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--- men_s_basketball:grant_wittberger [2008/01/15 23:04] – biteme
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-====== Grant Wittberger ======
+====== Grant Wittberger #46 ======
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+**Position:** Center\\
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+**Height:** 6'7"\\
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 ===== Marquette Career =====
-Grant was Marquette's leading scorer during the 1950-51 season (12.8 ppg).  He also led the team in rebounding in both 1950-51 (10.5 rpg) and 1951-52 (9.1 rpg).
+{{men_s_basketball:wittbergerrebound.jpg|}}\\
+Grant was Marquette's leading scorer during the 1950-51 season (12.8 ppg).  He also led the team in rebounding in both 1950-51 (10.5 rpg) and 1951-52 (9.1 rpg).  He also averaged nine points per game during that season.
-==== Marquette All-Time Rankings ====
+=== Marquette All-Time Rankings ===
-=== All-Time Career Leader Rankings ===
+== All-Time Sophomore Season Rankings ==
+  *10th, Rebounds (230)
+  *7th, Rebounding Average (10.45)
-=== All-Time Season Leader Rankings ===
+== All-Time Freshman Season Rankings ==
-=== All-Time Freshman Season Rankings ===
   *7th (tied), Free Throws Attempted (83)
+===== Professional Career =====
+He played for the Milwaukee Allen-Bradleys of the National Industrial Basketball League (NIBL) and was named to their All-Star team three times (1952-53, 1953-54, and 1954-55).
+In the 1995-56 AAU National Semi-Final loss to the Buchan Bakers (Seattle, WA), Wittberger scored nine points which complemented a twenty-point performance by ex-Marquette star [[Terry Rand]], who was in his first season with the Milwaukee Allen-Bradleys.