Tim Ambrose - Point Tally

[AmericaEasterBunny]

1. Jamar Wilson 2002-07 - 2,164

2. Gary Holway 1955-59 - 1,851

3. Jason Graber 1990-94 - 1,608

4. Morrison Teague 1985-89 - 1,526

5. Don Cohen 1957-61 - 1,466

6. Andre Duncan 1994-98 - 1,453

7. Barry Cavanaugh 1975-79 - 1,414

8. Rich Margison 1966-69 - 1,409

9. Will Brand 1998-02 - 1,405

10. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 - 1,404

11. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 - 1,345

12. John Dieckelman 1980-83 - 1,274

13. Jim Oppedisano 1960-63 - 1,271

14. Levi Levine 2002-06 - 1,270

15. Dan Croutier 1981-85 - 1,269

16. Brent Wilson 2004-08 - 1,178

17. Antione Johnson 1999-03 - 1,157

18. Jon Iati 2003-08 - 1,142

19. Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 - 1,135

20. Ted Hotaling 1991-95 - 1,125

21. Dick Crossett 1962-65 - 1,103

22. Matthew Haggarty 1996-00 - 1,096

23. Byron Miller 1971-74 - 1,090

24. Mike Suprunowicz 1973-77 - 1,069

25. Darrin Jahnel 1994-98 - 1,065

26. Michael Shene 1987-91 - 1,056

 

BEFORE THE CURRENT SEASON:

 

27. Tim Ambrose 2007-Present - 1,051

 

 

Points by Season:

2007-2008: 210 points (29 games played)

2008-2009: 443 points (31 games played)

2009-2010: 398 points (32 games played)

Edited November 30, 2010 by AmericaEasterBunny

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/12/10 vs. Cornell: 20 points = 1,071 --> #24

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/15/10 vs. American: 13 points = 1,084 --> #24 (same)

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/17/10 @ Georgia Tech: 16 points = 1,100 --> #22

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/20/10 @ Fairleigh Dickinson: 13 points = 1,113 --> #21

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/23/10 vs. Iona: 18 points = 1,131 --> #20

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/26/10 @ Detroit: 18 points = 1,149 --> #18

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/27/10 vs. Niagara (@ Detroit): 14 points = 1,163 --> #17

[AmericaEasterBunny]

11/28/10 vs. Bowling Green (@ Detroit): 13 points = 1,176 --> #17 (same)

[haggyland]

I like this idea. Good job, Bunny.

 

So, who's up for creating the "Chris Page" thread? The juco might not be as exciting to track and stats for the Australian could prove difficult to find.

[Dane Pound]

Not to steal the America Eater Bunny's job but I just pinned this. Tim had 27 last night to get to 1203. Passed Brent Wilson to move to #16 all time.

[AmericaEasterBunny]

I'll do the format to keep it the same. Thanks for pinning!

 

12/4/10 @ Siena: 27 points = 1,203 --> #16

[AmericaEasterBunny]

12/6/10 @ Yale: 15 points = 1,218 --> #16 (same)

[UA_MA_2000]

12/6/10 @ Yale: 15 points = 1,218 --> #16 (same)

 

 

With 21 regular season games remaining, plus at least one AE Tournament game, T.A. will hopefully score (absent injury, etc.) around 367.4 more points (16.7 ppg * 22 games = 367.4 more points).

 

This would give him 1585.4 points for his career (1,218 + 367 = 1,585) and the 4th spot on the all-time scoring list.

 

If we make it to the AE Tournament Title game, he probably claims 3rd-all time on the list ... . And even if his scoring drops off in conference play (I might argue that opposite will happen and that his scoring might actually increase), he'll still be top 7 or so all time.

 

Predictions (I'm predicting 5th)? Where does everyone think he'll end up on the all-time scoring list?

Edited December 8, 2010 by UA_MA_2000

[kikuria]

Looking at this the other day I was thinking that he would probably finish 5th. Not bad considering how folks sometimes felt about him. Turnovers or not the man scores the basketball. This year he hasnt turned the ball over much at all.