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 ====== Anthony Pieper #3 ======
 {{men_s_basketball:pieper.jpg }}
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   * **Position:** Guard \\
   * **Height:** 6'3"\\
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   * **Hometown:** Wausaukee, WI \\
   * **High School:** Wausaukee High School\\
 ====== High School Career ======
 **Wisconsin's all-time leading prep scorer with 3,391 points**  Pieper set a single-season record in 1992-93 with 1,063 points and scored 30 or more points 66 times in his prep career. Pieper averaged 38.4 points a game as a senior, leading Wausaukee to the 1993 state Division 4 state crown.  Pieper also scored a career-high 59 points in the regional championship game as a senior, while averaging 6.9 assists and shooting 52% from the field and 78.7% from the free throw line.  Anthony also played in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Division 3/4 All-Star game and was a finalist for the Outstanding Wisconsin amateur athlete, as awarded by the Milwaukee Athletic Club.  Coached by his father, Gene Pieper and also Led Tirabassi Construction of Kenosha to the gold medal in the 1993 Badger State Games.
+Had numerous high-scoring games while a prepster:
+  * 59 points - Feb. 1993, State Regional Championship
+  * 53 points vs. Greenwood HS, 3/9/1991 Division 4 Wausau East Sectional Final
+  * 53 points vs. Osseo-Fairchild, 3/14/1992 Division 3 Sectional Final
 ==== High School Accolades ====
-Four-time All-Conference honoree\\
+  *Four-time All-Conference honoree
-Three-time Conference MVP\\
+  *Three-time Conference MVP
-USA Today's 1993 Wisconsin Prep Player of the Year\\
+  *USA Today's 1993 Wisconsin Prep Player of the Year
--93 Milwaukee Journal Player of the Year\\
+  *1992-93 Milwaukee Journal Player of the Year
-Won 1993 "Mr. Basketball" award for the state of Wisconsin\\
+  *Won 1993 "Mr. Basketball" award for the state of Wisconsin
-Named to the Second Team of the Journal Sentinel's All-Time Wisconsin Boys High School Basketball Team
+  *Named to the Second Team of the Journal Sentinel's All-Time Wisconsin Boys High School Basketball Team
 ===== Marquette Career =====
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 === 1993-94 ===
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 Appeared in all 32 games, starting in two ... Saw the most playing time among the freshman class ... Was the first guard off the bench for Marquette ... Averaged 4.9 points and 0.9 rebounds a contest ... Had four double-figure scoring games on the season ... Played 20 or more minutes eight times ... His longest outing was 33 minutes versus East Tennessee State, his first collegiate start ... Scored 16 points in that game ... Tallied seven points against Cincinnati (3/11) in the Great Midwest Tournament ... Totaled 13 points against Dayton (2/20) ... Scored 10 first-half points at DePaul (1/12) ... Grabbed a season-high five rebounds at Wisconsin (1/ 2) ... Dished out four assists twice - versus South Florida (1/31) and at Wisconsin (1/2).
-=== Marquette All-Time Rankings ===
+==== All-Time Marquette Rankings ====
+  *28th (tie), Points (1,234)
 === All-Time Career Leader Rankings ===
   *6th, Three Point Field Goals Made (211)
-  *5th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (564)
+  *6th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (564)
-  *6th (tie), Games Played (122)
+  *10th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 200 att.) (37.4%)
-  *7th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 200 att.) (37.4%)
 === All-Time Single Game Rankings ===
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 === All-Time Single Season Rankings ===
-  *6th, Three Point Field Goals Made (73)
+  *7th, Three Point Field Goals Made (73)
-  *4th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (195)
+  *5th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (195)
-== All-Time Senior Season Rankings ==
-  *10th, Three Point Field Goals Made (46)
-  *10th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (114)
-  *8th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 att.) (40.4%)
 == All-Time Junior Season Rankings ==
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   *2nd, Three Point Field Goals Made (73)
   *2nd, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (195)
-  *8th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 att.) (37.4%)
+  *10th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 att.) (37.4%)
-  *9th, Free Throw Percentage (min. 100 att.) (74.1%)
+  *10th, Free Throw Percentage (min. 100 att.) (74.1%)
 == All-Time Freshman Season Rankings ===
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   *8th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (93)
   *10th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 att.) (32.3%)
+=== Accolades ===
+  *1995-96 Conference USA All-Tournament Team
 ====== Personal: ======
-Son of Gene and Sue Pieper.  His father played football and basketball at UW-Oshkosh.  His older brother, Phil, played basketball at UW-Oshkosh and his sister, Anne, was a three-year starting point guard at UW-Milwaukee.  An all-state wide receiver during his senior season at Wausaukee and a four-year letterwinner in baseball.  Majored in communication.
+Son of Gene and Sue Pieper.  His father played football and basketball at UW-Oshkosh.  His older brother, Phil, played basketball at UW-Oshkosh and his sister, Anne, was a three-year starting point guard at UW-Milwaukee.  An all-state wide receiver during his senior season at Wausaukee and a four-year letterwinner in baseball.  Majored in communication.  He is married to the former Chaitra Hyatt, lives in Noblesville, IN and is employed by Mueller Sports Medicine as regional sales manager.

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