Updated 1,000 point career scoring list

[SoonerTraveler]

2/21/2016: Updated 1,000 point career scoring list.

With the road victory at West Virginia, Buddy Hield surpassed 2,000 career points with his game-high 29. He is the sixth Sooner in history to hit the 2,000 point mark. Buddy moved into the top 5 of OU’s all-time scoring chart as his 2,026 points, passing Stacey King (2,008) into fifth.

Isaiah Cousins has moved up to 27th on the list with 1,213 points. Jordan Woodard is now 40th on the list with 1,018 points.

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Buddy Hield
> 2012-13 (27 Games) ... 211 Points (7.8 ppg)
> 2013-14 (33 Games) ... 545 Points (16.5 ppg)
> 2014-15 (35 Games) ... 610 Points (17.4 ppg)
> 2015-16 (26 Games) ..... 660 Points (25.4 ppg)

Career so far (121 Games) ... 2,026 Points (16.7 ppg)

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OU 1,000 Point Club

43. Nate Erdmann (1996, 97) ................. 1,000 (16.7 ppg)
42. Aaron McGhee (2001, 02) ................. 1,001 (14.5)
41. Cade Davis (2008, 09, 10, 11) ........... 1,015 (8.1)
40. Jordan Woodard (20014, 15, 16) ....... 1,018 (10.8)
39. Raymond Whitley (1978, 79, 80, 82) .. 1,019 (9.3)
38. Cary Carrabine (1976, 77, 78, 79) ...... 1,034 (9.3)
37. Scott Martin (1970, 71, 72) .............. 1,078 (13.5)
36. Joe King (1956, 57, 58) ..................... 1,085 (15.7)
35. Andrew Fitzgerald (2010, 11, 12, 13) .. 1,086 (9.0)
34. Damon Patterson (1989, 90, 92) ......... 1,099 (12.5)
33. Terry Stotts (1977, 78, 78, 80) ........... 1,104 (12.1)
32. Kevin Bookout (2003, 04, 05, 06) ....... 1,108 (10.3)
31. Willie Rogers (1966, 67, 68) ............... 1,153 (15.4)
30. Brent Price (1991, 92) ....................... 1,173 (18.0)
29. Les Lane (1952, 53, 54, 55) ............... 1,180 (13.6)
28. Corey Brewer (1997, 98) ................... 1,211 (19.2)
27. Isaiah Cousins (2013, 14, 15, 16) ..... 1,213 (9.6)
26. Bobby Jack (1970, 71, 72) ................. 1,219 (15.0)
25. Garfield Heard (1968, 69, 70) ............. 1,227 (15.7)
24. David Little (1982, 83) ....................... 1,229 (18.6)
23. Aaron Curry (1977, 78, 79, 80) ........... 1,237 (11.2)
22. Al Beal (1977, 78, 79, 80) .................. 1,245 (11.0)
21. Blake Griffin (2008, 09) ................ ..... 1,278 (18.8)
20. Cameron Clark (2011, 12, 13, 14) ....... 1,284 (10.0)
19. Mookie Blaylock (1988, 89) ................. 1,338 (18.1)
18. David Johnson (1984, 85, 86, 87) ........ 1,344 (10.1)
17. Tony Croker (2007, 08, 09, 10) ........... 1,351 (10.2)
16. Terry Evans (1990, 91, 92, 93) ............ 1,361 (11.1)
15. Harvey Grant (1987, 88) ..................... 1,391 (19.0)
14. Steven Pledger (2010, 11, 12, 13) ........ 1,392 (11.2)
13. Chucky Barnett (1980, 81, 82, 83) ........ 1,462 (15.1)
12. John McCullough (1976, 77, 78, 79) ...... 1,507 (13.8)
11. Don Sidle (1966, 67, 68) ..................... 1,548 (20.4)
10. Eduardo Najera (1997, 98, 99, 00) ....... 1,646 (13.1)
09. Alvan Adams (1973, 74, 75) ................ 1,707 (23.4)
08. Hollis Price (2000, 01, 02, 03) .............. 1,821 (13.4)
07. Ryan Minor (1993, 94, 95, 96) ............. 1,946 (16.5)
06. Stacey King (1986, 87, 88, 89) ............. 2,008 (17.6)
05. Buddy Hield (2013, 14, 15, 16) ......... 2,026 (16.7)
04. “Choo” Kennedy (1984, 85, 86, 87) ....... 2,097 (15.3)
03. Tim McCalister (1984, 85, 86, 87) .......... 2,275 (16.7)
02. Jeff Webster (1991, 92, 93, 94) ............. 2,281 (17.8)
01. Wayman Tisdale (1983, 84, 85) ............. 2,661 (25.6)

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Isaiah Cousins
> 2012-13 (32 Games) ... 85 Points (2.7 ppg)
> 2013-14 (33 Games) ... 364 Points (11.0 ppg)
> 2014-15 (35 Games) ... 409 Points (11.7 ppg)
> 2015-16 (26 Games) ..... 355 Points (13.7 ppg)

Career so far (126 Games) ... 1,213 Points (9.6 ppg)

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Ryan Spangler (at OU)
> 2013-14 (33 Games) ... 316 Points (9.6 ppg)
> 2014-15 (35 Games) ... 339 Points (9.7 ppg)
> 2015-16 (26 Games) ....... 269 Points (10.3)

OU Career so far (94 Games) ... 924 Points (9.8 ppg)

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Jordan Woodard
> 2013-14 (33 Games) ... 341 Points (10.3 ppg)
> 2014-15 (35 Games) ... 326 Points (9.3 ppg)
> 2015-16 (26 Games) ....... 351 Points (13.5 ppg)

OU Career so far (94 Games) ... 1,018 Points (10.8 ppg)

 

[sperry]

If we have a good post season (reach conference tourney finals and elite 8 in NCAA), Buddy just needs to maintain his season average to end up #2 in school history.

 

[sperry]

Woodard will end up in the top 10 in school history as well.

 

[oudna]

Spangler close to 1000?

 

[MsProudSooner]

It's amazing what Wayman did in only three years.

 

[sperry]

Spangler close to 1000?

Yeah, Trav's list has him at 924, so he should also just squeak by the 1,000 mark if we can finish strong this season.

 

[OUhoopsfan]

Always nice to see my friend Joe King on this list. Looks like he and Lester Lane are the only ones from the '50s, when they played a lot fewer games. I see him every Thursday at the Norman Rotary Club. I've heard him tell stories through the years about games against KU and Wilt Chamberlain. Such a great guy.

 

[DenverSooner]

It's amazing what Wayman did in only three years.

How about Harvey Grant in two years? Wayman is more amazing but Harvey is 15th in two years. Every player in front of him played longer. A little recent perspective might be Blake Griffin at 21st. Blake was amazing yet Harvey out scored him by over 100 points.

 

[WTSooner]

Woodard will end up in the top 10 in school history as well.

That's all I need to know to evaluate this particular stat. No offense to Jordan Woodard.

 

[Max Power]

Woodard will end up in the top 10 in school history as well.

yep assuming 10 more games this year and 30 next year he needs 16 a game to pass Eduardo. He should do that as the man next year.

 

[Max Power]

That's all I need to know to evaluate this particular stat. No offense to Jordan Woodard.

How many of those guys started every game for 4 years like Jordan will have barring injury? That's the flaw in the stat, but amazing that he could start every game of his career

 

[WTSooner]

How many of those guys started every game for 4 years like Jordan will have barring injury? That's the flaw in the stat, but amazing that he could start every game of his career

Yeah, that was kind of what I was getting at. Seems under Tubbs and Sampson, OU had a TON of JUCO's that only played 2 years, and a lot of the younger guys didn't start all 4 years. It shouldn't be as uncommon as it's been at OU, but with Woodard and Cousins ending up where they will, I think it shows just how uncommon it has been.

 

[Big Old Booger]

Always nice to see my friend Joe King on this list. Looks like he and Lester Lane are the only ones from the '50s, when they played a lot fewer games. I see him every Thursday at the Norman Rotary Club. I've heard him tell stories through the years about games against KU and Wilt Chamberlain. Such a great guy.

My uncle played for OU in the 50's, and played against Wilt too.

 

[tmeyer3307]

Blake Griffins stats are light because he missed a few games and was banged up his first year... Probably could of been quite a bit better and would of passed Tisdale if he stayed 4 years.

Hield missed 8 games as a freshman so that kind of hurts his numbers right now too. He would of probably had 50 to 100 more points in those 8 missed games.

 

[Big Old Booger]

Blake Griffins stats are light because he missed a few games and was banged up his first year... Probably could of been quite a bit better and would of passed Tisdale if he stayed 4 years.

Hield missed 8 games as a freshman so that kind of hurts his numbers right now too. He would of probably had 50 to 100 more points in those 8 missed games.

No way. Not just no way but hell no, no way.

Wayman played on teams that averaged close to 100 points per game and his average over 3 years was 25.8.

In that stat above, Wayman had another 1400 points more than BG and BG's total is just over 1200. Double BG's output if he stays 4 years and it's still lower than Wayman's. Close but no cigar.

What Wayman did will never be matched at OU. Never. it will be like the 47 game winning streak -- stand for generations.

 

[Max Power]

No way. Not just no way but hell no, no way.

Wayman played on teams that averaged close to 100 points per game and his average over 3 years was 25.8.

In that stat above, Wayman had another 1400 points more than BG and BG's total is just over 1200. Double BG's output if he stays 4 years and it's still lower than Wayman's. Close but no cigar.

What Wayman did will never be matched at OU. Never. it will be like the 47 game winning streak -- stand for generations.

If Blake stayed all 4 years he could have probably eclipsed what Wayman did in 3. But then again he would have had maybe 40 more games than Wayman did. I am also assuming that as a Jr and Sr, his number go up from when he was a Freshman and Sophomore. So you go by the 794 he scored as a sophomore, we can say he probably gets 800 to 850 each year as a jr and sr. That puts him at around 1650 plus his 1278 and he ends up just over 2925. So he has 250 more points, but again in 35-40 more games.

 

[Big Old Booger]

If Blake stayed all 4 years he could have probably eclipsed what Wayman did in 3. But then again he would have had maybe 40 more games than Wayman did. I am also assuming that as a Jr and Sr, his number go up from when he was a Freshman and Sophomore. So you go by the 794 he scored as a sophomore, we can say he probably gets 800 to 850 each year as a jr and sr. That puts him at around 1650 plus his 1278 and he ends up just over 2925. So he has 250 more points, but again in 35 more games.

Maybe so thanks to the additional games.

 

[Sooner04]

That's all I need to know to evaluate this particular stat.

You're going to have a gaggle of geese if Woodard goes ape next year and passes Hollis.

 

[WTSooner]

You're going to have a gaggle of geese if Woodard goes ape next year and passes Hollis.

I'll attribute it to pace of play.

 

[Sooner04]

I'll attribute it to pace of play.