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Wayman Tisdale
Center & Forward - Indiana Pacers 1985-86 thru mid-1988-89; Sacramento Kings 1988-89 thru 1993-94; Phoenix Suns 1994-95 thru 1996-97 - Wayman Tisdale was a 3-time College All-American
Wayman Tisdale was the first college freshman ever chosen as a Consensus First Team NCAA All American - 1982-1983. That season he finished with the 8th highest total of points per game, 24.5, and pulled down 10.3 rebounds per/game and was chosen the Big Eight Conference Player of the Year. Tisdale also had the honor of being the first Oklahoma University basketball player to be chosen as a Consensus first-or-second team All-American in the last 25 years. Wayman was a three-time NCAA Consensus First Team All-American prior to leaving the college ranks after his junior year. The big kid, 6-ft 9, 230-pounds, notched a NCAA leading 919 points in his sophomore season, and his 27.0 ppg was 5th best in the USA. Guided by coach Billy Tubbs, Tisdale helped the Sooners post a solid 29-5 record 1983-1984, ranked Number 7 in the AP Final Season Poll. As a junior, Wayman Tisdale again led all NCAA basketball players with 932 points and placed 7th with 25.2 points per game average. However in the 1985 NCAA Midwest Regional Postseason Final, he was double-teamed and held to just 11 points in a 63-61 upset loss to Memphis State . 
Skybox Basketball Card 1992 Olympics Wayman Tisdale was the 2nd player selected in the 1985 NBA draft, after the NY Knicks chose Patrick Ewing of Georgetown. Drafted by the Indiana Pacers, Tisdale poured in 1,192 points, very solid numbers of 14.7 ppg for a rookie in 1985-1986. He compiled over 10 ppg in his first 12 consecutive NBA seasons. Only in his last year did he score under 10.0 ppg. In 1989-1990 and 1990-1991 he regristered career-highs with 22.3 ppg and an even 20.0. Although, he was a well-regard team player, he none-the-less had a poor ratio to career games played versus playoff games - 840 to 22. Wayman Tisdale carrer stats 12,878 points in 840 games, 5338 FGM, 10575 FGA, a solid .505 pct, 2202 FTM, 2897 FTA, .760 pct, 1,617 ORB, 3500 DRB, 5117 total rebounds, 1007 Assists, 2801 P Fouls, 464 Steals, 500 Blocked Shots, 15.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 1.3 apg, 1397 turnovers caused.
1986-1987 NBA Scoring Leaders
Michael Jordan led all NBA players in scoring with a torrid 37.1 points per game average and scored 3041 points for the 1986-1987 season
Legend Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls hit on all cylinders in 1986-1987 and scored 3041 points 1986-1987 NBA Points per Game Leaders - Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls, 82 games, 3041 points, 37.1 ppg
- Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta Hawks 79 games, 2294 points, 29.0 ppg
- Alex English, Denver Nuggets 82 games, 2345 points, 28.6 ppg
- Lary Bird, Boston Celtics, 74 games, 2076 points, 28.1 ppg
- Kiki Vandeweghe, Portland TB 79 games, 2122 points, 26.9 ppg
- Kevin McHale, Boston Celtics 77 games, 2008 points, 26.1 ppg
- Mark Aguirre, Dallas Mavericks 80 games, 2056 points, 25.7 ppg
- Dale Ellis, Seattle Super Sonics 82 games, 2041 points, 24.9 ppg
- Moses Malone, Washington Bullets 73 games, 1760 points, 24.1 ppg
- Magic Johnson, LA Lakers 80 games, 1,909 points, 23.9 ppg
NBA Player Stats
1986-1987 NBA Rebounds Leaders
Charles Barkley, Philadelphia 76ers, led the NBA in rebounds per game in 1986-1987
An 82 game schedule was in place for each in 1986-1987 for each of the 23 NBA teams in the National Basketball Association 1986-1987 Rebounds per game leaders - Charles Barkley, Philadelphia 76ers, 68 games, 994 rebounds, 14.6 rpg
- Charles Oakley, Chicago Bulls, 82 games, 1074 rebounds, 13.1 rpg
- Buck Williams, New Jersey Nets, 82 games, 1023 rebounds, 12.5 rpg
- James Donaldson, Dallas Mavericks 82 games 973 rebounds, 11.9rpg
- Bill Laimbeer, Detroit Pistons, 82 games, 955 rebounds, 11.6 rpg
- Michael Cage, Los Angeles Clippers 80 games, 922 rebounds, 11.5 rpg
- Larry Smith, Golden St Trail Blazers 80 games, 917 rebnounds, 11.5 rpg
- Hakeem OLajuwon, Houston Rockets 75 games, 858 rebounds, 11.4 rpg
- Moses Malone, Washington Bullets 73 games, 824 rebounds, 11.3 rpg
- Robert Parish, Boston Celtics 80 games, 851 rebounds, 10.6 rpg
1986-1987 NBA Assists Leaders
Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers led the NBA with 12.2 assists per game in 1986-1987
Magic Johnson voted the NBA Most Valuable Player in 1986-1987 Assists per game Leaders 1986-1987 - Magic Johnson, LA Lakers 80 games, 977 assists, 12.2 apg
- Sleepy Floyd, Golden State 82 ganes, 848 assists, 10.3 apg
- Doc Rivers, Atlanta 82 games, 823 assists, 10.0 apg
- Isiah Thomas, Detroit 81 games, 813 assists, 10.0 apg
- Terry Porter, Portland 80 games, 715 assists, 8.9 apg
- Reggie Theus, Sacramento 79 games, 692 assists, 8.8 apg
- Nate McMillian, Seattle 71 games, 583 assists, 8.2 apg
- John Stockton, Utah 82 games, 670 assists, 8.2 apg
- Fat Lever, Denver 82 games, 654 assists, 8.0 asp
- Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia 68 games, 538 assists, 7.9 apg
NBA Basketball Players Stats by basketballhistorian.com
Dominique Wilkins
Forward & Guard - Atlanta Hawks 1982-1983 thru 1992-1993, 1994; Los Angeles Clippers 1994; Boston Celtics 1994-1995; San Antonio Spurs 1996-1997; Orlando Magic 1998-1999
One of the best athletes to play in the National Basketball Association, Dominigue Wilkins made his mark on the hardcourt with his showmanship of hang-time, double-clutching and remarkable 360-degree spins. The media quickly dubbed him the "Human Highlight Film". Born in Paris France, Dominique Wilkins was twice chosen as a college All-American while starring at Georgia. After his junior year he ventured into the 1982 NBA draft and was chosen by the Utah Jazz as the 3rd pick overall - after LA Lakers picked James Worthy of North Carolina and San Diego picked Terry Cummings of DePaul. A few months later he was traded to the Atlanta Hawks for high scoring forward John Drew , plus veteran guard Freeman Williams, and cash $$$. In 1984-1985, his third NBA season, Dominique notched 27.4 points per game average and improved it the next season to a league-leading 30.3 ppg. In those two seasons he also led all NBA players in field goals attempted, FGA, with 1,891 and 1,827. He finished second in scoring to basketball legend Michael Jordan three times between 1897 and 1993. In 1994 Wilkins was traded along with a first-round draft pick to the LA Clippers for Danning Manning. When Dominique Wilkins retired he had scored an amazing 26,668 career points, 11th highest in pro basketball history, including an Atlanta Hawks record 23,292. He played in 1,047 regular season games but just 56 playoff games, one of the lowest ratios in NBA history. Somehow his points scored did not equal winning games. In just 3 of his 15 seasons in the NBA did Dominique teams go past the first-round of the postseason playoffs. In 1996 he played in Greece, scored 21 points per/game and paced the Panathinaikos to a championship crown. He then played two more years in the NBA, and in 1997-1998 played for Teamsystem Bologna of Italy. He later was a executive VP for the Atlanta Hawks. Dominique Wilkins stats 26,668 points in 1074 games, 9963 FGM, 21,589 FGA, a .461 pct, 6031 FTM, 7438 FTA, a .811 pct, 2950 ORB, 4219 DRB, 7169 TRB, 2 DQ, 1378 steals, 642 blocked shots, 2672 turnovers created, 2061 PF, 2677 assists, 24.8 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 2.5 apg. Playoffs stats - 1423 points in 56 games, 25.4 ppg.
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