moqui
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Last night, ESPN put up a graphic about the school's all time winningest players, showing that Kris Joseph was about to tie Sherman Douglas and was just one behind Derrick Coleman and Stevie Thompson as SU's all time winningest players.
That graphic was wrong.
I believe you should only count the games in which players have actually played (otherwise, you have to include Eric Rogers at the top, as there were also 114 victories during his active career, even though he played in fewer than half of them)
The correct (IMO) figures are:
Stevie played every game of his career, so his 114 are legit
DC missed on game, which the Orange won, so his total is 113
Sherman missed 5 games during which SU was 4-1, so his total is 109
Joseph has missed 5 games during which SU was 2-3, so his total is 111
That graphic was wrong.
I believe you should only count the games in which players have actually played (otherwise, you have to include Eric Rogers at the top, as there were also 114 victories during his active career, even though he played in fewer than half of them)
The correct (IMO) figures are:
Stevie played every game of his career, so his 114 are legit
DC missed on game, which the Orange won, so his total is 113
Sherman missed 5 games during which SU was 4-1, so his total is 109
Joseph has missed 5 games during which SU was 2-3, so his total is 111