| #3 Wes Bialosuknia – (1964-1967) by Tyler Wilkinson Wes Bialosuknia was one of UConn’s earliest stars. Despite sitting out his freshman season, he still managed to score 1,673 career points – currently good for 8th place on UConn’s all-time list. Known for his jump shot, Bialosuknia still holds the UConn record for career scoring average at 23.6 – bolstered by his 1966-1967 season in which he averaged 28 points per game. Career Points: 1673 Career Rebounds: 260 Career Assists: Records not kept Career Steals: Records not kept
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 Career Blocks: Records not kept _____ UConn all-time leader in points per game |
#14 Karl Hobbs– (1980-1984) by Meghan Bard Karl Hobbs is better known as a coach and the guy who recruited Rip Hamilton, Caron Butler and Emeka Okafor than as a player. But Hobbs spent four years at UConn in the early 80s playing for Dom Perno. Hobbs, who is currently an assistant coach at UConn, set the then-record for careers assists with 534. That currently ranks as fourth all-time. Career Points: 900 Career Rebounds: 185 Career Assists: 534 Career Steals: 162 Career Blocks: 13 _____ 3rd Team Big East 1983-1984 |
A-Z Tourney: Round 3 -- A vs. G
- Team A (87%, 107 Votes)
- Team G (13%, 16 Votes)
Total Voters: 123
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This one raises an interesting question. Hobbs’ coaching/recruiting seemingly contributed much more to the program than his playing. Should he get a bonus for that? I think it’s the same reason Ollie is handily winnig his matchup. I tend to think that it deserves consideration.
Sure, go nuts.
While I would have no problem offering bonus points for guys who contribute to the program in other ways, the chasm in on-court production between Hobbs and Westis more than enough to make up the difference. Bialolosuknia is one of the best scorers in the program’s history, and he looks sweet as shit in those Chuck Taylor’s.
Be honest, it’s really about the Chucks.
Oh I voted for Wes. Jussayin’