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    Trevon and JP's climb up the all time scoring chart

    Figured it would be fun to follow Tre and JP climb up Xavier's all time scoring chart. Tre should finish second. If JP finishes with the same amount of points as last year, he would finish in 15th at 1600 total points. Two top 15 scorers all time as seniors on the same team? We're in for a special season.

    1 - BYRON LARKIN, 2,696
    2 – TREVON BLUIETT, 2,261
    3 - DAVID WEST, 2,132
    4 - ROMAIN SATO, 2,005
    5 - TYRONE HILL, 2,003
    6 - LENNY BROWN, 1,885
    7 – TU HOLLOWAY, 1,811
    8 - ANTHONY HICKS, 1,805
    9 - JAMIE GLADDEN, 1,780
    10 - STEVE THOMAS, 1,722
    11 - BRIAN GRANT, 1,719
    12 - NICK DANIELS, 1,690
    13 - BOB QUICK, 1,636
    14 - STANLEY BURRELL, 1,612
    15 - STAN KIMBROUGH, 1,596
    16 - DARNELL WILLIAMS, 1,572
    17 - LIONEL CHALMERS, 1,556
    18 - GARY LUMPKIN, 1,507
    19– JP MACURA, 1,491
    20 - JAMES POSEY, 1,455
    21 - JUSTIN DOELLMAN, 1,402
    22 - JEFF JENKINS, 1,384
    23 - JOE VIVIANO, 1,338
    24 - JAMAL WALKER, 1,333
    25 - JACK THOBE, 1,296
    26 - DEREK STRONG,1,291
    27 - DAVE PIONTEK, 1,287
    28 - JERRY HELMERS, 1,275
    29 - JOSH DUNCAN, 1,210
    30 – MARK LYONS, 1,198
    30 - JUSTIN CAGE, 1,181
    32 - MICHAEL DAVENPORT, 1,172
    33 - HANK STEIN, 1,144
    34 – MAURICE MCAFEE, 1,142
    35 - DEXTER BAILEY, 1,139
    36 - GENE SMITH, 1,109
    36 - RICHIE HARRIS, 1,109
    38 - B.J. RAYMOND, 1,104
    39 - KEVIN FREY, 1,102
    40 - HUCK BUDDE, 1,096
    40- DERRICK BROWN, 1,096
    42 – KENNY FREASE, 1,094
    43 - BILL KIRVIN, 1,088
    44 - JIM BOOTHE, 1,085
    45 - BOB PELKINGTON, 1,075
    46 - JOE GEIGER, 1,073
    46 - AARON WILLIAMS, 1,073
    48 - VICTOR FLEMING, 1,059
    49 - GARY MASSA, 1,049
    50 - MIKE PLUNKETT, 1,043
    51 - MICHAEL HAWKINS, 1,029
    52 - T.J. JOHNSON, 1,021
    53 – SEMAJ CHRISTON, 1,016

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    Didn't the article in the Xavier Nation publication say something about the two of them being on the verge of becoming the most prolific scoring duo in Xavier history?

    If so, that begs the question, which duo would they be surpassing?
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    West and Sato overlapped didn't they? Or do they have to have played together the same 4 years to qualify?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Muskie View Post
    West and Sato overlapped didn't they? Or do they have to have played together the same 4 years to qualify?
    Gotta be Sato and Chalmers for most points as a duo while playing together.

    Someone can fact check me here, but I believe Larkin and Kimbrough scored the most in a single season as a duo with 1303. JP and Trevon could break that this year as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muskie View Post
    West and Sato overlapped didn't they? Or do they have to have played together the same 4 years to qualify?
    My guess is that they didn't necessarily need to play together for four years (although I imagine that would help and make sense...but we never let that stop us before), but they would need to have been playing on the team at the same time - for however many year - for their points to count in this particular category.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UCGRAD4X View Post
    My guess is that they didn't necessarily need to play together for four years (although I imagine that would help and make sense...but we never let that stop us before), but they would need to have been playing on the team at the same time - for however many year - for their points to count in this particular category.
    Just for the record-I checked this out on career scoring duo average-Jack Thobe and myself(Bill Kirvin) we averaged combined 15.5 over the 3 years we wewe together (1959-1962). With that, I rest my case-

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Kirvin View Post
    Just for the record-I checked this out on career scoring duo average-Jack Thobe and myself(Bill Kirvin) we averaged combined 15.5 over the 3 years we wewe together (1959-1962). With that, I rest my case-
    Ok, asked and answered!
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    I don’t know why, but I’m surprised to see Tyrone Hill at #4. I didn’t think he was that kind of scorer.

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    Tyrone Hill was a double double machine ever since he stepped on the court as a freshman. Those points (and I think ~20ppg as a senior) add up.

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    Tyrone probably hasn't gotten the recognition he deserves for what a great player he was for X. Hill had a huge part in elevating the X program as a player.

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