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Anniversary of Wilt's 100 point game

Was Wilt's game the greatest individual performance of all time? 11 members have voted

  1. 1. Was Wilt's game the greatest individual performance of all time?

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This chart seals it for me and my opinion that Kobe's night was more impressive. That and knowing that the guy guarding Wilt was 6'7".

 

It does the opposite for me, knowing that he also had 25 rebounds.

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This chart seals it for me and my opinion that Kobe's night was more impressive. That and knowing that the guy guarding Wilt was 6'7".

 

And no one was guarding Kobe.:lol:

That's a lot of points.

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19 points is a good game.

 

And that is how many points Kobe is still behind Wilt. To put it in Twitter speak, Wilt >>>>> Kobe.

 

Big O's triple double average for season is up there with Wilt's 50 ppg. And Oscar came close (.5 assist per game) short of doing a 2nd season (.5 rpg) short of doing a 3rd season.

 

In comparison, i think i saw that there has been a total of 11 trilpledoubles this season and Rondo has 5.

 

It's not that easy to say he scored more points so it's better. Much different eras of basketball. I say it's very very close.

Speaking of FTs; how many are old enough to remember "3 to make 2"?

 

Hand raised. First time I heard the term "golden sombrero" for missing all 3.

He actually attempted 95. He was 36-63 from the field and 28-32 from the line.

 

I'm talking about field goal attempts. 32 FTs would be at most 16 FGA.

It does the opposite for me, knowing that he also had 25 rebounds.

 

If a 7 footer with Wilt's skill doesn't get 25 rebounds against a 6'7" defender then he should be cut or traded. Not impressed.

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And no one was guarding Kobe.:lol:

 

Nobody was guarding Wilt either obviously.

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Nobody was guarding Wilt either obviously.

 

Literally. He was so much bigger and stronger than anyone he played. He could just back them down turn around and shoot a 4 ft baby hook.

Wilt probably should have scored 120 considering the circumstances.

I'm talking about field goal attempts. 32 FTs would be at most 16 FGA.

 

If he made it and was fouled it does count as a field goal attempt. So you are saying that because he was fouled it doesn't count as an attempted field goal?

If a 7 footer with Wilt's skill doesn't get 25 rebounds against a 6'7" defender then he should be cut or traded. Not impressed.

 

He averaged 27 rebounds that year.

If he made it and was fouled it does count as a field goal attempt. So you are saying that because he was fouled it doesn't count as an attempted field goal?

 

It does count if it went in while being fouled.

 

I'm saying that it's possible that none of the 32 FTs attempted were an "and 1" situation so it's possible he had up to 16 more FG attempts. Key words are "up to."

While that night he may have been guarded by 6'7" guy, there some good centers during those years.

 

Guy named Bill Russell was pretty good. Nate Thurmond, Wayne Embry, Willis Reed all very good players.

 

Quality of big men today, not sure they exceed quality then.

 

Btw, 6' 7" Wes Unseld would whip up on most centers today.

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