• 92% free throw shooting. Leading percentage of all college levels
• Voted All-American
• Australian Olympic Team Munich Games. Second leading scorer of entire games
• Voted All-World as one of the top 6 amateur basketball players

1973

• Scholarship LSU, second leading scorer averaged 18.6 points per game
• SEC Leading Scorer

1974

• Voted All Conference SEC- Southeastern Conference Coaches Team

1975 

• Drafted NBA Third Round by Atlanta

1976

• Australian Olympic Team. Montreal Games. Set three Olympic scoring records
• Most points scored in Olympic history-269 points. Record stood for forty-seven years
• 50 points scored one game. Australia vs Mexico (overtime)
• 1-point scoring average for the Montreal Olympic Games

1978 

• Voted top six amateur athletes in the world by American Sportscasters and Sport Writers

1983

• Utah NBA Pro-Am Accuracy record in Free Throws 71/72

1990

• 1^st Place Idaho-Utah free throw championship. 500/500

1991

• NBA All Star Team-Head Coach. Toured Southeast Asia and Australia.

1994

• Gold Medalist, Free Throw Championship, World Masters Games, Brisbane, Australia.
• Silver Medalist, World Masters Games, Brisbane, Australia. Averaged 47.6 points. Scored over 50 points in three games

1998

• Gold Medalist, Free Throw Shooting 100/100. World Masters Games, Portland, Oregon

2001

• Winner of the First Havenport National Pro-Basketball Shooting Championships, Las Vegas 75/75 Free Throws made, 68/75 Three-Pointers made

2003

• Guinness Book World Record, most free-throws made in one hour. One ball no rebounders. Shots made 867/880.

2005 

• Guinness Book World Records, most free-throws made in one hour. Eight rebounders, six balls. Shots made 1206/1265

2009

• Guinness Book World Records, most free-throws made in two minutes blindfolded. NBA All-Star Weekend. Phoenix AZ. Shots made 18.