The Wiz Posted January 30 Author Posted January 30 GJ is on the upward move again...3 more rungs on the ladder. 47 Gibson Jimerson 376 2020 2025 Saint Louis Reyne Smith 376 2022 2025 Louisville 49 Mark Alberts 375 1989 1993 Akron 50 Jon Diebler 374 2008 2011 Ohio State Quote
HoosierPal Posted January 31 Posted January 31 This should have said in tonight's game. Quote stu durando @studurando·3h Barring something unforeseen, Gibson Jimerson will become the 34th college player to reach 5,000 minutes played. https://x.com/studurando/status/1885367953899581586 Quote
SluSignGuy Posted February 1 Posted February 1 4 hours ago, HoosierPal said: This should have said in tonight's game. Quote stu durando @studurando·3h Barring something unforeseen, Gibson Jimerson will become the 34th college player to reach 5,000 minutes played. https://x.com/studurando/status/1885367953899581586 How the heck did 33 other players get 5000 minutes without a redshirt and covid year. Quote
HoosierPal Posted February 1 Posted February 1 15 hours ago, SluSignGuy said: How the heck did 33 other players get 5000 minutes without a redshirt and covid year. Here is the list. You will see some familiar names on it. A lot of 5 year players. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/leaders/men/mp-player-career.html CenHudDude 1 Quote
CenHudDude Posted February 1 Posted February 1 10 hours ago, HoosierPal said: Here is the list. You will see some familiar names on it. A lot of 5 year players. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/leaders/men/mp-player-career.html Thanks. Jacob Giliard is certainly familiar. GJ won’t beat his record. Quote
HoosierPal Posted February 1 Posted February 1 31 minutes ago, CenHudDude said: Thanks. Jacob Giliard is certainly familiar. GJ won’t beat his record. Agree. We have a guarantee 10 games left. Gibson plays 40 in all 10, that gives him 5,411 minutes which would be 6th. We would need 18+ more games for him to beat Gilard and he would have to play nearly 40 per game. Quote
The Wiz Posted February 2 Author Posted February 2 GJ is on the upward move again...3 more rungs on the ladder. You may see a reoccurring name on the list besides Jimerson. The Smith kid from Louisville...an active player that trails Jimerson by 3 shots at this point but averages 3.77 3PM/gm vs GJ's 3.04 /gm. Should be an interesting race down to the wire. 42 Jalen Cone 379 2020 2024 California Gibson Jimerson 379 2020 2025 Saint Louis Robert Vaden 379 2005 2009 UAB 45 Ronnie Schmitz 378 1990 1993 Kansas City 46 Darin Green 377 2020 2024 Florida State Ryan Wittman 377 2007 2010 Cornell 48 Reyne Smith 376 2022 2025 Louisville Quote
CenHudDude Posted February 2 Posted February 2 2 hours ago, The Wiz said: GJ is on the upward move again...3 more rungs on the ladder. You may see a reoccurring name on the list besides Jimerson. The Smith kid from Louisville...an active player that trails Jimerson by 3 shots at this point but averages 3.77 3PM/gm vs GJ's 3.04 /gm. Should be an interesting race down to the wire. 42 Jalen Cone 379 2020 2024 California Gibson Jimerson 379 2020 2025 Saint Louis Robert Vaden 379 2005 2009 UAB 45 Ronnie Schmitz 378 1990 1993 Kansas City 46 Darin Green 377 2020 2024 Florida State Ryan Wittman 377 2007 2010 Cornell 48 Reyne Smith 376 2022 2025 Louisville Do you know if Smith has any eligibility left after this year? Quote
The Wiz Posted February 2 Author Posted February 2 54 minutes ago, CenHudDude said: Do you know if Smith has any eligibility left after this year? He is a Senior...he has played 4 full years. This should be his last. He played 3 years at Charleston and came over to Lville with Coach Kelsey. CenHudDude 1 Quote
CenHudDude Posted February 3 Posted February 3 2 hours ago, CenHudDude said: Do you know if Smith has any eligibility left after this year? 1 hour ago, The Wiz said: He is a Senior...he has played 4 full years. This should be his last. He played 3 years at Charleston and came over to Lville with Coach Kelsey. 1 hour ago, The Wiz said: He is a Senior...he has played 4 full years. This should be his last. He played 3 years at Charleston and came over to Lville with Coach Kelsey. Wonder if they both know they are in a race? Quote
The Wiz Posted February 13 Author Posted February 13 He is a Top 40 now... 40 Gibson Jimerson 383 2020 2025 Saint Louis Carl Pierre 383 2018 2022 Rice 42 Bryce Brown 382 2016 2019 Auburn Desmond Cambridge 382 2018 2023 Arizona State Aquinas 1 Quote
The Wiz Posted February 15 Author Posted February 15 Top 37 and climbing... 37 LaceDarius Dunn 388 2008 2011 Baylor Gibson Jimerson 388 2020 2025 Saint Louis 39 Jordan Howard 386 2015 2018 Central Arkansas 40 Jared Brownridge 385 2014 2017 Santa Clara 41 Carl Pierre 383 2018 2022 Rice In addition to the all time 3PM list , I have added a 2nd category that GJ just entered...all time total points...TOPO...TOtal POints. 235 Gibson Jimerson 2271 2020 2025 Saint Louis 236 Eric Brown 2270 1986 1989 Miami (FL) 237 Juan Dixon 2269 1999 2002 Maryland 238 Bubba Wells 2267 1994 1997 Austin Peay 239 Jerrick Harding 2266 2017 2020 Weber State 240 Steve Smith 2263 1988 1991 Michigan State 241 Trevon Bluiett 2261 2015 2018 Xavier 242 Trayce Jackson-Davis 2258 2020 2023 Indiana 243 Andre Emmett 2256 2001 2004 Texas Tech Mouse McFadden 2256 1986 1989 Cleveland State 245 Malcolm Delaney 2255 2008 2011 Virginia Tech 246 Chris Davis 2254 1999 2003 North Texas 247 Myles Powell 2252 2017 2020 Seton Hall 248 K.J. Williams 2250 2019 2023 Louisiana State 249 Ernie Grunfeld 2249 1974 1977 Tennessee 250 Chris Monroe 2248 2000 2003 George Washington Isaac Spencer 2248 1998 2001 Murray State Adman and CenHudDude 2 Quote
HoosierPal Posted February 16 Posted February 16 Am I the only one who thinks Jimerson being 20th on the NCAA Career Minutes Played list is impressive? IRONMAN! Finishing in the Top 10 is achievable. RJ Davis and Love, ahead of him, are also still playing. 1 Jacob Gilyard 5747 2018 2022 Richmond 2 Braden Norris 5484 2019 2024 Loyola (IL) 3 Max Abmas 5472 2020 2024 Texas 4 Marcus Carr 5433 2018 2023 Texas 5 Kyle Lofton 5426 2019 2023 Florida 6 Antoine Davis 5376 2019 2023 Detroit Mercy 7 Kihei Clark 5338 2019 2023 Virginia 8 RJ Davis 5319 2021 2025 North Carolina 9 Caleb Love 5314 2021 2025 Arizona 10 Isaiah Stevens 5313 2020 2024 Colorado State 11 Jalen Pickett 5309 2019 2023 Penn State 12 Darius Brown 5299 2019 2024 Utah State 13 Jordan Bohannon 5263 2017 2022 Iowa 14 Taevion Kinsey 5251 2019 2023 Marshall 15 Joseph Girard 5250 2020 2024 Clemson 16 Kellan Grady 5238 2018 2022 Kentucky 17 Jahmir Young 5215 2020 2024 Maryland 18 Kamdyn Curfman 5204 2020 2024 Marshall 19 Hunter Maldonado 5169 2018 2023 Wyoming 20 Gibson Jimerson 5157 2020 2025 Saint Louis Quote
The Wiz Posted February 17 Author Posted February 17 12 hours ago, HoosierPal said: Am I the only one who thinks Jimerson being 20th on the NCAA Career Minutes Played list is impressive? IRONMAN! Finishing in the Top 10 is achievable. RJ Davis and Love, ahead of him, are also still playing. 1 Jacob Gilyard 5747 2018 2022 Richmond 2 Braden Norris 5484 2019 2024 Loyola (IL) 3 Max Abmas 5472 2020 2024 Texas 4 Marcus Carr 5433 2018 2023 Texas 5 Kyle Lofton 5426 2019 2023 Florida 6 Antoine Davis 5376 2019 2023 Detroit Mercy 7 Kihei Clark 5338 2019 2023 Virginia 8 RJ Davis 5319 2021 2025 North Carolina 9 Caleb Love 5314 2021 2025 Arizona 10 Isaiah Stevens 5313 2020 2024 Colorado State 11 Jalen Pickett 5309 2019 2023 Penn State 12 Darius Brown 5299 2019 2024 Utah State 13 Jordan Bohannon 5263 2017 2022 Iowa 14 Taevion Kinsey 5251 2019 2023 Marshall 15 Joseph Girard 5250 2020 2024 Clemson 16 Kellan Grady 5238 2018 2022 Kentucky 17 Jahmir Young 5215 2020 2024 Maryland 18 Kamdyn Curfman 5204 2020 2024 Marshall 19 Hunter Maldonado 5169 2018 2023 Wyoming 20 Gibson Jimerson 5157 2020 2025 Saint Louis A couple of points of information here .... All the players on this list have 5 or 6 years. No player's final year is before 2022. With that said, it is still an impressive stat. almaman 1 Quote
Lord Elrond Posted March 2 Posted March 2 Any update on this? 9 made 3pt shots against Loy-Chi should push him up the chart Quote
Taj79 Posted March 2 Posted March 2 Based on the three games since Hoosierpoisted above, Gibson has added 209 minutes to his total for 5266 and should now be in thirteenth place by my count. Quote
HoosierPal Posted March 2 Posted March 2 44 minutes ago, Taj79 said: Based on the three games since Hoosierpoisted above, Gibson has added 209 minutes to his total for 5266 and should now be in thirteenth place by my count. Rank Player MP From To Last School 1 Jacob Gilyard 5747 2018 2022 Richmond 2 Braden Norris 5484 2019 2024 Loyola (IL) 3 Max Abmas 5472 2020 2024 Texas 4 Caleb Love 5449 2021 2025 Arizona 5 RJ Davis 5447 2021 2025 North Carolina 6 Marcus Carr 5433 2018 2023 Texas 7 Kyle Lofton 5426 2019 2023 Florida 8 Antoine Davis 5376 2019 2023 Detroit Mercy 9 Kihei Clark 5338 2019 2023 Virginia 10 Isaiah Stevens 5313 2020 2024 Colorado State 11 Jalen Pickett 5309 2019 2023 Penn State 12 Darius Brown 5299 2019 2024 Utah State 13 Gibson Jimerson 5267 2020 2025 Saint Louis Quote
The Wiz Posted March 2 Author Posted March 2 With at least 3 games left to play, GJ is only ten 3PM away from catching Steph Curry.... 24 Gibson Jimerson 404 2020 2025 Saint Louis Andrew Rowsey 404 2014 2018 Marquette 26 Joseph Girard 402 2020 2024 Clemson 27 Doug Day 401 1990 1993 Radford 28 Gerry McNamara 400 2003 2006 Syracuse Reyne Smith 400 2022 2025 Louisville 30 Francis Alonso 396 2016 2019 UNC Greensboro Andrew Goudelock 396 2008 2011 College of Charleston GJ has made quite a move here in the Total Points column...moving up over 50 spots in 1 game... catching and passing such notables as Rick Barry, Ryan Kalkbrenner, Drew Timme, Jerry West, David Thompson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Darrell Griffith not to mention Sleepy Floyd. 157 Darrell Griffith 2333 1977 1980 Louisville Gibson Jimerson 2333 2020 2025 Saint Louis Matt Morgan 2333 2016 2019 Cornell 160 John Taft 2332 1988 1991 Marshall 161 David Holston 2331 2006 2009 Chicago State Andrew Rowsey 2331 2014 2018 Marquette 163 John Stroud 2328 1977 1980 Mississippi 164 Justin Wright-Foreman 2327 2016 2019 Hofstra 165 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2325 1967 1969 UCLA Kevin Houston 2325 1984 1987 Army 167 Mike Gminski 2323 1977 1980 Duke Rick Mount 2323 1968 1970 Purdue 169 Matt Bradley 2322 2019 2023 San Diego State 170 Billy McGill 2321 1960 1962 Utah Tyler Thomas 2321 2020 2024 Hofstra Chad Tucker 2321 1984 1988 Butler 173 Adam Keefe 2319 1989 1992 Stanford Rashad Phillips 2319 1998 2001 Detroit Mercy Michael Smith 2319 1984 1989 Brigham Young 176 Juan'ya Green 2317 2012 2016 Hofstra Jeff Lamp 2317 1978 1981 Virginia 178 Nick Mayo 2316 2016 2019 Eastern Kentucky 179 Mike Helms 2314 2001 2004 Oakland 180 Jared Brownridge 2313 2014 2017 Santa Clara Desmond Cambridge 2313 2018 2023 Arizona State 182 R.J. Cole 2312 2018 2022 Connecticut Lucious Harris 2312 1990 1993 Long Beach State 184 Fennis Dembo 2311 1985 1988 Wyoming Chuck Person 2311 1983 1986 Auburn 186 Dom Flora 2310 1955 1958 Washington & Lee 187 David Thompson 2309 1973 1975 NC State Jerry West 2309 1958 1960 West Virginia 189 Tunji Awojobi 2308 1994 1997 Boston University Antoine Mason 2308 2011 2015 Auburn 191 Drew Timme 2307 2020 2023 Gonzaga 192 Luka Garza 2306 2018 2021 Iowa Terrence Rencher 2306 1992 1995 Texas 194 Ryan Kalkbrenner 2305 2021 2025 Creighton 195 Devan Downey 2304 2006 2010 South Carolina Sleepy Floyd 2304 1979 1982 Georgetown Trey Freeman 2304 2012 2016 Old Dominion Joe Young 2304 2012 2015 Oregon 199 Bill Edwards 2303 1990 1993 Wright State 200 Tim Smith 2302 2003 2006 East Tennessee State 201 Joe Anderson 2301 1988 1991 Saint Francis (PA) Travis Evee 2301 2020 2024 Rice Rayshon Harrison 2301 2021 2025 Grand Canyon 204 Jonathan Moore 2299 1977 1980 Furman 205 Rick Barry 2298 1963 1965 Miami (FL) 206 Chris McGuthrie 2297 1993 1996 Mount St. Mary's 207 Gary Winton 2296 1975 1978 Army 208 Ben Hinson 2295 1984 1987 Charleston Southern Gary Neal 2295 2003 2007 Towson Quote
CenHudDude Posted March 2 Posted March 2 1 hour ago, The Wiz said: With at least 3 games left to play, GJ is only ten 3PM away from catching Steph Curry.... 24 Gibson Jimerson 404 2020 2025 Saint Louis Andrew Rowsey 404 2014 2018 Marquette 26 Joseph Girard 402 2020 2024 Clemson 27 Doug Day 401 1990 1993 Radford 28 Gerry McNamara 400 2003 2006 Syracuse Reyne Smith 400 2022 2025 Louisville 30 Francis Alonso 396 2016 2019 UNC Greensboro Andrew Goudelock 396 2008 2011 College of Charleston GJ has made quite a move here in the Total Points column...moving up over 50 spots in 1 game... catching and passing such notables as Rick Barry, Ryan Kalkbrenner, Drew Timme, Jerry West, David Thompson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Darrell Griffith not to mention Sleepy Floyd. 157 Darrell Griffith 2333 1977 1980 Louisville Gibson Jimerson 2333 2020 2025 Saint Louis Matt Morgan 2333 2016 2019 Cornell 160 John Taft 2332 1988 1991 Marshall 161 David Holston 2331 2006 2009 Chicago State Andrew Rowsey 2331 2014 2018 Marquette 163 John Stroud 2328 1977 1980 Mississippi 164 Justin Wright-Foreman 2327 2016 2019 Hofstra 165 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2325 1967 1969 UCLA Kevin Houston 2325 1984 1987 Army 167 Mike Gminski 2323 1977 1980 Duke Rick Mount 2323 1968 1970 Purdue 169 Matt Bradley 2322 2019 2023 San Diego State 170 Billy McGill 2321 1960 1962 Utah Tyler Thomas 2321 2020 2024 Hofstra Chad Tucker 2321 1984 1988 Butler 173 Adam Keefe 2319 1989 1992 Stanford Rashad Phillips 2319 1998 2001 Detroit Mercy Michael Smith 2319 1984 1989 Brigham Young 176 Juan'ya Green 2317 2012 2016 Hofstra Jeff Lamp 2317 1978 1981 Virginia 178 Nick Mayo 2316 2016 2019 Eastern Kentucky 179 Mike Helms 2314 2001 2004 Oakland 180 Jared Brownridge 2313 2014 2017 Santa Clara Desmond Cambridge 2313 2018 2023 Arizona State 182 R.J. Cole 2312 2018 2022 Connecticut Lucious Harris 2312 1990 1993 Long Beach State 184 Fennis Dembo 2311 1985 1988 Wyoming Chuck Person 2311 1983 1986 Auburn 186 Dom Flora 2310 1955 1958 Washington & Lee 187 David Thompson 2309 1973 1975 NC State Jerry West 2309 1958 1960 West Virginia 189 Tunji Awojobi 2308 1994 1997 Boston University Antoine Mason 2308 2011 2015 Auburn 191 Drew Timme 2307 2020 2023 Gonzaga 192 Luka Garza 2306 2018 2021 Iowa Terrence Rencher 2306 1992 1995 Texas 194 Ryan Kalkbrenner 2305 2021 2025 Creighton 195 Devan Downey 2304 2006 2010 South Carolina Sleepy Floyd 2304 1979 1982 Georgetown Trey Freeman 2304 2012 2016 Old Dominion Joe Young 2304 2012 2015 Oregon 199 Bill Edwards 2303 1990 1993 Wright State 200 Tim Smith 2302 2003 2006 East Tennessee State 201 Joe Anderson 2301 1988 1991 Saint Francis (PA) Travis Evee 2301 2020 2024 Rice Rayshon Harrison 2301 2021 2025 Grand Canyon 204 Jonathan Moore 2299 1977 1980 Furman 205 Rick Barry 2298 1963 1965 Miami (FL) 206 Chris McGuthrie 2297 1993 1996 Mount St. Mary's 207 Gary Winton 2296 1975 1978 Army 208 Ben Hinson 2295 1984 1987 Charleston Southern Gary Neal 2295 2003 2007 Towson Nice to see that GJ has passed Reyna Smith in 3PM (at least for the moment). Quote
White Pelican Posted March 2 Posted March 2 I know we haven't had the team success that we'd have liked during his tenure, but I think a strong case can be made for the retirement of his number. I know, #24 is already hanging from the rafters (Dick Boushka) as an "honored player" as is Anthony Bonner (34) and Bob Ferry (43). I didn't see Boushka or Ferry play but I DID see Bonner and I think Anthony's number should be permanently retired too. Players of that caliber shouldn't be penalized because the rest of the team was weak or the coaching was bad. These are some of the best to ever play here. And now that the NCAA has allowed ALL the numerals to be used, there's no worry of running out of numbers, at least for a long time. Getting back to Gibson, he's worked his ass off for six years, stayed when he could have left several times and has a prominent place in the school record book. When the shots aren't falling, he's still getting beat up making back cuts and layups. And seems to play the entire damn game, every night. Just my opinion, your mileage may vary. SLUMedBilliken15 and CenHudDude 2 Quote
Fraz Posted March 2 Posted March 2 His number should absolutely be retired. Most points ever in a Billiken uniform Quote
CenHudDude Posted March 3 Posted March 3 5 hours ago, White Pelican said: I know we haven't had the team success that we'd have liked during his tenure, but I think a strong case can be made for the retirement of his number. I know, #24 is already hanging from the rafters (Dick Boushka) as an "honored player" as is Anthony Bonner (34) and Bob Ferry (43). I didn't see Boushka or Ferry play but I DID see Bonner and I think Anthony's number should be permanently retired too. Players of that caliber shouldn't be penalized because the rest of the team was weak or the coaching was bad. These are some of the best to ever play here. And now that the NCAA has allowed ALL the numerals to be used, there's no worry of running out of numbers, at least for a long time. Getting back to Gibson, he's worked his ass off for six years, stayed when he could have left several times and has a prominent place in the school record book. When the shots aren't falling, he's still getting beat up making back cuts and layups. And seems to play the entire damn game, every night. Just my opinion, your mileage may vary. GJ’s jersey should absolutely be retired. He gave his all every game he played and put up great numbers. I know this is a different era and players are getting “paid” for their service, but if he played in a different era and put up the same numbers, he would have been labeled a true student athlete. Well done both on and off the court Mr. Jimerson. You have been a great representative of the university. Quote
billiken_roy Posted March 3 Posted March 3 it has always been my understanding that to get your uniform number in the rafters, you had to be named an all american and you had to have graduated from Saint Louis University. Billikenbooster 1 Quote
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