Rahshon Making BIG 12 history

[johnsonjj]

He should only be like 20 or 25 dunks shy of achieving 100 dunks in his career correct? I remember an announcer saying he had 69 career dunks during one of the games over winter break...

Does anyone have a link to a video of Rashon dunking on KU? I am overseas so couldn't watch the game, and didn't get that highlight on the international version of ESPN at the hours I was up...if not...then I guess I'll just have to pull up my old standby of Fizer facing Mihm!

 

[theshadow]

It was listed on the ISU Athletics website. I'm not sure what they will do when he accomplishes it. Probably just make an announcement during the game.

More than likely it will just show up in the postgame notes for the media to include it in their stories.

 

[cycloneryan]

Rahshon is the most classy representation of not just iowa state basketball but the entire university. Nice job on that record Rahshon.

 

[LindenCy]

I don't think Brackins will ever have 100 steals...

Looks like he has 8 for the season, so I am guessing you are right on that :biggrin:.

 

[LindenCy]

Rahshon Clark has a chance to became the only player in Big 12 history to accomplish a rare feat. Clark currently has 1,017 career points, 136 career steals, 98 career 3-pointers and 98 career
blocks. He needs two treys and two blocks to become the only player in the Big 12 era (1996-97) to achieve 1,000 points, 100 steals, 100 3-pointers and 100 blocks in a career.:notworthy:

I don't know if it matters, but he also has over 500 rebounds, and has a shot at 600. That would make it even tougher to beat, record-wise.

 

[CyRide3]

Way to go Rahshon!

 

[CycloneTony]

He deserves everything that comes to him just an outstanding player an person congrats to Rahshon this no doubt will happen soon they way he is playing

 

[nickwc]

Im thinking that Rahshon Clark is going to go down as one of my all time favorite people to put on a cyclone uniform. I always hear my dad talk about his favorite players and what they meant to Iowa State basketball, he will be one of the players I tell stories about when I have kids..

 

[ripvdub]

I would love to have Rahshon come back after his pro playing days are over and be an assistant coach. Cant think of anyone better to guide young Clones.

 

[mkadl]

Very cool and a very big deal. The sad thing is not many outside the ISU family will think it is a big deal. He is a great player.

This is where I am conflicted. I will p*ss someone off, but here I go. Clark is a fun player to watch, and is the model Cyclone, if he ever wants a job in Ames he won't have to look very hard. Now, is it Clark isn't a good enough player to carry the team? OR is it GMac can't get the best out of his good players. New players in the system have to be a big challenge. If I hear or read one time next year that we have to be patient with our progress, I will---well---I will do something like drink a beer and watch another game. GO STATE

 

[Stormin]

Great info. I think the best thing about Rahshon is his constant hustle and great heart. Most of his blocks have come off "help" defense as a guard penetrates to the hoop. Sure am glad he didn't jump ship when a lot of players left when Morgan was let go. Shows a lot about the character of this young man.

 

[Cydkar]

If he wants to I think he'd be a great young coach.

 

[Cloner97]

Has Rahshon made any all defense teams here? I just wonder what kind of legacy he will have at ISU. I love him and appreciate his effort game in and game out. 5 years from now, will any players or students know who he was?

 

[4VR4CY]

My dream would be for him to come back as an assistant coach! The more I see of him, the better!

Way to go Rahshon on the great up-coming accomplishment!

 

[Angie]

Bump - congrats on clinching this tonight, Rahshon!! What a fantastic contributer to the team over the years! Thank you so much!

 

[LindenCy]

He did it? Awesome.

 

[CRcyclone6]

3ptr in 1st half put him at 100 3's.

 

[ianoconnor]

Rahshon, thank you.

 

[superdorf]

Congrats Rahshon!

 

[LeaningCy]

Thanks Rahshon.