Monday, December 4, 2000

PC’S HUMPHRIES REACHES 1,000-POINT PLATEAU IN CAREER SCORING
Blue Hose standout breaks 1,000-point barrier in PC’s 65-49 win over USCS

CLINTON, SC — Presbyterian College men’s basketball player D.J. Humphries reached a significant milestone over the weekend.

Humphries, a 6-6 senior forward/center from Union, SC, scored his 1,000th career point in PC’s 65-49 win over USC Spartanburg last Saturday night. He finished the game with 12 points, four rebounds, and two steals. The record was reached with 16:21 remaining in the game on a layup. Humphries becomes the 11th player in PC men’s basketball history during head coach Gregg Nibert’s 12-year tenure to break the 1,000-point barrier. Humphries currently has 1,007 career points in 90 games. He has a 11.2 points per game career average and has tallied 636 career rebounds (7.1) which ranks 11th place in Blue Hose history and sixth in SAC history.

Humphries becones the 11th player in PC men's basketball history during head  coach Gregg Nibert's  12-year tenure to break the 1,000-point barrier.  Humphries currently has 1,007 career points in 90 games.  He has 11.2 points per game career average and has tallied 636 career rebounds (7.1) which ranks 11th place in Blue Hose history and sixth in SAC history.

The following are the Blue Hose men's basketball players to reach the 1,000-point plateau during head coach Gregg Nibert's  12-year tenure:

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