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1. Hank Gathers - 1987-90 - 2,490 points

Hank Gathers was only the second player in NCAA history to lead the country in scoring and rebounding in the same season. He finished his junior season with an unheard of 32.7 points per game and 13.7 rebounds per game. Wichita State's Xavier McDaniel was the first to do the feat in the 1984-85 season. Since the 1989-90 season, only Kurt Thomas of Texas Chrisitian has matched the feat, leading the nation in both categories in 1995. When transferring from USC in 1987, Gathers put up numbers in three years that many dominant four-year starters do not achieve. Gathers was a finalist for the John Wooden Player of the Year Award in his senior season. In addition, he was a second-team All-America selection by the USBWA and NABC, a third-team All-America selection by the AP and an honorable mention by the UPI and Sporting News. He was voted as the West Coast Conference Player of the Decade for the 1980s. Gathers holds nine scoring records at LMU, including career points (2,490), career scoring average (28.0), field goals made in a game (24), season (419) and career (1,037), field goals attempted in a game (37), career field goal percentage (.590), free throws attempted in a season (315) and a career (745), and rebounds in a game (29). The No. 44 jersey worn by Gathers was retired in 2000.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1987-88	32-31	948	29.6	304	541	.562	0	1	.000	113	208	.543	141	137	278	8.7	78	0	40	68	21	46	721	22.5
1988-89	31-31	1058	34.1	419	689	.608	0	0	.000	177	315	.562	193	233	426	13.7	94	2	65	71	21	42	1015	32.7
1989-90	26-26	784	30.2	314	528	.595	0	1	.000	126	222	.568	94	187	281	10.8	58	1	40	72	24	45	754	29.0
TOTAL	89-88	2790	31.3	1037	1758	.590	0	2	.000	416	745	.558	428	557	985	11.1	230	3	145	211	66	133	2490	28.0

2. Terrell Lowery - 1988-92 - 2,201 points

As a sophomore in the Lions' record run in the NCAA Championships in 1990, Terrell Lowery averaged 14.5 points for the high-scoring Lions. In his final two seasons, he led the Lions in scoring, finishing his four-year career averaging 18.5 points. In addition, he led the team in steals in 1991 and 1992 and in assists in 1991. The 283 assists that season is a school record. Lowery's breakout game came in 1990, scoring 48 points against Idaho State on Dec. 1, 1990. Lowery scored more than 40 points six times in his career. His durable career allowed him to play in a school record 119 games, putting him at the top 10 of most record categories. He was an Honorable Mention All-American in his junior and senior seasons and was the conference leader in scoring, assists and steals his junior season. One of LMU's all-time basketball leaders, Lowery was drafted by the Texas Rangers of Major League Baseball.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1988-89	30-0	345	11.5	55	154	.357	28	80	.350	40	49	.816	25	24	49	1.6	63	4	93	58	2	33	178	5.9
1989-90	32-0	637	19.9	154	300	.513	46	114	.404	110	149	.738	35	49	84	2.6	87	5	202	105	6	63	464	14.5
1990-91	31-30	1055	34.0	298	621	.480	103	257	.401	185	231	.801	57	82	139	4.5	91	2	283	158	4	79	884	28.5
1991-92	26-26	897	34.5	216	489	.442	84	218	.385	159	197	.807	32	44	76	2.9	81	2	111	115	4	56	675	26.0
TOTAL	119-56	2934	24.7	723	1564	.462	261	669	.390	494	626	.789	149	199	348	2.9	322	13	689	436	16	231	2201	18.5

3. Forrest McKenzie - 1981-86 - 2,060 points

Forrest McKenzie, who was drafted in the third round by the San Antonio Spurs (48th pick overall), led the Lions in scoring his freshman and junior seasons. In his final three seasons, McKenzie averaged more than 20 points per game to finish his four-year career with 18.7 points per game. He finished his career as the first player in school history to score 2,000 points. He ranks in the top 10 in points (2,060), scoring average (18.7), rebounds (723), field goals (890), and free throw percentage (.8328).

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1981-82	27-0	805	29.8	168	343	.490	0	0	.000	38	43	.884	0	135	135	5.0	79	2	30	58	9	23	374	13.9
1982-83	27-0	947	35.1	229	471	.486	1	2	.500	81	96	.844	0	189	189	7.0	74	2	33	0	0	0	540	20.0
1983-84	27-0	993	36.8	237	494	.480	0	0	.000	89	110	.809	0	174	174	6.4	80	3	47	60	5	34	563	20.9
1985-86	29-28	1010	34.8	256	504	.508	0	0	.000	71	86	.826	0	225	225	7.8	79	2	59	71	8	31	583	20.1
TOTAL	110-28	3755	34.1	890	1812	.491	1	2	.500	279	335	.833	0	723	723	6.6	312	9	169	189	22	88	2060	18.7

4. Bo Kimble - 1987-90 - 2,010 points

In his breakout senior season, Bo Kimble averaged 35.3 points per game for the high-octane Lions in 1989-90, leading the nation in that category. The senior carried the Lions in the 1990 NCAA tournament, averaging 35.8 points per game in the four contests the Lions played in the tournament. In the first round against New Mexico State, Kimble went for 45 points and grabbed 18 rebounds. Both marks set school postseason records. In the second round, Kimble scored 37 against defending champion Michigan, helping the Lions to set an NCAA tournament record with a 149-115 win. In the final two games, he scored 19 in a 62-60 win over Alabama and 42 in a 131-101 loss to UNLV. Kimble was one of the most decorated players in LMU history his final season. He was named as a second-team All-American, All-NCAA West Regional Team, NCAA Scoring Champion, WCC Player of the Year, WCC Player of the month in three consecutive months (Dec., Jan, and Feb.), six time WCC Player of the Week, ESPN Player of the Week on Jan. 9 and was named Sports Illustrated Player of the Week on Jan. 9. The No. 30 worn by Kimble was retired in 2000.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1987-88	26-17	683	26.3	211	481	.439	74	195	.379	81	103	.786	56	25	81	3.1	85	0	26	59	17	49	577	22.2
1988-89	18-10	421	23.4	119	259	.459	33	94	.351	31	41	.756	41	35	76	4.2	39	0	26	33	3	34	302	16.8
1989-90	32-32	1052	32.9	404	763	.529	92	200	.460	231	268	.862	99	148	247	7.7	95	3	62	78	21	92	1131	35.3
TOTAL	76-59	2156	28.4	734	1503	.488	199	489	.407	343	412	.833	196	208	404	5.3	219	3	114	170	41	175	2010	26.4

5. Keith Smith - 1982-86 - 1,980 points

Keith Smith finished his final two seasons at LMU as the team's leading scorer, averaging 25.1 points his junior season and 21.0 points his senior season. His final season, despite dropping in points per game, was one of his finest, leading the Lions in scoring in 17 of their 30 games. A three-time all-conference performer, Smith also led the team in assists all but his freshman season, averaging 7.0 per game in 1985-86. He scored a conference-high 36 points in a win against U.S. International that final season. He was drafted in the second round (45th overall pick) by the Milwaukee Bucks.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1982-83	27-0	651	24.1	91	189	.481	1	4	.250	30	49	.612	0	52	52	1.9	55	1	76	0	0	0	213	7.9
1983-84	27-0	1022	37.9	202	415	.487	0	0	.000	77	105	.733	0	57	57	2.1	66	1	164	80	7	27	481	17.8
1984-85	27-27	1028	38.1	283	599	.472	0	0	.000	112	160	.700	0	78	78	2.9	80	2	152	100	6	46	678	25.1
1985-86	29-29	1005	34.7	238	476	.500	0	0	.000	132	172	.767	0	53	53	1.8	76	2	202	103	7	39	608	21.0
TOTAL	110-56	3706	33.7	814	1679	.485	1	4	.250	351	486	.722	0	240	240	2.2	277	6	594	283	20	112	1980	18.0

6. Jeff Fryer - 1986-90 - 1,922 points

As the Lions' all-time deep threat, Jeff Fryer was one of the best all-time three-point shooters in school history. Of his 1,922 points, 1,089 of them were scored from the three-point line. He holds seven of the nine three-point records in LMU history, including the 11 three-pointers he hit in the NCAA tournament Second Round win over Michigan in 1990. The 11 threes is an NCAA tournament record. En route to being named to the All-West Region Team and first-team All-WCC, Fryer averaged just under 23 points per game his final two seasons at LMU. He finished his career with a 17.2 points per game average.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1986-87	21-5	453	21.6	60	155	.387	30	90	.333	24	33	.727	19	21	40	1.9	34	2	38	18	2	10	174	8.3
1987-88	32-15	299	9.3	136	321	.424	86	208	.413	44	65	.677	41	24	65	2.0	71	0	70	28	0	36	402	12.6
1988-89	31-31	1027	33.1	225	561	.401	126	334	.377	134	161	.832	63	42	105	3.4	99	3	59	55	4	53	710	22.9
1989-90	28-28	844	30.1	229	508	.451	121	308	.393	57	68	.838	44	50	94	3.4	63	0	49	36	0	51	636	22.7
TOTAL	112-79	2623	23.4	650	1545	.421	363	940	.386	259	327	.792	167	137	304	2.7	267	5	216	137	6	150	1922	17.2

7. Jim Haderlein - 1968-71 - 1,706 points

Jim Haderlein broke nine school records as a junior, as well as two WCAC marks. Named to the WCAC first team for three consecutive years. He led the Lions in scoring his sophomore, junior and senior seasons, scoring an average of 22.4 points in his three seasons at Loyola. Following his 1970-71 season, he ranked as the conference's all-time leading scorer with 1,706 points. In earning three all-conference honors, he became only the third Lion to do so in the program's history. Haderlein still holds four LMU records, including rebounds in a season (442), career (1,161), average in a season (17.0) and career (15.3).

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1968-69	25-0	0	0.0	202	493	.410	0	0	.000	91	144	.632	0	344	344	13.8	79	2	0	0	0	0	495	19.8
1969-70	26-0	0	0.0	265	508	.522	0	0	.000	129	180	.717	0	442	442	17.0	95	6	0	0	0	0	659	25.3
1970-71	25-0	0	0.0	217	456	.476	0	0	.000	118	183	.645	0	375	375	15.0	93	5	0	0	0	0	552	22.1
TOTAL	76-0	0	0.0	684	1457	.469	0	0	.000	338	507	.667	0	1161	1161	15.3	267	13	0	0	0	0	1706	22.4

8. Mike Yoest - 1984-88 - 1,601 points

In starting all 32 games for the Lions in his senior season, Mike Yoest was third on the Lions in 1987-88 in scoring with 17.6 points per game. His successful final season earned him All-WCAC honors, selection to the WCAC Tournament team, and his performance in January earned him Player of the Month honors, including Player of the Week honors on Jan. 4, 1988. Yoest's junior season was perhaps his finest, scoring at the time LMU's 13th highest single-season point total with 541 points. He would break that with 562 the following season. In 1986-87, he would lead the conference in scoring, tied with Pepperdine's Eric White. During the season, he scored 20 or more points in 14 contests and led the team in steals and blocks.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1984-85	27-22	711	26.3	50	103	.485	0	0	.000	60	84	.714	0	108	108	4.0	60	3	46	38	11	36	160	5.9
1985-86	30-21	779	26.0	104	195	.533	0	0	.000	130	157	.828	0	148	148	4.9	59	1	34	56	20	36	338	11.3
1986-87	28-28	931	33.2	187	377	.496	2	9	.222	165	210	.786	69	129	198	7.1	77	6	37	78	18	46	541	19.3
1987-88	32-32	958	29.9	177	314	.564	2	5	.400	206	255	.808	100	153	253	7.9	78	3	67	59	17	71	562	17.6
TOTAL	117-103	3379	28.9	518	989	.524	4	14	.286	561	706	.795	169	538	707	6.0	274	13	184	231	66	189	1601	13.7

9. Luther Philyaw - 1972-76 - 1,581 points

Luther Philyaw became one of Loyola's most consistent point scorers, averaging in double figures all four years, finishing with a 15.2 points per game average. His junior season was one of his finest, scoring 432 points to average just over 17 per game. During his freshman season, Philyaw scored a freshman record 379 points, which still stands. He is in the top 10 of every freshman scoring records, including his 27 points against Santa Clara, which ranks him second in single game scoring as a freshman. He also holds the freshman record of 14.6 points per game.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1972-73	26-0	0	0.0	156	378	.413	0	0	.000	67	100	.670	0	118	118	4.5	71	3	0	0	0	0	379	14.6
1973-74	27-0	0	0.0	139	344	.404	0	0	.000	63	86	.733	0	105	105	3.9	66	0	81	0	0	0	341	12.6
1974-75	25-0	0	0.0	169	357	.473	0	0	.000	94	117	.803	0	84	84	3.4	83	5	61	0	0	0	432	17.3
1975-76	26-0	0	0.0	170	384	.443	0	0	.000	89	121	.736	0	92	92	3.5	69	0	80	0	0	0	429	16.5
TOTAL	104-0	0	0.0	634	1463	.433	0	0	.000	313	424	.738	0	399	399	3.8	289	8	222	0	0	0	1581	15.2

10. Matthew Knight - 2004-07 - 1,466 points

Matthew Knight was a two-time first-team All-West Coast Conference performer and finished his LMU career as one of the top players in program history. He finished his career with 1,466 points and 743 rebounds. Knight is just one of five players in LMU history to rank in the top-10 in both scoring and rebounds. The four-year career of Knight was defined by the double-double. Overall, he had two as a sophomore in 2004-05, then broke out for 17 in 2005-06. He has six his final season for 25 total, ranking fifth all-time in LMU history. Knight finished second in the WCC in scoring at 16.5 points per game and second in rebounds at 7.7 his final season after leading the league in rebounding as a junior 2006.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
2003-04	18-5	261	14.5	33	79	.418	0	1	.000	22	29	.759	27	36	63	3.5	29	0	8	7	3	3	88	4.9
2004-05	28-28	810	28.9	171	334	.512	1	4	.250	88	119	.739	79	87	166	5.9	65	0	22	17	17	27	431	15.4
2005-06	30-29	957	31.9	191	368	.519	0	2	.000	104	174	.598	112	187	299	10.0	60	2	25	43	23	33	486	16.2
2006-07	28-27	912	32.6	173	358	.483	1	5	.200	114	166	.687	72	143	215	7.7	56	0	30	40	11	31	461	16.5
TOTAL	104-89	2940	28.3	568	1139	.499	2	12	.167	328	488	.672	290	453	743	7.1	210	2	85	107	54	94	1466	14.1

11. Ed Bento - 1959-62 - 1,432 points

Following the conclusion of his three years at Loyola, Ed Bento left owning most of the Lions' scoring records. The two-time Loyola MVP award winner (the John Donovan Award), set records for points in a single half (30), points in a single game (40), points in one season (579), points in a career (1432), most field goals in a game (18), most field goals in a season (255) and free throw percentage (.782). He led the conference in scoring his senior season with 24.1 points per game, earning first-team all-conference honors.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1959-60	27-0	0	0.0	134	351	.382	0	0	.000	112	151	.742	0	255	255	9.4	77	6	0	0	0	0	380	14.1
1960-61	26-0	0	0.0	181	371	.488	0	0	.000	114	146	.781	0	258	258	9.9	87	0	0	0	0	0	476	18.3
1961-62	24-0	0	0.0	225	485	.464	0	0	.000	129	165	.782	0	261	261	10.9	63	0	0	0	0	0	579	24.1
TOTAL	77-0	0	0.0	540	1207	.447	0	0	.000	355	462	.768	0	774	774	10.1	227	6	0	0	0	0	1435	18.6

12. Rick Adelman - 1965-68 - 1,425 points

Currently the NBA's Sacramento Kings head coach, Rick Adelman led the Lions in scoring his junior and senior seasons. Adelman was the seventh player in Loyola history to reach the 1,000-point plateau. He was only the third player in school history to finish the season with a point per game average over 20 points (21.0). The two-time all-conference selection was the winner of the John Donovan Memorial Trophy.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1965-66	26-0	0	0.0	149	376	.396	0	0	.000	129	152	.849	0	113	113	4.3	85	3	0	0	0	0	427	16.4
1966-67	25-0	0	0.0	151	349	.433	0	0	.000	171	214	.799	0	124	124	5.0	58	1	0	0	0	0	473	18.9
1967-68	25-0	0	0.0	177	420	.421	0	0	.000	171	216	.792	0	127	127	5.1	77	3	0	0	0	0	525	21.0
TOTAL	76-0	0	0.0	477	1145	.417	0	0	.000	471	582	.809	0	364	364	4.8	220	7	0	0	0	0	1425	18.8

13. Enoch Simmons - 1985-89 - 1,379 points

A native of Riverside, Calif., Enoch Simmons had a breakthrough senior season, scoring 562 points to put him over the century mark and into the all-time scorer's list at LMU. A versatile player in his career with the Lions, Simmons played at point guard, off-guard and small forward under Paul Westhead's fast break offense. His final season saw most of his career stats double, as he averaged 18.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 5.8 assists. His previous season highs were 11 points (1986-87), 3.8 assists (1986-87) and 2.8 rebounds (1985-86). His final season earned him All-WCC Honorable Mention honors.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1985-86	30-12	758	25.3	112	255	.439	0	0	.000	45	61	.738	0	84	84	2.8	41	0	82	65	3	14	269	9.0
1986-87	24-11	625	26.0	103	250	.412	29	69	.420	29	44	.659	26	39	65	2.7	38	1	90	56	1	25	264	11.0
1987-88	32-2	670	20.9	103	220	.468	43	92	.467	35	48	.729	33	44	77	2.4	50	0	79	34	3	36	284	8.9
1988-89	30-30	883	29.4	205	435	.471	49	130	.377	103	142	.725	54	65	119	4.0	76	2	169	113	3	40	562	18.7
TOTAL	116-55	2936	25.3	523	1160	.451	121	291	.416	212	295	.719	113	232	345	3.0	205	3	420	268	10	115	1379	11.9

14. Bill Donovan - 1946-50 - 1,375 points

Bill Donovan was the first Lion to reach 1,000 points in his career. Named an AAU All-American for Loyola, Donovan went on to coach the Lions for eight years. In those seasons, Donovan led the Lions to 107 wins, the most among any coach in Loyola history. A graduate of both Loyola High School and Loyola University, Donovan would lead the Lions to their first conference championship and appearance in the NCAA tournament. His 1,375 points held as the all-time leader at Loyola for 11 seasons.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1946-47	-	0	0.0	116	--	--	0	0	.000	41	--	--	0	0	0	0.0	55	0	0	0	0	0	273	--
1947-48	--	0	0.0	166	607	.274	0	0	.000	69	134	.515	0	0	0	0.0	80	0	0	0	0	0	401	--
1948-49	--	0	0.0	130	490	.281	0	0	.000	81	120	.675	0	0	0	0.0	82	0	0	0	0	0	341	--
1949-50	26-0	0	0.0	143	490	.292	0	0	.000	74	109	.679	0	0	0	0.0	62	0	0	0	0	0	360	13.8
TOTAL	26-0	0	0.0	555	1560	.356	0	0	.000	265	363	.730	0	0	0	0.0	279	0	0	0	0	0	1375	--

15. Richard Dixon - 1968-71 - 1,298 points

In each of his three seasons at Loyola, Richard Dixon was among the top in conference scoring leaders, finishing fourth his junior season and eighth in his final season. Playing with other 1,000 scorers Jim Haderlein and Rick Adelman, Dixon was able to finish his career averaging 17.5 points per game. In addition, the Chicago native finished 18 shy of the 500-rebound list. His 7.3 rebounds his first season as a Lion led the team. He was a two-time WCAC all-conference selection.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1968-69	25-0	0	0.0	141	335	.421	0	0	.000	117	163	.718	0	183	183	7.3	75	2	0	0	0	0	399	16.0
1969-70	26-0	0	0.0	203	424	.479	0	0	.000	92	142	.648	0	154	154	5.9	85	5	0	0	0	0	498	19.2
1970-71	23-0	0	0.0	162	412	.393	0	0	.000	77	125	.616	0	145	145	6.3	66	2	0	0	0	0	401	17.4
TOTAL	74-0	0	0.0	506	1171	.432	0	0	.000	286	430	.665	0	482	482	6.5	226	9	0	0	0	0	1298	17.5

16. Greg Hunter - 1975-79 - 1,289 points

Greg Hunter was one of the rare players to play solid minutes all four years of his college career. In all but his freshman season, Hunter averaged in double figures, finishing his career with a 12.6 per game average. His junior season was perhaps his finest statistically, as he scored 472 points in the 26-game season. In addition to his scoring that season, he also led the team with an 8.5 rebounds per game average. He finished his career with 1,289 points and 681 rebounds, making him one of the few LMU greats to be above both 1,000 points and 500 rebounds.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1975-76	24-0	0	0.0	46	107	.430	0	0	.000	21	31	.677	0	81	81	3.4	46	0	23	0	0	0	113	4.7
1976-77	26-0	0	0.0	111	252	.440	0	0	.000	47	78	.603	0	167	167	6.4	73	3	43	0	0	0	269	10.3
1977-78	26-26	900	34.6	198	397	.499	0	0	.000	76	104	.731	0	223	223	8.6	81	1	46	0	0	0	472	18.2
1978-79	26-0	829	31.9	177	349	.507	0	0	.000	81	104	.779	0	210	210	8.1	85	5	41	72	2	20	435	16.7
TOTAL	102-26	1729	17.0	532	1105	.481	0	0	.000	225	317	.710	0	681	681	6.7	285	9	153	72	2	20	1289	12.6

17. Brandon Worthy - 2003-07 - 1,255 points

Brandon Worthy became the 27th member of the 1,000-point club with his 19-point effort against Saint Mary's in the WCC Tournament semifinal win on March 5, 2006, his junior season of play. Then in the 14th game of his senior season, he injured his knee in the final moments of the Lions' double overtime win against Boise State. He finished the game with 14 points, four rebounds, six assists and two steals. At the time Worthy ranked second in the West Coast Conference in scoring at 18.8 points per game. The preseason CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-American also ranked 17th in the WCC in rebounds (4.5 rpg), seventh in free throw percentage (77.2%), ninth in assists (3.69 apg), seventh in steals (1.77 spg), ninth in three-point percentage (38.8%), 10th in three-pointers made per game (1.46), and 11th in defensive rebounds (3.54). Worthy's playing career at LMU concluded with 1,255 points, ranking 17th all-time in LMU history. Worthy is also ranked fourth all-time in free thorws made with 437, eighth in assists with 320 and seventh in steals with 157.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
2002-03	31-6	694	22.4	95	208	.457	3	16	.188	149	181	.823	34	65	99	3.2	87	4	71	58	5	43	342	11.0
2003-04
2004-05	19-14	525	27.6	73	143	.510	13	27	.481	65	86	.756	16	59	75	3.9	61	1	71	55	4	38	224	11.8
2005-06	30-29	998	33.3	131	323	.406	25	69	.362	162	197	.822	37	69	106	3.5	91	5	130	82	8	53	449	15.0
2006-07	13-13	462	35.5	80	175	.457	19	49	.388	61	79	.772	12	46	58	4.5	36	1	48	41	2	23	240	18.5
TOTAL	93-62	2679	28.8	379	849	.446	60	161	.373	437	543	.805	99	239	338	3.6	275	11	320	236	19	157	1255	13.5

18. Jim McCloskey - 1979-81 - 1,247 points

In only two seasons with the Lions following a transfer from USC, McCloskey quickly moved up the scoring charts, averaging 22.3 points per game. He is only one of five players to have finished their LMU career with a scoring average above 20 points. His 49 points against Saint Mary's in 1980 is tied for fifth for points in a game at LMU. McCloskey held most of the scoring records prior to when the Paul Westhead era began. His scoring consistency helped him lead the league in scoring his two seasons at LMU.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1979-80	28-0	925	33.0	247	539	.458	0	0	.000	127	173	.734	0	116	116	4.1	86	4	71	83	6	18	621	22.2
1980-81	28-0	996	35.6	260	561	.463	0	0	.000	106	139	.763	0	116	116	4.1	99	7	58	71	3	32	626	22.4
TOTAL	56-0	1921	34.3	507	1100	.461	0	0	.000	233	312	.747	0	232	232	4.1	185	11	129	154	9	50	1247	22.3

19. Jim Williamson - 1993-97 - 1,247 points

The 5-10 guard from Torrance, Calif., was one of the latest players in LMU history to reach the 1,000 plateau. A two-time All-WCC selection, Williamson was second in the conference in scoring with 16.4 points per game and assists with 5.0 per game in his senior season. Williamson also was a buzzer-beater. In his four years, Williamson knocked down three shots at the buzzer to give the Lions wins. He was the last player to earn WCC Player of the Week honors twice in the same season. Williamson did it his junior season. His first season at LMU earned him Freshman of the Year honors in the WCC. Williamson graduated in 1997 and is currently the head coach of Loyola High School in LA.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1993-94	27-17	601	22.3	43	114	.377	17	50	.340	29	38	.763	7	35	42	1.6	53	3	97	61	1	22	132	4.9
1994-95	28-28	1034	36.9	99	258	.384	38	111	.342	57	79	.722	17	74	91	3.3	54	0	142	84	5	45	293	10.5
1995-96	29-28	1034	35.7	108	279	.387	51	148	.345	95	110	.864	8	62	70	2.4	31	0	127	92	1	27	362	12.5
1996-97	28-28	1009	36.0	141	336	.420	68	173	.393	110	122	.902	12	66	78	2.8	59	0	140	79	1	43	460	16.4
TOTAL	112-101	3678	32.8	391	987	.396	174	482	.361	291	349	.834	44	237	281	2.5	197	3	506	316	8	137	1247	11.1

20. Dick Schiendler - 1962-65 - 1,147 points

A three-year letterman for the Lions, Dick Schiendler was voted as Loyola's MVP his final two seasons. Averaged in double figures each year he played, Schiendler led the team and the league in scoring with 16.9 points per game his final season. He was voted an all-conference honorable mention selection in 1964-65. In that final season, he also averaged 8.7 rebounds per game.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1962-63	26-0	0	0.0	112	242	.463	0	0	.000	135	175	.771	0	186	186	7.2	62	1	0	0	0	0	359	13.8
1963-64	25-0	0	0.0	125	278	.450	0	0	.000	100	141	.709	0	153	153	6.1	76	3	0	0	0	0	350	14.0
1964-65	26-0	0	0.0	150	356	.421	0	0	.000	138	203	.680	0	226	226	8.7	65	1	0	0	0	0	438	16.8
TOTAL	77-0	0	0.0	387	876	.442	0	0	.000	373	519	.719	0	565	565	7.3	203	5	0	0	0	0	1147	14.9

21. Elton Mashack - 1997-2001 - 1,115 points

Elton Mashack became the first player in a decade to score both 1,000 points and grab 500 rebounds in his LMU career. Mashack would finish a stellar four-year career earning two all-conference honors (sophomore and senior seasons). Mashack became the 26th player in LMU history to score 1,000 points in his career with a 19-point performance against Santa Clara on Jan. 13, 2001. His two free throws with 28 seconds left earned him his 1,000-point. His final season also saw him climb up the double-double list, earning three double-doubles his senior year to move his career total to 14, tied with Terrell Lowery for 8th place on the all-time charts.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1997-98	27-13	513	19.0	67	191	.351	21	74	.284	21	43	.488	35	49	84	3.1	35	0	27	38	9	12	176	6.5
1998-99	27-27	835	30.9	125	279	.448	25	65	.385	53	82	.646	74	111	185	6.9	64	1	34	47	15	25	328	12.1
1999-00	27-22	837	31.0	106	322	.329	25	90	.278	70	109	.642	79	112	191	7.1	56	3	34	63	11	20	307	11.4
2000-01	27-26	722	26.7	119	254	.469	7	27	.259	59	93	.634	53	113	166	6.1	52	0	27	54	3	9	304	11.3
TOTAL	108-88	2907	26.9	417	1046	.399	78	256	.305	203	327	.621	241	385	626	5.8	207	4	122	202	38	66	1115	10.3

22. Steve Smith - 1971-73 - 1,109 points

In only two seasons, Steve Smith was one of the Lions' most prolific scorers in school history. He scored 1,109 points in only 51 games to finish with a 21.7 points per game average. He is only one of eight players to have back-to-back seasons scoring more than 500 points. In an era where the scoring was lower across the nation, Smith scored more than 35 percent of the Lions' points in his two seasons. To put it in to perspective, the Lions' all-time leading scorer, Hank Gathers, in 1988-89 averaged 32.7 points per game, less than 27 percent of the Lions' 122 points per game average.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1971-72	25-0	0	0.0	206	456	.452	0	0	.000	115	153	.752	0	357	357	14.3	85	6	0	0	0	0	527	21.1
1972-73	26-0	0	0.0	238	536	.444	0	0	.000	106	132	.803	0	357	357	13.7	78	3	0	0	0	0	582	22.4
TOTAL	51-0	0	0.0	444	992	.448	0	0	.000	221	285	.775	0	714	714	14.0	163	9	0	0	0	0	1109	21.7

23. Bob Burns - 1963-66 - 1,095 points

In averaging double figures during his three years at Loyola University, Bob Burns needed his highest scoring total in his senior season to reach the 1,000-point mark. Despite being second on the team behind Rick Adelman in scoring, Burns put up record numbers to reach 1,095 in his career. His senior season efforts earned him honorable mention all-conference honors.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1963-64	24-0	0	0.0	126	270	.467	0	0	.000	51	85	.600	0	117	117	4.9	73	3	0	0	0	0	303	12.6
1964-65	26-0	0	0.0	148	289	.512	0	0	.000	62	88	.705	0	114	114	4.4	64	0	0	0	0	0	358	13.8
1965-66	26-0	0	0.0	187	371	.504	0	0	.000	60	77	.779	0	119	119	4.6	60	0	0	0	0	0	434	16.7
TOTAL	76-0	0	0.0	461	930	.496	0	0	.000	173	250	.692	0	350	350	4.6	197	3	0	0	0	0	1095	14.4

24. Wyking Jones - 1991-95 - 1,076 points

Wyking Jones had one of the greatest junior seasons in Lions' history, scoring 19.7 points per game, averaging 8 rebounds per game and gathering 27 blocks and 19 steals. His junior season earned him first-team all-conference honors, along with LMU Student-Athlete of the Year honors. He was the conference's second leading scorer in 1993-94. His senior season could not match his record junior season, despite 368 points on the year and honorable mention all-conference honors. Jones returned to the WCC in the summer of 2001, joining rival Pepperdine as an assistant coach.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1991-92	24-0	152	6.3	29	56	.518	0	0	.000	9	19	.474	20	29	49	2.0	26	0	3	18	6	5	67	2.8
1992-93	27-4	356	13.2	40	106	.377	0	0	.000	30	55	.545	32	32	64	2.4	60	0	6	22	13	10	110	4.1
1993-94	27-27	936	34.7	198	345	.574	0	3	.000	135	191	.707	62	154	216	8.0	95	8	28	78	27	19	531	19.7
1994-95	28-28	965	34.5	141	272	.518	0	3	.000	86	140	.614	49	115	164	5.9	85	4	54	74	26	25	368	13.1
TOTAL	106-59	2409	22.7	408	779	.524	0	6	.000	260	405	.642	163	330	493	4.7	266	12	91	192	72	59	1076	10.2

25. Charles Brown - 2001-05 - 1,075 points

Charles Brown became the 27th player in LMU history to reach the 1,000 club with a pair of free throws at the end of a 63-46 win over Pepperdine in front of the sixth largest crowd in LMU history. As one of the most balanced players in LMU history, Brown has his name throughout the record book. He ranks fourth in free throw percentage at 83.7 percent, hitting 90.1 percent his senior season to rank second all-time for a single campaign. He also ranks sixth with 403 assists, third with 181 steals and seventh with 119 three-pointers. He became just the fifth player in LMU history to earn 1,000 career points and 400 career assists.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
2001-02	29-2	393	13.6	37	123	.301	7	30	.233	24	28	.857	7	34	41	1.4	48	2	62	50	5	20	105	3.6
2002-03	31-31	911	29.4	122	304	.401	35	119	.294	65	81	.802	28	97	125	4.0	76	1	137	117	2	61	344	11.1
2003-04	29-23	856	29.5	124	323	.384	39	126	.310	47	59	.797	9	67	76	2.6	65	1	111	106	5	58	334	11.5
2004-05	28-24	757	27.0	95	249	.382	38	105	.362	64	71	.901	17	65	82	2.9	66	3	93	68	2	42	292	10.4
TOTAL	117-80	2917	24.9	378	999	.378	119	380	.313	200	239	.837	61	263	324	2.8	255	7	403	341	14	181	1075	9.2

26. Brad Dean - 1972-75 - 1,069 points

In his first season of play with the Lions' varsity program as a sophomore, Brad Dean broke into the Lions' starting lineup and finished with 11.4 points per game. His 20 points against West Texas State in the 1972-73 season led the team and was a sign of things to come for the 6-5 forward. His junior campaign earned him a spot as an honorable mention on the All-WCAC team. Dean and Luther Philyaw led the Lions with 12.6 points per game. Dean saved his best for last, scoring 16.7 points per game, reaching the 1,000-point mark with five games to play in the 1974-75 season. He claimed second team all-conference honors in his senior year.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1972-73	26-0	0	0.0	117	285	.411	0	0	.000	61	93	.656	0	263	263	10.1	59	2	0	0	0	0	295	11.3
1973-74	27-0	0	0.0	132	274	.482	0	0	.000	75	110	.682	0	216	216	8.0	85	2	74	0	0	0	339	12.6
1974-75	26-0	0	0.0	166	328	.506	0	0	.000	103	150	.687	0	243	243	9.3	70	0	56	0	0	0	435	16.7
TOTAL	79-0	0	0.0	415	887	.468	0	0	.000	239	353	.677	0	722	722	9.1	214	4	130	0	0	0	1069	13.5

27. David Benaderet - 1954-57 - 1,067 points

Dave Benaderet became one of Bill Donovan's all-time leading players, averaging 14.4 points a game. His junior season was his finest, earning second-team all-conference honors in the first year of the West Coast Athletic Conference. He played during an era when freshman couldn't play at the varsity level. If he scored his average, he would have finished in the top 15 all-time in scoring. He is one of 11 players on the 1,000-point and 500-rebound list.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1954-55	24-0	0	0.0	146	342	.427	0	0	.000	63	87	.724	0	149	149	6.2	42	2	0	0	0	0	355	14.8
1955-56	23-0	0	0.0	163	409	.399	0	0	.000	50	84	.595	0	165	165	7.2	71	0	0	0	0	0	376	16.3
1956-57	27-0	0	0.0	137	407	.337	0	0	.000	62	92	.674	0	198	198	7.3	89	3	0	0	0	0	336	12.4
TOTAL	74-0	0	0.0	446	1158	.385	0	0	.000	175	263	.665	0	512	512	6.9	202	5	0	0	0	0	1067	14.4

28. John Arndt - 1947-50 - 1,028 points

John Arndt and fellow 1,000-point scorer Bill Donovan formed one of the all-time greatest tandems in LMU history. Arndt followed Donovan and became his assistant for eight years. Arndt took over for Donovan and won 91 games in seven seasons. Arndt's 15.7 points per game was his career best in 1949-50. Arndt was the second player in Loyola history to reach 1,000 points in a career.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1947-48	-	0	0.0	118	385	.307	0	0	.000	39	70	.557	0	0	0	0.0	64	0	0	0	0	0	275	--
1948-49	-	0	0.0	156	580	.269	0	0	.000	34	68	.500	0	0	0	0.0	82	0	101	0	0	0	346	--
1949-50	26-0	0	0.0	178	650	.274	0	0	.000	51	82	.622	0	0	0	0.0	44	0	0	0	0	0	407	15.7
TOTAL	26-0	0	0.0	452	1615	.280	0	0	.000	124	220	.564	0	0	0	0.0	190	0	0	0	0	0	1028	--

29. Jerry Grote - 1959-62 - 1,011 points

Jerry Grote had a tough act to follow his senior season, after earning WCAC MVP honors in 1960-61. As a senior, Grote played in 22 games and was able to reach the 1,000-point mark in his final game. He actually averaged more points his senior season, earning second-team All-WCAC honors. Grote helped the Lions to their first conference championship in his freshman season, scoring 14.2 points per game.

		Minutes		Total			3-Point			F-Throws			Rebounds
Year	gp-gs	min	avg	fg	fga	pct	fg	fga	pct	ft	fta	pct	off	def	tot	avg	pf	fo	ast	t/o	blk	stl	pts	avg
1959-60	27-0	0	0.0	158	370	.427	0	0	.000	67	97	.691	0	181	181	6.7	62	2	0	0	0	0	383	14.2
1960-61	27-0	0	0.0	128	328	.390	0	0	.000	85	114	.746	0	133	133	4.9	68	0	0	0	0	0	341	12.6
1961-62	22-0	0	0.0	100	286	.350	0	0	.000	87	106	.821	0	126	126	5.7	45	0	0	0	0	0	287	13.0
TOTAL	76-0	0	0.0	386	984	.392	0	0	.000	239	317	.754	0	440	440	5.8	175	2	0	0	0	0	1011	13.3

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