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As the BYU Football team practices at LaVell Edwards Stadium during the program's annual Alumni Day, Jimmer Fredette joins the BYU Basketball coaching staff in Houston for a weekend of award presentations (Fredette) and assorted Final Four festivities and meetings (coaches).
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It seemed like an appropriate time to put a statistical capper on some of the BYU hoopsters' accomplishments, as we get ready for the final week of spring football, leading up to the final practice/scrimmage one week from tomorrow.
So, here it goes...and keep in mind, I may certainly be overlooking some particular categories, in which case, feel free to Tweet me, Facebook me or e-mail me (gwrubell@ksl.com) with any contributions. I have intentionally omitted "attempts" categories, choosing instead to focus on the "made" listings.
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BYU Team Records
Most Wins, single-season: 32
Fewest Losses (post-World War II), single-season: 5 (t-1965-66, 1971-72, 1979-80)
Most Games Played, single-season: 37 (tied, 1950-51)
Most Away/Neutral Wins: 19
Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked Top 25, single-season: 19
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Miscellaneous:
BYU recorded back-to-back 30-win seasons for the first time in school history.
BYU wins the MWC regular season championship for a fourth time in five seasons and for a conference-record sixth time overall.
BYU leaves the MWC as the alltime league leader in--
Overall wins: 276 (276-116)
Conference wins: 126 (126-54)
Overall win %: .704 (only MWC school at or above 70%)
Conference win %: .700 (only MWC school at or above 70%)
Overall away wins: 72 (72-74)
Overall neutral wins: 38 (38-26)
Conference home wins: 79 (79-11)
Conference away wins: 47 (47-43; only MWC school with a winning away record in conference play)
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MWC Records Set by BYU in 2010-11
Most Away Wins, MWC games: 7 (t-SDSU 2010-11, UNM, 2009-10)
Most Points, all games: 3,012
Most Points, MWC games: 1,312
Scoring Offense, MWC games: 82.0 ppg (81.4 ppg in all games ranks 4th alltime; BYU set record of 83.1 in 2009-10)
Free Throws Made, MWC games: 309
Most Rebounds, all games: 1,425
Most 100+ point games, MWC games: 2
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Notes:
BYU has four of the top five scoring (total points; overall and MWC) seasons in MWC history. All under Dave Rose.
BYU has four of the top five scoring (points per game; MWC) seasons in MWC history. All under Dave Rose.
BYU has three of the top five greatest scoring margins (season; overall) in MWC history. All under Dave Rose.
BYU has four of the top five greatest scoring margins (season; MWC games) in MWC history. All under Dave Rose.
BYU is the only MWC team to make more than 1,000 field goals in a single season (1,025 in 2009-10, 1,019 in 2010-11).
BYU has the top four single-season field goals made totals (MWC games) in MWC history; 459 in 2006-07, 444 in 2009-10, 433 in 2008-09, 429 in 2010-11.
BYU's 3pfgm totals of 312 (all games) and 145 (MWC games) were the second-highest single-season totals in MWC history.
BYU's ftm total of 662 (all games) was the second-highest single-season total in MWC history.
BYU's steal total of 298 (all games) is the third-highest single-season total in MWC history (BYU also has the second-highest total, 307 in 2009-10).
BYU had separate ten-game win streaks during this past season; the first such occurrence in BYU history.
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Coaching Records
Dave Rose leads the MWC in:
Overall Career Win Percentage (at MWC school): .779 (159-45)
Career Win Percentage (MWC games): .813 (78-18)
BYU Career Win Percentage: .779 (159-44; next-best is Roger Reid's .664; 152-77)
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Among Winningest Active D1 Coaches (min. 5 seasons), Rose ranks 4th in win percentage--
Roy Williams, UNC: .799 (646-163)
Mark Few, Gonzaga: .792 (316-83)
Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh: .780 (213-60)
Dave Rose, BYU: .779 (159-45)
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Rose's 159 wins are tied for third-most among alltime D1 head coaches, in their first six seasons.
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Jimmer Fredette Records (all set in 2010-11 unless otherwise noted)
BYU:
Points, single-game: 52
Points, single-season: 1,068
Points, career: 2,599
Points per game, single-season: 28.9
Career 30-point games: 24
Career 40-point games: 6
3pfgm, single-game: 9 (v. Arizona in 2009-10)
3pfgm, single-season: 124
3pfgm, career: 296
Consecutive games with a 3pfgm: 29
Field Goals Made, single-game: 22
Field Goals Made, single-season: 346
Free throws made, single-game: 23 (v. TCU in 2009-10)
Free throws made, single-season: 252
Free throws made, career: 627
Free throw percentage, single game (min. 10 att): 100%, 16/16 v. UNLV)
Wins Played In: 112
Notes: Fredette has six of the top eight single-game scoring performances in BYU history, and is the only BYU player with multiple 40-point games (6).
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MWC
Points, single-game (all games and MWC games: 52
Points, single-season, all games: 1,068
Points, single-season, MWC games: 502
Points, career, all games: 2,599
Points, career, MWC games: 1,330
Points per game, single-season, all games: 28.9
Field Goals Made, single-game (all games and MWC): 22
Field Goals Made, single-season, all games: 346
Field Goals Made, single-season, MWC games: 150
Field Goals Made, career, all games: 838
Field Goals Made, career, MWC games: 409
3pfgm, single game, all games: 9 (v. Arizona in 2009-10)
3pfgm, single-season, all games: 124
3pfgm, career, all games: 296
Free throw percentage, career, all games: .882 (627/711)
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NCAA Notes:
Fredette's 1,068 points are the 11th most scored in a single season of D1 basketball.
Fredette is only the eighth player to score as many as 1,068 points in a single D1 season (seven players accounted for the ten higher point totals; Pete Maravich had three such seasons, Austin Carr had two).
Fredette recorded the highest-scoring D1 season since Bo Kimble scored 1,131 points in 1990.
Fredette's 2,599 career points are the 33rd-most scored in D1 basketball history.
Fredette's career FT% of .882 is the 24th-best in D1 basketball history.
Fredette's 28.9 ppg scoring average is the highest season-ending D1 average since Jason Conley's 29.3 ppg in 2002.
Fredette is BYU's first-ever recipient of the:
Oscar Robertson Trophy (National Player of the Year)
AP College Basketball Player of the Year Award
Adolph Rupp Award (National Player of the Year)
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Jackson Emery Records
BYU:
Steals, single-season: 101
Steals, career: 249
MWC:
Steals, single-season, all games: 101
Steals, single-season, MWC games: 46 (2009-10; 43 in 2010-11)
Steals, career, all games: 249
Steals, career, MWC games: 121
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Notes: Emery as the only D1 player with 100 or more steals this season.
Fredette and Emery ended the season as the single highest-scoring guard duo in BYU history (1,530 pts; 41.4 pgg in 2010-11 is a single-season record; 3,511 pts in three seasons together is also a record for BYU guard duos).
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