Who's second in career eFG% in Big East history?

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

Agree with the knocks against this list, if the lust sonehow argues that Luke was anything near one if tge vetter players to pkay in the BE then the lust is s#it.  Its really that simple.  Long illystrious list of players from the BE n luke belings no where on it

[wadesworld]

Agree with the knocks against this list, if the lust sonehow argues that Luke was anything near one if tge vetter players to pkay in the BE then the lust is s#it.  Its really that simple.  Long illystrious list of players from the BE n luke belings no where on it

Wow.  Luke fires you up to the point of being incomprehensible.

[Lennys Tap]

Dude, what are you smokin'?

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Agree with the knocks against this list, if the lust sonehow argues that Luke was anything near one if tge vetter players to pkay in the BE then the lust is s#it.  Its really that simple.  Long illystrious list of players from the BE n luke belings no where on it

So is this your attempt at a 4ever impression? Because you aren't on his level

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

Lol
Some typos in there should prolly proof read before i post it

[Marcus92]

No, different issues. Durant isn't on the list because he didn't score the points. Patton isn't even though he did shoot the eFG%. That's why it's important to note the minimums, exclusions, etc.

Sorry, bad example. A better one would have been Kevin Durant's scoring average in his freshman year at Texas not qualifying for the NCAA career leaders. BTW, 400 FG and 4 FG/G is the same minimum used for career FG% in the NCAA record book.

[Marcus92]

A couple more notes:

Luke is now Marquette's all-time career leader in FG%, ahead of Ric Cobb's 58.8%. In his 89 games at MU, he also finished with 153 blocks — good for 4th on the all-time list. That's just ahead of Chris Otule, who blocked 145 shots in 124 games.

[brewcity77]

What Luke did well, he did at a near elite level. He's the best multi year big of his generation and best big period since Robert Jackson.

Yes, there are knocks, but on the whole he was a very good player for us and only an idiot would assert otherwise.

[Marcus92]

Mutombo was 64.4% career from '89-91, which falls within the date range.

I've been curious about Mutombo's exclusion since you posted this and finally looked it up. Dikembe only played 3 seasons at Georgetown, and finished with just 352 career made field goals. So he doesn't meet the NCAA's minimum standard for FG% (400 FG and 4 FG/G).