[JJJ]

On ESPNU. Haase at Haas.

STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford continues its road swing with its shortest trip of the year, as the Cardinal makes the 50-mile trek from Maples Pavilion to Haas Pavilion to face California in Berkeley Sunday night.

INSIDE THE RIVALRY
• Stanford and California meet for the 270th time. The Golden Bears hold a 149-120 edge.
• The Cardinal has won seven of its past 11 meetings with the Bears.
• Only twice in the last seven seasons has one team in the rivalry swept the season series, when Stanford achieved the feat in 2013 and 2015.
• Stanford has lost its last two games at Haas Pavilion by an average of 13.5 points.
• The Cardinal's last victory in Berkeley was a 69-59 win on Jan. 14, 2015.
• Michael Humphrey, Dorian Pickens and Robert Cartwright are the only three current members of the Cardinal to play in a Stanford win at Cal.

http://gostanford.com/news/2018/2/16/men...e-bay.aspx

Fun to see the list of players with at least 1200 pts and 650 rebounds at the bottom:

Player (Years) Games Points Rebounds
Todd Lichti (1985-89) 124 2,336 697
Adam Keefe (1988-92) 125 2,319 1,119
Kimberly Belton (1976-80) 107 1,616 955
Howard Wright (1985-89) 124 1,599 860
John Revelli (1980-84) 100 1,592 798
Anthony Brown (2010-15) 144 1,562 691
Tim Young (1994-99) 132 1,544 1,070
Dwight Powell (2010-14)  136 1,465 853
Tom Dose (1961-64) 75 1,441 755
Rich Kelley (1972-75) 76 1,412 944
Lawrence Hill (2005-09) 131 1,404 661
Reid Travis (2015-present) 89 1,239 652

[JJJ]

On ESPNU. Haase at Haas.

STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford continues its road swing with its shortest trip of the year, as the Cardinal makes the 50-mile trek from Maples Pavilion to Haas Pavilion to face California in Berkeley Sunday night.

INSIDE THE RIVALRY
• Stanford and California meet for the 270th time. The Golden Bears hold a 149-120 edge.
• The Cardinal has won seven of its past 11 meetings with the Bears.
• Only twice in the last seven seasons has one team in the rivalry swept the season series, when Stanford achieved the feat in 2013 and 2015.
• Stanford has lost its last two games at Haas Pavilion by an average of 13.5 points.
• The Cardinal's last victory in Berkeley was a 69-59 win on Jan. 14, 2015.
• Michael Humphrey, Dorian Pickens and Robert Cartwright are the only three current members of the Cardinal to play in a Stanford win at Cal.

http://gostanford.com/news/2018/2/16/men...e-bay.aspx

Fun to see the list of players with at least 1200 pts and 650 rebounds at the bottom:

Player (Years) Games Points Rebounds
Todd Lichti (1985-89) 124 2,336 697
Adam Keefe (1988-92) 125 2,319 1,119
Kimberly Belton (1976-80) 107 1,616 955
Howard Wright (1985-89) 124 1,599 860
John Revelli (1980-84) 100 1,592 798
Anthony Brown (2010-15) 144 1,562 691
Tim Young (1994-99) 132 1,544 1,070
Dwight Powell (2010-14)  136 1,465 853
Tom Dose (1961-64) 75 1,441 755
Rich Kelley (1972-75) 76 1,412 944
Lawrence Hill (2005-09) 131 1,404 661
Reid Travis (2015-present) 89 1,239 652

[Hurlburt88]

Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

[Hurlburt88]

Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

[JJJ]

Despite our many miscues, we're up 1 at the half, 37-36 and wearing our "lucky" gray unis.
#GoStanford

[JJJ]

Despite our many miscues, we're up 1 at the half, 37-36 and wearing our "lucky" gray unis.
#GoStanford

[Hank 91]

Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

I was thinking the same thing as I read that list. That was a great, great year. (The end, not so much.)

[Hank 91]

Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

I was thinking the same thing as I read that list. That was a great, great year. (The end, not so much.)

[BigEasyCard]

From: https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB

Stanford's lead is five after that fast-break finish, 65-60. 5:36 left on the clock.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

From: https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB

Stanford's lead is five after that fast-break finish, 65-60. 5:36 left on the clock.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...5527513088

Stanford up 70-67.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...5527513088

Stanford up 70-67.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...7440892929

Leading 75-72 under 1 minute left.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...7440892929

Leading 75-72 under 1 minute left.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...8179297281

Lead by 2 w ball and under 11 seconds remaining.



Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...8179297281

Lead by 2 w ball and under 11 seconds remaining.



Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...1151416320

Still up by 2.  Shooting 2 FT's.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...1151416320

Still up by 2.  Shooting 2 FT's.

Geaux Cardinal!

[JJJ]

ALL RIGHT NOW!!! 77-73 in THEIR HOUSE HAAS!!!

[JJJ]

ALL RIGHT NOW!!! 77-73 in THEIR HOUSE HAAS!!!

[BigEasyCard]

Final Stanford 77 Cal 73

Cardinal perspective:

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...5965606913

Haas perspective:

https://twitter.com/CalMBBall/status/965426240160018432

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

Final Stanford 77 Cal 73

Cardinal perspective:

https://twitter.com/StanfordMBB/status/9...5965606913

Haas perspective:

https://twitter.com/CalMBBall/status/965426240160018432

Geaux Cardinal!

[d4cohn]

We remain in contention for a top-4 seed at the Pac-12 tournament, which would give us a critical first round bye into the quarterfinals. Important contest toward seeding this week at home against Washington.

[d4cohn]

We remain in contention for a top-4 seed at the Pac-12 tournament, which would give us a critical first round bye into the quarterfinals. Important contest toward seeding this week at home against Washington.

[JJJ]

[quote author=hurlburt88 link=topic=18752.msg224268#msg224268 date=1519001692]
Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

I was thinking the same thing as I read that list. That was a great, great year. (The end, not so much.)
[/quote]

Since I was there '81-'85, I only got to see Revelli live on the list, although I met Tom Dose a year ago. (Yes, I emailed him the article earlier.) Hope he was watching!  8)

[JJJ]

[quote author=hurlburt88 link=topic=18752.msg224268#msg224268 date=1519001692]
Loved watching Lichti, Keefe, and Wright on the floor together!

I was thinking the same thing as I read that list. That was a great, great year. (The end, not so much.)
[/quote]

Since I was there '81-'85, I only got to see Revelli live on the list, although I met Tom Dose a year ago. (Yes, I emailed him the article earlier.) Hope he was watching!  8)

[PVTree]

2 must-win home games coming up. Afterwards, if we can play a decent game in Tempe, perhaps we can steal another road win. Don't expect to give Zona much problem in Tucson, but I am open to being wrong.

An 11-7 record could be good enough for a bye in the P12 tourney.

[PVTree]

2 must-win home games coming up. Afterwards, if we can play a decent game in Tempe, perhaps we can steal another road win. Don't expect to give Zona much problem in Tucson, but I am open to being wrong.

An 11-7 record could be good enough for a bye in the P12 tourney.

[JJJ]

"That, maybe more than any game this year, was a true TEAM win." - Coach Haase

#GoStanford

http://www.facebook.com/StanfordMBB/vide...758847402/

[JJJ]

"That, maybe more than any game this year, was a true TEAM win." - Coach Haase

#GoStanford

http://www.facebook.com/StanfordMBB/vide...758847402/

[BostonCard]

Hard to believe Mark Madsen would not be on that list, but he’s 24 points short.

BC

[BostonCard]

Hard to believe Mark Madsen would not be on that list, but he’s 24 points short.

BC

[winflop]

We remain in contention for a top-4 seed at the Pac-12 tournament, which would give us a critical first round bye into the quarterfinals. Important contest toward seeding this week at home against Washington.

They need to win both games this week if they want a chance at a first round bye. Even then, 10-8 is probably not going to get it done so they would need one win in the desert to get to 11-7.

It will also be critical for any postseason play. They will need to go 2-2 to finish at or above .500 and be eligible

[winflop]

We remain in contention for a top-4 seed at the Pac-12 tournament, which would give us a critical first round bye into the quarterfinals. Important contest toward seeding this week at home against Washington.

They need to win both games this week if they want a chance at a first round bye. Even then, 10-8 is probably not going to get it done so they would need one win in the desert to get to 11-7.

It will also be critical for any postseason play. They will need to go 2-2 to finish at or above .500 and be eligible

[North Woods]

Hard to believe Mark Madsen would not be on that list, but he’s 24 points short.

BC

Agreed he was an all time great but never a dominant scorer. His peak was 13.1 PPG, mostly within a few feet of the rim.

Would have easily been on the list if he made his free throws at an average rate.

[North Woods]

Hard to believe Mark Madsen would not be on that list, but he’s 24 points short.

BC

Agreed he was an all time great but never a dominant scorer. His peak was 13.1 PPG, mostly within a few feet of the rim.

Would have easily been on the list if he made his free throws at an average rate.

[Phogge]

He did make his most important.

[Phogge]

He did make his most important.

[GoodGrief]

Oh man, still the greatest Stanford sports moment that I was ever at live. My gosh, Art Lee just took over the last 2 minutes of that game. And that incredible poke-out of the ball to Madsen followed by his thunderous dunk and foul... Honestly, I never even saw Madsen's arms raised in triumph because I was too busy hugging everybody around me.

Then after Madsen made that all-important free throw Art got called for a foul on that URI's 3-pointer attempt. The URI shooter fell apart and his first shot barely grazed the rim. Art Lee was stomping down the sidelines grabbing his throat in a choke-gesture, and all of us in the stands were begging him to stop to avoid getting a technical. Thank goodness he got away with it.

After the game, Art Lee came up the stands and I shouted, "GREAT JOB ART!!!" And he looked at me for a moment and then grinned like a kid. Man, I loved Art Lee on the court.

A friend of mine decided that they wanted to hire Art Lee to be part of their startup as motivation. Art wouldn't have to do anything--he would just have to sit at his desk, and everybody would see him and be like, "YEAH! YEAH! YEAH ART YEAH!!!" and be all motivated to crush their work. There's a SportsCenter promo for you.

[GoodGrief]

Oh man, still the greatest Stanford sports moment that I was ever at live. My gosh, Art Lee just took over the last 2 minutes of that game. And that incredible poke-out of the ball to Madsen followed by his thunderous dunk and foul... Honestly, I never even saw Madsen's arms raised in triumph because I was too busy hugging everybody around me.

Then after Madsen made that all-important free throw Art got called for a foul on that URI's 3-pointer attempt. The URI shooter fell apart and his first shot barely grazed the rim. Art Lee was stomping down the sidelines grabbing his throat in a choke-gesture, and all of us in the stands were begging him to stop to avoid getting a technical. Thank goodness he got away with it.

After the game, Art Lee came up the stands and I shouted, "GREAT JOB ART!!!" And he looked at me for a moment and then grinned like a kid. Man, I loved Art Lee on the court.

A friend of mine decided that they wanted to hire Art Lee to be part of their startup as motivation. Art wouldn't have to do anything--he would just have to sit at his desk, and everybody would see him and be like, "YEAH! YEAH! YEAH ART YEAH!!!" and be all motivated to crush their work. There's a SportsCenter promo for you.