1968 Football: All-conference wide receiver
1968 Football: 2nd in receiving yardage
1968-1969 Boys Basketball: First team all-conference
1968-1969 Boys Basketball: 11th in scoring
1969 Baseball: Second team all-conference first baseman
1969 Baseball: 4th in conference in hitting
1969 Baseball: Led conference in home runs
Division 1 basketball player at Northwestern
1973: Drafted by Chicago Bulls in 4th round
1973-1974: Played 28 games in NBA for Portland Trailblazers
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Northwestern
statistics
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Season
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G
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FG-FGA
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Pct.
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FT-FTA
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Pct.
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Points
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Avg.
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Reb.
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Asts.
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1970-1971
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24
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114-246
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46.3%
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100-121
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82.6%
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328
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13.6
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128
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64
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1971-1972
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23
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128-283
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45.2%
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68-85
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80.0%
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324
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14.0
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133
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60
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1972-1973
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24
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184-468
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39.3%
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93-118
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78.8%
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461
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19.2
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103
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67
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Totals
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71
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426-997
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42.7%
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261-324
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80.6%
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1,113
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15.7
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364
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191
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Trailblazers
statistics
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Season
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G
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FG-FGA
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Pct.
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FT-FTA
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Pct.
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Points
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Avg.
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Reb.
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Asts.
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Stls.
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B.S.
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1973-1974
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28
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20-56
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35.7%
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6-7
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85.7%
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46
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1.6
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25
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13
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4
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1
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And a very good teacher and basketball coach for York High School. I personally know someone that he helped overcome a drug habit that almost lead to my friends death. Mark never knew the outcome of his life; but Marks influence saved him. Mark is a class act.
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