Lovellette averaged 21 PPG against Wilt and 20 against Russell

[jongib369]

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6'9 (today could be listed as 6'11) 235 rookie height and weight


only listing 2 seasons each

Wilt- 31PPG First 2 seasons 17 games total

Clyde 21PPG 8th-9th season




Russell 18 PPG 21 total games 1957-58 1960-61

Clyde 20PPG





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Short highlight of him soonish




Wilt 42 35 34 37 39 16 37 17 24 39 20 30 27 37 38 32 30


Clyde 24 23 24 29 25 20 29 21 24 17 20 14 18 25 18 24 14




Russell 27 18 21 14 14 21 15 28 19 15 22 13 16 13 22 23 11 16 24 14 30



Clyde 22 26 26 20 16 17 25 22 14 12 16 24 23 28 25 29 17 18 16 11 15




1952 Kansas Jayhawks + Dean Smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVPOnPP8vOM

[jongib369]

[G.O.A.T]

Also notable that in 1954 when filling in for Mikan during the Lakers postseason run he was as or more effective according to most accounts. Clyde was just a rookie that season.

[Poetry]

I'll bookmark this thread for later. Getting late here.

[Psileas]

Like Bill Laimbeer decades later, Lovellette was mean and dirty in the court, but don't let this fool you, he was skilled offensively, able to score in buckets in short periods of time. One of the best big shooters of his day (also, like Laimbeer).

[KOBE143]

Lol at that scrub avg over 20ppg against Wilt and Bill.. Can that dude even do a dunk?

[jongib369]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAuQLyeB9mM