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[QUOTE="dennismenace, post: 3835668, member: 6158"] Michael Adams of BC [B]Adams (1981-85)[/B] lettered four seasons and started three at guard for Boston College under then-coach Gary Williams. He helped the Eagles to a four-year record of 85-40 including one NIT and three NCAA Tournament appearances. A three-time, second-team All-Big East selection in 1983, 84 and 85, he was also an NABC All-District honoree in the same years. He still ranks 12th on the Boston College career scoring list with 1,650 points, averaging 13.9 points a game, is 7th on the BC career assist list with 475 assists and is the Eagles' all-time leader in steals with 275. A third-round selection of the Sacramento Kings in the 1985 NBA Draft, he went on to an 11-year professional career in which he scored 9,621 career points and had 4,209 assists with Sacramento, Washington, Denver and Charlotte. A native of Hartford, Conn., he currently resides in Bowie, Md. Also, Rich Shrigley of BC who was a fixture and on ball defender on inbound plays on the "Chinese fire drill" substitute defense of coach Dr Tom Davis. Davis would send a complete new team out and Rich (6' 8") used to look like he was doing jumping jack exercises. I can still see him now. Good times in the old BE. [/QUOTE]
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