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**JaminShock** · January 7, 2011, 11:23 AM

Looks like Murry will be pretty high on a few lists (pts, asts, steals).

In fact, Murry could very well break the assist record- he's 181 short, with (barring injury) about 55-60 games to play if I'm doing my math right.

**wsushox1** · January 7, 2011, 12:08 PM

Originally posted by JaminShock

Looks like Murry will be pretty high on a few lists (pts, asts, steals).

In fact, Murry could very well break the assist record- he's 181 short, with (barring injury) about 55-60 games to play if I'm doing my math right.

He probably has around 50 left.

4-5 a game from here on out will do it. Can you do that on a night to night basis? I don't know.

**ShockTalk** · January 7, 2011, 12:16 PM

Thanks, EB. Who would have thought that as JT was red-shirting and during is RS freshman year that he could be the career leader in games played.

**SubGod22** · January 7, 2011, 12:19 PM

Thanks EB. I'd thought about taking over but could never find the time to look up the numbers. I love being able to watch the progress and seeing players move into the top lists and projecting where they could finish.

**tropicalshox** · January 7, 2011, 12:23 PM

Very nice. Thanks EB.

**BOBB** · January 7, 2011, 02:12 PM

Thank you. A few takeaways:

The scoring records are safe. Different game these days.

Cleo Littleton and Xavier McDaniel were pretty good.

Too bad Jason Perez played when he did.

Jamar is one of my all time favorites. He got to the line a bunch his last two years and really got a lot of calls. Amazing considering what a whistle magnet he was early.

**EB 22** · January 7, 2011, 03:29 PM

Sure thing. It was pretty easy putting together with excel.

This group of juniors and seniors will end up having themselves a nice statistical WSU career and hopefully successful one once this season ends.

**Good News** · January 7, 2011, 03:36 PM

My takeaways (excluding the obvious on X, AC, etc.):

PJ did everything.

and

The 3pt FG percentages for the guys in the 80s were startling - well over 40% for guys that didn't grow up shooting the shot. And 6 of them (Griffin, Praylow, Sasha, Guff, Sweet Lew, Cundiff) played on the same teams. What a luxury that was.

And I can't quite recall if Keith Bonds was on Fast Eddie's teams or not, but that would be 7.

**1979Shocker** · January 7, 2011, 03:41 PM

Could you add in Team Records like the other thread?

Thanks.

**Zardoz** · January 7, 2011, 04:04 PM

Great job! Career Rebounds is probably safe, forever. 1359 is an unreal number. 11.6 per game for his career and he saw a lot of pine time his freshman year behind two All-Americans in the bookends and then joining AC for the bookends part two.

**Kung Wu** · January 7, 2011, 04:41 PM

Originally posted by Zardoz

Great job! Career Rebounds is probably safe, forever. 1359 is an unreal number. 11.6 per game for his career and he saw a lot of pine time his freshman year behind two All-Americans in the bookends and then joining AC for the bookends part two.

Interesting side note: Ramone Clemente had 478 career rebounds in only two years at WSU. That's second only to Durley's current 3.5 year total.

While it's not X numbers, I believe if Clemente had all four years at WSU, he would have approached the top 10 list -- hard to say if he would have made it because he might not have had much playing time as a freshman.

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