Top 10 small forwards

[mat1992 2,233]

Once again, Division I-only. There were some tremendous D2 guys that played for Vince Angotti that are HOFers including the late Bobby Washington, Pat McKinley, etc.

 

1)Chuck Lightening (1989-92). Three-year player. Avg. 14.3ppg, 4.9rpg, 1.5spg on 47% shooting. Avg. 16.1ppg and 6.3rpg in his junior season and 18.6ppg in his senior season earning All-ECC twice. Scored 26 points in loss to Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament in 1991. Earned CBS Player of the Game. Big-time finisher. Clutch performer in big games. HOFer.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/chuck-lightening-1.html

2)Ralph Biggs (1994-98). Another HOFer. At 6-6, 160 pounds, did not have the frame of Lightening (6-5, 215), but was a great leaper and very good shooter. Should have played more early on. Came off the bench in his first two seasons, which explains why he only averaged 12.5ppg for his career. Avg. over 18ppg his last two seasons and shot 53.4% for his career. Also shot 40% from three-point range.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/ralph-biggs-1.html

3)Brian Fobbs (2018-20). Juco transfer who had an excellent two seasons. Powerful lefty who could get to the line. Avg. 16.9ppg and 5.4 RPG. Had a bit better junior season when he shot 45% from the floor and 37% from beyond the arc. His three-point shooting went down a bit in his senior season (34%). Over 80% FT shooter. Second-team All-CAA player twice.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/brian-fobbs-1.html

4)Kelly Williamson (1988-90). Xavier transfer who averaged 10.8ppg and 5.3rpg. Smooth lefty who shot 46% from the field. Helped win the ECC title in 1990. Could have scored more, but was playing with Kurk Lee and Devin Boyd, so he was the third option.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/kelly-williamson-1.html

5)Sam Sutton (2000-02). Talented and athletic transfer from St. Francis (PA). York native who was one of the best defensive wings to ever play at Towson. Avg. 13.1, 1.6spg and 6.2 rebounds in two seasons. Team took some lumps back then in first season in CAA, but Sutton was one of the few bright spots.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/sam-sutton-1.html

6)Marcus Damas (2011-14). Juco transfer and long defender at 6-7. Avg. 11.6ppg and 5.2 RPG on 40% shooting. Was a 35% three-point shooter his senior season. 

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/marcus-damas-1.html

7)Mike Morsell (2014-18). Wing with good length and solid defender. Avg. 11.7ppg and 3.4rpg on 43% shoot. Averaged 14ppg on 35% three-point shooting in his senior season.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/mike-morsell-1.html

8)Michael Fink (1984-88). Wing from the mid-80s, who averaged 10.4ppg who shot 44% from the field and 80% from the line. Good passer as well (2.7apg). Avg. 13.4ppg in his senior season.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/michael-fink-2.html

9)Mark Cooley (1979-83).  Avg 9.1ppg but in his senior season, averaged 18.1ppg and 5.8rpg. Shot 45% from the field for his career.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/mark-cooley-1.html

10)Rashawn Polk (2009-11). Powerfully-built wing. Avg. 10.4ppg, 1.5spg, and shot 35% from long range in two seasons. Juco transfer. 

(Last spot was between Polk, Jarrell Smith and Jonathan Pease.)

[TuTigers2012 1,062]

Rel Smith .. now there’s a name haha. Fobbs was the best rebounding guard we’ve had in a while.  Just wish he had more than 2 years.

[Bay Area Tiger 347]

I have such fond memories of Chuck Lightening finishing at the rim!