TCU MEN'S BASKETBALL 1,000-POINT CLUB


1. DARRELL BROWDER - 1,886 points - 1980-83 - Fort Worth, Texas (Dunbar HS)
- Cited as a first team All-Southwest Conference selection on three occasions (1981, 1982, 1983)
- Started 114 of 117 games during his career where he scored in double figures on 99 occasions
- Averaged 16.1 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game during his career with the Purple and White
- Averaged double figures in all four seasons, including a career-high 19.4 points per game during the 1980-81 season
- Made 80.7 percent (280-of-347) of his free throw tries, which ranks ninth in the TCU career record books 

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1982-83	34	247	491	.503	-	-	-	93	110	.845	587	17.3
1981-82	29	198	397	.499	-	-	-	91	116	.784	487	16.8
1980-81	28	233	499	.467	-	-	-	78	94	.830	544	19.4
1979-80	26	125	244	.512	-	-	-	18	27	.667	268	10.3
Totals	117	803	1,631	.492	-	-	-	280	347	.807	1,886	16.1

 


2. COREY SANTEE - 1,832 points - 2002-05 - Flint, Mich. (Southwestern Academy)
- Ranks as the program's all-time leader in three-pointers (243) as well as assists (575)
- Cited as a two-time All-Conference USA third team selection (2004, 2005)
- Became the first player in program history to lead the Frogs in assists in four straight seasons
- Selected to the Conference USA All-Freshmen Team following the 2001-02 campaign
- Concluded his career by averaging at least 14.0 points per game in each of his four seasons

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2004-05	35	180	440	.409	76	215	.353	65	113	.575	501	14.3
2003-04	29	149	353	.422	53	150	.353	69	94	.734	420	14.5
2002-03	28	164	377	.435	64	173	.370	64	101	.634	462	16.5
2001-02	31	165	413	.400	50	162	.309	76	99	.768	456	14.7
Totals	123	658	1,583	.416	243	700	.347	273	395	.691	1,832	14.9

 

3. CARVEN HOLCOMBE - 1,734 points - 1984-87 - Houston, Texas (Jack Yates HS)
- Selected as the consensus Southwest Conference Player of the Year during his senior campaign
- Earned first team All-Southwest Conference laurels in 1987 and second team honors the previous two seasons
- Selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the fourth round of the 1987 NBA Draft
- Started in all 115 games during his career, which ranks second in the all-time record books
- Led the Frogs to a pair of Southwest Conference championships (1986, 1987) during his tenure

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1986-87	31	220	381	.577	2	5	.400	100	165	.606	542	17.5
1985-86	30	155	322	.481	-	-	-	71	110	.645	381	12.7
1984-85	28	199	387	.514	-	-	-	64	101	.634	462	16.5
1983-84	26	144	318	.453	-	-	-	61	87	.701	349	13.4
Totals	115	718	1,408	.510	2	5	.400	296	463	.639	1,734	15.3

 


4. DICK O'NEAL - 1,723 points - 1955-57 - Fort Worth, Texas (Polytechnic HS)
- Became the first player in program history to earn All-American honors on three occasions (1955, 1956, 1957)
- Cited as a three-time All-Southwest Conference selection (1955, 1956, 1957) during his career
- Recorded a career scoring average of 23.9 points per game, which still ranks first in the record books after 50 years
- Connected on 597 free throws (an average of 199 per season), which is a record that still stands today
- Selected by the Boston Celtics in the second round of the 1957 NBA Draft

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1956-57	24	155	385	.403	-	-	-	144	197	.731	454	18.9
1955-56	24	185	450	.411	-	-	-	223	294	.759	593	24.7
1954-55	24	223	475	.469	-	-	-	230	314	.732	676	28.2
Totals	72	563	1,310	.430	-	-	-	597	805	.742	1,723	23.9

 


5. REGGIE SMITH - 1,630 points - 1989-92 - San Jose, Calif. (Leland HS)
- Selected as a first team All-Southwest Conference award winner as a junior and senior (1991, 1992)
- Owned four career records in rebounds, blocked shots, consecutive starts and career starts upon graduation
- Garnered 21 double-doubles during his senior campaign and a total of 38 over his four-year career
- Ranks in the top-five in five statistical categories, including points, field goals made and free throws made
- Selected in the second round by the Portland Trailblazers in the 1992 NBA Draft

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1991-92	34	225	426	.528	0	2	.000	158	257	.615	608	17.9
1990-91	28	192	377	.509	0	0	.000	106	207	.512	490	17.5
1989-90	29	115	260	.442	0	0	.000	74	117	.632	304	10.5
1988-89	30	88	187	.471	0	0	.000	52	98	.531	228	7.6

6. KURT THOMAS - 1,512 points - 1991-95 - Dallas, Texas (Hillcrest HS)
- Became the third player in NCAA history lead the nation in scoring and rebounding in the same season (1995)
- Cited as a third team All-American by the Associated Press and National Association of Basketball Coaches
- Selected as the 1995 Southwest Conference Player of the Year and Southwest Conference Athlete of the Year
- Earned All-Southwest Conference accolades during his junior and senior campaigns (1994, 1995)
- Selected with the 10th overall pick by the Miami Heat in the 1995 NBA Draft

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1994-95	27	288	526	.548	3	12	.250	202	283	.714	781	28.9
1993-94	27	224	440	.509	12	46	.261	98	152	.645	558	20.7
1991-92	21	58	119	.487	0	0	.000	34	51	.667	150	7.1
1990-91	28	8	18	.444	0	2	.000	7	14	.500	23	1.9
Totals	103	578	1,103	.524	15	60	.250	341	500	.682	1,512	14.7

7. RYAN CARROLL - 1,508 points - 1998-01 - Longview, Texas (Longview HS)
- Concluded his career ranked second in three-point field goals made (233) and third in three-point field goal attempts (596)
- Averaged 17.5 points per game during his senior campaign for the Frogs, which ranked first on the team
- Became the 19th player in program history to score at least 40 points in a game (Central Oklahoma, 2001)
- Ranked second on the Frogs in points (425) and scoring average (15.2) during his junior season
- Averaged at least 14.0 points per game in each of his final three campaigns with the Frogs

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2000-01	31	182	393	.463	76	209	.364	101	129	.783	541	17.5
1999-00	28	156	321	.486	76	191	.398	37	56	.661	425	15.2
1998-99	31	160	313	.511	71	165	.430	43	72	.597	434	14.0
1997-98	28	40	77	.519	10	31	.323	18	20	.900	108	3.0
Totals	118	538	1,104	.487	233	596	.391	199	277	.718	1,508	12.8

8. LEE NAILON - 1,503 points - 1998-99 - South Bend, Ind. (Butler County CC)
- Selected as a first team All-American in 1998 after ranking third in the NCAA in scoring average (24.9 ppg)
- Scored a program-record 796 points during the 1997-98 season en route to winning the Western Athletic Conference scoring title
- Became the program's first pre-season first team All-American selection by the Associated Press during the 1998-99 season
- Became the fastest player in program history to reach 1,200 - 1,300 - 1,400 and 1,500-point milestones
- Selected 43rd overall in the second round of the Charlotte Hornets in the 1999 NBA Draft

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1998-99	31	266	524	.508	4	15	.267	171	239	.715	707	22.8
1997-98	32	329	594	.554	1	2	.500	137	184	.745	796	24.9
Totals	63	595	1,118	.532	5	17	.294	308	423	.728	1,503	23.

9. GARY TURNER - 1,426 points - 1964-66 - Fort Worth, Texas - Paris JC
- Selected as a first team All-Southwest Conference award recipient on two occasions (1965, 1966)
- Recorded 50 double-doubles during his three-year career, including three 20-plus rebounding performances
- Graduated from TCU ranked second in the program's all-time record books in scoring (1,426) and rebounding (887)
- Averaged 19.8 points per game and 12.3 rebounds per game for his career, which both rank in the program's top-10 list
- Picked in the third round by the Boston Celtics in the 1966 NBA Draft, but signed with the ABA's Houston Mavericks

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1965-66	24	196	380	.516	-	-	-	130	181	.718	522	21.8
1964-65	24	164	360	.455	-	-	-	155	199	.779	453	18.9
1963-64	24	162	397	.408	-	-	-	127	188	.676	451	18.8
Totals	72	522	1,137	.459	-	-	-	412	568	.725	1,426	19.8

10. MIKE JONES - 1,323 points - 1997-98 - Oklahoma City, Okla. (Northeastern Oklahoma A&M)

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1997-98	33	263	548	.480	62	164	.378	114	142	.803	702	21.3
1996-97	35	232	504	.460	46	122	.377	111	141	.787	621	17.7
Totals	68	495	1,052	.471	108	286	.378	225	283	.795	1,323	19.5

11. BINGO MERRIEX - 1,318 points - 2000-03 - Wichita Falls, Texas (Wichita Falls HS)
- Connected on 217 three-pointers during his career, which ranks fourth in the record books
- Concluded his career as one of five players to be ranked in the top-12 in both scoring and rebounding
- Connected on 55 three-pointers during the 1999-00, which set a TCU freshmen record in that category
- Finished his career with the Frogs ranked 10th on the all-time rebounding list after appearing in 119 games
- Averaged at least 11.5 points over his final three seasons, including a career-high 12.7 points as a junior

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2002-03	27	128	303	.422	41	133	.308	44	84	.524	341	12.6
2001-02	31	141	307	.459	69	173	.399	42	77	.545	393	12.7
2000-01	31	126	275	.458	52	142	.366	53	79	.671	357	11.5

12. MALCOLM JOHNSON - 1,272 points - 1997-98 - Lawton, Okla. (Seminole JC)
- Garnered first team All-Western Athletic Conference laurels in his two campaigns (1997, 1998)
- Concluded his career with the Frogs ranked third in steals (137) in the all-time record books
- Averaged 18.7 points and 5.2 rebounds per game en route to guiding the Frogs to a NCAA Tournament during the 1997-98 season
- Started in 34 of 35 games during his senior season and scored 29 points in his only non-start of the season
- Posted 14 outings of 20 or more points in his first season with the Frogs during the 1996-97 campaign

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1997-98	33	223	487	.458	87	235	.370	83	106	.783	616	18.7
1996-97	35	249	569	.483	90	261	.345	68	103	.660	656	18.7
Totals	68	472	1,056	.447	177	496	.357	151	209	.722	1,272	18.7

13. MARQUISE GAINOUS - 1,228 points - 1999-00 - Orlando, Fla. (Jacksonville CC)
- Selected as a first team All-Western Athletic Conference selection during his senior campaign (2000)
- Averaged 19.5 points per game in 63 career games with the Frogs, including 20.7 points during his last season
- Led the Frogs in scoring average (20.7 ppg) and rebounding (8.3 rpg) during the 1999-00 campaign
- Scored 566 points and averaged 18.3 points per game in his first season with the Frogs
- Tallied a career-high 41 points against UNLV, which was his 14th consecutive double-digit scoring performance

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1999-00	32	215	433	.497	12	35	.343	220	261	.843	662	20.7
1998-99	31	222	382	.581	9	30	.300	113	150	.753	566	18.3
Totals	63	437	815	.536	21	65	.323	333	411	.810	1,228	19.5

14. KEVIN LANGFORD - 1,227 points - 2007-09 - Fort Worth, Texas (North Crowley HS)
- Garnered All-Mountain West Conference accolades in each of his three seasons with the program (2007, 2008, 2009)
- Started 91 consecutive games during his career where he posted a double-digit scoring performance in 66 of those contests
- Concluded his career ranked second in all-time free throws made (414) and third in free throw attempts (601)
- Finished his tenure with the Frogs ranked sixth in the Mountain West Conference in free throws made (414)
- Became the 15th player in program history to surpass 1,200 points and one of 10 players to accomplish the feat in three seasons

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2008-09	31	129	268	.481	11	27	.407	161	209	.770	430	13.9
2007-08	30	125	300	.417	8	30	.267	142	195	.728	400	13.3
2006-07	30	136	294	.463	14	25	.560	111	197	.563	397	13.2
Totals	91	390	294	.463	33	82	.402	414	601	.689	1,227	13.5

15. MICHAEL STRICKLAND - 1,219 points - 1989-92 - Chattanooga, Tenn. (Central Florida CC)
- Averaged over 13.0 points per game in each of his three seasons with the Frogs
- Concluded his career ranked second in three-point field goal attempts (626) in the TCU record books
- Concluded his career ranked third in three-point field goals made (231) in the TCU record books
- Connected on a TCU single-season record 93 three-point field goals during the 1989-90 campaign
- Connected on nine three-pointers against Arkansas during his senior campaign, which set a program-record for most in a game

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1991-92	34	153	386	.396	71	217	.327	84	112	.750	461	13.6
1990-91	27	124	307	.404	67	176	.381	61	87	.701	376	13.9
1989-90	29	122	319	.382	93	233	.399	45	68	.662	382	13.2
Totals	90	399	1,012	.394	231	626	.369	190	267	.712	1,219	13.5

16. DENNIS NUTT - 1,192 points - 1982-85 - Little Rock, Ark. (Little Rock Central HS)
- Garnered first team All-Southwest Conference accolades during the 1984-85 campaign
- Concluded his career as the second-most accurate free throw shooter (158-of-186; 84.9 percent) in program history
- Set a program single-season record after connecting on 91.7 percent (77-of-84) of his charity stripe attempts
- Averaged at least 17.0 points per game over his final two seasons where he collected 19 games of 20 or more points
- Inducted into the TCU Lettermen's Association Hall of Fame in the Fall of 2009

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1984-85	29	211	398	.530	-	-	-	77	84	.917	499	17.2
1983-84	28	216	426	.507	-	-	-	59	77	.766	491	17.5
1982-83	32	84	159	.528	-	-	-	19	21	.905	187	5.8
1981-82	14	6	14	.429	-	-	-	3	4	.750	15	1.1
Totals	103	517	997	.519	-	-	-	158	186	.849	1,192	11.6

17. MICKEY MCCARTY - 1,137 points - 1966-68 - Pasadena, Texas (Pasadena HS)
- Selected as a first team All-Southwest Conference award recipient on two occasions (1967, 1968)
- Guided the Frogs to the 1968 Southwest Conference Championship where he was selected as Team Most Valuable Player
- Became one of six players in program history to average a double-double for their career with the Frogs
- Drafted by three different franchises in football, baseball and two basketball (NBA's Chicago Bulls in the 15th round; ABA's Dallas Chapparals in the 14th round)

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1967-68	26	195	468	.416	-	-	-	99	150	.600	489	18.8
1966-67	24	140	363	.383	-	-	-	76	113	673	356	14.8
1965-66	24	107	254	.421	-	-	-	78	105	.743	292	12.2
Totals	74	442	1,085	.407	-	-	-	253	368	.688	1,137	15.4

18. GARY LANDERS - 1,114 points - 1973-76 - Dallas, Texas (Carter HS)
- Averaged 15.2 points and 6.8 rebounds per game, including three double-doubles, during the 1975-76 campaign
- Made a name for himself as a consistent scorer as he never averaged less than 9.0 points per game in a season
- Recorded the best game of his career during his senior season with a 30-point, 14-rebound effort against Texas
- Never scored less than 200 points in a season in any of his four campaigns with the Frogs
- Became one of the first four-year starters for the Frogs in the modern era of collegiate basketball

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1975-76	27	166	314	.529	-	-	-	79	100	.790	411	15.2
1974-75	24	97	207	.469	-	-	-	34	48	.708	228	9.5
1973-74	25	113	268	.422	-	-	-	49	69	.710	275	11.0
1972-73	22	90	204	.441	-	-	-	20	34	.588	200	9.1
Totals	98	466	993	.469	-	-	-	182	251	.725	1,114	11.4

19. JAMES PENNY - 1,101 points - 1995-98 - Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine HS)
- Reached double figures in scoring in 58 games during his career to go along with nine double-doubles
- Concluded his career with the Frogs as the program's all-time leader in blocked shots (171)
- Ranked as one of the best Sixth Men in college basketball during his senior campaign where he averaged 10.5 points per game
- Aided the Frogs to their last NCAA Tournament appeareance during the 1997-98 campaign
- Averaged at least 10.0 points per game over the final three seasons of his TCU career

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1997-98	32	136	258	.527	3	17	.176	61	83	.735	336	10.5
1996-97	34	153	282	.543	12	36	.333	48	72	.667	366	10.8
1995-96	30	126	299	.421	33	91	.363	48	78	.615	333	11.1
1994-95	19	23	52	.442	5	15	.333	15	21	.714	66	3.5
Totals	115	438	891	.492	53	159	.333	172	254	.677	1,101	9.6

20 (tie). JUNIOR BLOUNT - 1,098 points - 2002-03 - Tulsa, Okla. (Connors State JC)
- Earned second team All-Conference USA accolades following the 2001-02 campaign
- Became the 12th player in program history to collect at least 600 points in a season in the 2001-02 season
- Collected 364 points in Conference USA contests during the 2001-02 season, which ranks second in the all-time league records
- Became one of seven players in program history to surpass the 1,000-point milestone in two seasons with the Frogs
- Holds the program's all-time record for free throw shooting percentage (87.4 percent; 228-of-261)

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2002-03	28	152	370	.411	77	215	.358	114	129	.884	495	17.7
2001-02	31	203	470	.432	83	238	.349	114	132	.864	603	19.5
Totals	59	355	840	.412	160	453	.353	228	261	.874	1,098	18.6

20 (tie). BRENT HACKETT - 1,098 points - 2005-08 - Fort Worth, Texas (Southwest HS)
- Garnered All-Mountain West Conference honorable mention laurels on two occasions (2007, 2008)
- Concluded his career ranked fifth in three-point field goals made and three-point field goal attempts
- Appeared in 122 career games where he made 88 starts where he missed only four starts over the final three seasons
- Recorded 54 games of 10 or more points, including 18 double-digit contests in each of his last three seasons
- Notched a career-high 26 points in the final game of his TCU career against UNLV in the MWC Tournament

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2007-08	30	116	320	.363	53	180	.294	64	81	.790	349	11.6
2006-07	30	105	286	.367	66	185	.357	61	77	.792	337	11.2
2005-06	31	109	301	.362	57	170	.335	47	74	.635	322	10.4
2004-05	31	26	81	.321	14	39	.359	24	47	.511	90	2.9
Totals	122	356	988	.360	190	571	.333	196	279	.703	1,098	9.0

22. RONNIE MOSS - 1,095 points - 2008-11 - Fort Worth, Texas (Christian Life Academy)
- Named Second-Team All-Mountain West Conference as a sophomore in 2009-10
- Is one of only five players in program history with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 300 assists
- Led TCU in scoring average as both a sophomore (14.9 ppg) and junior (15.7 ppg)
- Led the MWC and ranked No. 10 nationally in assists as a sophomore (5.9 apg)
- Scored 20 or more points 15 times in his career and had four games with 10 or more assists

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
2010-11	20	108	261	.414	36	105	.343	61	80	.763	313	15.7
2009-10	32	165	408	.404	62	165	.376	84	123	.683	476	14.9
2008-09	30	115	270	.426	23	67	.343	53	76	.697	306	10.2
Totals	82	388	929	.418	121	337	.359	198	279	.710	1,095	13.4

23. RONNY STEVENSON - 1,084 points - 1957-59 - Fort Worth, Texas (Birdville HS)
- Selected as a first team All-Southwest Conference award recipient following the 1957-58 season
- Led the Southwest Conference in scoring and rebounding after averaging 17.8 points and 13.2 boards per game as a junior
- Selected as both a team captain as well as the Team Most Valuable Player in each of his final two seasons (1958, 1959)
- Concluded his career ranked first in rebounds per game (12.7 rpg) and second in total rebounds (917)
- Averaged at least 12.0 points per game in each of his three seasons in the Frogs' lineup

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1958-59	26	106	292	.363	-	-	-	101	141	.716	313	12.0
1957-58	24	153	374	.409	-	-	-	122	197	.620	428	17.8
1956-57	24	121	322	.376	-	-	-	101	141	.716	343	14.3
Totals	74	380	988	.385	-	-	-	324	479	.676	1,084	14.6

24. JEFF JACOBS - 1,081 points - 1994-97 - Merrillville, Ind. (Andrean HS)
- Selected as the Southwest Conference Co-Freshman of the Year in 1994 by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
- Concluded his career at TCU ranked third in assists (475) and seventh in steals (123)
- Finished his career with the Frogs ranked sixth in three-point field goals made (1.60 3pg)
- Averaged at least 10.0 points per game during the first three seasons of his tenure with the Purple and White
- Appeared in 114 games for the Frogs, including 91 trips to the starting lineup - which ranks sixth in program history

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1996-97	31	51	156	.327	30	103	.291	23	26	.885	155	5.0
1995-96	29	106	293	.362	57	167	.341	52	72	.722	321	11.1
1994-95	27	106	266	.398	58	150	.387	53	66	.803	323	12.0
1993-94	27	86	198	.434	37	87	.425	73	96	.760	282	10.4

25. RICKY HALL - 1,060 points - 1970-72 - Fort Worth HS (Eastern Hills HS)
- Guided the Frogs to the 1971 Southwest Conference championship after averaging 13.2 points per game
- Recorded a career-high 16.8 points per game during his final campaign with the Frogs
- Led the Frogs to the 1972 NCAA Tournament where he scored 18 points in a setback to Notre Dame
- Recorded a career-high 31 points against Texas Tech in his final regular-season game for the Frogs
- Ranked second on the Frogs in scoring average (16.8 ppg) during the 1971-72 campaign

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1971-72	24	161	336	.479	-	-	-	82	110	.745	404	16.8
1970-71	27	140	312	.449	-	-	-	79	118	.669	359	13.2
1969-70	24	108	237	.456	-	-	-	81	103	.786	297	12.4
Totals	75	409	885	.462	-	-	-	242	331	.731	1,060	14.1

26. DOUG ARNOLD - 1,057 points - 1982-83 - Irwin, Pa. (Duquesne)
- Awarded with Southwest Conference Newcomer of the Year laurels following the 1981-82 season
- Became one of just seven players to suprass the 1,000-point milestone in only two campaigns with the Frogs
- Averaged at least 15.0 points per game in each of the two seasons after transferring from Duquesne
- Ranks 10th in the single-season record books with 475 field goal attempts during the 1982-83 campaign
- Selected to the Southwest Conference All-Tournament Team in each of his two seasons (1982, 1983)

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1982-83	34	205	475	.432	-	-	-	120	160	.750	530	15.6
1981-82	27	219	430	.509	-	-	-	89	134	.664	527	19.5
Totals	61	424	905	.469	-	-	-	209	294	.711	1,057	17.3

27. DAMION WALKER - 1,044 points - 1996-97 - Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS)
- Selected as a Freshman All-American by Basketball Weekly after averaging 20.5 points per game during the 1995-96 season
- Garnered Southwest Conference Freshman of the Year accolades as well as first team all-conference laurels
- Set TCU and Southwest Conference freshmen records in both scoring (20.5 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg)
- Ranked as the second-leading scorer among all NCAA Division I freshmen during the 1995-96 campaign
- Guided the Frogs to the Championship Game of the Western Athletic Conference and a berth in the 1997 NIT

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1996-97	35	161	386	.417	2	4	.500	104	137	.759	428	12.2
1995-96	30	230	457	.503	0	1	.000	156	203	.768	616	20.5
Totals	65	391	843	.464	2	5	.400	260	340	.765	1,044	16.1

28. JAMES CASH - 1,026 points - 1967-69 - Fort Worth, Texas (Terrell HS)
- Became the first African-American to ever sign a scholarship to play athletics at TCU
- Became the first African-American to ever sign a scholarship to play athletics in the Southwest Conference
- Selected as a first team All-Southwest Conference award recipient following the 1968-69 campaign
- Garnered Academic All-American accolades on two occasions (1968, 1969)
- Averaged 13.8 points as a junior en route to guiding TCU to the 1968 Southwest Conference championship

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1968-69	24	154	337	.457	-	-	-	84	157	.535	392	16.3
1967-68	26	151	337	.450	-	-	-	56	97	.577	358	13.8
1966-67	24	120	266	.451	-	-	-	36	74	.486	276	11.5
Totals	74	425	940	.452	-	-	-	176	328	.537	1,026	13.9

29. GEORGE MCLEOD - 1,013 points - 1950-52 - Houston, Texas (Sam Houston HS)
- Became the first player in TCU men's basketball history to surpass the 1,000-point milestone
- Selected as a first team All-American following the 1951-52 campaign after averaging 15.0 points per game
- Garnered first team All-Southwest Conference accolades in each of his three seasons (1950, 1951, 1952)
- Scored a career-best 419 points as a senior en route to leading the Frogs to the 1952 Southwest Conference championship
- Led the Southwest Conference in league scoring during his senior campaign at 19.4 points per game

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1951-52	28	169	357	.473	-	-	-	118	169	.698	419	15.0
1950-51	25	126	315	.400	-	-	-	86	143	.601	338	13.5
1949-50	24	93	183	.508	-	-	-	70	108	.648	256	10.7
Totals	77	388	855	.454	-	-	-	261	420	.621	1,013	13.2

30. WAYNE KREIS - 1,002 points - 1965-67 - Pampa, Texas (Pampa HS)
- Averaged at least 13.0 points per game in each of his three seasons with the Frogs
- Scored in double figures in 17 of 21 contests in his first season during the 1964-65 campaign
- Became the fourth player in program history to reach the 1,000-point milestone in his final collegiate game
- Ranks fifth in the TCU all-time record books in free throw percentage after connecting on 81.4 percent (328-of-403) of his attempts
- Averaged a career-high 15.7 points per game during his junior campaign with the Frogs

YEAR	GP	FG-M	FG-A	PCT	3-FGM	3-FGA	PCT	FT-M	FT-A	PCT	PTS	AVG
1966-67	23	115	246	.468	-	-	-	87	102	.853	317	13.8
1965-66	24	127	287	.443	-	-	-	122	153	.797	376	15.7
1964-65	21	95	239	.397	-	-	-	119	148	.804	309	14.7
Totals	68	337	772	.437	-	-	-	328	403	.814	1,002	14.7