50/40/90 Cam

[RichCTBB]

Update:


Cam is currently 2 made baskets (1 if you use rounding rules) away from 50/40/90. Only 11 NCAA players have done it, and only 2 high major players in the last 15 years.

Player

Team

Season

GP

FG

FGA

FG%

3P

3PA

3P%

FT

FTA

FT%

PTS

PPG

Ref.

Josh Grant

Utah

1992–93

31​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

104​

113​

92% (.920)

536​

17.3​

[22]

Salim Stoudamire

Arizona

2004–05

36​

210​

417​

50% (.504)

120​

238​

50% (.504)

122​

134​

91% (.910)

662​

18.4​

Jaycee Carroll

Utah State

2007–08

34​

251​

502​

50% (.500)

42​

101​

42% (.416)

137​

149​

92% (.919)

785​

22.4​

Luke Babbitt

Nevada

2009–10

36​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

199​

217​

92% (.917)

743​

21.9​

Levi Knutson

Colorado

2010–11

38​

158​

312​

51% (.506)

81​

171​

47% (.474)

47​

52​

90% (.904)

444​

11.7​

Isaiah Williams

Iona

2013–14

28​

118​

221​

53% (.534)

61​

143​

43% (.427)

18​

20​

90% (.900)

315​

12.8​

Matt Kennedy

Charleston Southern

2013–14

31​

135​

264​

51% (.511)

49​

98​

50% (.500)

69​

76​

91% (.908)

388​

12.5​

Miles Bowman

High Point

2016–17

30​

140​

274​

51% (.511)

34​

69​

49% (.493)

109​

121​

90% (.901)

423​

14.1​

David Cohn

William & Mary

2017–18

31​

144​

272​

53% (.529)

49​

115​

43% (.426)

103​

113​

91% (.912)

440​

14.2​

Cassius Winston

Michigan State

2017–18

35​

143​

282​

51% (.507)

73​

169​

49% (.497)

81​

90​

90% (.900)

442​

12.6​

Trey Murphy III

Virginia

2020–21

25​

96​

191​

50% (.503)

52​

120​

43% (.433)

38​

41​

93% (.927)

282​

11.3​

Cam Spencer

UConn

28​

143​

287​

0.498258​

75​

168​

0.446429​

66​

72​

0.916667​

425​

15.2​

If only one of those made 3’s came at the end of the Kansas game

 

[Fishy]

I don't know why this isn't talked about nationally or even at the local level. It's unbelievable what they're doing, they're both so underrated.

If we had one standout player, he’d get noticed…but when you have a gaggle of them, they tend not to.

 

[QDOG5]

William and Mary kid is from my hometown. I coached him in baseball and he switched to basketball. He had an eye for coaching non-talent.

 

[jostar1]

 

[ToolzieFan]

Looks like someone’s been reading The Boneyard. Good call bringing attention to this in the first place.

Cam Spencer’s historic season paces UConn’s dynamic offense

The grad transfer is in the midst of one of the best shooting seasons in program history.

www.theuconnblog.com

 

[auror]

Let's workshop that.

 

[JohnFSilver]

I don't know why this isn't talked about nationally or even at the local level. It's unbelievable what they're doing, they're both so underrated.

No one understands the significance. Nba, 59/40/90 a big deal. In college, I don’t think sport has caught up to analytic darlings.

Spencer should be player of year IMO. Most efficient and deadly offensive player in the league. But, people are enamored by PPG.

 

[JohnFSilver]

Update:


Cam is currently 2 made baskets (1 if you use rounding rules) away from 50/40/90. Only 11 NCAA players have done it, and only 2 high major players in the last 15 years.

Player

Team

Season

GP

FG

FGA

FG%

3P

3PA

3P%

FT

FTA

FT%

PTS

PPG

Ref.

Josh Grant

Utah

1992–93

31​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

104​

113​

92% (.920)

536​

17.3​

[22]

Salim Stoudamire

Arizona

2004–05

36​

210​

417​

50% (.504)

120​

238​

50% (.504)

122​

134​

91% (.910)

662​

18.4​

Jaycee Carroll

Utah State

2007–08

34​

251​

502​

50% (.500)

42​

101​

42% (.416)

137​

149​

92% (.919)

785​

22.4​

Luke Babbitt

Nevada

2009–10

36​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

199​

217​

92% (.917)

743​

21.9​

Levi Knutson

Colorado

2010–11

38​

158​

312​

51% (.506)

81​

171​

47% (.474)

47​

52​

90% (.904)

444​

11.7​

Isaiah Williams

Iona

2013–14

28​

118​

221​

53% (.534)

61​

143​

43% (.427)

18​

20​

90% (.900)

315​

12.8​

Matt Kennedy

Charleston Southern

2013–14

31​

135​

264​

51% (.511)

49​

98​

50% (.500)

69​

76​

91% (.908)

388​

12.5​

Miles Bowman

High Point

2016–17

30​

140​

274​

51% (.511)

34​

69​

49% (.493)

109​

121​

90% (.901)

423​

14.1​

David Cohn

William & Mary

2017–18

31​

144​

272​

53% (.529)

49​

115​

43% (.426)

103​

113​

91% (.912)

440​

14.2​

Cassius Winston

Michigan State

2017–18

35​

143​

282​

51% (.507)

73​

169​

49% (.497)

81​

90​

90% (.900)

442​

12.6​

Trey Murphy III

Virginia

2020–21

25​

96​

191​

50% (.503)

52​

120​

43% (.433)

38​

41​

93% (.927)

282​

11.3​

Cam Spencer

UConn

28​

143​

287​

0.498258​

75​

168​

0.446429​

66​

72​

0.916667​

425​

15.2​

Definitely stealing this. Good research .

 

[tykurez]

Definitely stealing this. Good research .

I’ll look forward to seeing an update in your UConn Daily

 

[CP76]

Update:


Cam is currently 2 made baskets (1 if you use rounding rules) away from 50/40/90. Only 11 NCAA players have done it, and only 2 high major players in the last 15 years.

Player

Team

Season

GP

FG

FGA

FG%

3P

3PA

3P%

FT

FTA

FT%

PTS

PPG

Ref.

Josh Grant

Utah

1992–93

31​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

104​

113​

92% (.920)

536​

17.3​

[22]

Salim Stoudamire

Arizona

2004–05

36​

210​

417​

50% (.504)

120​

238​

50% (.504)

122​

134​

91% (.910)

662​

18.4​

Jaycee Carroll

Utah State

2007–08

34​

251​

502​

50% (.500)

42​

101​

42% (.416)

137​

149​

92% (.919)

785​

22.4​

Luke Babbitt

Nevada

2009–10

36​

194​

366​

53% (.530)

44​

100​

44% (.440)

199​

217​

92% (.917)

743​

21.9​

Levi Knutson

Colorado

2010–11

38​

158​

312​

51% (.506)

81​

171​

47% (.474)

47​

52​

90% (.904)

444​

11.7​

Isaiah Williams

Iona

2013–14

28​

118​

221​

53% (.534)

61​

143​

43% (.427)

18​

20​

90% (.900)

315​

12.8​

Matt Kennedy

Charleston Southern

2013–14

31​

135​

264​

51% (.511)

49​

98​

50% (.500)

69​

76​

91% (.908)

388​

12.5​

Miles Bowman

High Point

2016–17

30​

140​

274​

51% (.511)

34​

69​

49% (.493)

109​

121​

90% (.901)

423​

14.1​

David Cohn

William & Mary

2017–18

31​

144​

272​

53% (.529)

49​

115​

43% (.426)

103​

113​

91% (.912)

440​

14.2​

Cassius Winston

Michigan State

2017–18

35​

143​

282​

51% (.507)

73​

169​

49% (.497)

81​

90​

90% (.900)

442​

12.6​

Trey Murphy III

Virginia

2020–21

25​

96​

191​

50% (.503)

52​

120​

43% (.433)

38​

41​

93% (.927)

282​

11.3​

Cam Spencer

UConn

28​

143​

287​

0.498258​

75​

168​

0.446429​

66​

72​

0.916667​

425​

15.2​

I think after todays game he’s officially at 50% for fg exactly 145/290

 

[tykurez]

I think after todays game he’s officially at 50% for fg exactly 145/290

Yup. Here’s post-Seton Hall:

.500/.4497/.91667

 

[Tyler2Rings]

Seton Hall was locked in on Cam so he only took 3 shots. Still got his 5 point burst and crowd hype. That's why we call him Killer

 

[imno1]

If we had one standout player, he’d get noticed…but when you have a gaggle of them, they tend not to.

Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t sure if we had a plethora or gaggle of them

 

[Mazhude]

Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t sure if we had a plethora or gaggle of them

It is truly a veritable cornucopia of standout players from which to choose...

 

[auror]

KenPom and Sports-Reference have him at 144/290 not 145 FGM, so not quite there yet.

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

KenPom and Sports-Reference have him at 144/290 not 145 FGM, so not quite there yet.

Well, I'm not gonna remove my Like.

 

[NEforceUConn]

Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t sure if we had a plethora or gaggle of them

Guys, we have a bonafide pride.

 

[HooperScooper]

KenPom and Sports-Reference have him at 144/290 not 145 FGM, so not quite there yet.

UConn has the same.

Men's Basketball Cumulative Statistics

@description

uconnhuskies.com

 

[Fishy]

Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t sure if we had a plethora or gaggle of them

We're one short of oodles

 

[imno1]

We're one short of oodles

If only Hurley could recruit

 

[HooperScooper]

We're one short of oodles

 

[HooperScooper]

Cam Spencer, UConn Huskies
This one might go against the grain a little bit, since Tristen Newton and even Donovan Clingan are more likely to earn headlines entering the postseason -- but Spencer is the heart and soul of this team. The Huskies also need him to play well if they want to cut down the nets. He's averaging 15.9 points and shooting 47.7% from 3 in wins, but just 5.7 points and 14.3% from 3 in losses.

32 players who could become this year's postseason hero

From national figures like Zach Edey to stellar performers from smaller leagues -- these are players who could become the sport's main character this March.

www.espn.com

 

[Steve UConn72]

Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t sure if we had a plethora or gaggle of them

Well, if we're going to call Spencer "Killer," then perhaps we have a "murder" (as in crows) of standout players.

 

[CardiacAndre7]

He’s got it now. Exactly 50% 150/300.

 

[auror]

Jared Berson is on the watch.