Good stuff 04. That was the thing that seperated Wayman, from Blake, Stacey, Alvin A., etc. he was a scoring machine who night after night, scored with ease against junk defenses and all kinds of ploys and plots to contain him.
I remember games where Wayman would be surrounded by 4 players all night in the post. They would allow our guards to practically dribble uncontested to the rim, and shoot a lay-up, rather than letting Wayman catch the ball in the post. He struck total fear in everyone that we played against. He still scored at will, even against the constant diet of junk defenses that he faced.
I have never seen a college post man be so dominant on the lower blocks as WWT was while at OU.