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**ShockerFever** · February 9, 2014, 01:45 PM

You heard correctly Ricky.

And that may have been the most asinine statement ever made on sports television.

I like Valley homers pumping up the players and the conference. But some of it, is getting borderline ridiculous and absurd. I can only imagine how it looks to non-Valley fans who are tuning in.

**ShockBand** · February 9, 2014, 02:05 PM

I heard it too. When he started, I thought he was headed for "top ten of all UNI players". Top ten all time in the Valley? Let alone the ones you mention from WSU, Ricky, there are some other minor names to bring up, such as:

Oscar Robertson
Larry Bird
Hersey Hawkins

**im4wsu** · February 9, 2014, 02:05 PM

Which one of these top 50 would he replace?

http://www.mvc-sports.com/media/pdf/...Centennial.pdf

Ed Macauley, Saint Louis	1946-49	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1948, 1949); MVC Hall of Fame;
Hersey Hawkins, Bradley	1984-88	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1986, 1987, 1988); MVC Hall of Fame;
Larry Bird, Indiana State	1976-79	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1977, 1978, 1979); MVC Hall of Fame;
Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati	1957-60	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1958, 1959, 1960); MVC, Naismith and
Xavier McDaniel, Wichita State	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); MVC Hall of Fame; 2-time MVC Player of
Allen Murphy, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975)
Antoine Carr, Wichita State	1980-83	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (‘83); MVC Hall of Fame; ‘83 MVC Player of the Year
Ashraf Amaya, Southern Illinois	1989-93	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time MVC Defensive Player of the Year; 1992 MVC Player of the Year
Ben Jacobson, UNI	2002-06	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2004 MVC Tournament MVP
Benoit Benjamin, Creighton	1982-85	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1983, 1984); No. 1 career blocks
Bob Harstad, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 1990 MVC MVP; No. 10 MVC scoring; No. 8 MVC rebounding
Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M	1944-46	3-time All-American (‘44, ‘45, ‘46); MVC and Naismith Hall of Fame; National Player of the Year (‘46)
Bob Mattick, Oklahoma A&M	1951-54	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1953, 1954)
Butch Beard, Louisville	1966-69	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1969)
Carl Nicks, Indiana State	1977-80	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1980)
Chad Gallagher, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1991 MVC Player of the Year; No. 4 MVC career blocks
Chet Walker, Bradley	1959-62	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1960, 1961, 1962); MVC Hall of Fame
Cleo Littleton, Wichita State	1952-55	4-time all-MVC; 4-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 7 MVC scoring
Cliff Levingston, Wichita State	1979-82	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Danny Moore, Missouri State	1996-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 8 MVC career blocks
Darren Brooks, Southern Illinois	2001-05	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player and Defensive Player of the Year (‘04, ‘05)
Dave Stallworth, Wichita State	1961-65	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1963, 1964, 1965); MVC Hall of Fame
Dick Boushka, Saint Louis	1952-55	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame
Gene Melchiorre, Bradley	1947-51	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1950, 1951)
Joe Allen, Bradley	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1967, 1968)
John S. Williams, Indiana State	1983-86	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1983, 1985, 1986); No. 4 MVC scoring
Junior Bridgeman, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975); 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘74, ‘75)
Kent Williams, Southern Illinois	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 7 MVC career 3-pointers made
Kyle Korver, Creighton	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘02, ‘03); 2-time All-American (‘02, ‘03)
Larry Finch, Memphis	1970-73	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time All-American (1972, 1973); MVC Hall of Fame; 1972 MVC MVP
Lewis Lloyd, Drake	1979-81	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (1980, 1981)
Lynbert Johnson, Wichita State	1975-79	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1979)
Marcus Wilson, Evansville	1995-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1999); 1999 MVC Player of the Yea
Maurice Cheeks, West Texas St.	1974-78	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Mike Glenn, Southern Illinois	1974-77	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1976 MVC Player of the Year
Mitchell Anderson, Bradley	1979-82	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1982); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 5 MVC scoring
Paul Endacott, Kansas	1919-23	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1922, 1923); Naismith Hall of Fame
Paul Hogue, Cincinnati	1960-63	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1961, 1962); No. 9 MVC career rebounding
Paul Pressey, Tulsa	1980-82	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1982); 1982 MVC Player of the Year
Paul Unruh, Bradley	1946-50	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1950); MVC Hall of Fame
Rico Hill, Illinois State	1995-98	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1998 MVC Player of the Year; 1997 MVC Tournament MVP
Rodney Buford, Creighton	1996-99	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1999); No. 9 MVC career scoring
Roger Phegley, Bradley	1974-78	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1978); 1977 MVC Player of the Year
Ron Bonham, Cincinnati	1961-64	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1963, 1964)
Ryan Sears, Creighton	1997-01	2-time all-MVC; 1-time First Team; No. 1 MVC career steals; No. 7 MVC career assists
Slab Jones, New Mexico State	1977-80	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Steve Harris, Tulsa	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); No. 6 MVC scoring; No. 2 MVC steals
Warren Armstrong, Wichita State	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Wes Unseld, Louisville	1965-68	3-time first-team all-MVC; 3-time All-American (1966, 1967, 1968); MVC, Naismith Hall of Fame
Willie McCarter, Drake	1966-69	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team

**ABC** · February 9, 2014, 02:07 PM

take a look at @bob:lutz twitter feed from last night on this subject. He was pretty funny about it.

**WuDrWu** · February 9, 2014, 02:11 PM

It was NOT Mark Adams who did the color. It was the PBP guy whose name escapes me. It doesn't make the comment any less asinine, but just wanted people to know that.

**chicagoshocker** · February 9, 2014, 02:22 PM

Originally posted by Ricardo del Rio View Post

On the WSU-UNI telecast, I thought I heard the color guy say, "When Tuttle is done, he will be in the top 10 of all time Missouri Valley players."

Did my ears fail me? Did I hear correctly?

The Shockers have four starters, who are better than Tuttle. Throw in X, Big Dog and Rave, it makes eight of then 10 needed.

Somebody has been smokin' something. I hope I have not relapsed.

(Mod, if this has been discussed elsewhere, please delete this thread.)

Yes, this was discussed in the game thread. It wasn't Mark Adams that said it, but the other commentator. Apparently Awesome Sauce Malone tweeted Mark Adams about it and Mark tweeted right back saying "no i did not". Now, not sure what Mark Adams is doing checking twitter and responding during those media timeouts, but maybe he should be double checking his stats so they don't look silly by saying HCGM's assistants weren't on top of how many fouls Coleby had when they were.

@EnthusiAdams really said Tuttle was one of the 10 best players in the Valleys history? CMON
Mark Adams no I did not.
@EnthusiAdams apologies, it was your cohost.

**ShockTalk** · February 9, 2014, 02:35 PM

Gee, was Tuttle even one of the top 3-5 players on the court?

**SHOXAAC** · February 9, 2014, 02:35 PM

Originally posted by im4wsu View Post

Which one of these top 50 would he replace?

http://www.mvc-sports.com/media/pdf/...Centennial.pdf

Ed Macauley, Saint Louis	1946-49	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1948, 1949); MVC Hall of Fame;
Hersey Hawkins, Bradley	1984-88	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1986, 1987, 1988); MVC Hall of Fame;
Larry Bird, Indiana State	1976-79	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1977, 1978, 1979); MVC Hall of Fame;
Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati	1957-60	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1958, 1959, 1960); MVC, Naismith and
Xavier McDaniel, Wichita State	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); MVC Hall of Fame; 2-time MVC Player of
Allen Murphy, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975)
Antoine Carr, Wichita State	1980-83	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (‘83); MVC Hall of Fame; ‘83 MVC Player of the Year
Ashraf Amaya, Southern Illinois	1989-93	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time MVC Defensive Player of the Year; 1992 MVC Player of the Year
Ben Jacobson, UNI	2002-06	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2004 MVC Tournament MVP
Benoit Benjamin, Creighton	1982-85	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1983, 1984); No. 1 career blocks
Bob Harstad, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 1990 MVC MVP; No. 10 MVC scoring; No. 8 MVC rebounding
Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M	1944-46	3-time All-American (‘44, ‘45, ‘46); MVC and Naismith Hall of Fame; National Player of the Year (‘46)
Bob Mattick, Oklahoma A&M	1951-54	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1953, 1954)
Butch Beard, Louisville	1966-69	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1969)
Carl Nicks, Indiana State	1977-80	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1980)
Chad Gallagher, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1991 MVC Player of the Year; No. 4 MVC career blocks
Chet Walker, Bradley	1959-62	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1960, 1961, 1962); MVC Hall of Fame
Cleo Littleton, Wichita State	1952-55	4-time all-MVC; 4-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 7 MVC scoring
Cliff Levingston, Wichita State	1979-82	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Danny Moore, Missouri State	1996-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 8 MVC career blocks
Darren Brooks, Southern Illinois	2001-05	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player and Defensive Player of the Year (‘04, ‘05)
Dave Stallworth, Wichita State	1961-65	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1963, 1964, 1965); MVC Hall of Fame
Dick Boushka, Saint Louis	1952-55	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame
Gene Melchiorre, Bradley	1947-51	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1950, 1951)
Joe Allen, Bradley	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1967, 1968)
John S. Williams, Indiana State	1983-86	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1983, 1985, 1986); No. 4 MVC scoring
Junior Bridgeman, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975); 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘74, ‘75)
Kent Williams, Southern Illinois	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 7 MVC career 3-pointers made
Kyle Korver, Creighton	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘02, ‘03); 2-time All-American (‘02, ‘03)
Larry Finch, Memphis	1970-73	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time All-American (1972, 1973); MVC Hall of Fame; 1972 MVC MVP
Lewis Lloyd, Drake	1979-81	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (1980, 1981)
Lynbert Johnson, Wichita State	1975-79	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1979)
Marcus Wilson, Evansville	1995-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1999); 1999 MVC Player of the Yea
Maurice Cheeks, West Texas St.	1974-78	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Mike Glenn, Southern Illinois	1974-77	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1976 MVC Player of the Year
Mitchell Anderson, Bradley	1979-82	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1982); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 5 MVC scoring
Paul Endacott, Kansas	1919-23	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1922, 1923); Naismith Hall of Fame
Paul Hogue, Cincinnati	1960-63	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1961, 1962); No. 9 MVC career rebounding
Paul Pressey, Tulsa	1980-82	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1982); 1982 MVC Player of the Year
Paul Unruh, Bradley	1946-50	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1950); MVC Hall of Fame
Rico Hill, Illinois State	1995-98	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1998 MVC Player of the Year; 1997 MVC Tournament MVP
Rodney Buford, Creighton	1996-99	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1999); No. 9 MVC career scoring
Roger Phegley, Bradley	1974-78	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1978); 1977 MVC Player of the Year
Ron Bonham, Cincinnati	1961-64	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1963, 1964)
Ryan Sears, Creighton	1997-01	2-time all-MVC; 1-time First Team; No. 1 MVC career steals; No. 7 MVC career assists
Slab Jones, New Mexico State	1977-80	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Steve Harris, Tulsa	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); No. 6 MVC scoring; No. 2 MVC steals
Warren Armstrong, Wichita State	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Wes Unseld, Louisville	1965-68	3-time first-team all-MVC; 3-time All-American (1966, 1967, 1968); MVC, Naismith Hall of Fame
Willie McCarter, Drake	1966-69	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team

Any 41 of them...duh!!!

**WstateU** · February 9, 2014, 02:36 PM

99.9% sure he meant UNI history; slips happen on live TV. Love the pub, however I'm getting "angry" every time I hear another "Play Angry" reference; later, time to go "Crap Angry".

**pogo** · February 9, 2014, 03:01 PM

Maybe they were thinking that Tuttle would have 8-9 years like Grant Gibbs to complete his eligibility.

**Awesome Sauce Malone** · February 9, 2014, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by chicagoshocker View Post

Yes, this was discussed in the game thread. It wasn't Mark Adams that said it, but the other commentator. Apparently Awesome Sauce Malone tweeted Mark Adams about it and Mark tweeted right back saying "no i did not". Now, not sure what Mark Adams is doing checking twitter and responding during those media timeouts, but maybe he should be double checking his stats so they don't look silly by saying HCGM's assistants weren't on top of how many fouls Coleby had when they were.

@EnthusiAdams really said Tuttle was one of the 10 best players in the Valleys history? CMON
Mark Adams no I did not.
@EnthusiAdams apologies, it was your cohost.

You forgot to include the niu student who said Tuttle will in fact be one of 10 best players ever. Apparently hes never heard of GODSHAWGOD

**1979Shocker** · February 9, 2014, 03:29 PM

Originally posted by im4wsu View Post

Which one of these top 50 would he replace?

http://www.mvc-sports.com/media/pdf/MBB All-Centennial.pdf

Ed Macauley, Saint Louis	1946-49	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1948, 1949); MVC Hall of Fame;
Hersey Hawkins, Bradley	1984-88	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1986, 1987, 1988); MVC Hall of Fame;
Larry Bird, Indiana State	1976-79	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1977, 1978, 1979); MVC Hall of Fame;
Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati	1957-60	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1958, 1959, 1960); MVC, Naismith and
Xavier McDaniel, Wichita State	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); MVC Hall of Fame; 2-time MVC Player of
Allen Murphy, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975)
Antoine Carr, Wichita State	1980-83	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (‘83); MVC Hall of Fame; ‘83 MVC Player of the Year
Ashraf Amaya, Southern Illinois	1989-93	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time MVC Defensive Player of the Year; 1992 MVC Player of the Year
Ben Jacobson, UNI	2002-06	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2004 MVC Tournament MVP
Benoit Benjamin, Creighton	1982-85	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1983, 1984); No. 1 career blocks
Bob Harstad, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 1990 MVC MVP; No. 10 MVC scoring; No. 8 MVC rebounding
Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M	1944-46	3-time All-American (‘44, ‘45, ‘46); MVC and Naismith Hall of Fame; National Player of the Year (‘46)
Bob Mattick, Oklahoma A&M	1951-54	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1953, 1954)
Butch Beard, Louisville	1966-69	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1969)
Carl Nicks, Indiana State	1977-80	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1980)
Chad Gallagher, Creighton	1987-91	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1991 MVC Player of the Year; No. 4 MVC career blocks
Chet Walker, Bradley	1959-62	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1960, 1961, 1962); MVC Hall of Fame
Cleo Littleton, Wichita State	1952-55	4-time all-MVC; 4-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 7 MVC scoring
Cliff Levingston, Wichita State	1979-82	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Danny Moore, Missouri State	1996-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 8 MVC career blocks
Darren Brooks, Southern Illinois	2001-05	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player and Defensive Player of the Year (‘04, ‘05)
Dave Stallworth, Wichita State	1961-65	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1963, 1964, 1965); MVC Hall of Fame
Dick Boushka, Saint Louis	1952-55	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1955); MVC Hall of Fame
Gene Melchiorre, Bradley	1947-51	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1950, 1951)
Joe Allen, Bradley	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1967, 1968)
John S. Williams, Indiana State	1983-86	4-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 3-time All-American (1983, 1985, 1986); No. 4 MVC scoring
Junior Bridgeman, Louisville	1972-75	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1975); 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘74, ‘75)
Kent Williams, Southern Illinois	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; No. 7 MVC career 3-pointers made
Kyle Korver, Creighton	1999-03	3-time all-MVC; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (‘02, ‘03); 2-time All-American (‘02, ‘03)
Larry Finch, Memphis	1970-73	3-time first-team all-MVC; 2-time All-American (1972, 1973); MVC Hall of Fame; 1972 MVC MVP
Lewis Lloyd, Drake	1979-81	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time MVC Player of the Year (1980, 1981)
Lynbert Johnson, Wichita State	1975-79	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1979)
Marcus Wilson, Evansville	1995-99	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1999); 1999 MVC Player of the Yea
Maurice Cheeks, West Texas St.	1974-78	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team
Mike Glenn, Southern Illinois	1974-77	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1976 MVC Player of the Year
Mitchell Anderson, Bradley	1979-82	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1982); MVC Hall of Fame; No. 5 MVC scoring
Paul Endacott, Kansas	1919-23	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1922, 1923); Naismith Hall of Fame
Paul Hogue, Cincinnati	1960-63	3-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1961, 1962); No. 9 MVC career rebounding
Paul Pressey, Tulsa	1980-82	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1982); 1982 MVC Player of the Year
Paul Unruh, Bradley	1946-50	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1950); MVC Hall of Fame
Rico Hill, Illinois State	1995-98	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; 1998 MVC Player of the Year; 1997 MVC Tournament MVP
Rodney Buford, Creighton	1996-99	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1999); No. 9 MVC career scoring
Roger Phegley, Bradley	1974-78	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team; All-American (1978); 1977 MVC Player of the Year
Ron Bonham, Cincinnati	1961-64	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; 2-time All-American (1963, 1964)
Ryan Sears, Creighton	1997-01	2-time all-MVC; 1-time First Team; No. 1 MVC career steals; No. 7 MVC career assists
Slab Jones, New Mexico State	1977-80	4-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Steve Harris, Tulsa	1981-85	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team; All-American (1985); No. 6 MVC scoring; No. 2 MVC steals
Warren Armstrong, Wichita State	1965-68	3-time all-MVC; 3-time First Team
Wes Unseld, Louisville	1965-68	3-time first-team all-MVC; 3-time All-American (1966, 1967, 1968); MVC, Naismith Hall of Fame
Willie McCarter, Drake	1966-69	2-time all-MVC; 2-time First Team

How many is it if you just cut it down to centers?

**Dan** · February 9, 2014, 03:42 PM

I could probably name 5 players from UNI in the last 15 years that were better than King Tuttle:

Ben Jacobsen
Jason Daisy
Eric Coleman
Grant Stout
Kwadzo
Adam Koch
David Gruber

Am I missing something?

**SHOXAAC** · February 9, 2014, 03:43 PM

Originally posted by Dan View Post

I could probably name 5 players from UNI in the last 15 years that were better than King Tuttle:

Ben Jacobsen
Jason Daisy
Eric Coleman
Grant Stout
Kwadzo
Adam Koch
David Gruber

Am I missing something?

Ali for one.

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