Edwin Green

At UMass

Second Team All Atlantic 10 as a Senior.
Co-Rookie of the Year in the Eastern 8 (the predecessor to the A-10) in 1980-81.¹⁾
Persevered through two coaching changes: Ray Wilson for his Freshman season, Tom McLaughlin for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, Ron Gerlufsen for his Senior.
Played in 111 of UM's 112 in his four seasons, starting 110. The 110 starts stands tied for eighth all time in program history.²⁾
3,627 minutes played is tenth all time in program history.³⁾
580 career field goals stands at eighth all time in program history.⁴⁾
190 career blocks stands at sixth all time in program history.⁵⁾
Led the A-10 in field goal percentage (.553) as a Junior in 1982-83. Led UMass in that category as a Freshman (.481) and Sophomore (.498).
Led the team in blocks each of his four years.

Second Team All Atlantic 10.
Co-Captain, along with Donald Russell.
12.9 points per game was third on the team, behind John Hempel (15.8) and Horace Neysmith (13.2).
6.6 rebounds per game was eighth in the conference.
2.3 blocks per game led the conference.
Set his career high in scoring, with 25 points, at Holy Cross (1/16) and matched it three weeks later at Rhode Island (2/4).

12.7 points per game was third on the team, behind Hempel (15.4) and Donald Russell (14.6).
7.7 rebounds per game was ninth in the conference (A-10).
Shot .553 from the floor (157-284) to lead the conference.

10.1 points per game, third on the team. Drop-off attributed in part to the addition of freshmen Russell (16.4 ppg) and Neysmith (11.7 ppg.)
6.6 rebounds per game was second on the team and ninth in the conference (Eastern 8).
Led the team in field goal percentage (.498).

Co-Rookie of the Year in the Eastern 8 (the predecessor to the Atlantic 10) in 1980-81⁶⁾ Became the first Minuteman to win the honor in the young history of the league.
Also named to the E8's Rookie Team.
Immediate impact: starting all 27 of UM's games, logging 34.3 minutes per game, most on the team.
14.3 points per game led the team and was tenth in the conference.
7.8 rebounds per game led the team and was sixth in the conference.
Led the team in field goal percentage (.481).

Season	G	GS	MP	MPG	FG	FGA	FG%	2P	2PA	2P%	3P	3PA	3P%	FT	FTA	FT%	PTS	PPG	TRB	RPG	AST	STL	BLK	TOV	PF
1980-81	27	27	926	34.3	164	341	.481	164	341	.481	N/A	N/A	N/A	58	81	.716	386	14.3	210	7.8	17	20	40	58	7
1981-82	26	25	826	31.8	111	223	.498	111	223	.498	N/A	N/A	N/A	42	71	.592	264	10.2	156	6.0	26	?	26	?	92
1982-83	29	29	953	32.9	157	284	.553	155	279	.556	2	5	.400	54	74	.730	370	12.8	224	7.7	15	23	58	50	105
1983-84	29	29	922	31.8	148	297	.498	148	297	.498	N/A	N/A	N/A	77	97	.794	373	12.9	192	6.6	9	26	66	49	9
Career	111	110	3627	32.7	580	1145	.507	578	1140	.507	2	5	.400	231	323	.715	1393	12.5	782	7.0	67	?	190	?	37

*Three-point shot only used in his Junior season (1982-83)

Career high in scoring: 25 points, twice (at Holy Cross 1/16/84, at Rhode Island 2/4/84)

Drafted in the 9th Round of the 1984 NBA Draft, by the Milwaukee Bucks, but ultimately didn't play in the league.⁷⁾

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Award shared with Quentin Freeman of West Virginia

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As of the end of the 2020-21 season. Current list

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1984 Draft was 10 rounds total. No one below the seventh round ended up playing in the league.