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-===== Joseph (Joe) Randle Thomas ===== +===== Joseph (Joe) Randle Thomas #50 ===== 
- +{{  men_s_basketball:sleepyjoe.jpg|}}
-{{ men_s_basketball:joe_thomas_suns_neg2.jpg|}} +
 **Position:** Forward\\ **Position:** Forward\\
 **Height:** 6'6"    \\ **Height:** 6'6"    \\
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 **Born:** March 9, 1948\\ **Born:** March 9, 1948\\
 **Hometown:** Canton, GA\\ **Hometown:** Canton, GA\\
-**High School:** Marist H.S., Atlanta, GA\\+**High School:** Marist H.S., Atlanta/Ralph J. Bunche, Canton\\ 
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 +===== Prep Career ===== 
 +Joe graduated from Marist High School in Atlanta, Georgia, but played his prep ball at Ralph J. Bunche, in Canton, Georgia, where he was the leading scorer and rebounder on a team that lost only one game in his junior year.  Eddie Mathews and [[Al McGuire]] were neighbors in Brookfield and the Atlanta Braves third baseman helped Al recruit Thomas.  Thomas didn't play his senior year, because of transferring schools, yet he was still a highly-coveted recruit. 
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 ===== Marquette Career ===== ===== Marquette Career =====
-Thomas averaged averaged 8.9 points per game during the [[1968|1968-69]] season.  He averaged 13 points per game the following year and was named Marquette's team captain during the [[1969|1969-70]] season.+ 
 +^ Season  ^  GP^  FG-M^  FG-A^  FG%^ FT-M^  FT-A^  FT%^  Reb^  Avg^  PF^  Pts^  Avg^   
 +|[[1967|1967-68]]  |  29|  54|  121|  .446|  7|  23|  .304|  105|  3.6|  34|  115|  3.9|  
 +|[[1968|1968-69]]  |  29|  112|  264|  .424|  36|  57|  .631|  256|  8.8|  74|  260|  8.9| 
 +|[[1968|1968-69]]  |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |  13.0| 
 +|**Totals**  |  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**|  **xx**| 
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 +He was named Marquette's team captain during the [[1969|1969-70]] season. 
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 +[[Al McGuire]] called Thomas "the unsung hero of our (1968-1969) record."
  
 === All-Time Marquette Rankings === === All-Time Marquette Rankings ===
-  *20th, Rebounds (607)+  *23rd, Rebounds (607)
  
 === Accolades === === Accolades ===
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 ===== Professional Career ===== ===== Professional Career =====
 +{{ men_s_basketball:joe_thomas_suns_neg2.jpg|}}
 He was drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the 6th round (10th pick) of the 1970 NBA draft. He was drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the 6th round (10th pick) of the 1970 NBA draft.
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