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Message: [QUOTE="TinyManInside, post: 1060154, member: 1251"] It sort of depends on how you judge it, right? I know Moten scored a bazillion and two points, but a big part of that was shear year-to-year consistency and also the fact that he didn't have to wait around for a few years to get a shot at major minutes or a major role in the offense. If you just take their best individual season, you'd have to go Bing/Melo as 1/2 in some order (I'd probably put Melo first simply because Bing was before my time), then Owens (JR year), and Wallace (SR year). Then you have a boatload of players vying for 5th. Moten's JR year, when he peaked at 21.5 ppg, would probably slide in there for 5th. Warrick's and Shumpert's SR years haven't been mentioned but both of them put up > 20 ppg. [/QUOTE]