Riley at 2,478!

[Mr. Orange-Power]

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Andrea Riley scores 31 points as the #15 Cowgirls win on the road over #8 Texas A&M!


1. Andrea Riley 2,478 (2006-present)
2. Byron Houston 2,379 (1988-92)
3. Bryant Reeves 2,367 (1991-95)
4. Clinette Jordan 2,168 (1985-89)
5. Adrian Peterson 1,866 (1995-99)
6. Jennifer Crow 1,798 (1996-00)
7. Lisa McGill 1,765 (1989-93)
8. Trisha Skibbe 1,718 (2000-04)
9. Desmond Mason 1,702 (1996-2000)
10. Jamie Siess 1,682 (1984-88)
11. Bob Kurland 1,669 (1942-46)
12. Donna Ridling 1,573 (1974-78)
13. James Anderson 1,549 (2007-present)
14. Matt Clark 1,542 (1978-83)
15. Randy Rutherford 1,541 (1992-95)
16. Ivan McFarlin 1,526 (2001-05)
17. Ronnie Daniel 1,519 (1973-77)
18. Leroy Combs 1,434 (1979-83)
19. Olus Holder 1,428 (1974-78)
20. Liz Brown 1,418 (1987-91)

[SOS]

That's some good numbers work there, Mr. O-P.

[Mr. Orange-Power]

Thanks! Check out these numbers:

Big 12 All-Time Leading Scorers – Women’s Basketball

1. Suzie Snider Eppers 3,861* (1974-77) Baylor
2. Lynette Woodard 3,649* (1978-81) Kansas
3. Courtney Paris 2,729 (2006-09) Oklahoma
4. Carolyn Thompson 2,655 (1981-84) Texas Tech
5. Sophia Young 2,480 (2003-06) Baylor

6. Andrea Riley 2,478 (2006-present) Oklahoma State

7. Karen Jennings 2,405 (1990-93) Nebraska
8. Kendra Wecker 2,333 (2002-05) Kansas State
9. Clinette Jordan 2,168 (1986-89) Oklahoma State
10. Angie Welle 2,149 (1999-2002) Iowa State

*Not recognized by the NCAA


Projected advances:


5. @ Nebraska 2/3
4. vs. Texas 2/24
3. @ OU 3/7

[BAOKBOB]

Thanks! Check out these numbers:

Big 12 All-Time Leading Scorers – Women’s Basketball

1. Suzie Snider Eppers 3,861* (1974-77) Baylor
2. Lynette Woodard 3,649* (1978-81) Kansas
3. Courtney Paris 2,729 (2006-09) Oklahoma
4. Carolyn Thompson 2,655 (1981-84) Texas Tech
5. Sophia Young 2,480 (2003-06) Baylor

6. Andrea Riley 2,478 (2006-present) Oklahoma State

7. Karen Jennings 2,405 (1990-93) Nebraska
8. Kendra Wecker 2,333 (2002-05) Kansas State
9. Clinette Jordan 2,168 (1986-89) Oklahoma State
10. Angie Welle 2,149 (1999-2002) Iowa State

*Not recognized by the NCAA


Projected advances:


5. @ Nebraska 2/3
4. vs. Texas 2/24
3. @ OU 3/7

Hate to disagree with your numbers but 1 and 2 above was not a part of the Big 12 then.

The only one she is behind in the Big 12 is number 3 above.

[Mr. Orange-Power]

Andrea Riley scores 15 points on the road against Nebraska. She jumps past Sophia Young from Baylor on the Big 12 All-Time Leading Scorers list!


Big 12 All-Time Leading Scorers – Women’s Basketball

1. Suzie Snider Eppers 3,861* (1974-77) Baylor
2. Lynette Woodard 3,649* (1978-81) Kansas
3. Courtney Paris 2,729 (2006-09) Oklahoma
4. Carolyn Thompson 2,655 (1981-84) Texas Tech

5. Andrea Riley 2,493 (2006-present) Oklahoma State

6. Sophia Young 2,480 (2003-06) Baylor
7. Karen Jennings 2,405 (1990-93) Nebraska
8. Kendra Wecker 2,333 (2002-05) Kansas State
9. Clinette Jordan 2,168 (1986-89) Oklahoma State
10. Angie Welle 2,149 (1999-2002) Iowa State

*Not recognized by the NCAA


Projected advances:


4. vs. Texas 2/24
3. @ OU 3/7

[osutuba]

I'm curious why those Top 2 All-time are not recognized by the NCAA ...

[superpoke]

They're recognized, but they're not NCAA records. Both Eppers and Woodard played entirely under the auspices of the AIAW, the organization that administered women's sports until the NCAA started sponsoring them in the early '80s.

The NCAA does recognize those totals in a Pre-NCAA section of its record book (though it has Eppers with about 700 fewer points because her first season wasn't varsity competition. Baylor's trying to be sneaky there).

[SOS]

Thanks for explaining that numbers problem for us.

That has got to be the most colorful signature image that I have ever seen, superpoke. Do you have larger images? If you do please post them.

[superpoke]

Thanks for explaining that numbers problem for us.

That has got to be the most colorful signature image that I have ever seen, superpoke. Do you have larger images? If you do please post them.

I do for some of the programs, but not all. But, I have attached a larger version of the signature image so you can tell just what all of them look like.

[Verb]

That is awesome, SuperPoke. Wow.

[superpoke]

Thanks! I just wish all of those were in my possession. ;)

I've got two other similar signatures in the works - if anyone's got a picture of the 1951 Final Four program or the 1954, 1993, and 1996 College World Series programs, I'd appreciate them.


And to stay on topic, Andrea Riley now has 2,523 points. :)

[Verb]

Thanks! I just wish all of those were in my possession. ;)

I've got two other similar signatures in the works - if anyone's got a picture of the 1951 Final Four program or the 1954, 1993, and 1996 College World Series programs, I'd appreciate them.


And to stay on topic, Andrea Riley now has 2,523 points. :)

You should PM Casdas! If anyone has those programs or knows how to find them, he does!

[Mr. Orange-Power]

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superpoke, is this you?

[superpoke]

superpoke, is this you?

Nope. That's a good T-shirt though...

[superpoke]

Riley now at 2,541 after last night's loss to Tech.


(And I found the '51 Final Four program. :))