Who are the top 5 leading scorers in Arkansas Razorback history, and can Ronnie Brewer break into that list?
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The top scorers in Razorback history are:\n\nTodd Day 2395\nSindey Moncrief 2066\nLee Mayberry 1940\nScott Hastings 1799\nPat Bradley 1765\n\nIn two seasons Brewer has 827 points, so if he comes back for another year and averages 20 points a game (last year he was at 16 points a game) he would get another 600 which would not put him in the top five. Even if he averaged 30 points a game he would not crack the list.\n\nHe would need to play two more years in order to crack the top five, but at the most I would guess he plays one season before going to the NBA and does not make the top 5.
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Playin right now\n1 Kevin Garnett\n2 LeBron James\n3 Shaquille O'Neal\n4 Kobe Bryant \n5 Tracy McGrady\n6 Tim Duncan\n7 Allen Iverson\n8 Dwyane Wade\n9 Steve Nash\n10 Vince Carter\n\nRetired\n1 Michael Jordan\n2 Wilt Chamberlain\n3 Kareem Abdul Jabbar\n4 Larry Bird\n5 Julius "Dr. J" Erving \n6 Magic Johnson\n7 Bill Russel\n8 Oscar Robertson\n9 Isiah Thomas\n10 Jerry West
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Reggie Miller is best.  Other two would be Mark Price and Jeff Hornacek
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.
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Top 25 as of 2006:\n\n1. Kobe Bryant\n2. Kevin Garnett\n3. LeBron James\n4. Shawn Marion\n5. Elton Brand\n6. Dirk Nowitzki\n7. Dwyane Wade\n8. Allen Iverson  \n9. Yao Ming  \n10. Chris Bosh\n11. Paul Pierce\n12. Gilbert Arenas\n13. Steve Nash\n14. Pau Gasol\n15. Tim Duncan\n16. Marcus Camby\n17. Andrei Kirilenko\n18. Jermaine O'Neal\n19. Chris Webber\n20. Lamar Odom\n21. Jason Kidd\n22. Dwight Howard\n23. Chris Paul\n24. Ray Allen\n25. Carmelo Anthony\n\nI can't list all time. I didn't watch most of them play.
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Kobe Bryant, the guy scored 81 points against the raptors. Steve Nash shouldn't get it because he did not score in every game he played this year. Kobe carried his whole team this year and made guys like smush parker and kwame brown and brian cook better than they used to be
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1. Reggie Miller\n2. Roger Brown\n3. Rick Carlisle (Coach)\n4. Jermaine O'Neal\n5. Dale Davis (When he was in his prime)
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yeh, i'm a big hog fan, and i think stan heath did a great job too. i just hope ronnie brewer comes back for his senior year.
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Top Five-according to football outsider....\nChad Johnson is in third place...\n\n87-R.Wayne IND 30.5 1 29.6 1 34.7% 1 32.9% 90 889 7 61% \n12-M.Colston NO 26.9 2 26.9 2 31.5% 3 31.5% 86 869 7 63% \n85-C.Johnson CIN 22.7 3 22.9 3 18.7% 12 19.1% 99 956 7 58% \n88-M.Harrison IND 22.5 4 21.9 4 19.5% 11 18.4% 96 813 5 63% \n83-L.Evans BUF 22.1 5 21.1 5 22.5% 8 20.5% 90 822 4 61%
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Here is a site that has a list of the rushing leaders throughout NCAA history, but it has Ron Dayne still leading it.  If I am not mistaken, I believe he has been dethroned.  I know Memphis' DeAngelo Williams came close and is on the list somewhere near the top.\n\nLike you, I had trouble finding this information.
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mike miller avgs. a double-double and tyson chandler eats rebounds, and barbosa scores a whole lot.  gilbert arenas.  not a fair trade.  its a 3 for 1.  of course the person getting 3 players gets a better deal.
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I thing Ronnie Brewer is just starting to mature, and he will be terrific in the NBA. Who cares if you have an agent or not.\n\nStrengths: 2 guard with great versatility ... Very intriguing because of his ability to run the show from the point guard position ... Has good leadership abilities ... Creates well off the dribble with a quick first step ... Elevates his teammates play with his passing ability ... Excellent vision, creating easy baskets for open teammates ... Thoroughbred type of athlete, very strong frame, think legs, extremely fast in the open floor ... Long arms and quick hands make him a defensive nightmare ... Great rebounder at the guard position ... Aggressive defender ... Anticipates passes well and forces a ton of steals with his on ball pressure ... Has range out to college three with good accuracy ... Has a great feel for the game which comes from being around basketball his whole life ... \n\nWeaknesses: A childhood water slide accident left him with a small bone protruding from his triceps area which has created an abnormal shooting form ... Not a great spot up shooter, makes most of his shots moving towards the basket, a rhythm shooter ... Much quicker than he is athletic, wont wow you with monster dunks, but not a bad leaper ... Mostly effective with the ball in his hands, so some feel he must dominate the ball to be effective ...
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Too many to pick from, but my list starts with....\nWalter Payton\nGale Sayers\nBarry Sanders\nTony Dorrsett\nJim Brown\n\nIt's hard to imagine what some of these guys' records would be if they had better offenses working with them instead of being the offense and the focus of every defense they faced (Sanders and Payton especially).
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According to basketball.com's listing of NBA records, Brent Price (Washington) hit 13 in a row from 1/15/96 to 1/19/96; Terry Mills (Detroit) also hit 13 in a row from 12/4/96 to 12/7/96.  Don't see anything about most consecutive 3 pointers hit in one single game.
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In this time period?? Be more specific but ill go from 2000 (No particular order at all) Big man to  Guards is the order I guess\n\n15.Shaquille O'Neal\n14.Yao Ming\n13.Tim Duncan\n12.Dirk Nowitzki\n11.Kevin Garnett\n10.Elton Brand\n9.Carmelo Anthony\n8.Paul Pierce\n7.LeBron James\n6.Tracy McGrady\n5.Dwyane Wade\n4.Kobe Bryant\n3.Allen Iverson\n2.Steve Nash\n1.Jason Kidd\n\nIt's a debatable list you could take out Carmelo and put in Gilbert Arenas (you probably should) but I feel it's the best list here most people (almost everyone didn't put Dirk) and kept putting Chauncey for some reason. I didn't put Vinsanity because he only scores (it seems) when he feels like it. Ray Allen is great but meh... I felt Paul Pierce was more deserving because of his consistency and great sharpshooter skills like Ray Allen. Pierce is just like Elton Brand always looked over because of their team.
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1. L.T.\n2. L.J.\n3. S. Alexander\n4. T. Barber\n5. W. Dunn\n6. S. Jackson\n7. B. Westbrook\n8. C. Portis\n9. C. Taylor\n10. D. Mcallister\n\nBest Backup: M. Turner of SD\n\nIf you seriously think Tiki isn't in the top 10 your pretty stupid, besides R.Bush? Hes not even the best rookie in New Orleans, and what has R. Brown done this season? Dunn, Jones, and Taylor have really out performed the bottom of your list.
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As much as I hate to say it , Arkansas by 10.  I also believe Arkanas will be playing Florida in the Second game and then a rematch against LSU.  Arkansas is playing for seeting in the NCAA tourney. They are likely a 8 or 9 seet now. But since 8 and 9 play each other then playing a #1 they will be playing very hard in the SEC tourney to improve their situation.  They are unfortunately the most improved team in recent weeks in the SEC. Don't be surprised if they do very well in this tourney.