Michael Gros is a player on pace to set the All-Time record for points scored and steals in his career across all divisions in the Allen World. With half a season left, he is 300 points away and 30 steals away from reaching the benchmark of the best ever in those stats in Allen. His current (and projected) totals are 2431 (2900) points scored and 248 (300) steals. I was just wondering how these statistics compared to the all-time leaders in other worlds?

Naismith's points record is 3259, but your guy has been way more efficient than the Naismith player. Nice work. Also, it's interesting to see a guy dominate with pretty much three exceptional ratings (SPD, STA, and FT) and a bunch of other good-but-not-great ratings.

Woodens' DIII record is 3263 points, achieved in 2349 minutes. 

Now that you've mentioned Gros, of course, he'll have a season-sending injury tonight. 

glad to see him on ateam that's not 3-24

I hate seeing players like that succeed.  A guy without particularly enticing offensive ratings just shouldn't be that good, even in D3 playing the fastbreak.  His BH isn't even special, for $*%@ sake.

Wow and very efficient at scoring whilst doing it. Congrats on your soon-to-be record holder. I love high spd/bh guards!

Posted by dahsdebater on 9/9/2014 6:40:00 PM (view original):
I hate seeing players like that succeed.  A guy without particularly enticing offensive ratings just shouldn't be that good, even in D3 playing the fastbreak.  His BH isn't even special, for $*%@ sake.

His ball handling may not be special, but it does the job and his speed and stamina are quite special. Good low-post rating as well.

I didn't realize that one of my players could have been a 20+ ppg scorer. 

Posted by trail on 9/9/2014 6:52:00 PM (view original):
I didn't realize that one of my players could have been a 20+ ppg scorer. 

Anyone can be a 20+ ppg with enough distro.

For him to be putting up numbers like he is, with ratings like he has, being as efficient as he is, that's someone doing a helluva coaching job!

Of course, he's also getting 10 of those points per game from the line (on an average of 12 attempts) which obviously helps. Really nice use of that player.

It is no coincidence that the kid is from Speedway, Indiana.