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 ====== John Cliff #4 ======
-{{ men_s_basketball:cliff.jpg:1996.jpg |John Cliff}}
+{{men_s_basketball:cliff.jpg:1996.jpg |John Cliff}}
   * **Position:**Guard \\
   * **Height:** 6'2"\\
   * **Weight:** 200 \\
+  * **Birthdate:** December 31, 1977\\
   * **Hometown:** Decatur, IL\\
-  * **High School:** MacArthur High School\\
+  * **High School:** MacArthur H.S.\\
+===== High School Career =====
+Scored more than 1,500 points in his prep career at MacArthur High School in Decatur ... Became a varsity starter in the middle of his freshman season and stayed in the starting lineup throughout his prep career ... Was a four-time all-conference selection in high school ... Received honorable mention on the all-state team following his senior season ... Led MacArthur to the regional tournament in 1996 ... Averaged 17 points, 9 rebounds and three steals during his senior season ... During his junior campaign he averaged 18 points and 8 rebounds ... An all-state selection as a sophomore ... Averaged 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals that season ... Coached by Bobby Darling at MacArthur.
-===== 1996-97: =====
+===== Marquette Career =====
+^ season  ^  GP-GS^  Min^  Avg^  FG-A  ^  FG%^  3FG-A  ^  3P%^  FT-A  ^  FT%^  OR^  DR^  Reb^  Avg^  Ast^  Stl^  Blk^  TO^  PF^  Pts^  Avg^
+|[[1996|1996-97]]  |  30- 3|  244|  8.1|  26- 88|  .295|  14- 55|  .255|  6-  9|  .667|  12|  22|  34|  1.1|  12|  4|  2|  19|  15|  72|  2.4|
+|[[1997|1997-98]]  |  31-10|  458|  14.8|  60-171|  .351|  33-110|  .300|  10- 18|  .556|  14|  37|  51|  1.6|  15|  13|  3|  32|  30|  163|  5.3|
+|[[1998|1998-99]]  |  28- 6|  664|  23.7|  90-236|  .381|  55-143|  .385|  32- 42|  .762|  25|  79|  104|  3.7|  27|  31|  1|  45|  46|  267|  9.5|
+|[[1999|1999-00]]  |  29-29|  943|  32.5|  159-391|  .407|  67-178|  .376|  37- 53|  .698|  35|  76|  111|  3.8|  54|  34|  5|  87|  57|  422|  14.6|
+|**Totals**  |  **118-48**|  **2309**|  **19.6**|  **335-886**|  **.378**|  **169-486**|  **.348**|  **85-122**|  **.697**|  **86**|  **214**|  **300**|  **2.5**|  **108**|  **82**|  **11**|  **183**|  **148**|  **924**|  **7.8**|
-Has played in 29 games and made three starts ... Tied his season high with nine points against Cincinnati (March 7) ... Played 13 minutes, his longest outing in seven games, and drilled a career-best three three-pointers in that win ... Established a season-high nine points at UNC Charlotte (Feb. 15) ... Grabbed season-high four rebounds against Maine (Feb. 5) and Southern Miss (Jan. 4) ... Was 5-6 from the free throw line against Maine (Feb. 5) ... Prior to that game he was 1-2 from the charity stripe on the season ... Started in back-to-back games against Wisconsin (Dec. 31) and Southern Miss (Jan. 4) ... Scored his first collegiate points with a three-pointer in four minutes at Santa Clara (Nov. 29) ... Hit a three-pointer for his only scoring against UNC Charlotte (March 8) ... Has hit a three-pointer in back-to-back games (Cincinnati, UNC Charlotte), the first time he has done that since the UNC Charlotte and UAB games on Feb. 15 and Feb. 17, respectively.
+=== 1999-2000 ===
+John was named team co-captain.  Coming into the season, he had played in 89 career games, more than any other player on the squad, and made 19 starts ... He also cam into the season tied for seventh place in school history with 102 three-pointers and ranks seventh with 308 three-point attempts.
-===== High School Highlights: =====
+=== 1998-99 ===
+Saw action in 28 games and made six starts ... Was third on the team with a 9.5 ppg average ... Paced the team and was fourth in Conference USA in three-point percentage (38.5%) ... That percentage is second highest ever by a Marquette junior ... Averaged 11.6 points and 4.3 rebounds and shot 41.7% from three-point range in C-USA action ... Tied for the league lead with 2.5 three-pointers per game ... Led team in scoring five times and in rebounding four times ... Had 13 double-figure scoring games ... Scored 20 or more points twice ... Hit 55 three-pointers, which is 10th best in a single season at Marquette ... Exploded for 37 points, the second-highest mark in a C-USA game, against Memphis (Feb. 21) ... It also is the third-best point total in any game in Conference USA history ... Was 15-22 from the floor against the Tigers ... His 15 field goals are the most by a C USA player in the four-year history of the league ... Had 23 points on 5-6 shooting from three-point territory at Louisville (Feb. 6) ... Posted his first career double-double with 11 rebounds against Memphis ... Also set or tied career highs in assists, blocks and steals.
-Scored more than 1,500 points in his prep career at MacArthur High School in Decatur ... Was a varsity starter in the middle of his freshman season and stayed in the starting lineup throughout his prep career ... Was a four-time all-conference selection in high school ... Received honorable mention on the all-state team following his senior season ... Led MacArthur to the regional tournament in 1996 ... Averaged 17 points, 9 rebounds and three steals during his senior season ... During his junior campaign he averaged 18 points and 8 rebounds ... An all-state selection as a sophomore ... Averaged 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals that season ... Coached by Bobby Darling at MacArthur.
+=== 1997-98 ===
+Played in all 31 games and made 10 starts ... Started five consecutive games midway through the season and averaged 12.2 points and 4.6 rebounds and made 13 three pointers in that span ... Was Marquette's top scorer four times ... Hit a three-pointer in 18 games, including six of the final seven ... His 33 three-pointers were seventh highest by a Marquette sophomore ... Attempted 110 three-pointers, the fourth-highest total ever by a sophomore ... Had career highs of 17 points, two steals and 33 minutes against Boston College (Jan. 17) ... Set a career high with four three pointers in his first career double-figure scoring contest ... Had career highs of six field goals, six rebounds and two steals at Tulane (Feb. 1) ... Tied his career bests with four three-pointers and two steals at Southern Miss (Jan. 29) ... Also hit four three-pointers versus DePaul (Feb. 7) ... Dished out four assists, his career best, against Houston on Feb. 14.
+=== 1996-97 ===
+Played in 30 games and made three starts ... Made 14 three-pointers, ninth most by a freshman in school history ... His 55 three-pointer attempts were eighth highest total by a first-year player ... Played 10 or more minutes 11 times ... His season high was 24 minutes at UAB (Feb. 17), a game in which he started ... Had a season-high nine points at UNC Charlotte (Feb. 15) ... Tied his season high with nine points against Cincinnati (March 7) in the Conference USA Tournament semifinals ... Drilled a season-best three three-pointers in that win ... All of his three-pointers came in the first half ... Grabbed season-high four rebounds against Maine (Feb. 5) and Southern Miss (Jan. 4) ... Started in back-to-back games against Wisconsin (Dec. 31) and Southern Miss (Jan. 4) ... Scored his first collegiate points with a three-pointer at Santa Clara (Nov. 29) ... Made a three-pointer in 10 games.
+=== All-Time Career Leader Rankings ===
+  *9th (tie), Three Point Field Goals Made (169)
+  *9th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (486)
+== All-Time Senior Season Rankings ==
+  *5th, Three Point Field Goals Made (67)
+  *5th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (178)
+== All-Time Junior Season Rankings ==
+  *6th, Three Point Field Goals Made (55)
+  *8th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (143)
+  *6th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 att.) (38.5%)
+== All-Time Sophomore Season Rankings ==
+  *8th, Three Point Field Goals Attempted (110)
 ===== Personal: =====
-Eldest of John and Wylean Cliff's three children ... Birthdate is Dec. 31, 1977 ... Major in business administration.
+Eldest of John and Wylean Cliff's three children.. Majored in business administration.

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