Here is his full rebounding stats: In two seasons below, he averaged more offensive than defensive rebounds. What was amazing is that he was 6'4"/6'5" 185 pounds guard/forward but has a knack for offensive rebounding. Somehow, he will sneak and tip it in and most of his offensive rebounds were converted to baskets. Year Team ORB DRB TOT 83-84 CHI 138 190 328 84-85 HOU 110 125 235 85-86 HOU 87 72 159 86-87 HOU 74 59 133 89-90 HOU 133 153 286 91-92 PHI 43 51 94 6 Yrs Total 585 650 1235
Sorry guys. After further research, with minimum of 500 career offensive boards, I found a player who topped Wiggins. The player is 6'5" 196 pounds G/F Ruben Patterson. OFF DEF TOT 573 571 1,144 100.3% Nonetheless, Wiggs was great offensive rebounder for his size and position.
So basically..... Either Wiggins was a tip-in-machine, or the guy just didn't go for defensive rebound or it could mean.... that his teammates shot a lot worse then the opposing team. I'm not so sure that this is a stat that means anything.....
Yes Wiggins was a tip-in machine. You have to see him to appreciate him. It was my admiration of Wiggins that made me look up this statistic, not the other way around. This was a trivia question. It does not have to be a big stat that means a lot, but an indication who has natural ability for offensive boards.
It is: http://stats.*********************/ For some reason, the adminstrator of Clutchcity.net will not allow the site name to be seen. However, this stats are for years 1949-1997.
whats up with that. Can you just type the address in different way so I can find it or shoot be an email.
HP & rockbox Here it is. Please note that there are no spaces in the middle (all one word). Good luck ! http://stats. basket ballboards .net/