McIntosh's Numbers

[Kelly_32]

A look at Bryant McIntosh's numbers heading into his senior season.

Career Points - 1,341
Currently sitting at #15 in Wildcat history.
Should become the fourth Wildcat to score 1,800 points and has a chance to get to 1,900. Would need to average 19.4 points a game over 36 games to catch Shurna. That's unlikely.

Career Free Throw % - 85.1%
Currently #2 in Wildcat history behind Jeff Grose's 86.2%

Career Assists - 551 (should be 552)
#1 in Cat history

Season FT %
Shot 87.0% this season, good for the eighth best season in history

Season assists - 188
Second best season in Northwestern history

Season minutes played - 1,231
Fifth most in school history

Season games played - 36
Most in school history

Currently ranks 26th in Big 10 history with his 551 assists. Has a shot to finish third overall.

Currently one of only 15 players in Big 10 history with at least 1,340 points and 550 assists. No player in Big 10 history has scored 1,800 career points and dished out 700+ assists. McIntosh will be the first.

 

[Windy City Cat Fan]

I'm guessing he will be tops in career games played and games started for NU and certainly up there in the big ten when it's all said and done as well

 

[ThatkidfromHolland]

I'm guessing he will be tops in career games played and games started for NU and certainly up there in the big ten when it's all said and done as well

He'd have to beat Crawford at 143 games and tied for 13th all time in the B1G. I couldn't find the games started stats in my quick search.

 

[JournCat]

(should be 552) ... very well done.

 

[NUCat320]

Where are the B1G all time lists? Because I'm lazy.

 

[ThatkidfromHolland]

Where are the B1G all time lists? Because I'm lazy.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/conferences/big-ten/leaders/g-player-career.html

 

[Kelly_32]

Where are the B1G all time lists? Because I'm lazy.

For assists, I put a list together using the media guides from each school.

 

[JournCat]

Shuddering already about if he catches Aaron Craft and the lazy comparisons that will ensue ...

 

[Sec.112]

After one or two games in BMac's freshman year, someone out here firmly and reasonably stated BMac would be the best point guard in NU's history. It wasn't one of those spaghetti against the wall predictions. Who was it?

Kudos to that poster. Nailed it!!

 

[NUCat320]

For assists, I put a list together using the media guides from each school.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/conferences/big-ten/leaders/g-player-career.html

Oh man, Kelly, you should've checked with thatkidfromholland first.

Thanks all. Great names here.

The three-pointers made list is interesting because it doesn't *not* skew to the last ten years, as I suspected. Perhaps you used to have one shooter, now you've got 3 or 4 or 8 on a team.

 

[chicagocatfan24]

Shuddering already about if he catches Aaron Craft and the lazy comparisons that will ensue ...

You mean because they're both white?!?!

 

[NUCat320]

You mean because they're both white?!?!

Phew! I was thinking that Mac had been photographed in Bruce Pearl's backyard.

 

[Kelly_32]

Oh man, Kelly, you should've checked with thatkidfromholland first.

Thanks all. Great names here.

The three-pointers made list is interesting because it doesn't *not* skew to the last ten years, as I suspected. Perhaps you used to have one shooter, now you've got 3 or 4 or 8 on a team.

That list only goes back to 1986. Media guides go further back.

He's actually 27th right now.

That list is missing the following:

Bruce Douglas - 765
Gary Grant - 731
Bruce Parkinson - 690
Scott Skiles - 645

 

[Kelly_32]

RANK PLAYER ASSISTS SCHOOL
1 Mateen Cleeves 816 Michigan State
2 Bruce Douglas 765 Illinois
3 Demetri McCamey 733 Illinois
4 Gary Grant 731 Michigan
5 Aaron Craft 694 Ohio State
6 Bruce Parkinson 690 Purdue
7 Dee Brown 674 Illinois
8 Scott Skiles 645 Michigan State
9 Tim Frazier 641 Penn State
10 Denzel Valentine 639 Michigan State
11 Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell 633 Indiana
12 Jeff Horner 612 Iowa
13 Eric Snow 599 Michigan State
14 Deron Williams 594 Illinois
15 Drew Neitzel 582 Michigan State
16 Jamar Butler 579 Ohio State
17 Rumeal Robinson 575 Michigan
17 Andre Woolridge 575 Iowa
19 Dan Earl 574 Penn State
20 Brian Walker 572 Purdue
21 Mark Montgomery 561 Michigan State
21 Dean Oliver 561 Iowa
23 Kalin Lucas 558 Michigan State
24 Mike Gesell 557 Iowa
25 Travis Walton 555 Michigan State
26 Bryant McIntosh 551 Northwestern
27 Arriel McDonald 547 Minnesota
28 Michael Lewis 545 Indiana
29 Quinn Buckner 542 Indiana
30 Antoine Joubert 539 Michigan
31 Michael Thompson 528 Northwestern
31 Shannon Scott 528 Ohio State
33 Talor Battle 517 Penn State
33 BJ Armstrong 517 Iowa
35 Kelvin Ransey 516 Ohio State
36 Kiwane Garris 502 Illinois
37 Tracy Webster 501 Wisconsin
38 Tom Coverdale 500 Indiana
39 Stephen Bardo 495 Illinois
40 Earvin "Magic" Johnson 491 Michigan State
41 Derrick Walton 490 Michigan
42 Joe Crispin 485 Penn State
42 Tom Wilkinson 485 Penn State
44 Chester Frazier 484 Illinois
44 Daniel Horton 484 Michigan
46 Tony Jones 481 Purdue
46 Everette Stephens 481 Purdue
48 Travis Conlan 480 Michigan
48 Ronnie Lester 480 Iowa
50 Curtis Wilson 475 Ohio State
51 Jamal Meeks 474 Indiana
51 Damon Bailey 474 Indiana
53 Keith Appling 465 Michigan State
54 Porter Roberts 464 Purdue
54 Jordan Taylor 464 Wisconsin
56 Matt Waddell 460 Purdue
57 Richard Keene 459 Illinois
58 Lewis Jackson 456 Purdue
59 Steve Smith 453 Michigan State
60 Patrick Baldwin 452 Northwestern
60 Chris Hill 452 Michigan State
62 Monroe Brown 450 Penn State
63 Titus Ivory 443 Penn State
64 Kevin Burleson 440 Minnesota
65 Randy Wittman 432 Indiana
65 Frank Williams 432 Illinois
67 Draymond Green 425 Michigan State
68 Mark Baker 424 Ohio State
68 Eugene Parker 424 Purdue
68 Maurice Ager 424 Michigan State
71 Eric Turner 421 Michigan
71 Troy Taylor 421 Ohio State
73 Derek Harper 419 Illinois
73 Ronnie Stokes 419 Ohio State
75 Ben Luber 418 Penn State
76 Trey Burke 416 Michigan
76 Steve Reid 416 Purdue
78 Evan Turner 414 Ohio State
79 AJ Guyton 403 Indiana
80 Melo Trimble 402 Maryland
81 Jalen Rose 401 Michigan
81 Larry Bolden 401 Ohio State
83 E'Twaun Moore 400 Purdue

 

[NJCat]

RANK PLAYER ASSISTS SCHOOL
1 Mateen Cleeves 816 Michigan State
2 Bruce Douglas 765 Illinois
3 Demetri McCamey 733 Illinois
4 Gary Grant 731 Michigan
5 Aaron Craft 694 Ohio State
6 Bruce Parkinson 690 Purdue
7 Dee Brown 674 Illinois
8 Scott Skiles 645 Michigan State
9 Tim Frazier 641 Penn State
10 Denzel Valentine 639 Michigan State
11 Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell 633 Indiana
12 Jeff Horner 612 Iowa
13 Eric Snow 599 Michigan State
14 Deron Williams 594 Illinois
15 Drew Neitzel 582 Michigan State
16 Jamar Butler 579 Ohio State
17 Rumeal Robinson 575 Michigan
17 Andre Woolridge 575 Iowa
19 Dan Earl 574 Penn State
20 Brian Walker 572 Purdue
21 Mark Montgomery 561 Michigan State
21 Dean Oliver 561 Iowa
23 Kalin Lucas 558 Michigan State
24 Mike Gesell 557 Iowa
25 Travis Walton 555 Michigan State
26 Bryant McIntosh 551 Northwestern
27 Arriel McDonald 547 Minnesota
28 Michael Lewis 545 Indiana
29 Quinn Buckner 542 Indiana
30 Antoine Joubert 539 Michigan
31 Michael Thompson 528 Northwestern
31 Shannon Scott 528 Ohio State
33 Talor Battle 517 Penn State
33 BJ Armstrong 517 Iowa
35 Kelvin Ransey 516 Ohio State
36 Kiwane Garris 502 Illinois
37 Tracy Webster 501 Wisconsin
38 Tom Coverdale 500 Indiana
39 Stephen Bardo 495 Illinois
40 Earvin "Magic" Johnson 491 Michigan State
41 Derrick Walton 490 Michigan
42 Joe Crispin 485 Penn State
42 Tom Wilkinson 485 Penn State
44 Chester Frazier 484 Illinois
44 Daniel Horton 484 Michigan
46 Tony Jones 481 Purdue
46 Everette Stephens 481 Purdue
48 Travis Conlan 480 Michigan
48 Ronnie Lester 480 Iowa
50 Curtis Wilson 475 Ohio State
51 Jamal Meeks 474 Indiana
51 Damon Bailey 474 Indiana
53 Keith Appling 465 Michigan State
54 Porter Roberts 464 Purdue
54 Jordan Taylor 464 Wisconsin
56 Matt Waddell 460 Purdue
57 Richard Keene 459 Illinois
58 Lewis Jackson 456 Purdue
59 Steve Smith 453 Michigan State
60 Patrick Baldwin 452 Northwestern
60 Chris Hill 452 Michigan State
62 Monroe Brown 450 Penn State
63 Titus Ivory 443 Penn State
64 Kevin Burleson 440 Minnesota
65 Randy Wittman 432 Indiana
65 Frank Williams 432 Illinois
67 Draymond Green 425 Michigan State
68 Mark Baker 424 Ohio State
68 Eugene Parker 424 Purdue
68 Maurice Ager 424 Michigan State
71 Eric Turner 421 Michigan
71 Troy Taylor 421 Ohio State
73 Derek Harper 419 Illinois
73 Ronnie Stokes 419 Ohio State
75 Ben Luber 418 Penn State
76 Trey Burke 416 Michigan
76 Steve Reid 416 Purdue
78 Evan Turner 414 Ohio State
79 AJ Guyton 403 Indiana
80 Melo Trimble 402 Maryland
81 Jalen Rose 401 Michigan
81 Larry Bolden 401 Ohio State
83 E'Twaun Moore 400 Purdue

Amazing how few of these guys had even average NBA careers. Get a good education guys, prepare for life after hoops!

 

[hoosboot]

RANK PLAYER ASSISTS SCHOOL
1 Mateen Cleeves 816 Michigan State
2 Bruce Douglas 765 Illinois
3 Demetri McCamey 733 Illinois
4 Gary Grant 731 Michigan
5 Aaron Craft 694 Ohio State
6 Bruce Parkinson 690 Purdue
7 Dee Brown 674 Illinois
8 Scott Skiles 645 Michigan State
9 Tim Frazier 641 Penn State
10 Denzel Valentine 639 Michigan State
11 Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell 633 Indiana
12 Jeff Horner 612 Iowa
13 Eric Snow 599 Michigan State
14 Deron Williams 594 Illinois
15 Drew Neitzel 582 Michigan State
16 Jamar Butler 579 Ohio State
17 Rumeal Robinson 575 Michigan
17 Andre Woolridge 575 Iowa
19 Dan Earl 574 Penn State
20 Brian Walker 572 Purdue
21 Mark Montgomery 561 Michigan State
21 Dean Oliver 561 Iowa
23 Kalin Lucas 558 Michigan State
24 Mike Gesell 557 Iowa
25 Travis Walton 555 Michigan State
26 Bryant McIntosh 551 Northwestern
27 Arriel McDonald 547 Minnesota
28 Michael Lewis 545 Indiana
29 Quinn Buckner 542 Indiana
30 Antoine Joubert 539 Michigan
31 Michael Thompson 528 Northwestern
31 Shannon Scott 528 Ohio State
33 Talor Battle 517 Penn State
33 BJ Armstrong 517 Iowa
35 Kelvin Ransey 516 Ohio State
36 Kiwane Garris 502 Illinois
37 Tracy Webster 501 Wisconsin
38 Tom Coverdale 500 Indiana
39 Stephen Bardo 495 Illinois
40 Earvin "Magic" Johnson 491 Michigan State
41 Derrick Walton 490 Michigan
42 Joe Crispin 485 Penn State
42 Tom Wilkinson 485 Penn State
44 Chester Frazier 484 Illinois
44 Daniel Horton 484 Michigan
46 Tony Jones 481 Purdue
46 Everette Stephens 481 Purdue
48 Travis Conlan 480 Michigan
48 Ronnie Lester 480 Iowa
50 Curtis Wilson 475 Ohio State
51 Jamal Meeks 474 Indiana
51 Damon Bailey 474 Indiana
53 Keith Appling 465 Michigan State
54 Porter Roberts 464 Purdue
54 Jordan Taylor 464 Wisconsin
56 Matt Waddell 460 Purdue
57 Richard Keene 459 Illinois
58 Lewis Jackson 456 Purdue
59 Steve Smith 453 Michigan State
60 Patrick Baldwin 452 Northwestern
60 Chris Hill 452 Michigan State
62 Monroe Brown 450 Penn State
63 Titus Ivory 443 Penn State
64 Kevin Burleson 440 Minnesota
65 Randy Wittman 432 Indiana
65 Frank Williams 432 Illinois
67 Draymond Green 425 Michigan State
68 Mark Baker 424 Ohio State
68 Eugene Parker 424 Purdue
68 Maurice Ager 424 Michigan State
71 Eric Turner 421 Michigan
71 Troy Taylor 421 Ohio State
73 Derek Harper 419 Illinois
73 Ronnie Stokes 419 Ohio State
75 Ben Luber 418 Penn State
76 Trey Burke 416 Michigan
76 Steve Reid 416 Purdue
78 Evan Turner 414 Ohio State
79 AJ Guyton 403 Indiana
80 Melo Trimble 402 Maryland
81 Jalen Rose 401 Michigan
81 Larry Bolden 401 Ohio State
83 E'Twaun Moore 400 Purdue

How is AJ Guyton on that list? I didn't realize he ever passed the ball. :>)

 

[hdhntr1]

RANK PLAYER ASSISTS SCHOOL
1 Mateen Cleeves 816 Michigan State
2 Bruce Douglas 765 Illinois
3 Demetri McCamey 733 Illinois
4 Gary Grant 731 Michigan
5 Aaron Craft 694 Ohio State
6 Bruce Parkinson 690 Purdue
7 Dee Brown 674 Illinois
8 Scott Skiles 645 Michigan State
9 Tim Frazier 641 Penn State
10 Denzel Valentine 639 Michigan State
11 Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell 633 Indiana
12 Jeff Horner 612 Iowa
13 Eric Snow 599 Michigan State
14 Deron Williams 594 Illinois
15 Drew Neitzel 582 Michigan State
16 Jamar Butler 579 Ohio State
17 Rumeal Robinson 575 Michigan
17 Andre Woolridge 575 Iowa
19 Dan Earl 574 Penn State
20 Brian Walker 572 Purdue
21 Mark Montgomery 561 Michigan State
21 Dean Oliver 561 Iowa
23 Kalin Lucas 558 Michigan State
24 Mike Gesell 557 Iowa
25 Travis Walton 555 Michigan State
26 Bryant McIntosh 551 Northwestern
27 Arriel McDonald 547 Minnesota
28 Michael Lewis 545 Indiana
29 Quinn Buckner 542 Indiana
30 Antoine Joubert 539 Michigan
31 Michael Thompson 528 Northwestern
31 Shannon Scott 528 Ohio State
33 Talor Battle 517 Penn State
33 BJ Armstrong 517 Iowa
35 Kelvin Ransey 516 Ohio State
36 Kiwane Garris 502 Illinois
37 Tracy Webster 501 Wisconsin
38 Tom Coverdale 500 Indiana
39 Stephen Bardo 495 Illinois
40 Earvin "Magic" Johnson 491 Michigan State
41 Derrick Walton 490 Michigan
42 Joe Crispin 485 Penn State
42 Tom Wilkinson 485 Penn State
44 Chester Frazier 484 Illinois
44 Daniel Horton 484 Michigan
46 Tony Jones 481 Purdue
46 Everette Stephens 481 Purdue
48 Travis Conlan 480 Michigan
48 Ronnie Lester 480 Iowa
50 Curtis Wilson 475 Ohio State
51 Jamal Meeks 474 Indiana
51 Damon Bailey 474 Indiana
53 Keith Appling 465 Michigan State
54 Porter Roberts 464 Purdue
54 Jordan Taylor 464 Wisconsin
56 Matt Waddell 460 Purdue
57 Richard Keene 459 Illinois
58 Lewis Jackson 456 Purdue
59 Steve Smith 453 Michigan State
60 Patrick Baldwin 452 Northwestern
60 Chris Hill 452 Michigan State
62 Monroe Brown 450 Penn State
63 Titus Ivory 443 Penn State
64 Kevin Burleson 440 Minnesota
65 Randy Wittman 432 Indiana
65 Frank Williams 432 Illinois
67 Draymond Green 425 Michigan State
68 Mark Baker 424 Ohio State
68 Eugene Parker 424 Purdue
68 Maurice Ager 424 Michigan State
71 Eric Turner 421 Michigan
71 Troy Taylor 421 Ohio State
73 Derek Harper 419 Illinois
73 Ronnie Stokes 419 Ohio State
75 Ben Luber 418 Penn State
76 Trey Burke 416 Michigan
76 Steve Reid 416 Purdue
78 Evan Turner 414 Ohio State
79 AJ Guyton 403 Indiana
80 Melo Trimble 402 Maryland
81 Jalen Rose 401 Michigan
81 Larry Bolden 401 Ohio State
83 E'Twaun Moore 400 Purdue

Looks like he will jump about 10 slots in the first few games next year

 

[ThatkidfromHolland]

Looks like he will jump about 10 slots in the first few games next year

If he averages what he has for the last three years he will be 3rd.