That will put him at fourth All-time scorer. Can he get to third?
Well, he needs 26 to break, 25 to tie. Obviously he could do it Thursday but I think it more likely to be Saturday. I think you're going to see the Jordan Jacks show Thursday. I'm not sure WHY I think that, it's just a gut instinct.
As for getting to 3rd, current 3rd place is none other than "King" Kelly Coleman with 2077. If you figure Ken-Jah is averaging about 18 ppg this season, if he keeps that pace through the regular season he would enter the G-MAC tourney with 2061. First game in the G-MAC tourney would put him at 2079. Again, assuming hitting exactly 18 ppg in that span.
After that, Dwight Higgs is 2nd all time with 2228 points. So Ken-Jah would need just over 13 more games at his average this season to reach that. Even figuring a run to the national title game KWC would play a maximum of 12, I think - 4 regular season, 2 G-MAC, 3 regional, 3 elite 8. So that being the case, Ken-Jah has a very realistic shot at landing at #3 all time in scoring in the KWC record book. If he were to go on an absolute tear averaging 23 or 24 points per game and lead us to the national title he could land at #2, but obviously that's a big stretch. Not impossible, but highly improbable, especially seeing as the parity of our current team means we don't need him to score big points every game to win.
Just for the sake of completeness, our top all time scorer is Corey Crowder with 2282 points. In the scenario mentioned above, if Ken-Jah were to average 24.5 points per game for another 12 games (again, all the way to the title game) he would hit 2283!
With the #1 seed hosting, I think most teams would be better off being the 6th seed than the 4th seed. I would just prefer to stay out of the host's bracket. Ultimately, you have to beat some good teams to win the region, so I'm not sure it really matters.
With the #1 seed hosting, I think most teams would be better off being the 6th seed than the 4th seed. I would just prefer to stay out of the host's bracket. Ultimately, you have to beat some good teams to win the region, so I'm not sure it really matters.
I'd prefer it if you guys stay out of the host's bracket as well :)
Did you ever consider that KWC can screw up the whole bracket by intentionally losing in their conference tourney? There is no way that they still would not qualify for the tournament and they could get another one of their conference teams in.
Did you ever consider that KWC can screw up the whole bracket by intentionally losing in their conference tourney? There is no way that they still would not qualify for the tournament and they could get another one of their conference teams in.
I would almost guarantee you if KWC loses in the G-MAC tourney we will be left out.
That's your KWC paranoia talking. My suggestion was only a joke, but the only way KWC is out if they lose in their conf tournament is if the committee actually thought they lost on purpose. The added loss would not even have that significant effect on their PI compared to the other teams (almost all of which will have suffered a loss in their conf. tourney.) There is very little chance we will get an answer on the question, because KWC will win their tournament, but I for one would say they got screwed if a conf. tourney loss kept them out of the NCAA (assuming they win the rest of their other games).
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