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<h2>Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends</h2> | <h2>Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends</h2> | ||
<h4>SKIP HICKS</h4> | <h4>SKIP HICKS</h4> | ||
+ | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Skip Hicks}} | ||
'''CAREER HIGHLIGHTS''' | '''CAREER HIGHLIGHTS''' | ||
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* Ranks 4th on the team for scoring (330 points). | * Ranks 4th on the team for scoring (330 points). | ||
* Ranks 7th on the team for career rushing yards (3,140). | * Ranks 7th on the team for career rushing yards (3,140). | ||
− | * Ranks | + | * Ranks 8th on the team for single-season rushing yards (1997 - 1,282). Also led team in rushing in 1993 and 1996. |
* Ranks 9th on the team for career all-purpose yards (3,837). | * Ranks 9th on the team for career all-purpose yards (3,837). | ||
+ | * Ranks 7th in the single-season all-purpose yards list (1,671 in 1997). | ||
* Scored four TDs in a game five times in his career. | * Scored four TDs in a game five times in his career. | ||
* The only non-kicker in school history to score over 100 points in a season twice. (Others include [[Lee, John|John Lee]], [[Sailer, Chris|Chris Sailer]], and [[Forbath, Kai|Kai Forbath]].) | * The only non-kicker in school history to score over 100 points in a season twice. (Others include [[Lee, John|John Lee]], [[Sailer, Chris|Chris Sailer]], and [[Forbath, Kai|Kai Forbath]].) | ||
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'''ACCOLADES''' | '''ACCOLADES''' | ||
− | * Earned first-team [[All-Americans|All-American]] honors in 1997. | + | |
+ | * Inducted into the [[Hall of Fame (UCLA)|UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame]] in 2019. | ||
+ | * Earned first-team [[All-Conference Selections|All-Pac 10]] & [[All-Americans|All-American]] honors in 1997. | ||
* [[Team MVPs|Team Offensive MVP]] in 1996. | * [[Team MVPs|Team Offensive MVP]] in 1996. | ||
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{{:Career Rushing Leaders}} | {{:Career Rushing Leaders}} | ||
{{:Career Scoring Leaders}} | {{:Career Scoring Leaders}} | ||
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{{:Single-Season_Scoring_Leaders}} | {{:Single-Season_Scoring_Leaders}} | ||
{{:Single-Season Rushing Leaders}} | {{:Single-Season Rushing Leaders}} | ||
+ | {{:Single-Season_Rushing_Attempts_Leaders}} | ||
+ | {{:Single-Season Touchdown Leaders}} | ||
[[Category: Player Listing]] | [[Category: Player Listing]] |
Latest revision as of 10:11, 19 November 2019
Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends
SKIP HICKS
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
- Lettered as tailback in 1993,94,96,97.
- Set single-season Pac 10 record with 26 total touchdowns and scoring (156 points) in 97.
- His 156 points in 1997 and 120 pts in 1996 rank 1 and 2 in the school's Single-Season Scoring Leaders list.
- Finished career as the Pac-10's leader in touchdowns (55).
- Ranks 4th on the team for scoring (330 points).
- Ranks 7th on the team for career rushing yards (3,140).
- Ranks 8th on the team for single-season rushing yards (1997 - 1,282). Also led team in rushing in 1993 and 1996.
- Ranks 9th on the team for career all-purpose yards (3,837).
- Ranks 7th in the single-season all-purpose yards list (1,671 in 1997).
- Scored four TDs in a game five times in his career.
- The only non-kicker in school history to score over 100 points in a season twice. (Others include John Lee, Chris Sailer, and Kai Forbath.)
- Was a 3rd round selection in the 1998 NFL Draft (Washington).
ACCOLADES
- Inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame in 2019.
- Earned first-team All-Pac 10 & All-American honors in 1997.
- Team Offensive MVP in 1996.
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