| #7 Mike McKay – (1978-1982) by Peter Bard McKay, a 6’5” swingman from Bridgeport, scored 1,663 points in his UConn career, which ranks as 12th all-time in program history. McKay chose UConn over many other top school in the country, and spent four years playing alongside another four-year starter in Corny Thompson. McKay scored at least 400 points in three of his four seasons at UConn, leading the team in scoring as a senior in 1981-82. Career Points: 1633 Career Rebounds: 516 Career Assists: 234
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 Career Steals: 100 Career Blocks: Records not kept _____ 2nd Team Big East 1981-1982 |
#10 Jeremy Lamb– (2010-2012) by Meghan Bard Jeremy Lamb was an instrumental part of the 2011 NCAA National Championship team. As Kemba Walker’s favorite assist target, Lamb was a reliable second shooter in his freshman season. Lamb’s hair-trigger jump shot meant teams had to guard him, and couldn’t double-team Walker. As a sophomore on an underwhelming team, Lamb’s cool demeanor didn’t provide the team with its needed spark. After the 2011 season, with NCAA sanctions looming, Lamb left for the NBA, where he was a lottery pick in the 2012 draft. In just two years he scored 1060 points, and was named to the 1st Big East team in 2012. Career Points: 1060 Career Rebounds: 349 Career Assists: 122 Career Steals: 77 Career Blocks: 46 _____ 1st Team Big East 2011-2012 |
A-Z Tourney: Round 2 -- W vs. E
- Team W (94%, 120 Votes)
- Team E (6%, 7 Votes)
Total Voters: 127
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Do you get extra points for having a signature dance move?
Let’s ask President Herbst.
One of the biggest douchechill moments of my life.