Stoglin reaches 500 career points in 39 games

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By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

November 30, 2011, 10:27AM

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Maryland guard Terrell Stoglin had another one of those games last night.

He scored 25 points, all the while taking some ill-advised shots, making a few of them and demonstrating again he is easily the most potent scorer coach Mark Turgeon has at his disposal this season.

It also got the sophomore to the 500-point plateau for his career in just his 39th game. That’s the fastest any Terp has gotten there since Steve Francis in 1999.

Want to see a comparison between Stoglin and other Maryland stars of the last two decades? Read on:

Player	Games	Opponent	Career
Joe Smith	27	Virginia (93-94)	1,290
Steve Francis	30	Florida State/ACCT (98-99)	579
Johnny Rhodes	37	Massachusetts (93-94)	1,743
Terrell Stoglin	39	Illinois (11-12)	502*
Keith Booth	44	North Carolina (94-95)	1,776
Jordan Williams	44	Boston College (10-11)	873
Greivis Vasquez	47	Ohio (07-08)	2,171
Terence Morris	49	N.C. State (98-99)	1,733
Juan Dixon	50	Georgia Tech (99-00)	2,269
Lonny Baxter	52	Virginia (99-00)	1,858
Laron Profit	55	Duke (96-97)	1,566
Nik Caner-Medley	56	Wake Forest (03-04)	1,573
John Gilchrist	56	Wake Forest (03-04)	1,022
James Gist	67	St. John’s (06-07)	1,414

– Patrick Stevens

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