He earned All-America honors as a senior when he averaged One of only four U of L players to surpass both 1, career points and rebounds, McCray started as a freshman on the national championship team and was a member of the U. Olympic Team. One of the most exciting players in Cardinal history, he was honored as the Metro Conference Player of the Year as a senior in , and would go on to play ten seasons in the NBA. The leading scorer on the national championship team, Thompson ranks 11th at Louisville in career points, seventh in blocked shots and eighth in rebounds.
He is the only Cardinal to rank in the top 11 of each of those categories. He was the Metro Conference's Player of the Year for both the ' and ''94 seasons, and recorded 41 double-doubles during his two-year stay at U of L. Louisville's 4th all-time leading scorer, Gaines remarkably ranks in the top five in scoring, assists, steals, three-point field goals and free throws at U of L. Despite playing with a sub-par supporting cast, Gaines almost single-handedly made Rick Pitino's first two years at Louisville much easier than they could have been.
One of the most electrifying point guards in U of L history, Smith's school record of assists may never be broken. He also ranks in Louisville's top ten all-time in in steals third and points seventh , and is the school's all-time leader in career free-throw percentage.
In just three seasons, Price totaled 1, points for the Cardinals. He heads to the pros as Louisville's all-time leader in steals, and ranks behind only LaBradford Smith in career assists.
A fan favorite because of the passion he brought to the game, Crook is Louisville's 9th all-time leading scorer and ranks sixth in career free throws made. One of the most explosive players in Louisville history, Williams is the owner of half of the four triple-doubles recorded in U of L history.
He ranks third on the all-time Cardinal list in assists, seventh in rebounds and 18th in points. The star of Louisville's first Final Four team in , Turner still ranks eighth all-time at U of L in both career scoring average Grosso played just two seasons for the Cardinals, but the record books will forever remember him as one of the greatest rebounders in U of L history.
Only Charlie Tyra and Wes Unseld stand above him in the categories of rebounds in a game and rebounds in a season. Obviously, this list begs a number of questions, most notably whether or not Gorgui Dieng belongs.
In every statistical category other than blocks, Dieng doesn't match up well with the all-time greats, but anyone who watched Louisville play over the past two seasons can tell you how vital he was to a pair of Final Four teams and a national champion. For all his impressive scoring punch, Maybin didn't have enough else to his game to impress NBA scouts. He went undrafted and never played in the league. A valuable reserve on the national champs, Jerry Eaves contributed 7.
He provided some respectable offense as a rookie 9. Everick Sullivan scored 1, points at Louisville, thanks in large measure to explosive leaping ability that helped him amass 85 dunks. Undrafted by the NBA, Sullivan found his niche as a college coach. His 1, points are 17th in school history, his rebounds are 14th and he ranks 10th with career blocks. Cox disappointed mightily as a first-round pick of the Warriors. He lasted just two seasons in the NBA, playing a mere 11 minutes a night.
He was an even more dangerous scorer, twice topping 17 points a game in his college career. Although he was drafted by the Warriors, Noble played the entirety of his seven-year pro career as a Piston. He averaged as many as Felton Spencer was a late bloomer at Louisville, but seven-foot centers warrant a certain amount of patience from their coaches. As a senior, he averaged He averaged as many as 9. Versatile forward Nate Johnson averaged as many as Though he excelled in two seasons with the Columbus Riverdragons—averaging Gallon averaged as many as He never played in the NBA.
In just two seasons at Louisville, Samaki Walker showed that he belonged among the top post players in Cardinal history. He averaged Though he never even vaguely justified the ninth overall pick Dallas spent on him, Walker became a solid NBA reserve. He averaged as many as 8. A long, lean swingman with a killer three-point touch, Francisco Garcia led the Cardinals to the Final Four. He scored as many as Garcia had the misfortune to arrive in Sacramento just as the Chris Webber-led playoff years were ending for the Kings.
Sims, whose 83 steals as a junior are the fourth most in school history, ranks second only to Pervis Ellison with career dunks as a Cardinal. His rebounds place him 12th in Cardinal history, while his average of He shot an impressive.
In five years with the team, he averaged as many as 9. His career rebounds are the sixth-highest total in Louisville history. Undrafted out of college, Myles quickly landed on his feet as a coach.
Edgar Sosa dished out career assists tied for 10th in program history , but he also found time to knock down three-pointers, the fifth most for any Cardinal. Although he played summer-league ball for the Pistons, the undrafted Sosa has yet to crack an NBA roster. He started just six games in a four-year career, averaging a mere 5. Despite sharing the floor with the best passer in Louisville history in LaBradford Smith, Keith Williams carved out his own niche as an outstanding distributor.
On Apr. However, he did not suffer any structural damage and seems to have avoided a major injury. While still not a significant factor on the Bucks, he is starting to become a lot more comfortable since rejoining the rotation in late March following an ankle injury. In his last 15 games, he is averaging 5. He has made two starts, including a point, rebound double double on Mar. Rozier is still on pace to have the best season of his career.
His scoring totals and field goal shooting are career-highs, and is just shy of matching his high in three-point shooting He has also had several highlight moments this season, such as posterizng Kevin Durant and nailing a game-winner vs.
Golden State. Less than a week after signing a two-way contract with the Houston Rockets in mid-February, Spalding ruptured his achilles. After just two games with the organization, in which he had two points and two rebounds in each game, he was waived.
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