Move over Wilt! Holy****: Florida State frosh Xavier Rathan-Mayes scores 30 points, 26 in a row in last 4:38 of the game

Replay of the game here: http://espn.go.com/watchespn/player/_/id/2312335/size/condensed/

The ironic thing is that The Lord does not care if you use English words like poop, feces, ****, but he cares a lot about his holy name, and when it is profaned by calling base things like poop holy.

Earlier this year Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors scored 37 points in one quarter of play (going 9 for 9 from the 3pt line, 13 for 13 overall, plus 2 for 2 from the ft line)

Neither of these are remotely close to scoring 100 points in one game.

To put it into running terms.

3:43.13 is 55s quarters. Well most any high school runner can run a 55s quarter, but what it takes to combine 4 of them back-to-back-to-back-to-back is something very very special.

rojo wrote:

PPS. Just realized the dude was scoring a point every 9.3 seconds. If he played a full 48 minute NBA game, he'd score 310 points at that rate.

If elephants were small I could fit one in my pocket.

Wilt's HS 440y PR was 49.0, and 800y PR 1:58. This basketball player does not seem to run track.

what he does around 1:03 is unconscionable. he is running to the left, jumps, is knocked back and falling to the court by his bench banks in another 3 to make 25 straight points for him, with another point from the line for the 4 pt play and 26 straight. On the next play, Miami got a huge break from the refs stopping play just as FSU stole the ball and got the easy lay-in. So, instead of being a one pt game with about 57 seconds left, it was still a 3 pt game with Miami possession. was this a four minute phenomenon or can this guy play?

He was scoreless in the 2nd half before the 30 point run.

I went up to Milwaukee a few years ago and saw Lebron score 22 points in 3:12. He hit 2 3 pointers in the last 22 seconds of the first half. Came out in the second half and scored 16 more in the first 2:50.

Not that crazy wrote:

Earlier this year Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors scored 37 points in one quarter of play (going 9 for 9 from the 3pt line, 13 for 13 overall, plus 2 for 2 from the ft line)

Neither of these are remotely close to scoring 100 points in one game.

To put it into running terms.

3:43.13 is 55s quarters. Well most any high school runner can run a 55s quarter, but what it takes to combine 4 of them back-to-back-to-back-to-back is something very very special.

Um, think again.

Wilt scored 100 points in 48 minutes.

Klay Thompson was on a pace equivalent to 148 points in a 48 minute NBA game.

Rathan-Mayes was on a pace equivalent to 259 points in a 40 minute college game. (4:38 = 278 seconds = 11.58% of a 40 minute game).

Using the mile WR analogy, these basketball feats would be equivalent to running waaaaaaay faster than merely dividing the mile WR by 4.

Its on Pardon the Interruption tonight... they showed some quick highlights. impressive!

I scored two 10's in one night. Impressive!

They still lost

A Luke Jackson-esque performance

NJ Possible wrote:

rojo wrote:

PPS. Just realized the dude was scoring a point every 9.3 seconds. If he played a full 48 minute NBA game, he'd score 310 points at that rate.

If elephants were small I could fit one in my pocket.

Still doesn't top T-Mac scoring 13 in 35 seconds including the game winner against the eventual NBA champ who had the best perimeter defender on planet earth in 2004-05. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfurCV1FDpM

Move over Wilt? Give me a break! Wilt scored 100 points in one game in the NBA. He is the GOAT in basketball.

Not that crazy wrote:

Earlier this year Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors scored 37 points in one quarter of play (going 9 for 9 from the 3pt line, 13 for 13 overall, plus 2 for 2 from the ft line)

Neither of these are remotely close to scoring 100 points in one game.

To put it into running terms.

3:43.13 is 55s quarters. Well most any high school runner can run a 55s quarter, but what it takes to combine 4 of them back-to-back-to-back-to-back is something very very special.

How dumb can you be?

Not that crazy wrote:

Earlier this year Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors scored 37 points in one quarter of play (going 9 for 9 from the 3pt line, 13 for 13 overall, plus 2 for 2 from the ft line)

Neither of these are remotely close to scoring 100 points in one game.

To put it into running terms.

3:43.13 is 55s quarters. Well most any high school runner can run a 55s quarter, but what it takes to combine 4 of them back-to-back-to-back-to-back is something very very special.

This is the dumbest analogy I've ever heard. It implies that any half-decent highschooler could score 30 points in a quarter against top NCAA D1 competition just like any half-decent high schooler could run 55 for the 400.