Here's how you social distance. Take a page from the Calvin Murphy game against Syracuse in which he scored 68 points. He just would allow anyone guarding him to get closer than 6 feet:
3. Calvin Murphy (Niagara) — 68 points
Dec. 7, 1968 vs. Syracuse
It’s not every day that you score 110 points and lose a game, but Syracuse can thank Murphy for that one. The 5-foot-9 guard added six assists and six rebounds, too (making for one of the more well-rounded 60-point games). From
Syracuse.com, the Orange's Bob Kouwe gave the first-hand perspective of guarding Murphy that night:
"We had Ernie Austin guard him. We had John Suder guard him. We had Ray Balukas guard him. I guarded him. But there was no way. None. He was the fastest human being you've ever seen. He could run faster dribbling than anybody could run without a ball, and he never mis-dribbled. So how do you cover that?
"We picked him up as soon as he crossed center court. We tried a box-and-one. We double-teamed him. We tripled-teamed him. We'd play defense on him when we had the ball on the offensive end, and I'm serious about that. But it was fruitless. There was no playing Calvin Murphy. It was a total loss even trying."