jan. 1, 20027, Jaquay Walls vs. Iowa State, Feb. 19, 20007, Chauncey Billups at Nebraska, Feb. 5, 19977, Mack Tuck at New Mexico, Mar. 15, 19957, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma St., Mar. 5, 19947, Stevie Wise at Eastern Michigan, Jan. 2, 19907, Reggie Morton at Nebraska, Feb. 28, 19907, Stevie Wise vs. Wis.-Green Bay, Dec. 4, 19907, Stevie Wise vs. North Carolina, Dec. 20, 1989

16, Kenny Price vs. Kansas State, Feb. 27, 199915, Kenny Price at Texas, Feb. 28, 199815, Mack Tuck at New Mexico, Mar. 15, 199514, Kenny Price vs. Kansas, Feb. 7, 199914, Kenny Price at Nebraska, Jan. 23, 199914, Stevie Wise vs. Oklahoma, Jan. 6, 199914, Leroy Carter vs. New Mexico, Mar. 15, 199514, Stevie Wise for Kansas, Feb. 20, 199114, Stevie Wise vs. Wis.-Green Bay, Dec. 4, 1990 14, Stevie Wise vs. N. Carolina, Dec. 20, 198913, on three occasions

Most Three-Point Field Goals MadeHalf: 6, Blair Wilson vs. Kansas State, Feb. 7, 2004 (1st); KennyPrice vs. Texas at Kansas City, Mar. 5, 1999 (1st); Chauncey Billupsvs. Kansas, Jan 26, 1997 (2nd)Game: 9, Kenny Price vs. Texas, Kansas City, Mar. 5, 1999Season: 87, Kenny Price, 1998-99Career: 257, Blair Wilson, 2000-04

Consecutive Three-Point FG Made: 6, Blair Wilson vs. KansasState, Feb. 7, 2004; Kenny Price vs. Texas at Kansas City, Mar. 5, 1999;Stevie Wise vs. North Carolina at Denver, Dec. 20, 1989 Conference Half: 6, Blair Wilson vs. Kansas State, Feb. 7, 2004(1st); Chauncey Billups vs. Kansas, Jan. 26, 1997 (2nd)Conference Game: 8, Kenny Price at Texas, Feb. 28, 1998Conference Season: 58, Kenny Price, 1997-98Conference Career: 145, Blair Wilson 2000-04

Most Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedHalf: 10, Kenny Price vs. Kansas St., Feb. 28, 1999Game: 16, Kenny Price vs. Kansas St., Feb. 28, 1999Season: 271, Stevie Wise, 1990-91Career: 670, Stevie Wise, 1987-91

Conference Half: 10, Kenny Price vs. Kansas State, Feb. 28, 1999Conference Game: 16, Kenny Price vs. Kansas State, Feb. 28, 1999Conference Season: 148, Kenny Price, 1997-98Conference Career: 302, Stevie Wise, 1987-91

Three-Point Field Goal PercentageGame (Minimum 7 attempts): .857 (six of seven), KennyPrice vs. Georgia, Dec. 9, 1997Game (Most makes without a miss): 1.000 (six-of-six),Blair Wilson vs. Kansas State, Feb. 7, 2004 Season (Minimum 50 attempts): .450 Mack Tuck, 1994-95Career (Minimum 200 attempts): .406 Mack Tuck, 1993-96

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Player 3FGM Season1. Kenny Price 97 1998-992. Kenny Price 90 1997-983. Stevie Wise 86 1990-914. Blair Wilson 83 2002-035. Blair Wilson 76 2001-02

Stevie Wise 76 1989-907. Blair Wilson 75 2003-04

Chauncey Billups 75 1996-979. Richard Roby 67 2004-0510. Richard Roby 63 2005-06

Player 3FGA Season1. Stevie Wise 271 1990-912. Kenny Price 257 1998-993. Blair Wilson 237 2002-034. Stevie Wise 223 1989-905. Kenny Price 214 1997-986. Blair Wilson 190 2003-047. Chauncey Billups 187 1996-978. Richard Roby 179 2004-059. Richard Roby 177 2005-06

Blair Wilson 177 2001-02

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D.J. Harrison is the last CU player to score at least 38 points in a single game (Nov. 18, 2000).

Mack Tuck hails number one in 3-point single season and 3-point field goal percentage.

Player 3PM 3FA Pct. Season1. Mack Tuck 54 120 .450 1994-95

2. Blair Wilson 76 177 .429 2001-02

3. Kenny Price 90 214 .421 1997-98

4. Chauncey Billups 75 187 .401 1996-97

5 Mack Tuck 63 159 .396 1995-96

6. Blair Wilson 75 190 .395 2003-04

7. James Hunter 40 103 .388 1990-91

8. Xavier Silas 44 115 .383 2006-07

9. Richard Roby 47 123 .382 2007-08

10. Marcus Hall 53 139 .381 2007-08

Player 3FGM Season1. Blair Wilson 257 2000-04

2. Richard Roby 214 2004-08

Stevie Wise 214 1987-91

4. Kenny Price 187 1997-98

5. Marcus Hall 152 2003-06, 07-08

6. Donnie Boyce 129 1991-95

7. Mack Tuck 126 1993-96

8. Chauncey Billups 120 1995-97

9. Chris Copeland 117 2002-06

10. Nick Mohr 115 1998-02

Player 3FGA Season1. Blair Wilson 679 2000-04

2. Stevie Wise 670 1987-91

3. Richard Roby 617 2004-08

4. Kenny Price 471 1997-99

5. Marcus Hall 430 2003-06, 07-08

6. Donnie Boyce 419 1991-95

7. Nick Mohr 349 1998-02 7.

Chris Copeland 324 2002-06


10. Mack Tuck 310 1993-96

Player 3PM 3FA Pct. Season1. Mack Tuck 126 310 .406 1993-96

2. Kenny Price 187 471 .397 1997-99

3. Chauncey Billups 120 314 .382 1995-97

4. Dwight Jones 76 200 .380 1997-99

5. Blair Wilson 257 679 .379 2000-04

6. Martice Moore 65 173 .376 1995-97

7. James Hunter 60 185 364 1988-92

D.J. Harrison 82 220 .372 2000-02

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 attempts)

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 160 attempts)

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Most Free Throws MadeHalf: 11, Jacquay Walls, vs. Oklahoma State,

Feb. 10, 1999 (2nd)

Game: 19, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 1962

Season: 194, Ken Charlton, 1962-63

Career: 480, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Consecutive Free Throws Made: 39, Rob Gonzalez, Jan. 10,

1983, through Feb. 26, 1983 (13 games)

Conference Half: 15, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5, 1962 (2nd)

Conference Game: 19, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 1962

Conference Season: 114, Chauncey Billups, 1996-97

Conference Career: 282, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Most Free Throws AttemptedHalf: 18, Billy Law vs. Towson State, Nov. 25, 1991 (2nd)

Game: 22, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5 1962;

Wilky Gilmore vs. Oklahoma, Jan 8, 1960

Season: 245, Ken Charlton 1962-63

Career: 721, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Conference Half: 13, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5, 1962 (1st)

Conference Game: 22, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5, 1962; Wilky Gilmore vs. Oklahoma,

Jan. 8, 1960

Conference Season: 140, Donnie Boyce, 1993-94

Conference Career: 419, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Free Throw PercentageGame: 1.000 (16-of-16), Chauncey Billups vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 1996; Jo Jo Hunter vs.

Iowa State, Jan. 20, 1980; 12-of-12, Cory Higgins vs. Kansas, Jan. 17, 2009; 12-of-12, Cory

Higgins, vs. Coppin State, Dec. 28, 2008; Richard Roby vs. Iowa State, Mar. 4, 2006 (9-of-9)

Season (Minimum 50 attempts): .915 Rob Gonzalez, 1982-82

Career (Minimum 100 attempts): .867, Rob Gonzalez, 1981-83

Rob Gonzalez holds the CU best mark for throw perecentage in a single-season and career at Colorado.

In only three seasons, Wilky Gilmore still scored 1,026 points and grabbed 591 rebounds from 1961-63.

Stephane Pelle holds the most rebounds in a career by CU forwards.

19, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5, 1962

18, Jaquay Walls vs. Oklahoma St., Feb. 10, 1999

16, Chauncey Billups vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 1996

16, Poncho Hodges vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 20, 1993

16, Jo Jo Hunter vs. Iowa State, Jan. 30, 1980

15, on eight occasions

22, Ken Charlton at Missouri, Mar. 5, 1962

22, Wilky Gilmore vs. Oklahoma, Jan. 8, 1960

21, Wilky Gilmore at Arizona, Dec. 2, 1960

20, Jaquay Walls vs. Oklahoma St., Feb. 10, 1999

20, Chauncey Billups at Missouri, Jan. 7, 1997

20, Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma, Feb. 12, 1994

20, Poncho Hodges vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 20, 1993

20, Billy Law vs. Towson State, Nov. 25, 1991

20, Chuck Gardner vs. Kansas State at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1965

19, on four occasions

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Ken Charleton ranks first on the single-season free throws made list with 194.

Billy Law holds the school mark for free attempts in a half (18).

Jaquay Walls holds the CU record for most free throws made in a half (11).

Player FT Season1. Ken Charlton 194 1962-632. Chauncey Billups 176 1996-973. Ken Charlton 172 1961-624. Donnie Boyce 165 1993-94

Cliff Meely 165 1970-716. Burdette Haldorson 160 1954-557. Chuck Gardener 154 1965-668. Cliff Meely 150 1969-709. Jim Davis 141 1963-6410. Shaun Vandiver 137 1990-91

Player FTA Season1. Ken Charlton 245 1962-632. Cliff Meely 237 1970-71

Chuck Gardner 237 1965-664. Donnie Boyce 233 1993-945. David Harrison 232 2003-046. Cliff Meely 224 1969-707. Jim Creighton 222 1971-728. Ken Charlton 221 1961-629. Burdette Haldorson 211 1954-5510. David Harrison 208 2002-03

Player FT FTA Pct. Season1. Rob Gonzalez 75 82 .915 1982-832. Chauncey Billups 130 151 .861 1995-963. Jo Jo Hunter 77 90 .856 1979-804. Chauncey Billups 176 206 .854 1996-975. Rob Rutledge 52 61 .852 1977-786. Jo Jo Hunter 109 129 .845 1980-817. Stevie Wise 133 158 .842 1989-90

Gordon Tope 133 158 .842 1968-699. Russ Lind 71 85 .835 1958-5910. Randy Downs 68 82 .829 1982-83

Player FT Season1. Donnie Boyce 480 1991-952. Ken Charlton 454 1960-633. Cliff Meely 440 1968-714. Richard Roby 411 2004-085. Stephane Pelle 375 1999-036. Shaun Vandiver 366 1988-917. Randy Downs 348 1982-868. David Harrison 339 2001-049. Stevie Wise 335 1987-9110. Wilky Gilmore 334 1959-62

SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROWS MADE SINGLE-SEASON FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROWS ATT. CAREER FREE THROWS MADE CAREER FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Player FT Season1. Donnie Boyce 721 1991-952. Cliff Meely 669 1968-713. David Harrison 613 2001-044. Ken Charlton 580 1960-635. Richard Roby 554 2004-086. Shaun Vandiver 499 1988-917. Stephane Pelle 491 1999-038. Wilky Gilmore 486 1959-629. Jim Davis 457 1961-6410. Scott Wilke 449 1984-88

Player FT FTA Pct. Season1. Rob Gonzalez 124 143 .867 1981-832. Chauncey Billups 306 357 .857 1995-973. Jo Jo Hunter 186 219 .849 1979-814. John Musciano 95 114 .833 1957-595. Russ Lind 158 194 .814 1957-606. Gordon Tope 282 351 .803 1967-707. Jack Magno 109 136 .801 1978-808. Blair Wilson 170 214 .794 2000-049. Billy Houston 91 115 .791 1981-8310. Randy Downs 348 443 .786 1982-86


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Most AssistsHalf: 9, Toney Ellis vs. Iowa State, Jan. 8, 1977 (1st)

Game: 15, Jose Winston vs. Coppin State, Jan. 2, 2001

Season: 194, Jose Winston, 2000-01

Career: 562, Jay Humphries, 1981-84

Conference Half: 9, Toney Ellis vs. Iowa State, Jan. 8, 1977 (1st)

Conference Game: 14, Jay Humphries at Oklahoma, Jan. 21, 1983

Conference Season: 96, Mike Reid vs. Missouri, 1984-85

Conference Career: 287, Jay Humphries, 1981-84

Home Game: 15, Jose Winston vs. Coppin State, Jan 21, 1983

Road Game: 14, Jay Humphries at Oklahoma, Jan. 21, 1983Neutral Court: 10, Gordon Tope vs. Kansas State at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1967

Freshman Game: 13, Jose Winston vs. Elon College, Nov. 20, 1998; Toney Ellis, on two occa-

sions in 1966-67

Sophomore Game: 11, Jose Winston vs. S. Illinois, Mar. 16, 2000; Chauncey Billups, on two

occasions in 1996-97

Junior Game: 15, Jose Winston vs. Coppin State, Jan. 2, 2001

Senior Game: 14, Mike Reid vs. Missouri, Mar. 1, 1986

Double-Figure Assist Games/Season: 4, Mike Reid, 1984-85

Double-Figure Assist Games/Career: 8, Jay Humphries, 1980-84

Double-Doubles (Points/Assists) Season: 3, Jay Humphries, 1982-83 and 1983-84 Toney Ellis, 1976-77

Career: 6, Jay Humphries, 1980-84

With 15 assists against Coppin State on Jan. 2, 2001, Jose Winston is CU’s all-time leader for a single-game.

From 1980-84, Jay Humphries held the number one spot in single-game assists, and assists average in a season. Today he ranks number two.

15, Jose Winston vs. Coppin State, Jan. 2, 200114, Mike Reid vs. Missouri, Mar. 1, 198614, Jay Humphries at Oklahoma, Jan. 23, 198313, Jose Winston vs. Elon College, Nov. 20, 199813, Toney Ellis vs. Iowa State, Jan. 8, 197712, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 198311, Nick Mohr at Texas A&M, Feb. 26, 200211, James Wright vs. Rice, Nov. 11, 200111, Jose Winston vs. Murray State, Dec. 28, 200011, Jose Winston vs. Colorado State, Dec. 23, 200011, Jose Winston vs. S. Illinois, Mar. 16, 200011, Chauncey Billups vs. Oklahoma St., Jan. 15, 199711, Chauncey Billups vs. Colorado St., Dec. 12, 199611, Chauncey Billups vs. George Mason, Dec. 2, 199511, Billy Law vs. Stanford, Dec. 23, 199011, Mike Reid vs. Iowa State, Feb. 7, 198511. Jay Humphries vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 18, 198211, Toney Ellis vs. Missouri, Jan. 19, 197710, Marcus Hall vs. Baylor, Mar. 13, 2008

10, Marcus Hall vs. South Dakota State, Feb. 14, 200510, Michel Morandais vs. Missouri, Feb. 22, 200310, Antoine McGee vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 200210, James Wright vs. Georgia, Dec. 3, 200210, Reggie Morton at Cal-Irvine, Dec. 13, 199910, Marlon Hughes vs. Georgia, Dec. 9, 199710, Marlon Hughes vs. Northwestern St., Nov. 22,199710, Chauncey Billups vs. Nebraska, Jan. 4, 199710, Chauncey Billups vs. Oklahoma St., Feb. 24, 199610, Donnie Boyce vs. Oklahoma, Mar. 2, 199410, Billy Law at Kansas State, Feb. 1, 199210, Billy Law vs. Iowa State, Jan. 5, 199110, Mike Reid vs. Oklahoma State, Feb. 16, 198510, Mike Reid vs. Kansas State, Jan. 19, 198510, Mike Reid vs. Texas Tech, Dec. 27, 198410, Jay Humphries vs. Iowa State. Feb. 8, 198410, Jay Humphries vs. Pepperdine, Jan. 9, 198410, Jay Humphries vs. Iowa State, Feb. 4, 198110, Gordon Tope at Kansas State, Dec. 29, 1967

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Player Ast. Season1. Jose Winston 194 2000-01

2. Jay Humphries 174 1982-83

3. Jay Humphries 173 1983-84

4. Billy Law 170 1990-91

5. Mike Reid 167 1985-86

6. Mike Reid 156 1984-85

7. Billy Law 151 1991-92

8. Jaquay Walls 144 1999-00


Reggie Morton 143 1989-90


12. James Wright 138 2001-02

Toney Ellis 138 1976-77

14. Jaquay Walls 129 1998-99

15. Marcus Hall 128 2007-08

16. Jose Winston 127 1999-00

17. Marcus Hall 126 2004-05

18. Marcus Hall 124 2005-06

19. Jose Winston 119 1998-99

20. Donnie Boyce 116 1993-94

Jay Humphries 116 1981-82

22. Toney Ellis 114 1979-80

23. Stevie Wise 110 1989-90

24. Donnie Boyce 106 1994-95

25. Michel Morandais 105 2002-03

26. Billy Houston 104 1981-82

Jay Sferra 104 1975-76

28. Stevie Wise 102 1990-91

Jay Sferra 102 1974-75

30. Howard Frier 100 1997-98


32. Alex Stivrins 99 1984-85


34. Marlon Hughes 96 1997-98

Donnie Boyce 96 1992-93

36. Antoine McGee 95 2002-03

37. Michel Morandais 90 2003-04

Player Ast. Season1. Jose Winston 6.5 2000-01

2. Jay Humphries 6.2 1982-83

3. Mike Reid 6.0 1985-86

4. Jay Humphries 6.0 1983-84

5. Mike Reid 5.6 1984-85

6. Chauncey Billups 5.5 1995-96

7. Billy Law 5.4 1991-92

8. Billy Law 5.2 1990-91

9. Toney Ellis 5.1 1976-77

10. James Wright 4.9 2001-02

Jacques Tuz holds the CU record for forwards in a four-year career with 208 assists.

Stevie Wise is fourth in career points scored (1,727), sixth in FGs made (589) and sixth in assists (377).

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CAREER ASSISTS BY POSITIONCenters G Ast. Avg. Seasons1. Shaun Vandiver 91 183 2.0 1989-912. Scott Wilke 110 153 1.4 1985-883. Ted Allen 82 108 1.3 1992-954. Randy Downs 112 147 1.3 1982-855. Craig Austin 97 67 0.7 1978-816. Charlie Melvin 85 63 0.7 1995-987. Greg Mueller 66 57 0.9 1973-768. David Harrison 88 52 0.6 2001-049. Ron Wrigley 74 42 0.6 1972-74

Forwards G Ast. Avg. Seasons1. Jacques Tuz 104 208 2.0 1978-822. Alex Stivrins 56 182 3.3 1984-863. Vince Kelley 112 172 1.5 1981-844. Sande Golgart 106 171 1.6 1991-955. Randy Robinson 108 169 1.6 1988-936. Matt Bullard 56 147 2.6 1986-877. Martice Moore 58 128 2.2 1995-978. Larry Vaculik 106 125 1.2 1974-789. Fred Edmonds 91 120 1.3 1993-9710. Dan Becker 84 117 1.4 1987-8911. Stephane Pelle 123 113 0.9 1999-03

Guards G Ast. Avg. Seasons1. Jay Humphries 112 562 5.0 1981-842. Mike Reid 108 446 4.3 1982-853. Jose Winston 85 440 5.2 1998-014. Marcus Hall 120 423 3.5 2003-06, 07-085. Toney Ellis 108 409 3.8 1977-806. Donnie Boyce 107 405 3.8 1991-957. Stevie Wise 119 377 3.2 1988-918. Gordon Tope 79 334 3.2 1967-699. Billy Law 61 321 5.3 1991-9210. Michel Morandais 116 294 2.5 2000-0411. Chauncey Billups 55 282 5.1 1995-97

Player G Ast Avg. Season

1. Jay Humphries 112 562 5.0 1980-84

2. Mike Reid 108 446 4.1 1982-86

3. Jose Winston 85 440 5.2 1998-01

4. Marcus Hall 120 423 3.5 2003-06,07-08

5. Toney Ellis 109 409 3.8 1976-80

6. Donnie Boyce 107 405 3.8 1991-95

7. Stevie Wise 119 377 3.2 1987-91

8. Gordon Tope 79 334 4.2 1967-70

9. Billy Law 61 321 5.3 1990-92

10. Michel Morandais 116 294 2.5 2000-04

11. Chauncey Billups 55 282 5.1 1995-97

12. Jaquay Walls 55 273 5.0 1998-00

13. Richard Roby 119 257 2.2 2004-08

14. Reggie Morton 58 243 4.2 1988-90

15. Jay Sferra 68 242 3.6 1973-77

16. Howard Frier 92 231 2.5 1994-98

17. Lynn Baker 75 229 3.1 1963-67

18. Nick Mohr 100 219 2.2 1998-02

19. Michael Lee 103 213 2.1 1984-88

20. James Wright 47 208 4.4 2001-03

Jacques Tuz 104 208 2.0 1977-82

22. Antoine McGee 117 200 1.7 2002-06

Player G Ast Avg. Season

23. Emmett Lewis 104 189 1.8 1975-79

24. Mack Tuck 64 183 2.9 1993-96

Shaun Vandiver 91 183 2.0 1988-91

26. Alex Stivrins 56 182 3.3 1983-85

27. Joe Washington 93 177 1.9 1978-82

28. Antoine McGee 90 172 1.9 2002-06

Vince Kelley 112 172 1.5 1980-84

30. Sande Golgart 106 171 1.6 1991-95

31. Randy Robinson 108 169 1.6 1988-93

32. Clayton Bullard 91 167 1.8 1975-79

33. Cory Higgins 63 153 2.4 2007-pre.

Scott Wilke 110 153 1.4 1984-88

35. Matt Bullard 56 147 2.6 1985-87

Randy Downs 112 147 1.3 1982-86

37. Dominique Coleman 54 145 2.7 2005-07

38. James Wright 28 138 4.9 2001-02

39. Billy Houston 55 133 2.4 1981-83

40. Marlon Hughes 59 130 2.2 1996-98

41. Martice Moore 58 128 2.2 1995-97

Jo Jo Hunter 54 128 2.4 1979-81

43. Larry Vaculik 106 125 1.2 1974-78

44. Fred Edmonds 91 120 1.3 1993-97

CAREER ASSISTS

Marcus Hall finished his four-year career with 423 assists, good enough for fourth all-time in school history.

Mike Reid ranks second all-time in career assists and most assists by CU guards (446).


RECORDS


Centers Ast. Season1. Shaun Vandiver 65 1990-912. Scott Wilke 64 1987-88 3. Shaun Vandiver 62 1989-904. Shaun Vandiver 56 1988-895. Ted Allen 55 1994-95

Ted Allen 55 1993-94Scott Wilke 55 1986-87

8. Randy Downs 42 1984-85Randy Downs 42 1982-83Ron Wrigley 42 1974-75

Forwards Ast. Season1. Alex Stivrins 99 1984-852. Matt Bullard 86 1985-863. Alex Stivrins 83 1983-844. Jacques Tuz 75 1980-815. Randy Robinson 72 1992-936. Sande Golgart 69 1994-957. Nick Mohr 67 2000-018. Jacques Tuz 66 1981-829. Martice Moore 65 1995-9610. Martice Moore 63 1996-97

Rob Gonzalez 63 1981-82

Guards Ast. Season1. Jose Winston 194 2000-012. Jay Humphries 174 1981-823. Jay Humphries 173 1983-844. Billy Law 170 1990-915. Mike Reid 167 1985-866. Mike Reid 156 1984-857. Billy Law 151 1991-928. Jaquay Walls 144 1999-009. Chauncey Billups 143 1995-96


Seniors Ast. Season1. Jay Humphries 173 1983-842. Mike Reid 167 1985-863. Billy Law 151 1991-924. Jaquay Walls 144 1999-005. Reggie Morton 143 1989-906. Marcus Hall 126 2007-087. Toney Ellis 114 1979-80

Juniors Ast. Season1. Jose Winston 194 2000-012. Jay Humphries 174 1982-833. Billy Law 170 1990-914. Mike Reid 156 1984-855. James Wright 138 2001-026. Jaquay Walls 129 1998-997. Marcus Hall 124 2005-068. Donnie Boyce 116 1993-949. Stevie Wise 110 1989-9010. Michel Morandais 105 2002-03

Sophomores Ast. Season1. Chauncey Billups 139 1996-972. Jose Winston 127 1999-003. Marcus Hall 126 2004-054. Jay Humphries 116 1981-825. Jay Sferra 102 1974-756. Donnie Boyce 96 1992-937. Mike Reid 87 1983-848. Stevie Wise 86 1988-89

Toney Ellis 86 1977-78

Freshman Ast. Season1. Chauncey Billups 143 1995-962. Toney Ellis 138 1976-773. Jose Winston 119 1998-994. Jay Humphries 99 1980-815. Antoine McGee 95 2002-036. Donnie Boyce 87 1991-927. Matt Bullard 86 1985-86

In four years, Toney Ellis tallied at least 70 assists in each of four seasons.

Standing at 6'8", Alex Stivrins handed-out 99 assists in 1984-85, tops of all CU forwards.

Assist AverageSeason: 6.5, Jose Winston, 2000-01

Career: 5.3, Billy Law, 1990-92

Career Assists by PositionCenter: Shaun Vandiver (1989-91), 183

Forward: Jacques Tuz (1978-82), 208

Guard: Jay Humphries (1981-84), 562

Season Assists by PositionCenter: Shaun Vandiver (1990-91), 65

Forward: Alex Stivrins (1984-85), 99

Guard: Jose Winston (2000-01), 194

Season Assists by ClassSenior: Jay Humphries (1983-84), 173

Junior: Jose Winston (2000-01), 194

Sophomore: Chauncey Billups (1996-97), 139

Freshman: Chauncey Billups (1995-96), 143

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Most StealsHalf: 6, Richard Roby at Oklahoma State, Jan. 21, 2006 (1st);6, Stevie Wise at Texas-San Antonio, Nov. 28, 1990 (2nd); 6,Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 1983 (2nd) Game: 10, Jay Humphries vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan. 15,1983Season: 115, Jay Humphries, 1982-83Career: 309, Jay Humphries, 1981-84

Conference Half: 6, Richard Roby at Oklahoma State, Jan. 21,2006 (1st); 6, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 1983 (2nd)Conference Game: 8, Jose Winston at Nebraska, Jan 23, 1999;Randy Robinson at Missouri Jan. 25, 1992; Jay Humphries vs.Oklahoma, Feb. 6, 1983 Conference Season: 47, Jay Humphries, 1982-83Conference Career: 139, Jay Humphries, 1981-84

Home Game: 10, Jay Humphries vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan. 15, 1983Road Game: 8, on four occasionsNeutral Court: 6, Toney Ellis vs. Oklahoma State at Kansas City,Dec. 29, 1977

Freshman Game: 8, Jose Winston at Nebraska, Jan 23, 1999Sophomore Game: 6, on five occasionsJunior Game: 10, Jay Humphries vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan 15, 1983Senior Game: 8, Marcus Hall vs. Tulsa, Jan. 7, 2008; 8, JayHumphries at Cal-Irvine, Dec. 19, 1983

Jay Humphries holds almost every steal record at Colorado, ranging from game

to single-season to career steals.

Jose Winston recorded 53 steals in 1998-99, the second most for a freshman in Colorado history.

Randy Robinson left the CU program second overallin career steals, today he ranks tied for fifth.

10, Jay Humphries vs. Wis.-Milwaukee, Jan. 15, 1983

8, Marcus Hall vs. Tulsa, Jan. 7, 2008

8, Jose Winston vs. St. Mary’s Nov. 19, 1999

8, Jose Winston at Nebraska, Jan. 23, 1999

8, Keith Higgins vs. Washington, Feb. 22, 1995

8, Randy Robinson at Missouri, Jan. 25, 1992

8, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 1983

8, Jay Humphries at Cal-Irvine, Dec. 10, 1983

8, Jay Humphries at New Mexico State, Jan. 3, 1983

7, Stevie Wise at Texas-San Antonio, Nov. 28, 1990

7, Jay Humphries vs. Kansas, Feb. 29, 1984

7, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Jan 18, 1984

7, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 1983

7, Keith Higgins vs. Hofstra, Dec. 3, 1994

6, Marcus Hall at Kansas State, Mar. 4, 2008

6, Richard Roby at Oklahoma State, Jan. 21, 2006

6, Jay Humphries vs. Oklahoma, Jan. 18, 1994

6, Donnie Boyce vs. Wyoming, Dec. 9, 1993

6, Donnie Boyce at Colorado State, Dec. 6, 1993

6, Donnie Boyce at Kansas, Feb. 27, 1993

6, Pete Hefty vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, Dec. 8, 1992

6, Brent Vaughan vs. Nebraska, Jan. 30, 1988

6, Jay Humphries vs. TCU, Dec. 27, 1983

6, Jay Humphries vs. Rockhurst, Nov. 25, 1983

6, Jay Humphries at Colorado State, Dec. 19, 1981

6, Toney Ellis vs. Okla. at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1977

Player G Stl. Avg. Season1. Jay Humphries 112 309 2.8 1980-84

2. Donnie Boyce 106 245 2.3 1991-95

3. Jose Winston 85 179 2.1 1998-01

Stevie Wise 119 179 1.5 1987-91

5. Richard Roby 119 176 1.5 2004-08

6. Randy Robinson 108 143 1.3 1988-93

7. Marcus Hall 120 140 1.2 2003-06, 07-08

8. Mike Reid 108 137 1.3 1982-85

9. Blair Wilson 119 119 1.0 2000-04

10. Billy Law 61 114 1.9 1991-92

Michael Lee 103 114 1.1 1985-88

12. Stephane Pelle 123 112 .9 1999-03

13. Toney Ellis 108 110 1.0 1977-80

14. Chauncey Billups 55 104 1.9 1995-97

15. Michel Morandais 116 103 0.9 2000-04

Vince Kelley 112 103 0.9 1981-84

17. Jacques Tuz 104 96 0.9 1978-82

18. Cory Higgins 63 95 1.5 2007-pre.Jaquay Walls 65 95 1.5 1998-00

20. Emmett Lewis 104 94 0.9 1976-79

21. Howard Frier 92 81 0.9 1994-98

Alex Stivrins 56 81 1.4 1984-85

23. Bob Hoffman 77 77 1.0 1971-74

24. Martice Moore 58 76 1.3 1995-97

25. Dominique Coleman 54 75 1.4 2005-07

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RECORDS


Donnie Boyce made his presence felt every year as a Buff in the season steals by class categories.

Keith Higgins is one of four CU players to swipe at least eight steals in a single game.

Richard Roby ended his career fifth in all-time steals.

Player Stl. Season1. Jay Humphries 115 1982-832. Jay Humphries 101 1983-843. Jose Winston 82 1999-004. Keith Higgins 72 1994-955. Stevie Wise 69 1990-916. Donnie Boyce 68 1991-927. Donnie Boyce 66 1994-958. Chauncey Billups 63 1996-97

Randy Robinson 63 1992-9310. Richard Roby 62 2005-0611. Donnie Boyce 59 1993-94

Billy Law 59 1991-9213. Marcus Hall 58 2007-0814. Jaquay Wells 49 1999-00

Stevie Wise 49 1989-9016. Richard Roby 48 2004-05

Jacques Tuz 48 1981-8218. Jaquay Walls 46 1998-99

Michael Lee 46 1985-8620. Toney Ellis 45 1978-7921. Jose Winston 44 2000-01

Mike Reid 44 1984-85Mike Reid 44 1983-84

24. Dominique Coleman 43 2006-07Alex Stivrins 43 1983-84

26. Chauncey Billups 42 1995-9627. Mike Reid 41 1985-86

Vince Kelley 41 1982-83Joe Cooper 41 1980-81Jay Humphries 41 1980-81

31. Martice Moore 39 1995-9633. Marcus Hall 38 2005-06

Blair Wilson 38 2003-04Blair Wilson 38 2002-03James Hunter 38 1990-91Alex Stivrins 38 1984-85Jo Jo Hunter 38 1979-80

Seniors Stl. Season1. Jay Humphries 101 1983-842. Stevie Wise 69 1990-913. Donnie Boyce 66 1994-954. Billy Law 59 1991-925. Marcus Hall 58 2007-08

Juniors Stl. Season1. Jay Humphries 115 1982-832. Keith Higgins 72 1994-953. Randy Robinson 63 1991-924. Donnie Boyce 59 1993-945. Billy Law 55 1990-91

Sophomores Stl. Season1. Jose Winston 82 1999-002. Richard Roby 62 2005-06

Chauncey Billups 62 1996-974. Donnie Boyce 52 1992-93


Freshman Stl. Season1. Donnie Boyce 68 1991-922. Jose Winston 53 1998-993. Richard Roby 48 2004-054. Chauncey Billups 42 1995-965. Jay Humphries 41 1980-81

Player Avg. Season1. Jay Humphries 4.1 1982-832. Jay Humphries 3.5 1983-843. Jose Winston 2.6 1999-00

Keith Higgins 2.6 1994-955. Donnie Boyce 2.5 1994-956. Donnie Boyce 2.4 1991-927. Donnie Boyce 2.3 1993-94

Randy Robinson 2.3 1991-929. Richard Roby 2.1 2005-06

Chauncey Billups 2.1 1996-97Randy Robinson 2.1 1992-93Billy Law 2.1 1991-92Stevie Wise 2.1 1990-91

SEASON STEALS BY CLASS

SINGLE-SEASON STEAL AVERAGE

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Most BlocksHalf: 6, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003 (2nd); vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 2002 (1st)

Game: 11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

Season: 106, David Harrison, 2002-03

Conference Game: 11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

Conference Season: 50, David Harrison, 2002-03

Conference Career: 110, David Harrison, 2001-04

Home Game: 11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

Road Game: 6, Julius Ashby at Michigan, Nov. 17, 2004, David Harrison at Pepperdine, Nov. 24, 2003

Neutral Court: 7, David Harrison vs. Michigan State (NCAA Tournament), March 21, 2003; vs. Kansas State (Big 12

Tournament), March 13, 2003

Freshman Game: 5, David Harrison vs. St. Joseph’s, Nov. 11, 2001, and Iowa State, Jan. 16, 2002

Sophomore Game: 11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

Junior Game: 7, David Harrison vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 18, 2004; Ted Allen vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, Dec. 20, 1993

Senior Game: 7, Joe Cooper vs. Adams State, Dec. 16, 1980

Block AverageSeason: 3.3, David Harrison, 2002-03

Career: 2.6, David Harrison, 2001-04At the time of his graduation, Ted Allen ranked first in careerblocked shots with 161. Entering the 2008-09 season, he’s second.

David Harrison is the only CU player to record double-digit blocked shots in a single game, twice.

11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

10, David Harrison vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 2002

7, David Harrison vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 18, 2004

7, David Harrison vs. Michigan St., March 21, 2003

7, David Harrison vs. Kansas State, March 13, 2003

7, Ted Allen vs. MD-Eastern Shore, Dec. 30, 1993

7, Joe Cooper vs. Adams State, Dec. 16, 1980

6, Jermyl Jackson-Wilson vs. Northern Colorado, Dec. 2, 2006

6, Julius Ashby at Michigan, Nov. 17, 2004

6, David Harrison vs. Iowa State, Feb. 8, 2003

6, David Harrison vs. Cal Poly, Nov. 22, 2002

6, Charlie Melvin vs. Nebraska, Feb. 21, 1998

6, Ted Allen vs. Sam Houston State, Dec. 3, 1993

6, Ted Allen vs. Buffalo, Jan. 13, 1993

5, 22 times, most recent Marcus King-Stockton vs. Oklahoma, Mar. 14, 2008

SINGLE-GAME BLOCKS


RECORDS


Chris Copeland wrapped up his four-year career ranking in the top-10 of career blocks.

Poncho Hodges ranks third all-time in single-season blocked shots, single-season block average and career blocks.

Fred Edmonds ranked among the top-10 in blocked shots in 1997 with 75.

Player Blk. Season1. David Harrison 3.3 2002-032. David Harrison 2.9 2003-043. Poncho Hodges 2.6 1991-924. Poncho Hodges 2.1 1992-935. Ted Allen 2.0 1993-94

Ted Allen 2.0 1992-93Joe Cooper 2.0 1980-81

8. Ted Allen 1.9 1994-959. Carlton Carter 1.7 1999-00

Martice Moore 1.7 1995-96

Player G Blk. Avg. Season1. David Harrison 88 225 2.6 2001-042. Ted Allen 83 161 1.9 1991-953. Poncho Hodges 55 131 2.4 1991-934. Cliff Meely 80 123 1.5 1968-715. Donnie Boyce 106 114 1.1 1991-956. Marcus King-Stockton 112 111 0.9 2004-087. Rodell Guest 119 98 0.8 1988-918. Richard Roby 119 92 0.7 2004-089. Shaun Vandiver 91 90 1.0 1988-9110. Chris Copeland 113 88 0.8 2002-0611. Martice Moore 58 85 1.5 1995-9712. Ronnie DeGray 58 79 1.4 1996-9813. Stephane Pelle 94 75 1.3 1998-03

Fred Edmonds 91 75 0.8 1993-9715. Randy Downs 112 74 0.7 1982-8516. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 90 73 0.8 2006-0917. Charlie Melvins 85 71 0.8 1995-9818. Jamahl Mosley 105 67 1.6 1997-01

Matt Bullard 56 67 1.2 1995-9720. Alex Stivrins 56 62 1.1 1984-8521. Jacques Tuz 104 61 0.6 1978-8222. Dan Becker 84 59 0.7 1987-8923. Julius Ashby 44 58 1.3 2004-0624. Vince Kelley 112 57 0.5 1981-84

Joe Cooper 28 57 2.0 1980-8126. Larry Vaculik 106 53 0.5 1975-78

Player Blk. Season1. David Harrison 106 2002-032. David Harrison 85 2003-043. Poncho Hodges 73 1991-924. Poncho Hodges 58 1992-935. Joe Cooper 57 1980-816. Ted Allen 55 1993-947. Ted Allen 53 1992-938. Marcus King-Stockton 49 2007-089. Martice Moore 42 1996-9710. Donnie Boyce 40 1993-94

Ronnie DeGray 40 1997-9812. Carlton Carter 39 1998-99

Ronnie DeGray 39 1996-9714. Shaun Vandiver 38 1990-9115. Chris Copeland 36 2004-05

Shaun Vandiver 36 1989-9017. Matt Bullard 35 1986-8718. David Harrison 34 2001-0219. Julius Ashby 33 2004-05

Charlie Melvin 33 1997-98Fred Edmonds 33 1996-97Alex Stivrins 33 1984-85

23. Marcus King-Stockton 32 2006-07Chris Copeland 32 2005-06Matt Bullard 32 1985-86

26. Richard Roby 30 2007-08Dave Netherton 30 1978-79

28. Stephane Pelle 29 2001-02Alex Stivrins 29 1983-84

30. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 27 2006-07Richard Roby 27 2005-06

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Games PlayedSeason: 33, by seven players, 1990-91, and six players, 1998-99Career: 123, Stephane Pelle, 1999-03; Will Smith, 1996-00Conference/Career: 64, Richard Roby, 2004-08;

64, Stephane Pelle, 1999-03

Games StartedSeason: 33, Shaun Vandiver, 1990-91; Stevie Wise, 1990-91Career: 116, Richard Roby, 2004-08Conference Career: 61, Richard Roby, 2004-08

Minutes PlayedGame: 65, Frank Javernick vs. Iowa State, Feb. 27, 1960Conference Game: 65, Frank Javernick vs. Iowa State, Feb. 27, 1960Season: 1,202, Marcus Hall, 2007-08Conference/Season: 609, Marcus Hall, 2007-08Career: 3,864, Jay Humphries, 1981-84Conference/Career: 2,108, Richard Roby, 2004-08

Average Minutes Per GameSeason: 38.6 Jay Humphries, 1983-84Career: 35.2, Cory Higgins, 2007-pre.; 34.8 Alex Stivrias, 1983-85

Stephane Pelle is one of two players to have played 123 games, the most ever in school history.

Jay Humphries holds the most minutes ever played in CU history.

Player Seasons Games1. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 123

Will Smith 1996-00 1233. Marcus Hall 2003-06, 07-08 120

Glean Eddy 2002-06 1205. Richard Roby 2004-08 119

Blair Wilson 2000-04 119Rodell Guest 1987-91 119Stevie Wise 1987-91 119

9. Antoine McGee 2002-06 11710. Jayson Obzauye 2002-06 116

Michel Morandais 2000-04 11612. Chris Copeland 2002-06 11313. Marcus King-Stockton 2004-08 112

Randy Downs 1982-86 112Jay Humphries 1980-84 112Vince Kelley 1980-84 112

17. Greg Jensen 1993-97 111Brent Vaughan 1986-90 111

19. Scott Wilke 1984-88 11020. Randy Robinson 1988-93 108

Mike Reid 1982-86 108Toney Ellis 1976-80 108

23. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 10724. Sande Golgart 1991-95 106

Brian Johnson 1977-81 106Larry Vaculik 1974-78 106

27. Jacques Tuz 1977-82 104Emmett Lewis 1975-79 104

29. Jamahl Mosley 1997-01 103Michael Lee 1984-88 103

31. Nick Mohr 1998-02 100 32. Jeff Penix 1985-89 97

Craig Austin 1977-81 9734. Jose Winston 1999-01 95

Don Yowell 1982-86 9536. Brian Robinson 1985-89 93

Joe Washington 1978-82 9338. Howard Frier 1994-98 9239. Glean Eddy 2002-06 9140. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 2006-09 90

Player Seasons Games1. Richard Roby 2004-08 1162. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 1053. Randy Downs 1982-86 103

Jay Humphries 1980-84 1035. Stevie Wise 1987-91 1026. Vince Kelley 1980-84 907. Shaun Vandiver 1988-91 898. Will Smith 1996-00 869. Mike Reid 1982-86 8210. David Harrison 2001-04 8111. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 7812. Rodell Guest 1987-81 7713. Marcus Hall 2003-06, 07-08 7614. Brian Johnson 1977-81 7515. Michel Morandais 2000-04 7316. Sande Golgart 1991-95 6917. Fred Edmonds 1993-97 6818. Blair Wilson 2000-04 6719. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 2006-09 65

Scott Wilke 1984-88 65Scott Wilke 1984-88 65

22. Ted Allen 1992-95 6423. Cory Higgins 2007-pre. 6324. Jaquay Walls 1998-00 60

Billy Law 1990-92 5926. Nick Mohr 1998-02 56

Reggie Morton 1988-90 56Matt Bullard 1985-87 56Alex Stivrins 1983-85 56

30. Jose Winston 1998-01 55Ronnie DeGray 1996-98 55Martice Moore 1995-97 55

CAREER GAMES PLAYED

CAREER GAMES STARTED

Player Season Mins.1. Marcus Hall 2007-08 12022. Cory Higgins 2008-09 1146 3. Stevie Wise 1990-91 11274. Shaun Vandiver 1990-91 11225. Jay Humphries 1983-84 11206. Richard Roby 2007-08 11107. Cory Higgins 2007-08 10748. Blair Wilson 2002-03 10489. Dwight Thorne II 2008-09 1035 10. Stevie Wise 1989-90 1034

Jay Humphries 1982-83 103412. Shaun Vandiver 1989-90 103213. James Hunter 1990-91 102614. Reggie Morton 1989-90 101715. Scott Wilke 1987-88 101216. Michel Morandais 2002-03 100617. Vince Kelley 1982-83 99518. Shaun Vandiver 1988-89 99119. Jaquay Walls 1999-00 98520. Billy Law 1991-92 98321. Alex Stivrins 1983-84 98022. Martice Moore 1996-97 975

Vince Kelley 1983-84 97524. Alex Stivrins 1983-84 96625. Michel Morandais 2003-04 96226. Blair Wilson 2003-04 95827. Austin Dufault 2008-09 953 28. Jay Humphries 1981-82 94829. Chauncey Billups 1996-97 94730. Nate Tomlinson 2008-09 941

Player Seasons Mins.1. Jay Humphries 1980-84 38642. Richard Roby 2004-08 38053. Stevie Wise 1987-91 35864. Donnie Boyce 1991-95 35285. Vince Kelley 1980-84 33656. Randy Downs 1982-86 33547. Marcus Hall 2003-06, 07-08 32948. Blair Wilson 2000-04 32349. Shaun Vandiver 1988-91 314510. Stephane Pelle 1999-03 314111. Michel Morandais 2000-04 301312. Mike Reid 1982-86 269913. Jamahl Mosley 1997-01 258314. Scott Wilke 1984-88 256415. Michael Lee 1984-88 250016. David Harrison 2001-04 248017. Rodell Guest 1987-91 241118. Jose Winston 1998-01 234819. Fred Edmonds 1993-97 232620. Randy Robinson 1988-93 225821. Cory Higgins 2007-pre. 222022. Brian Johnson 1977-81 218323. Will Smith 1996-00 217824. Nick Mohr 1998-02 213525. Jacques Tuz 1977-82 211326. Jayson Obazuaye 2002-06 208827. Sande Golgart 1991-95 206828. Dan Becker 1986-89 200529. Reggie Morton 1988-90 195130 Ted Allen 1992-95 194931. Alex Stivrins 1983-85 194632. Billy Law 1990-92 192033. Chris Copeland 2002-06 191634. Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 2006-09 187435. Martice Moore 1995-97 187136. Chauncey Billups 1995-97 186637. Dwight Thorne II 2006-pre. 1837 38. Brent Vaughn 1986-90 182039. Matt Bullard 1985-87 180740. Jaquay Walls 1998-00 1786

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Most FoulsGame: 6, Mack Tuck at Kansas, Jan. 31, 1995(five personals then technical)Season: 112, David Harrison, 2002-03Career: 356, Brian Johnson, 1977-81

Most DisqualificationsSeason: 11, Craig Austin, 1978-79Career: 29, Brian Johnson, 1977-81

Most Action Without DisqualificationCareer Games Played: 120, Glean Eddy, 2002-06Career Minutes Played: 3234, Blair Wilson, 2000-04

Fewest Career Fouls Per 40 Minutes Played: 1.5, Dwight Jones, 1997-99

All-Time Single-Game Turnovers11, James Wright at Kansas, Feb. 2, 200210, Xavier Silas at Kansas State, Feb. 10, 200710, Mack Tuck vs. KU at Kansas City, Mar. 8, 19969, Michel Morandias vs. Iowa State, Jan. 17, 20049, Chauncey Billups at Oklahoma, Feb. 21, 19969, Chauncey Billups at Kansas, Feb. 14, 19969, Donnie Boyce at Iowa State, Feb. 10, 19929, Stevie Wise at Oklahoma State, Feb. 24, 19918, on 44 occasions

Most TurnoversHalf: 7, Richard Roby at Nebraska, Jan. 20, 2007Game: 11, James Wright at Kansas, Feb. 2, 2002Season: 118, Chauncey Billups, 1995-96Career: 379, Donnie Boyce, 1991-95

Conference Game: 9, Michel Morandias vs. Iowa State, Jan. 17, 2004;Donnie Boyce at Iowa State (ot), Feb. 10, 1992; Stevie Wise at OklahomaState, Feb. 24, 1991 Conference Season: 73, Chauncey Billups, 1995-96Conference Career: 211, Donnie Boyce, 1990-91

Home Games: 9, Michel Morandais, vs. Iowa State, Jan. 17, 2004Road Games: 11, James Wright at Kansas, Feb. 2, 2002 Neutral Court: 10, Mack Tuck vs. Kansas at Kansas City, Mar. 8, 1996

CAREER TURNOVERSPlayer G TO Avg. Season

1. Donnie Boyce 107 379 3.5 1991-952. Richard Roby 119 342 2.9 2004-083. Stevie Wise 119 319 2.7 1987-914. Jay Humphries 112 286 2.6 1980-845. Mike Reid 108 263 2.4 1982-866. Michel Morandais 116 246 2.1 2000-047. Brian Johnson 106 236 2.2 1977-81

Michael Lee 103 236 2.5 1984-889. Vince Kelley 112 227 2.0 1980-8410. Randy Robinson 108 224 2.1 1983-84

FOULING OUTPlayer, years G

1. Glean Eddy, 2002-06 1202. Blair Wilson, 1996-2000 1193. Antoine McGee, 2002-06 1134. Will Smith, 1996-2000 1005. David Kuosman, 1985-89 886. Ernest Renfroe, 1997-2001 877. Pat Kelly, 1971-74 768. Bill Markham, 1987-92 759. Royce Tolley, 1976-90 6710. Karl Tait, 1964-67 6311. Levi Knutson, 2007-pre. 62

MOST CAREER MINUTES PLAYEDWITHOUT FOULING OUT:

Player, years Min.1. Blair Wilson, 2000-04 32342. Will Smith, 1996-2000 17423. Glean Eddy, 2002-06 17304. Antoine McGee, 2002-06 15395. Marcus Hall, 2003-05 12576. Dwight Jones, 1997-99 11907. Levi Knuston, 2007-pre. 10608. Ernest Renfroe, 1997-2001 8559. James Wright, 2001-02 79410. Kyle Williams, 1998-2000 673

MOST SINGLE-SEASON TURNOVERSPlayer TO Season

1. Chauncey Billups 118 1995-962. Randy Robinson 113 1992-933. Richard Roby 107 2007-084. Donnie Boyce 105 1991-92

Jaquay Walls 105 1998-996. Donnie Boyce 99 1993-947. Michel Morandais 98 2003-048. Donnie Boyce 96 1992-93

Stevie Wise 96 1990-9110. Mack Tuck 94 1995-96

SINGLE-SEASON ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIOPlayer A TO Ratio Season

1. Billy Houston 104 37 2.81 1982-832. Dwight Jones 43 17 2.53 1997-983. Joe Washington 88 35 2.51 1981-824. Dwight Jones 50 20 2.50 1998-995. Billy Law 170 75 2.27 1990-916. Marcus Hall 124 57 2.18 2005-067. Mike Reid 167 77 2.17 1985-868. Nick Mohr 83 49 2.13 2001-02

Billy Law 151 71 2.13 1991-9210. Jay Humphries 99 47 2.11 1980-81

CAREER ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIOPlayer A TO Ratio Season

1. Dwight Jones 93 37 2.51 1997-992. Billy Law 321 146 2.20 1990-923. Curtis Rayford 33 16 2.06 1980-824. Jay Humphries 562 286 1.97 1980-845. Billy Houston 133 68 1.96 1981-836. Marcus Hall 423 224 1.89 2003-06,’07-087. Joe Washington 177 95 1.86 1978-828. Mike Reid 446 263 1.70 1982-869. Reggie Morton 243 156 1.56 1988-9010. Kenny Countryman 109 71 1.54 1985-88

Blair Wilson played a school record 119 consecutive games (3,234 minutes) without fouling out.

Player PF Season1. David Harrison 112 2002-032. Shaun Vandiver 105 1990-913. Richard Roby 104 2007-084. Ronnie DeGray 102 1996-97

Shaun Vandiver 102 1989-906. Randy Robinson 101 1992-93

Shaun Vandiver 101 1988-898. Rodell Guest 100 1989-90

Matt Bullard 100 1986-87Scott Wilke 100 1986-87Craig Austin 100 1978-79Brian Johnson 100 1978-79

SINGLE-SEASON DISQUALIFICATIONSPlayer DQ Season

1. Craig Austin 11 1978-792. Bill Cole 10 1972-73

Art Bunte 10 1952-534. Randy Robinson 9 1992-935. Shaun Vandiver 8 1988-89

Brian Johnson 8 1979-80Brian Johnson 8 1978-79Brian Johnson 8 1977-78Emmett Lewis 8 1976-77Greg Mueller 8 1974-75

CAREER FOULSPlayer PF Seasons

1. Brian Johnson 356 1977-812. Jay Humphries 350 1980-843. Donnie Boyce 346 1991-954. Rodell Guest 336 1987-915. Shaun Vandiver 308 1988-91

Craig Austin 308 1977-817. Scott Wilke 307 1984-888. Stephane Pelle 301 1999-009. David Harrison 300 2001-0410. Vince Kelley 299 1980-84

CAREER DISQUALIFICATIONSPlayer DQ Seasons

1. Brian Johnson 29 1977-812. Craig Austin 22 1977-813. Randy Robinson 17 1988-83

Emmett Lewis 17 1975-79Bill Cole 17 1972-74

6. Shaun Vandiver 16 1988-91Jay Humphries 16 1980-84

8. Rodell Guest 15 1987-91Vince Kelley 15 1980-84

10. Donnie Boyce 14 1991-95Don Walker 14 1956-59

FEWEST CAREER FOULS PER 40 MINUTES PLAYED

Player PF Min. PF401. Dwight Jones, 1997-99 46 1190 1.52. Kerry Nash, 1986-88 6 128 1.93. Kenny Price, 1997-99 85 1774 1.94. Billy Houston, 1981-83 63 1282 2.05. Curtis Rayford, 1980-82 17 314 2.26. Blair Wilson, 2000-04 185 3234 2.37. Marcus Hall, 2003-06, 07-08 190 3294 2.38. Anthony Pulliam, 1991-93 30 483 2.59. Donald Smith, 1979-80 11 168 2.610. Jo Jo Hunter, 1979-81 108 1637 2.6

SINGLE-SEASON FOULS

CAREER FOULS

CAREER DISQUALIFICATIONS

FEWEST CAREER FOULS PER 40 MINUTES PLAYED

SINGLE-SEASON DISQUALIFICATIONSMOST CAREER MINUTES PLAYEDWITHOUT FOULING OUT

MOST CAREER GAMES PLAYEDWITHOUT FOULING OUT


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Pts Player Oppt. Date/Site47 Cliff Meely Oklahoma Feb. 13, 1971/Boulder46 Donnie Boyce at Okla. State Mar. 5, 1994/Stillwater44 Cliff Meely Oklahoma St. Mar. 11, 1971/Boulder43 Cliff Meely at Oklahoma Jan. 16, 1971/Norman, Okla.42 Jaquay Walls Iowa State (ot) Feb. 19, 2000/Boulder42 Cliff Meely Iowa State Jan. 23, 1971/Boulder42 Chuck Gardner Nebraska Mar. 5, 1966/Boulder40 Cliff Meely at Iowa State (ot) Feb. 22, 1969/Ames, Iowa 39 Jim Creighton Iowa State Feb. 14, 1972/Boulder39 Chuck Gardner at Kansas Mar. 7, 1966/Lawrence, Kan.39 Art Bunte Oklahoma Feb. 23, 1953/Boulder38 D.J. Harrison Austin Peay Nov. 18, 2000/Fairbanks, AK38 Chuck Williams Iowa State Feb. 28, 1968/Boulder37 Shaun Vandiver at San Diego (ot) Jan. 2, 1991/San Diego 37 Scott Wilke Loyola-Chicago Dec. 22, 1987/Boulder36 Emmett Lewis Missouri Jan. 19, 1977/Boulder36 Pat Frink Utah Dec. 5, 1966/Boulder35 Chauncey Billups at Nebraska Feb. 5, 1997/Lincoln, Neb.35 Shaun Vandiver vs. N. Carolina Dec. 30, 1989/Denver35 Stevie Wise at E. Michigan Jan. 2, 1990/Ypsilanti, Mich.35 Ken Charlton at Kansas Jan. 5, 1963/Lawrence, Kan.35 Ken Charlton at Missouri Mar. 5, 1962/Columbia, Mo.35 Wilky Gilmore N. Mexico St. (2ots) Dec. 14, 1960/Boulder34 Cory Higgins Texas Feb. 14, 2009/Boulder 34 Jaquay Walls Oklahoma St. Feb. 10, 1999/Boulder34 Donnie Boyce at Oklahoma Feb. 12, 1994/Stillwater34 Shaun Vandiver vs. UMass Mar. 27, 1991/NYC (NIT)34 Shaun Vandiver Illinois State Dec. 4, 1989/Boulder34 Cliff Meely at SDSU Jan. 4, 1971/San Diego, Calif.34 Cliff Meely Oklahoma Feb. 10, 1969/Boulder33 Cory Higgins Colorado State Dec. 10, 2008/Boulder33 Richard Roby at Missouri Jan. 14, 2006/Columbia, Mo.33 Michel Morandais Missouri Feb. 23, 2002/Boulder33 Chauncey Billups at Colorado St. Dec. 6, 1995/Fort Collins33 Shaun Vandiver at Hawaii Dec. 9, 1989/Maui33 Burdette Haldorson at Nebraska Feb. 7, 1955/Lincoln, Neb.33 Burdette Haldorson at Oklahoma Feb. 27, 1954/at Norman, Okla.32 Richard Roby vs. Baylor Mar. 13, 2008/at Kansas City, Mo.32 Richard Roby Pepperdine Dec. 4, 2006/Boulder32 Jaquay Walls Villanova Dec. 27, 1999/Honolulu, HI32 Jaquay Walls Kansas State Jan. 22, 2000/Boulder32 Poncho Hodges Centenary Jan. 6, 1993/Boulder32 Stevie Wise Kansas Feb. 20, 1991/Boulder32 Scott Wilke Iowa State Feb. 10, 1988/Boulder32 Scott Wedman Long Beach St. Dec. 5, 1973/Boulder32 Cliff Meely vs. Colorado St. Mar. 13, 1969/Manhattan, Kan.32 Pat Frink Texas Dec. 11, 1967/Boulder32 Pat Frink Kansas Feb. 10, 1968/Lawrence, Kan.32 Jim Davis Missouri Jan. 13, 1964/Boulder31 Marcus Hall Iowa State Mar. 1, 2008/Boulder31 David Harrison Stetson Nov. 24, 2002/Boulder31 Kenny Price vs. Texas Mar. 5, 1999/Kansas City31 Chauncey Billups Missouri Feb. 22, 1997/Boulder31 Chauncey Billups NW State Nov. 27, 1995/Boulder31 Martice Moore George Mason (ot) Dec. 2, 1995/Boulder31 Shaun Vandiver vs. Oklahoma Mar. 25, 1991/NYC (NIT)31 Scott Wilke Missouri Feb. 24, 1988/Boulder31 Jay Humphries Rockhurst Nov. 25, 1983/Boulder31 Emmett Lewis New Mexico Nov. 29, 1975/Boulder31 Emmett Lewis New Mexico Nov. 29, 1975/Boulder31 Cliff Meely at Nebraska Mar. 6, 1971/Lincoln, Neb.31 Cliff Meely Missouri Mar. 1, 1971/Boulder31 Cliff Meely Oklahoma Jan. 28, 1970/Boulder

Pts Player Oppt. Date/Site31 Cliff Meely at Kansas St. Feb. 15, 1969/Manhattan, Kan.31 Cliff Meely at Oklahoma State Jan. 11, 1969/Stillwater 31 Gordon Tope Missouri Mar. 8, 1969/Boulder31 Pat Frink at Arizona Dec. 18, 1967/Tucson, Ariz.31 Ken Charlton Kansas State Jan. 6, 1962/Boulder31 Roger Voss at Missouri Feb. 4, 1961/Columbia, Mo.31 Burdette Haldorson Oklahoma Jan. 17, 1955/Boulder31 Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma Dec. 29, 1952/Kansas City30 Dwight Thorne II Iowa State Jan. 27, 2009/Boulder30 Richard Roby Texas Jan. 6, 2007/Boulder30 Richard Roby at Kansas Jan. 27, 2007/Lawrence, Kan.30 Richard Roby Nebraska Jan. 25, 2006/Boulder30 Richard Roby Kansas State Feb. 26, 2005/Boulder30 David Harrison at Pepperdine Nov. 24, 2003/Mailbu, Calif.30 Chauncey Billups Southern Utah (ot) Jan. 16, 1996/Boulder30 Chauncey Billups at Okla. State Feb. 3, 1996/Stillwater30 Martice Moore Nebraska Feb. 28, 1996/Boulder30 Donnie Boyce Missouri Jan. 15, 1994/Boulder30 Mark Dean Nebraska Jan. 19, 1994/Boulder30 Donnie Boyce Kansas St. Feb. 5, 1994/Boulder30 Donnie Boyce at Kansas Feb. 27, 1993/Lawrence30 Stevie Wise vs. OU (2 ots) Mar. 10, 1989/Kansas City 30 Matt Bullard at San Diego Dec. 31, 1986/San Diego30 Jay Humphries TCU Dec. 27, 1983/Boulder30 Jo Jo Hunter Adams State Dec. 16, 1980/Boulder30 Jo Jo Hunter Baylor Dec. 20, 1980/Boulder30 Larry Vaculik at Missouri (ot) Jan. 18, 1978/Columbia, Mo. 30 Scott Wedman vs. Kansas Dec. 26, 1973/Kansas City30 Cliff Meely Kansas State Jan. 30, 1971/Boulder30 Cliff Meely Santa Barbara Dec. 8, 1970/Boulder30 Bob Jeangerard Kansas Feb. 22, 1955/Boulder30 Art Bunte at Kansas Mar. 2, 1953/Lawrence, Kan.30 Ken Hills Kansas Mar. 8, 1948/Boulder

Richard Roby has netted seven career 30-point games over his four-year career.

30-POINT GAMES


RECORDS

No. Player Oppt. Date/Site31 Burdette Haldorson vs. Oklahoma Dec. 29, 1952/Kansas City27 Roger Voss at Missouri Feb. 4, 1961/Columbia, Mo.25 Cliff Meely Oklahoma Feb. 13, 1971/Boulder22 Jamahl Mosley Missouri Jan. 10, 2001/Boulder22 Burdette Haldorson Nebraska Mar. 6, 1955/Boulder22 Burdette Haldorson Oklahoma Feb. 27, 1954/Boulder21 Stephane Pelle Stetson Nov. 24, 2002/Boulder21 Cliff Meely Missouri Mar. 8, 1969/Boulder21 Jim Davis Missouri Jan. 13, 1964/Boulder21 Burdette Haldorson at Oklahoma Jan. 8, 1955/Norman, Okla.20 Jamahl Mosley vs. Baylor (ot) Mar. 8, 2001/Kansas City20 Poncho Hodges Centenary Jan. 6, 1993/Boulder20 Cliff Meely Iowa State Mar. 5, 1970/Boulder20 Jim Davis Houston Dec. 12, 1963/Boulder20 Jim Davis Iowa State Feb. 25, 1963/Boulder19 Lamar Harris Iowa State Jan. 17, 2004/Boulder19 Charlie Melvin Texas Tech (2ot) Feb. 11, 1998/Boulder 19 Poncho Hodges UMKC Jan. 20, 1993/Boulder19 Shaun Vandiver Iowa State Feb. 13, 1990/Boulder19 Cliff Meely at K-State Feb. 26, 1970/Manhattan, Kan.19 Cliff Meely Oklahoma Jan. 28, 1970/Boulder19 Cliff Meely Okla. State Feb. 17, 1969/Boulder19 Jim Davis at Oklahoma Feb. 1, 1964/Norman, Okla.19 Jim Davis vs. Nebraska Dec. 30, 1963/Kansas City19 Jim Davis Oklahoma Feb. 11, 1963/Boulder19 Burdette Haldorson Oklahoma Jan. 17, 1955/Boulder19 Burdette Haldorson at Nebraska Feb. 7, 1955/Lincoln19 Burdette Haldorson Kansas State Feb. 19, 1955/Boulder19 Burdette Haldorson Kansas Feb. 22, 1955/Boulder19 Jim Ranglos vs. Bradley Mar. 12, 1955/Kansas City18 David Harrison Georgia Dec. 3, 2002/Boulder18 Stephane Pelle Missouri Feb. 22, 2003/Boulder18 Stephane Pelle at Missouri Jan. 19, 2002/Columbia, Mo.18 Donnie Boyce at Kansas St. Mar. 4, 1995/Manhattan, Kan.18 Shaun Vandiver CSU-Northridge Nov. 23, 1990/Boulder18 Shaun Vandiver at San Diego (ot) Jan. 2, 1991/San Diego 18 Shaun Vandiver at Missouri Feb. 4, 1990/Columbia, Mo.18 Shaun Vandiver vs. St. Joe’s Dec. 29, 1988/at Portland18 Alex Stivrins Hartford Jan. 2, 1985/Boulder18 Cliff Meely Oklahoma St. Mar. 11, 1971/Boulder18 Cliff Meely Kansas Feb. 21, 1970/Boulder18 Cliff Meely Nebraska Feb. 8, 1969/Boulder18 Cliff Meely vs. Wash. St. Dec. 19, 1969/Lobo Classic18 Jim Davis Okla. State Feb. 23, 1963/Boulder18 Burdette Haldorson Okla. State Dec. 14, 1953/Boulder18 Burdette Haldorson at Kansas St. Feb. 26, 1955/Manhattan, Kan.17 Jermyl Jackson-Wilson Denver Nov. 10, 2006/Boulder17 David Harrison Stetson Nov. 24, 2002/Boulder17 Stephane Pelle Nebraska (ot) Feb. 17, 2001/Boulder17 Shaun Vandiver SW Missouri Dec. 1, 1990/SW Missouri State17 Shaun Vandiver at St. Louis Dec. 23, 1989/St. Louis17 Alex Stivrins Kansas State Jan. 19, 1985/Boulder17 Alex Stivrins Nebraska Feb. 13, 1985/Boulder17 Cliff Meely Kansas State Feb. 7, 1970/Boulder17 Ron Smith Arizona Dec. 19, 1968/Boulder17 Jim Davis Arizona State Dec. 16, 1983Boulder17 Jim Davis Nebraska Mar. 9, 1964/Boulder17 Jim Davis vs. Okla. City Mar. 15, 1963/Manhattan, Kan.17 Milt Mueller Missouri Jan. 12, 1963/Boulder17 George Hannah at Oklahoma Feb. 20, 1956/Norman, Okla.17 George Hannah at Oregon St. Dec. 3, 1955/Corvallis, Ore.17 George Hannah Iowa Dec. 12, 1955/Boulder17 Burdette Haldorson Iowa State Jan. 22, 1955/Boulder17 Burdette Haldorson Missouri Feb. 12, 1955/Boulder16 David Harrison Oregon State Dec. 1, 2003/Boulder

No. Player Oppt. Date/Site16 David Harrison Oklahoma St. Mar. 5, 2003/Boulder16 Stephane Pelle Nebraska Feb. 5, 2002/Boulder16 Stephane Pelle Missouri Feb. 23, 2002/Boulder16 Stephane Pelle at Kansas Feb. 21, 2001/Lawrence, Kan.16 Ronnie DeGray Texas Tech Feb. 11, 1998/Boulder (2ot)16 Shaun Vandiver at Rice Nov. 26, 1990/Houston16 Shaun Vandiver Illinois State Dec. 4, 1989/Boulder16 Shaun Vandiver vs. Okla. State Mar. 10, 1990/Kansas City16 Matt Bullard vs. Missouri Mar. 6, 1987/Kansas City16 Alex Stivrins UC Irvine Nov. 26, 1984/Boulder16 Alex Stivrins Kansas St. Jan. 25, 1984/Boulder16 Vince Kelley Cincinnati Dec. 18, 1982/Boulder16 Scott Wedman Missouri Jan. 26, 1974/Boulder16 Cliff Meely at Nebraska Mar. 6, 1971/Lincoln, Neb.16 Cliff Meely vs. Iowa St. Dec. 30, 1970/Kansas City16 Cliff Meely at Kansas Feb. 1, 1969/Lawrence, Kan.16 Cliff Meely at Texas Tech Dec. 5, 1968/Lubbock, Texas16 Chuck Gardner vs. Iowa St. Dec. 28, 1965/Kansas City16 Chuck Gardner at Oklahoma Jan. 8, 1966/Norman, Okla.16 Chuck Gardner at Missouri Jan. 4, 1965/Boulder16 Chuck Gardner Missouri Feb. 22, 1965/Boulder16 Wilky Gilmore Oklahoma St. Feb. 8, 1960/Boulder16 Jim Jochems Oregon State Dec. 3, 1956/Boulder16 Jim Jochems Idaho Dec. 17, 1956/Boulder16 Bob Helzer vs. Missouri Dec. 30, 1955/Kansas City16 Burdette Haldorson vs. Nebraska Dec. 29, 1955/Kansas City15 Dominique Coleman Oklahoma St. Feb. 3, 2007/Boulder15 Dominique Coleman Nebraska Mar. 3, 2007/Boulder15 Richard Roby Texas Tech Feb. 11, 2006/Boulder15 David Harrison Oklahoma (ot) Feb. 25, 2004/Boulder15 Stephane Pelle at Texas Tech Jan. 29, 2003/Lubbock, Texas15 Stephane Pelle at Nebraska Jan. 12, 2002/Lincoln, Neb.15 David Harrison Iowa State Jan. 16, 2002/Boulder15 Stephane Pelle Kansas Jan. 22, 2001/Boulder15 Stephane Pelle Texas Feb. 7, 2001/Boulder15 Martice Moore George Mason (ot) Dec. 2, 1995/Boulder15 Martice Moore Missouri Jan. 29, 1996/Boulder15 Mark Dean LaSalle Dec. 4, 1993/Boulder15 Poncho Hodges at Iowa State Mar. 3, 1993/Boulder15 Shaun Vandiver at Wyoming Dec. 12, 1990/Laramie, Wyo.15 Shaun Vandiver Nebraska Feb. 8, 1989/Boulder15 Shaun Vandiver Oklahoma Feb. 18, 1989/Boulder15 Matt Bullard at Detroit Jan. 5, 1987/Detoit, Mich.15 Alex Stivrins Oklahoma Jan. 29, 1985/Boulder15 Joe Cooper Long Beach St. Jan. 3, 1981/Boulder15 Dave Logan at Nebraska Mar. 5, 1974/Lincoln, Neb.15 Cliff Meely Iowa State Dec. 22, 1971/Boulder15 Cliff Meely at Iowa State Mar. 8, 1971/Ames, Iowa15 Cliff Meely at Missouri Feb. 2, 1970/Columbia, Mo.15 Cliff Meely UTEP Dec. 7, 1970/Boulder15 Cliff Meely vs. Missouri Dec. 29, 1969/Kansas City15 Cliff Meely vs. Okla. Dec. 30, 1969/Kansas City15 Cliff Meely Kansas Mar. 1, 1969/Boulder15 Cliff Meely vs. K-State Dec. 30, 1968/Kansas City15 Scott Wedman Kansas Jan. 22, 1972/Boulder15 Mike Coleman Kansas Mar. 1, 1969/Boulder15 Mike Coleman Missouri Mar. 8, 1969/Boulder15 Mike Coleman at Air Force Dec. 2, 1967/Colorado Springs, Colo.15 Bob Bauers at Cincinnati Dec. 19, 1966/Cincinnati, Ohio15 Chuck Gardner at Oklahoma St. Jan. 28, 1965/Stillwater, Okla. (3ots)15 Chuck Gardner Nebraska Feb. 6, 1965/Boulder15 Jim Davis Oklahoma Feb. 10, 1964/Boulder15 Jim Davis at Kansas St. Mar. 9, 1963/Manhattan, Kan.15 Burdette Haldorson vs. Iowa State Dec. 29, 1953/Kansas City15 Burdette Haldorson Iowa State Feb. 15, 1954/Boulder

15 REBOUND GAMES


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10 Assist GamesAsts. Player Oppt. Date/Site15 Jose Winston Coppin State Jan. 2, 2001/Boulder14 Mike Reid Missouri Mar. 1, 198614 Jay Humphries at OU Jan. 29, 1983/Norman13 Jose Winston Elon Nov. 20, 1998/Boulder13 Toney Ellis Iowa State Jan. 8, 1977/Boulder12 Jay Humphries Oklahoma St. Feb. 11, 1984/Boulder12 Jay Humphries Oklahoma Feb. 26, 1983/Boulder12 Jay Humphries Oklahoma Jan. 13, 1982/Boulder11 Nick Mohr at Texas A&M Feb. 26, 2002/College Station, Texas11 Jose Winston Colorado St. Dec. 23, 2000/Boulder11 Jose Winston Murray State Dec. 28, 2000/Boulder11 Jose Winston S. Illinois Mar. 16, 2000/Boulder11 Chauncey Billups Colorado St. Dec. 12, 1996/Boulder11 Chauncey Billups Oklahoma St. (ot) Jan. 15, 1997/Boulder11 Chauncey Billups George Mason (ot) Dec. 2, 1995/Boulder11 Mike Reid Iowa State Feb. 7, 1985/Boulder10 Marcus Hall vs. Baylor Mar. 13, 2008/Kansas City, Mo.10 Marcus Hall S. Dakota St. Feb. 14, 2005/Boulder10 Antoine McGee Stetson Nov. 24, 2002/Boulder10 Jose Winston Oklahoma St. Jan. 27, 2001/Boulder10 Jaquay Walls California Dec. 4, 1999/Boulder10 Marlon Hughes Georgia Dec. 9, 1997/Boulder10 Marlon Hughes NW State Nov. 22, 1997/Boulder10 Chauncey Billups Nebraska Jan. 4, 1997/Boulder10 Chauncey Billups Oklahoma St. Feb. 24, 1996/Boulder10 Donnie Boyce Oklahoma Mar. 2, 1994/Boulder10 Billy Law Kansas State Feb. 1, 1992/Manhattan, Kan.10 Billy Law Missouri Feb. 19, 1992/Boulder10 Billy Law Iowa State Jan. 5, 1991/Boulder10 Mike Reid Kansas State (ot) Jan. 18, 1986/Boulder10 Mike Reid Texas Tech (ot) Dec. 27, 1984/Boulder10 Mike Reid Kansas State Jan. 19, 1985/Boulder10 Mike Reid Oklahoma St. Feb. 16, 1985/Boulder10 Jay Humphries Pepperdine Jan. 9, 1984/Boulder10 Jay Humphries Iowa State Feb. 8, 1984/Boulder10 Jay Humphries Iowa State Feb. 4, 1981/Boulder

No. Player Oppt. Date/Site11 David Harrison Nebraska Mar. 8, 2003/Boulder10 David Harrison Stetson Nov. 24, 2002/Boulder

10 Steals GamesNo. Player Oppt. Date/Site10 Jay Humphries Wis.-Milwaukee Jan. 15, 1983/Boulder

David Harrison is the only CU player to ever record two triple-doubles.

Cliff Meely 15Richard Roby 7Chauncey Billups 6Shaun Vandiver 6Donnie Boyce 5Burdette Haldorson 4Jaquay Walls 4Ken Charlton 3Pat Frink 3Emmett Lewis 3Scott Wilke 3Stevie Wise 3Art Bunte 2Chuck Gardner 2David Harrison 2Cory Higgins 2Jay Humphries 2JoJo Hunter 2Martice Moore 2

Scott Wedman 2Matt Bullard 1Jim Creighton 1Jim Davis 1Mark Dean 1Wilky Gilmore 1Marcus Hall 1D.J. Harrison 1Ken Hills 1Poncho Hodges 1Bob Jeangerard 1Michel Morandais 1Kenny Price 1Dwight Thorne II 1Gordon Tope 1Larry Vaculik 1Roger Voss 1Chuck Williams 1

Cliff Meely 24Burdette Haldorson 15Shaun Vandiver 13Jim Davis 12Stephane Pelle 11Chuck Gardner 6David Harrison 6Alex Stivrins 6Mike Coleman 3George Hannah 3Poncho Hodges 3Matt Bullard 2Dominique Coleman 2Jim Jochems 2Martice Moore 2Jamahl Mosley 2Scott Wedman 2

Bob Bauers 1Donnie Boyce 1Joe Cooper 1Mark Dean 1Ronnie DeGray 1Wilky Gilmore 1Lamar Harris 1Bob Helzer 1Jermyl Jackson-Wilson 1Vince Kelley 1Dave Logan 1Charlie Melvin 1Milt Mueller 1Jim Ranglos 1Richard Roby 1Ron Smith 1Roger Voss 1

sJay Humphries 7Mike Reid 6Jose Winston 6Chauncey Billups 5Billy Law 3Marcus Hall 2Marlon Hughes 2Donnie Boyce 1Toney Ellis 1Antoine McGee 1Nick Mohr 1Jaquay Walls 1

David Harrison 2

10 ASSIST GAMES 10 BLOCKED SHOTS GAMES

10 STEALS GAMES

30-POINT GAMES 15-REBOUND GAMES 10-ASSIST GAMES

10-BLOCK GAMES


RECORDS

BB EE SS TT ss vv ss .. tt hh ee BB II GG 11 22 COLORADOMost Points: 32, Richard Roby, Mar. 13, 2008 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Most Rebounds: 20, Jamahl Mosley, Mar. 8, 2001 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Assists: 10, Marcus Hall, Mar. 13, 2008 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Steals: 5, Stephane Pelle, Mar. 8, 2001 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Blocks: 5, Marcus King-Stockton, Mar. 13, 2008 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)3-Pointers: 5, three times, most recent, Blair Wilson, Jan. 30, 2002 at Boulder

BAYLORMost Points: 30, DeMarcus Minor, Mar.8, 2001 at Kansas City(Big 12 Tournament)Rebounds: 14, twice, most recent, Terry Black, Mar. 8, 2001 atKansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Assists: 10, John Lucas, Jan. 30, 2002 at BoulderSteals: 6, Wendell Greenleaf, Mar. 8, 2001 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Blocks: 5, Lawrence Roberts, Mar. 1, 2003 at Baylor3-Pointers: 6, Wendell Greenleaf, Jan. 30, 2002 at Boulder

COLORADOMost Points: 42, Jaquay Walls, Feb. 19, 2000 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 19, Lamar Harris, Jan. 17, 2004 at BoulderAssists: 7, Michel Morandais, Feb. 8, 2003 at BoulderSteals: 5, Cory Higgins at Iowa State, Jan. 29, 2008Blocks: 6, David Harrison, Feb. 8, 2003 at Boulder3-Pointers: 7, Jaquay Walls, Feb. 19, 2000 at Boulder

IOWA STATEMost Points: 30, Marcus Fizer, Feb. 19, 2000 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 18, Jackson Vroman, Jan. 17, 2004 at BoulderAssists: 11, Jamaal Tinsley, Feb. 19, 2000 at BoulderSteals: 6, Jamaal Tinsley, Jan. 31, 2001 at BoulderBlocks: 6, Jared Homan, Jan. 22, 2005 at Ames3-Pointers: 6, Jake Sullivan, Feb. 13, 2002 at Ames

COLORADOMost Points: 30, Richard Roby, Jan. 27, 2007, at LawrenceMost Rebounds: 16, Stephane Pelle, Feb. 21, 2001, at LawrenceAssists: 9, Michel Morandais, Feb. 19, 2003, at LawrenceSteals: 6, Jaquay Walls, Jan. 24, 2000, at LawrenceBlocks: 4, four times, most recent, David Harrison, Jan. 5, 2004 at Boulder3-Pointers: 6, twice, most recent, Kenny Price, Feb. 7, 1999 at Boulder

KANSASMost Points: 27, Drew Gooden, Jan. 5, 2002 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 17, Wayne Simien, Jan. 15, 2005 at BoulderAssists: 11, three times, most recent, Aaron Miles, Mar. 8, 2002at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)Steals: 6, Julian Wright, Jan. 27, 2007 at LawrenceBlocks: 5, twice, most recent, Nick Bradford, Jan. 8, 2000 atBoulder3-Pointers: 5, Jeff Boschee, Mar. 8, 2002 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)

COLORADOMost Points: 32, Jaquay Walls, Jan. 22, 2002 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 14, Ronnie DeGray, Jan. 31, 1998 at BoulderAssists: 9, Jose Winston, Feb. 10, 2001 at ManhattanSteals: 6, Marcus Hall, March 4, 2008 at ManhattanBlocks: 7, David Harrison, Mar. 13, 2003 at Dallas (Big 12 Tournament)3-Pointers: 7, three times, most recent, Richard Roby, Feb. 26, 2005 at Boulder

KANSAS STATEMost Points: 33 by Michael Beasley, March 4, 2008 at ManhattanMost Rebounds: 19 by Jeremiah Massey, Feb. 26, 2005 atBoulderAssists: 8 by Frank Richards, Feb. 11, 2003 at ManhattanSteals: 5, twice, most recent Jacob Pullen, Mar. 7, 2009 atManhattanBlocks: 5 by Manny Dies, Jan. 25, 1998 at Manhattan3-Pointers: 5 by Cartier Martin, Jan. 28, 2006 at Boulder

COLORADOMost Points: 33, Richard Roby, Jan. 14, 2006 at Columbia Most Rebounds: 22, Jamahl Mosley, Jan. 10, 2001 at BoulderAssists: 10, Michel Morandais, Feb. 22, 2003 at BoulderSteals: 5, twice, recent Cory Higgins, Jan. 14, 2009 at ColumbiaBlocks: 4, twice, recent, Marcus King-Stockton , Feb. 23, 2008 at Columbia3-Pointers: 6, twice, most recent, Richard Roby, Jan. 14, 2006 at Columbia

MISSOURIMost Points: 29, Kareem Rush, Jan. 19, 2002 at ColumbiaMost Rebounds: 19, Arthur Johnson, Jan. 10, 2001 atBoulderAssists: 8, Keyon Dooling, Feb. 13, 1999 at ColumbiaSteals: 7, Rickey Paulding, Feb. 10, 2004 at Columbia Blocks: 4, twice, most recent, Arthur Johnson, Feb. 22, 2003 at Boulder3-Pointers: 5, four times, most recent, Matt Lawrence, Feb. 28, 2007 at Columbia

COLORADOMost Points: 35, Chauncey Billups, Feb. 5, 1997 at Lincoln Most Rebounds: 17, Stephane Pelle, Feb. 17, 2001 at BoulderAssists: 10, Chauncey Billups, Jan. 4, 1997 at BoulderSteals: 4, five times, most recent, Richard Roby, Jan. 12, 2005 at BoulderBlocks: 11, David Harrison, Mar. 8, 2003 at Boulder3-Pointers: 7, D.J. Harrison, Feb. 5, 2002 at Boulder

NEBRASKAMost Points: 28, Aleks Maric, Jan. 20, 2007 at LincolnMost Rebounds: 16, twice, most recent, Aleks Maric, Mar. 9,2008, in LincolnAssists: 8, Charles Richardson, Mar. 3, 2007 at BoulderSteals: 5, three times, most recent, Brennon Clemmons, Mar. 8,2003 at BoulderBlocks: 7 by Marcus Neal, Mar. 2, 2005 at Lincoln3-Pointers: 6 by Cary Cochran, Mar. 7 2002 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)


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COLORADOMost Points: 28, twice, most recent, Richard Roby, Feb. 15, 2006 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 15, David Harrison, Feb. 25, 2004 at BoulderAssists: 8, Jaquay Walls, Jan. 19, 2000 at BoulderSteals: 3, five times, most recent, Dwight Thorne II, Feb. 7, 2009 at NormanBlocks: 4, David Harrison, Feb. 25, 2004 at Boulder3-Pointers: 5 by Chauncey Billups, Feb. 12, 1997 at Norman

OKLAHOMAMost Points: 35, Jason Detrick, Feb. 25, 2004 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 14, Eduardo Najera, Jan. 19, 2000 at BoulderAssists: 7, twice, most recent, Terrell Everett, Feb. 15, 2006 atBoulderSteals: 5, Hollis Price, Mar. 2, 2002 at BoulderBlocks: 6, Ryan Humphrey, Jan. 9, 1999 at Norman3-Pointers: 7, twice, recent Tony Crocker (at Oklahoma), Feb. 7, 2009

COLORADOMost Points: 34, Jaquay Walls, Feb. 10, 1999 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 16, David Harrison, Mar. 5, 2003 at BoulderAssists: 11, Chauncey Billups, Jan. 15, 1997 at BoulderSteals: 6, Richard Roby, Jan. 21, 2006 at StillwaterBlocks: 2, eight times, most recent, Xavier Silas, Feb. 6, 2008 at Stillwater3-Pointers: 5, twice, most recent, Kal Bay, Feb. 3, 2007 at Boulder

OKLAHOMA STATEMost Points: 30, James Anderson, Feb. 25, 2009 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 16, Andre Williams, Jan. 27, 2001 at BoulderAssists: 10, twice, most recent, Doug Gottlieb, Feb. 10,1999 at BoulderSteals: 3, four times, most recent, Byron Eaton, Jan. 21,2006 at StillwaterBlocks: 3 by Andre Williams, Jan. 27, 2001 at Boulder3-Pointers: 6, three times, most recent, James Anderson,Feb. 25, 2009 at Boulder

COLORADOMost Points: 34, Cory Higgins, Feb. 14, 2009 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 15, Stephane Pelle, Feb. 7, 2001 at BoulderAssists: 9, Chauncey Billups, Mar. 1, 1997 at BoulderSteals: 3, seven times, most recent, Cory Higgins, Mar. 11, 2009, Oklahoma City, Okla.Blocks: 5, Marcus King-Stockton, Mar. 14, 2008 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)3-Pointers: 9, Kenny Price, Mar. 5, 1999 at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament)

TEXASMost Points: 37, Kevin Durant, Jan. 6, 2007 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 21, Brad Buckman, Feb. 8, 2005at Boulder Assists: 12, T.J. Ford, Feb. 9, 2002 at AustinSteals: 5, twice, most recent, A.J. Abrams, Mar. 11,2009, Oklahoma City, Okla.Blocks: 6, Chris Mihm, Feb. 28, 1998 at Austin3-Pointers: 5, three times, most recent, A.J. Abrams, Feb. 14, 2009 at Boulder

COLORADOMost Points: 27, Cory Higgins, Mar. 4, 2009 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 14, Stephane Pelle, Feb. 26, 2002 at College StationAssists: 11, Nick Mohr, Feb. 26, 2002 at College StationSteals: 4, Michel Morandais, Feb. 26, 2002 at College Station Blocks: 5, David Harrison, Feb. 15, 2003 at Boulder3-Pointers: 6, Kenny Price, Feb. 17, 1999 at Boulder

TEXAS A&MMost Points: 34, Bernard King, Feb. 11, 2000 at College Station Most Rebounds: 15, Joseph Jones, Jan. 13, 2007 at BoulderAssists: 7, Jamaal Gilchrist, Feb. 11, 2000 at College StationSteals: 6, Dario Quesada, Feb. 8, 1997 at BoulderBlocks: 3, Marlon Pompey, Mar. 10, 2006 at Dallas (Big 12Tournament)3-Pointers: 5, four times, most recent), Josh Carter, Jan. 13, 2007 at Boulder

COLORADOMost Points: 29, three times, most recent, Richard Roby, Feb. 2, 2005 at LubbockMost Rebounds: 19, Charlie Melvin, Feb. 11, 1998 at BoulderAssists: 7, Jose Winston, Jan. 20, 2001 at Lubbock Steals: 5, Kenny Price, Feb. 24, 1999 at LubbockBlocks: 7, David Harrison, Feb. 18, 2004 at Boulder3-Pointers: 7, Richard Roby, Feb. 2, 2005 at Lubbock

TEXAS TECHMost Points: 33, Andre Emmett, Feb. 16, 2002 at BoulderMost Rebounds: 18, Devonne Giles, Feb. 18, 2004 at BoulderAssists: 9, Jamal Brown, Jan. 20, 2001 — at LubbockSteals: 4, James Ware, Mar. 4, 2000 at BoulderBlocks: 3, three times, most recent, Darryl Dora, Feb. 11, 2006 atBoulder3-Pointers: 5, twice, most recent, Rayford Young, Mar. 4, 2000 at Boulder

All-Big 12 Highs (Colorado and Opponent)

COLORADOMost Points: 42, Jaquay Walls, Feb 19, 2000 at Boulder (Iowa State)Most Rebounds: 22, Jamahl Mosley, Jan. 10, 2001 at Boulder (Missouri)Assists: 11, Nick Mohr, Feb. 26, 2002 at College Station (Texas A&M)Steals: 6, three times (Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State)Blocks: 11, David Harrison, Mar. 8, 2003 at Boulder (Nebraska)3-Pointers: 9, Kenny Price, Mar. 5, 1999 at Kansas City, Big 12 Tournament (Texas)

BIG 12Most Points: 37, Kevin Durant, Jan. 6, 2007 at Boulder (Texas)Most Rebounds: 21, Brad Buckman, Feb. 8, 2005 at Boulder (Texas)Assists: 12, T.J. Ford, Feb. 9, 2002 at Austin (Texas)Steals: 7, Rickey Paulding, Feb. 10, 2004 at Columbia (Missouri)Blocks: 7, Marcus Neal, Mar. 2, 2005 at Lincoln (Nebraska)3-Pointers: 7, twice, most recent, Tony Crocker (at Oklahoma), Feb. 7, 2009


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Most Double-Doubles, Career1. Shaun Vandiver, 1988-91 572. Cliff Meely, 1968-71 503. Jim Davis, 1961-64 474. Stephane Pelle, 1999-03 365. Scott Wedman, 1971-74 356. Burdette Haldorson, 1951-55 337. Ken Charlton, 1960-63 318. Alex Stivrins, 1983-85 299. David Harrison, 2001-04 2510. Wilky Gilmore, 1959-62 2211. Vince Kelley, 1980-84 1712. Roger Voss, 1959-61 1513. three tied (most recent,

Jamahl Mosley, 1997-2001) 1416. three tied (most recent,

Mark Dean, 1991-94) 1319. three tied (most recent,

Donnie Boyce, 1991-95; 12Scott Wilke, 1984-88)

22. Richard Roby, 2004-08 1123. two tied 1025. two tied (most recent,

Ronnie DeGray, 1996-98) 927. two tied (most recent,

Charlie Melvin, 1995-98 829. six tied (most recent,

Chauncey Billups 1995-97) 735. nine tied (most recent,

Chris Copeland, 2002-06) 643. four tied 546. 13 tied 459. eight tied 3

Most Double-Doubles, Season1. Shaun Vandiver, 1989-90 21

Burdette Haldorson, 1954-55 213. Cliff Meely, 1968-69 204. Shaun Vandiver, 1990-91 19

Jim Davis, 1962-63 196. Jim Davis, 1962-63 187. Shaun Vandiver, 1988-89 17

Alex Stivrins, 1984-85 17Cliff Meely, 1969-70 17

10. Wilky Gilmore, 1959-69 1411. Stephane Pelle, 2001-02 13

Scott Wedman, 1971-72 13Cliff Meely, 1970-71 13Roger Voss, 1960-61 13

15. David Harrison, 2003-04 12Stephane Pelle, 2002-03 12Alex Stivrins, 1983-84 12Scott Wedman, 1972-73 12Jim Creighton, 1971-72 12Chuck Gardner, 1965-66 12Ken Charlton, 1961-62 12Ken Charlton, 1960-61 12

23. Mark Dean, 1993-94 10Scott Wedman, 1973-74 10Jim Davis, 1961-62 10

TOTAL DOUBLE-DOUBLES

TOTAL TRIPLE-DOUBLES (3)

Points-Rebounds-BlocksDavid Harrison 2

vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 2002 (31 pts., 17 rbs., 10 blks.)

vs. Nebraska, Mar. 8, 2003 (20 pts.10 rbs., 11 blks.)

Points-Rebounds-AssistsChauncey Billups 1

vs. George Mason, Dec. 2, 1995 (24 pts., 11 rbs., 11 assts.)

Shaun Vandiver holds the CU record for most double-doubles in a career (57) and in a season (21).

Cliff Meely ranks second in career double-doubles (50) and is third overall in seasonal doubles with 20.

Both Meely and Shaun Vandiver played only three years as a Buff.

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MINUTES PLAYEDIndividual—58, Matt Clark, Oklahoma State vs. CU, Feb.

5, 1983Team—300, Colorado and Oklahoma State (4 OTs), Feb.

5, 1983

FIELD GOALS MADEIndividual—16, Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma vs. CU, Jan.

18, 1984; and Scott Wilke, CU vs. Loyola-Chicago, Dec.22, 1987, Jaquay Walls vs. Iowa St., Feb 23, 2000

Team—50, CU vs. Adams State, Dec. 16, 1980Two-team—89, CU (48) vs. Central Connecticut State

(41) in Mile High Classic, Dec. 7, 1990

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDIndividual—30, Kevin Jones, Wisconsin-Milwaukee vs. CU,

Jan. 15, 1983Team—103, George Mason vs. CU, Dec. 2, 1995 (ot)Two-team—190, Central Connecticut State (98) vs. CU

(92) in Mile High Classic, Dec. 7, 1990

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEIndividual—1.000 (10-of-10), David Harrison, CU vs.

Baylor, Jan. 31, 2004Team—.673 (33-of-49), Kansas State vs. CU, Jan. 16,

1982CU Best—.656 (40-of-61), vs. Midwestern State, Dec.

29, 1979

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEIndividual—12, Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, Feb. 23, 2002Team—20, Missouri, Feb. 23, 2002Two-team—30, CU (17) vs. Oklahoma State (13), Jan.

30, 2005

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDIndividual—21, Kyle Kerlegan, Cal State-Northridge vs.

CU, Nov. 23, 1990Team—44, Cal State-Northridge vs. CU, Nov. 23, 1990;

and Central Connecticut State vs. CU in Mile High Classic,Dec. 7, 1990

Two-team—65, CU (21) vs. Cal State-Northridge (44),Nov. 23, 1990

FREE THROWS MADEIndividual—18, Jaquay Walls, CU vs. Oklahoma State,

Feb. 10, 1999Team—36, CU vs. Iowa State, Jan. 30, 1980Two-team—53, Oklahoma State (27) vs. CU (26), Feb.

1, 1989; and Missouri (27) vs. CU (26), Jan. 9, 1993

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDIndividual—21, Tony Dumas, UMKC vs. CU, Jan. 12,

1994Team—49, CU vs. Towson State, Nov. 25, 1991Two-team—91, CU (43) vs. George Mason (48), Dec. 2,

1995 (ot)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEIndividual—1.000 (16-of-16), Jo Jo Hunter, CU vs. Iowa

State, Jan. 30, 1980; Chauncey Billups, CU vs. Oklahoma,Feb. 17, 1996

Team—.962 (25-of-26), CU vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 1996Team (1.000)—10-of-10, Oklahoma vs. CU, Jan. 5,

1980

REBOUNDSIndividual, half—14, Stephane Pelle, CU vs. Missouri,

Feb. 22, 2003Individual, game—22, Jamahl Mosley, CU vs. Missouri,

Jan. 10, 2001Team—68, Georgia vs. Long Island in Mile High Classic,

Dec. 6, 1991Two-team—117, Georgia (68) vs. Long Island (49) in

Mile High Classic, Dec. 6, 1991

ASSISTSIndividual—15, Keith Gibbs, Cal State-Northridge vs. CU,

Nov. 23, 1990; 15, Jose Winston, CU vs. Coppin St., Jan.2, 2001

By a Buff—15, Jose Winston, CU vs. Coppin St., Jan. 2,2001

Team—35, Oklahoma vs. CU, Feb. 17, 1996; CU vs. ElonCollege, Nov. 20, 1998

Two-team—67, CU (44) vs. George Mason (23), Dec. 2,1995 (ot)

STEALSIndividual—10, Jay Humphries, CU vs. Wisconsin-

Milwaukee, Jan. 15, 1983Team—21, CU vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan. 15, 1983Two-team—29, CU (21) vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (8),

Jan. 15, 1983; CU (15) vs. UMKC (14), Feb. 10, 1996

TURNOVERSIndividual—11, Devon Chambers, SUNY-Buffalo vs. CU,

Jan. 13, 1993; Isaac Spencer, Murray St. vs. CU, Dec. 28,2000

By a Buff—9, Michel Morandais vs. Iowa State, Jan. 17,2004

Team—31, SUNY-Buffalo vs. CU, Jan. 13, 1993; IowaState vs. CU, Jan. 7, 1995

By Colorado—26, at Iowa State, Mar. 4, 2004

BLOCKED SHOTSIndividual—11, David Harrison vs. Nebraska, March 8,

2003Team—15, CU vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

PERSONAL FOULSTeam—36, Northwestern State vs. CU, Dec. 30, 1996By Colorado—33, Colorado vs. Missouri, Jan. 9, 1993Two-team—63, CU (32) vs. New Mexico State (31),

Dec. 6, 1980

DISQUALIFICATIONSTeam—5, Northwestern State vs. CU, Dec. 30, 1996Two-team—7, Oklahoma State (4) vs. CU (3), Feb. 5,

1983

POINTSIndividual, half—28, Tony Dumas, UMKC vs. CU, Jan.

12, 1994 (2nd)By a Buff, half—28, Cory Higgins, Colorado State,

Dec. 10, 2008 (2nd)Individual, game—43, Tony Dumas, UMKC vs. CU,

Jan. 12, 1994By a Buff, game—42, Jaquay Walls, CU vs. Iowa

State, Feb. 19, 2000Consecutive Points, Team—24, CU vs. Valparaiso,

Nov. 27, 1989Team, half—80, Central Connecticut State vs. CU in

Mile High Classic, Dec. 7, 1990Team, game—132, CU vs. George Mason, Dec. 2,

1995 (ot)Team, overtime—26, CU vs. George Mason, Dec. 2,

1995Two-team, half—155, Central Connecticut State (80)

vs. CU (75) in Mile High Classic, Dec. 7, 1990Two-team, game—249, CU (132) vs. George Mason

(117), Dec. 2, 1995 (ot)Two-team, overtime—37, Oklahoma State (21) vs.

CU (16), Jan. 23, 1982; CU (26) vs. George Mason(11), Dec. 2, 1995

Two-team, multi-overtime—53, Oklahoma State(29) vs. CU (24), Feb. 5, 1983 (4 OTs)

Fewest Points, half—16, St. Francis vs. CU, Dec. 8,1980; Texas A&M vs. CU, Feb. 17, 1999

Fewest Points, game—37, St. Francis vs. CU, Dec.8, 1980

Fewest Points, overtime—0, by Colorado andOklahoma State, Feb. 5, 1983 (third OT)

Fewest Points, Two-team, half—35, CU (18) vs.Kansas (17), Feb. 21, 1981 (1st)

Fewest Points, Two-team, game—97, Nebraska(53) vs. CU (44), Jan. 19, 1980

Fewest Points, Two-team, overtime—0,Oklahoma State (0) vs. CU (0), Feb. 5, 1983 (thirdOT)

MARGIN OF VICTORYLargest by CU—43, CU (118) vs. Adams State (75),

Dec. 16, 1980; and CU (93) vs. SUNY-Buffalo (50),Jan. 13, 1993

Largest by Opponent—34, Kansas (87) vs. CU(53), Jan. 29, 1994

ATTENDANCECollegiate—11,363, CU vs. Kansas Jan. 22, 2001

(Kansas won, 85-75)Exhibition—9,679, CU vs. USSR, Nov. 8, 1979 (USSR

won, 88-73)

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ACTIONMost Games Played: 33, in 1990-91 and 1998-99Fewest Games Played: 4, in 1902Most Minutes Played: 6,650, in 1990-91Most Conference Minutes Played: 3,275, in 1997-98

WINS AND LOSSESMost Wins : 22, in 1996-97Most Wins/Conference: 13, in 1961-62Fewest Wins: 1, in 1922-23Fewest Wins/Conference: 0, in 1985-86Most Losses: 22, 2008-09Most Losses/Conference: 15, 2008-09Fewest Losses: 0, eight games, 1920-21Fewest Losses/Conference: 0, six games, 1920-21Highest Winning Percentage (at home): 14-1, .933, 2002-03Lowest Winning Percentage: .167, 1-5 in 1922-23Longest Winning Streak: 14, in 1941-42 (Dec. 27, 1941, to Feb. 28, 1942)Longest Winning Streak/Conference: 13, (two seasons) from Feb. 2, 1929, to Jan. 25, 1930Longest Winning Streak/Big 12: 8, in 2002-03 (Jan. 22-March 8, 2003)Longest Winning Streak/Home: 28, Feb. 20, 1961, to Dec. 16, 1963Longest Winning Streak/Road: 8, Dec. 27, 1941, to Feb. 14, 1942Longest Winning Streak/Start of Season: 14, first 14 games of 1941-42Longest Losing Streak: 17, Jan. 8, 1986, to Mar. 7, 1986Longest Losing Streak/Conference: 26, Feb. 27, 1985, to Feb. 11, 1987Longest Losing Streak/Home: 7. Jan. 15, 1986, to Mar. 1, 1986Longest Losing Streak/Road: 22, Jan. 2, 1988, to Dec. 2, 1989Longest Losing Streak/Start of Season: 7, first seven games of 1953-54

MOST POINTS SCOREDOverall: 2,717, 1990-91Conference: 1,231, 2001-02Highest Scoring Average: 82.3, 1990-91Highest Scoring Average/Conference: 78.9, 1988-89Most Points Allowed: 2621, 1990-91Highest Scoring Margin: +18.8, 1901-02 (four games)Highest Scoring Margin, 15 or more games: +14.1, 1938-39 (18 games)Most 100-Point Games: 6, in 1990-91Most 90-Point Games: 8, in 1989-90Most 80-Point Games: 17, in 1989-90Most Consecutive 70-Point Games: 15, in 1994-95Most Consecutive 80-Point Games: 6, in 1990-91Most Consecutive 90-Point Games: 3, in 2000-01

MOST REBOUNDSOverall: 1,351, 2002-03Conference: 690, 2002-03Highest Rebound Average: 49.8, 1960-61Highest Rebound Average/Conference: 43.1, 2002-03Highest Rebound Margin: +10.0, 1954-55

MOST FIELD GOALSOverall Made: 996, 1990-91Made/Conference: 449, 2001-02Overall Attempted: 2,117, 1990-91Attempted/Conference: 1,022, 2005-06Highest Percentage: .502, 1985-86Highest Percentage/Conference: .501, 380 of 758, in 1980-81Lowest Percentage: .311, 1952-53Best Field Goal Percentage Defense: .345, 1954-55Worst Field Goal Percentage Defense: .515, 1981-82

MOST FREE THROWSOverall Made: 612, 1954-55Made/Conference: 297, 1996-97Overall Attempted: 865, 1954-55Attempted/Conference: 417, 1996-97Highest Percentage: .752, 1979-80Highest Percentage/Conference: .786, 1979-80

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSOverall Made: 240, 2005-06Made/Conference: 136, 2005-06Overall Attempted: 701, 2005-06Attempted/Conference: 398, 2005-06Highest Percentage: .371, 1995-96Lowest Percentage: .290 in both 1993-94 and 1988-89

MOST ASSISTSOverall: 561, 1990-91Conference: 266, 1984-85Highest Assist Average: 19.0, 1982-83

MOST STEALSOverall: 285, 1994-95Conference: 140, 1994-95

TURNOVERSMost Overall: 536, 1977-78Most Conference: 270, 1992-93Fewest Overall: 346, 1979-80

MOST BLOCKSOverall: 214, 2002-03Conference: 122, 2002-03

MOST PERSONAL FOULSOverall: 678, 1976-77Conference: 350, 1977-78 and 2000-01Most Disqualifications: 42, 1951-52Fewest Disqualifications: 3, 2002-03

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Most Points Scored: 45, Wilt Chamberlain,Kansas at Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1956Most Rebounds: 24, Bill Cain, Iowa State atAmes, Jan. 19, 1970Most Assists: 16, Anthony Manuel, Bradley atPeoria, Dec. 9, 1987Most Steals: 7, Mookie Blaylock, Oklahoma atNorman, Jan. 25, 1989Most Blocked Shots: 7, Stacey King,Oklahoma at Norman, Feb. 27, 1988, Neil Yanke,Yale, Nov. 25, 1999Most Turnovers: 11, Devon Chambers, SUNY-Buffalo at Boulder, Jan. 13, 1993; Isaac Spencer,Murray State at Boulder, Dec. 28, 2000

TEAMMost Field Goals Made: 56, Oklahoma atNorman, Feb. 27, 1988Most Field Goals Attempted: 107, UNLV atBoulder, Dec. 3, 1975Best Field Goal Percentage: .704 (38 of54), Kansas at Lawrence, Feb. 25, 1989

Three-Point Field Goals Made: 17,Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Boulder, Dec. 30, 2001Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 44,Cal State-Northridge at Boulder, Nov. 23, 1990;Central Connecticut State at Boulder, Feb. 23,1953Most Free Throws Made: 42, UCLA at LosAngeles, Dec. 2, 1977Most Free Throws Attempted: 54,Oklahoma State at Stillwater, Dec. 22, 1952Best Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 (17of 17), Oklahoma at Norman, Feb. 16, 1990;1.000 (8 of 8), Iowa State at Boulder, Jan. 16,2002Most Points Scored/Half: 80, CentralConnecticut State at Boulder, Dec. 7, 1990Most Points Scored/Game: 134,Oklahoma at Norman, Feb. 20, 1985; Iowa Stateat Ames, Mar. 5, 1988Most Rebounds: 72, Northwestern atChicago, Dec. 12, 1964; Kansas at Lawrence, Feb.26, 1994

Most Assists: 35, Oklahoma at Boulder, Feb.17, 1996Most Steals: 19, Oklahoma State at Stillwater,Jan. 10, 1981; Iowa State at Kansas City, Dec.27, 1974Most Blocked Shots: 13, Yale at Boulder,Nov. 25, 1999Most Turnovers: 31, on four occasionsMost Personal Fouls: 40, Kansas State atKansas City, Dec. 29, 1965Fewest Personal Fouls: 7, Kansas at KansasCity, Dec. 29, 1956Most Points Scored in a Losing Game:108, Central Connecticut State vs. Colorado (124)in Boulder, Dec. 7, 1990Most Points Scored in a LosingGame/Overtime: 117, George Mason vs.Colorado (132) in Boulder, Dec. 2, 1996

(All records except points, wins and losses are since1952-53 season)

Most Minutes Played65, vs. Iowa State, Feb. 27, 1960 (5 ot)

Most PointsHalf: 75, vs. Central Connecticut State, Dec. 7,1990 (2nd)Overall: 132, vs. George Mason, Dec. 2, 1995(ot)Conference: 107, vs. Iowa State, Mar. 5, 1970Both Teams: 249, Colorado (132) vs. GeorgeMason (117), Dec. 2, 1995 (ot)Conference/Both Teams: 218, Colorado (84)at Oklahoma (134), Feb. 27, 1988Two Consecutive Games: 224, Dec. 3,2000, vs. Texas-Arlington (119-75); Dec. 6, 2000,at St. Mary’s (105-61)Three Consecutive Games: 318, Dec. 29,1990, to Jan. 5, 1991; Nov. 28, 2000, to Dec. 6,2000Consecutive Points Scored/Game: 24, vs.Valparaiso, Nov. 27, 1989Winning Margin: 66, Colorado (76) atLeadville H.S. (10), Jan. 7, 1910Losing Margin: 52, Colorado (40) at KansasState (92), Feb. 2, 1952

Fewest PointsOverall: 6, vs. Boulder Youth Association, Feb.22, 1903Conference: 9, vs. Colorado Mines, Feb. 22,1923

Most ReboundsHalf: 39, vs. Central Connecticut State, Dec. 7,1990 (1st)

Overall: 70, vs. New Mexico, Dec. 7, 1959Conference Half: 32, vs. Iowa State, Mar. 5,1970 (1st)Conference: 68, vs. Iowa State, Feb. 27, 1960

Most Field GoalsOverall Made: 50 (of 83), vs. Adams State,Dec. 16, 1980Conference Made: 44 (of 84), vs. Iowa State,Mar. 5, 1970Overall Attempted: 96, vs. Oklahoma, Jan.17, 1955; at Oklahoma, Jan. 12, 1953Conference Attempted: 96, vs. Oklahoma,Jan. 17, 1955; at Oklahoma, Jan. 12, 1953Overall 3PT FG Made: 17, vs. OklahomaState, Jan. 30, 2005Conference 3PT FG Made: 17, vs. OklahomaState, Jan. 30, 2005Overall 3PT FG Attempted: 35, vs.Montana, Dec. 10, 2001Conference 3PT FG Attempted: 31, vs.Iowa State, Mar. 5, 2005Overall Percentage: .758, (25 of 33), atNebraska, Jan. 21, 1981Conference Percentage: .758, (25 of 33), atNebraska, Jan. 21, 1981

Fewest Field GoalsOverall Made: 12, on four occasionsConference Made: 12, vs. Oklahoma, Mar. 7,1997Overall Attempted: 30, vs. Kansas, Feb. 10,1958Conference Attempted: 30, vs. Kansas, Feb.10, 1958

Most Free ThrowsOverall Made: 46, (of 62) vs. Brigham Young,Dec. 4, 1954

Conference Made: 39, (of 54) vs. Oklahoma,Feb. 16, 1957Consecutive Made: 28, in 1983 (Dec. 7 vs.Colorado State, 23; Dec. 10, at UC-Irvine, 5)Overall Attempted: 62, vs. Brigham Young,Dec. 4, 1954Conference Attempted: 54, vs. Oklahoma,Feb. 16, 1957Overall Percentage (Min. 10 Attempts):1.000, 14 of 14, at Nebraska, Feb. 16, 1980Conference Percentage: 1.000, 14 of 14, atNebraska, Feb. 16, 1980

Fewest Free ThrowsOverall Made: 0, (of 1) at Iowa State, Jan.14, 1987Conference Made: 0, (of 1) at Iowa State,Jan. 14, 1987Overall Attempted: 1, at Iowa State, Jan. 14,1987Conference Attempted: 1, at Iowa State, Jan.14, 1987

Most AssistsHalf: 23, vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, Dec. 11, 1976(2nd)Overall: 44, vs. George Mason, Dec. 2, 1995Conference: 33, vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 26, 1983

Most StealsHalf: 13, vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan. 15,1983 (1st)Overall: 21, vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jan. 15,1983Conference: 19, at Oklahoma State, Jan. 16,1988

Most TurnoversHalf: 20, at Iowa State, Feb. 6, 1993 (1st)Overall: 36, vs. Iowa State, Dec. 27, 1974Conference: 31, at Oklahoma, Feb. 20, 1985

Fewest TurnoversHalf: 0, vs. Oklahoma State, Jan. 30, 1991 (1st)Overall: 2, at San Jose State, Dec. 19, 1978Conference: 5, vs. Nebraska, Feb. 12, 1974, vs. Texas, Feb. 8, 2005

Most Blocked ShotsHalf: 8, on three occasionsOverall: 13, on three occasionsConference: 15, vs. Nebraska, March 8, 2003

Most Personal FoulsHalf: 23, at Colorado State, Dec. 7, 1951 (2nd)Overall: 37, vs. Denver, Dec. 4, 1964Conference: 36, vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 23, 1953

Fewest Personal FoulsHalf: 2, on two occasionsOverall: 5, vs. Norfolk State, Nov. 27, 1997

Most Disqualifications5, at Southern Cal, Dec. 20, 1975

Consecutive Points Scored Two Games: 29, last 13 points vs. Texas, Feb.4, 2003; first 16 points vs. Iowa State, Feb. 8,2003

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Overtime Games W L Pct.Single overtime .................................................................... 35 35 .500Double overtime .................................................................. 6 5 .546Triple overtime .................................................................... 1 2 .333Quadruple overtime .............................................................. 0 1 .000Quintuple overtime .............................................................. 0 1 .000

Totals .............................................................................. 42 44 .488

Overtime Games (Conference) W L Pct.Baylor ................................................................................ 1 1 .500Iowa State .......................................................................... 5 6 .454Kansas................................................................................ 3 1 .750Kansas State........................................................................ 1 7 .125Missouri .............................................................................. 7 5 .583Nebraska ............................................................................ 1 2 .333Oklahoma .......................................................................... 3 4 .429Oklahoma State .................................................................. 3 6 .333Texas.................................................................................. 0 1 .000Texas Tech .......................................................................... 1 2 .333

Totals .............................................................................. 25 35 .417

No overtimes played 1901-1935Dec. 22, 1936 vs. Missouri.............................L 32-37Jan. 2, 1940 at Duquesne............................L 45-47Mar. 23, 1940 vs. Rice (Kansas City, Mo.) ...........L 56-60Jan. 27, 1945 at Wyoming ...........................W 43-41Jan. 2, 1947 vs. Kansas..............................W 52-50Jan. 20, 1947 vs. Kansas..............................W 59-54Feb. 11, 1948 vs. Oklahoma State..................L 30-32Feb. 6, 1950 vs. Kansas..............................W 50-48Dec. 19, 1950 at Santa Clara ........................W 52-50Dec. 29, 1950 vs. Iowa State (Kansas City, Mo.)..L 54-58Jan. 20, 1951 at Iowa State .........................W 47-42Dec. 7, 1951 vs. Colorado State....................L 58-65 (3 ot)Dec. 27, 1954 vs. Oklahoma (Kansas City, Mo.)...L 71-73Feb. 8, 1958 vs. Missouri.............................L 51-55Dec. 5, 1958 vs. Washington .......................W 70-63Dec. 14, 1959 vs. Iowa ................................W 76-68 (2 ot)Jan. 8, 1960 vs. Oklahoma..........................L 62-64 (2 ot)Jan. 16, 1960 vs. Nebraska ..........................W 62-57Feb. 27, 1960 vs. Iowa State.........................L 80-83 (5 ot)Dec. 14, 1960 vs. New Mexico State ..............W 89-87 (2 ot)Jan. 28, 1961 vs. Iowa State ........................W 67-65Dec. 4, 1961 at Texas Tech ..........................L 82-84 (2 ot)Feb. 17, 1964 at Iowa State ..........................L 58-60Mar. 2, 1964 at Kansas ...............................L 71-73Jan. 28, 1965 at Oklahoma State...................L 55-59 (3 ot)Dec. 20, 1965 at Arizona ..............................W 77-73 (3 ot)Feb. 11, 1967 vs. Missouri ............................W 79-75Feb. 18, 1967 at Kansas State .......................L 53-55

Dec. 13, 1967 vs. Creighton ..........................W 67-66Jan. 15, 1968 vs. Kansas State ......................L 56-57Feb. 12, 1968 vs. Missouri ............................W 79-76Feb. 3, 1969 at Missouri .............................W 80-79Feb. 22, 1969 at Iowa State ..........................L 76-80Jan. 4, 1972 at Tulane................................W 75-74Jan. 15, 1973 at Missouri .............................W 81-79Feb. 3, 1973 at Iowa State .........................W 83-81Feb. 17, 1973 vs. Missouri ............................W 77-68Jan. 17, 1975 vs. Oklahoma .........................W 71-69 (2 ot)Mar. 3, 1976 vs. Oklahoma State.................W 86-83Jan. 18, 1978 at Missouri..............................L 68-70Dec. 17, 1979 vs. U.S. International...............W 63-60Feb. 6, 1980 at Kansas State .......................L 61-62Jan. 17, 1981 vs. Kansas State ......................L 62-63Dec. 19, 1981 vs. Colorado State...................W 54-53Jan. 23, 1982 vs. Oklahoma State..................L 90-95Feb. 2, 1983 vs. Missouri.............................L 65-68 (2 ot)Feb. 5, 1983 at Oklahoma State...................L 91-96 (4 ot)Jan. 18, 1984 vs. Oklahoma..........................L 89-100 (2 ot)Jan. 21, 1984 vs. Oklahoma State..................L 74-76Dec. 27, 1984 vs. Texas Tech .........................L 75-76Feb. 27, 1985 vs. Missouri ............................W 88-79Jan. 18, 1986 vs. Kansas State ......................L 69-77Dec. 11, 1986 at Colorado State.....................L 64-67Dec. 11, 1988 vs. St. Louis ...........................W 85-76Dec. 30, 1988 vs. M. Tenn. St. (Portland, Ore.)...L 105-107Jan. 11, 1989 at Iowa State ..........................L 77-81Mar. 10, 1989 vs. Oklahoma (Kansas City, Mo.) ...L 87-95 (2 ot)

Mar. 9, 1990 vs. Missouri (Kansas City, Mo.) ....W 92-89Jan. 2, 1991 at San Diego ..........................W 89-82Feb. 6, 1991 vs. Missouri.............................L 65-75Dec. 2, 1991 at Cal-Irvine............................W 73-70 (2 ot)Feb. 5, 1992 vs. Oklahoma .........................W 70-68Feb. 10, 1992 at Iowa State ..........................L 82-96Jan. 16, 1993 at Kansas State .......................L 78-83Dec. 2, 1995 vs. George Mason ...................W 132-117Jan. 16, 1996 vs. Southern Utah ....................L 80-82Feb. 7, 1996 at Kansas State ......................W 64-63Nov. 24, 1996 vs. Drake ...............................W 82-80Nov. 29, 1996 vs. Auburn (Hawai’i) .................W 78-72Jan. 15, 1997 vs. Oklahoma State.................W 78-71Feb. 3, 1998 at Oklahoma State...................L 74-86Feb. 11, 1998 vs. Texas Tech.........................W 91-80 (2 ot)Nov. 28, 1999 at Virginia Commonwealth ..........L 78-82Feb. 19, 2000 vs. Iowa State ........................W 102-90Dec. 30, 2000 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...........W 74-71Feb. 17, 2001 vs. Nebraska ...........................L 82-87Mar. 8, 2001 vs. Baylor (Kansas City, Mo.) ........L 84-86Jan. 18, 2003 at Nebraska ............................L 77-80Feb. 25, 2004 Oklahoma..............................W 94-87Mar. 17, 2004 at Oregon (NIT).......................L 72-77Jan. 22 2005 at Iowa State .........................W 54-52Jan. 21 2006 at Oklahoma State ..................W 80-78Mar. 13 2008 vs. Baylor (Oklahoma State, Okla.) .W 91-84 (2 ot)Nov. 18 2009 Montana State ........................L 82-85Jan. 24 2009 Kansas State ...........................L 75-77Feb. 14 2009 Texas ....................................L 76-85

Overtime Games (Non-Conference) W L Pct.Auburn................................................................................ 1 0 1.000Cal-Irvine ............................................................................ 1 0 1.000Colorado State .................................................................... 1 2 .333Creighton ............................................................................ 1 0 1.000Drake ................................................................................ 1 0 1.000Duquense ............................................................................ 0 1 .000George Mason...................................................................... 1 0 1.000Iowa .................................................................................. 1 0 1.000Middle Tennessee State ........................................................ 0 1 .000Montana State .................................................................. 0 1 .000New Mexico State ................................................................ 1 0 1.000Oregon .............................................................................. 0 1 .000Rice.................................................................................... 0 1 .000St. Louis.............................................................................. 1 0 1.000San Diego .......................................................................... 1 0 1.000Santa Clara.......................................................................... 1 0 1.000Southern Utah...................................................................... 0 1 .000Tulane ................................................................................ 1 0 1.000U.S. International ................................................................ 1 0 1.000Virginia Commonwealth ........................................................ 0 1 .000Washington ........................................................................ 1 0 1.000Wisconsin-Milwaukee ............................................................ 1 0 1.000Wyoming ............................................................................ 1 0 1.000Totals .............................................................................. 16 9 .640

OVERTIME RECORDSHome: 25-20Away 14-18Neutral: 3- 6Total: 42-44 .488Most Overtime Games Played

Season—4, in 1959-60, 1988-89Most Overtime Periods Played

Game—5, vs. Iowa State in Boulder, Feb. 27, 1960Season—10, in 1959-60

Most Points Scored In A PeriodPlayer—15, Jaquay Walls vs. Iowa St. in Boulder, Feb. 19, 2000Team—26, George Mason in Boulder, Dec. 2, 1995

Most Consecutive Overtime Games Won6, from Jan. 4, 1972 to Mar. 3, 1976

Most Consecutive Overtime Games Lost6, from Jan. 23, 1982 to Dec. 27, 1984

Most Consecutive Overtime Games Played2, five times, most recently in 1996-97 (Nov. 24 vs. Drake, Nov. 29 at Auburn)

Game-by-Game

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#1 Nate TomlinsonSophomore � Guard � 6-3 � 185

Sydney, Australia

#10 Alec BurksFreshman � Guard � 6-6 � 185

Grandview, Mo.

#14 Javon ConeyJunior � Guard � 6-3 � 210

Chicago. Ill.

#35 Keegan HornbuckleFreshman � Forward � 6-7 � 205

Westlake Village, Calif.

#2 Shannon SharpeFreshman � Guard � 6-1 � 200

Corona, Calif.

#11 Cory HigginsJunior � Guard � 6-5 � 190

Danville, Calif.

#24 Levi KnutsonJunior � Guard � 6-4 � 200

Littleton, Colo.

#44 Trent BeckleyJunior � Forward � 6-10 � 250

Vail, Colo.

#3 Rick HigginsSenior � Guard � 6-1 � 175

Danville, Calif.

#12 Dwight Thorne IISenior � Guard � 6-3 � 185

Arlington, Texas

#33 Austin DufaultSophomore � Forward � 6-9 � 230

Killdeer, N.D.

#55 Trey Eckloff Sophomore � Forward � 6-10 � 235

Englewood, Colo.

#5 Marcus RelphordeJunior � Forward � 6-7 � 220

Chicago, Ill.

#13 Shane Harris-TunksFreshman � C/F � 6-11 � 225

Liverpool, NSW, Australia

#34 Casey CrawfordJunior � Forward � 6-9 � 245

Overland Park, Kan.

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