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The Ra-Hooligan: Padding the Stats

By Rahul Rohatgi, Crimson Staff Writer January 10, 2001

Clemente continued to garner more offensive accolades in his already awards-heavy career. With 18 points on 7-of-12 shooting Monday night, Clemente's career total now stands at 1,245 points, moving him into 10th place on Harvard's all-time list.

The man he surpassed? James Brown '73, who was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks but never really had a pro career. Brown is now more famous as the host of FOX's NFL pre-game show that stars Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth.

Barring any sudden change, Clemente, with his current 19.1 ppg

scoring average (which usually goes up during the Ivy season) ought to be

able to end his Harvard basketball career as high as fourth on the

all-time list. In typical Clemente fashion, he had no idea of any

individual records or rankings he set.

"I'm not really big on the numbers," Clemente said after learning