PM in the AM: January 16 2025

[@davidsaracini7300]

Great video. Thanks. It's always hard to compare players on different teams, but Gilbert and Grill do remind me a bit of each other.

[@jamielundy9726]

AP for life!

[@Ironpr2717]

❤❤❤❤ my dawg

[@Ironpr2717]

Peeler was a soldier

[@Ironpr2717]

Points: Third all-time with 1,970 points
Assists: All-time leader with 497 assists
Steals: All-time leader with 196 steals
Free throws made: Second all-time with 522
Free throws attempted: Second all-time with 670
Field goals made: Fifth all-time with 666
Field goals attempted: Fifth all-time with 1,428
Single-season scoring: Eighth best with 678 points in 1992

[@Ironpr2717]

1992 Big Eight Player of the Year
1992 Male Athlete of the Year
1992 consensus second-team All-American

[@manatarmsslaps]

People forget about Robertson, he'll, I did lol.. and my old school guy Paul O'Liney

[@AGoogleUseranonymous]

Loved Olivetti and Mark Adkins

[@cobras35]

Clarence Gilbert is my favorite Tiger ever. I admit he wasn't the greatest player ever, but when he started making shots, the building FELT different.

[@Ironpr2717]

Veru exciting player

[@Ironpr2717]

Rush was the best crazy .

[@Ironpr2717]

Anothy Peeler stats Points: Third all-time with 1,970 points
Assists: All-time leader with 497 assists
Steals: All-time leader with 196 steals
Free throws made: Second all-time with 522
Free throws attempted: Second all-time with 670
Field goals made: Fifth all-time with 666
Field goals attempted: Fifth all-time with 1,428
Single-season scoring: Eighth best with 678 points in 1992

[@Ironpr2717]

1992 Big Eight Player of the Year
1992 Male Athlete of the Year
1992 consensus second-team All-American

[@dremac8756]

Mark Atkins, Jason Sutherland, Melvin Booker

[@doughnut0076]

Kim Englishs senior season was amazing shooting from 3 almost 50% if I remember correctly

[@chadharris6634]

Kassius Robertson?

[@markpalmer5311]

I’m Sunny’s vintage and would certainly agree with you there. His was the first name that came to my mind.

[@EdmundD-yd6zf]

Hey, Gabe. Very interesting episode. Quick question: If the 3-point line was in play, how many points would Joe Scott have scored (he had 46) vs Nebraska at Brewer Fieldhouse? Answer: 50+. And, this was from a really not so prolific scorer. When it is your night, it is YOUR NIGHT.

[@orinhiltner7021]

Where was Peeler?

[@Ironpr2717]

Peeler statsPoints: Third all-time with 1,970 points
Assists: All-time leader with 497 assists
Steals: All-time leader with 196 steals
Free throws made: Second all-time with 522
Free throws attempted: Second all-time with 670
Field goals made: Fifth all-time with 666
Field goals attempted: Fifth all-time with 1,428
Single-season scoring: Eighth best with 678 points in 1992

[@Ironpr2717]

1992 Big Eight Player of the Year
1992 Male Athlete of the Year
1992 consensus second-team All-American

[@followword6452]

Grill looked like Kevin Durant 🫢🤭🤩It was beautiful 😅 Matt Lawrence, Kareem Rush ,Clarence Gilbert, D Hodge 2many to remember.

[@WEMFR1200]

Don't forget Gilbert had 13 3's at Colorado. I'll never forget that

[@kyler5862]

Thomas Gardner was the first three point specialist I remember

[@JustinCain-q7u]

I know he wasn't as prolific as some of the guys named, but I always though Melvin Booker had a good shot and could make them in clutch moments.

[@573t9]

Kassius Robertson and Jabari Brown

[@SamMIZsports]

Kassius Robertson Matt Lawrence Jabari Brown

[@WEMFR1200]

Matt Lawrence or Josh Kroenke

[@Rick-z4h]

Good call on Kroenke.

[@bocomo6985]

John McIntyre

[@andrewwhelan9913]

KU lost