Regan Truesdale

Quick Facts

Full Name	Regan Truesdale
Occupation	Basketball Player
Date Of Birth	Jul 31, 1963(1963-07-31)
Age	61
Birthplace	Lancaster
Country	United States
Birth City	Lancaster
Horoscope	Leo

Regan Truesdale Biography

Regan Truesdale is one of the most popular and richest Basketball Player who was born on July 31, 1963 in Lancaster, Lancaster, United States. Regan Truesdale (born July 31, 1963) is an American former college basketball player at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina. He was twice named Southern Conference Player of the Year, is the second-leading scorer in The Citadel Bulldogs basketball history, and continues to hold several records at the school. Truesdale was born in Heath Springs, South Carolina, and lives there again now that his basketball career is over.

Honored Jersey January 23, 2010 Citadel Hall of Fame (inducted 2003) Twice Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Player of the Year (1984 and 1985) Honorable Mention AP All-American (1985)

The records section is accurate through the 2011–12 season.

Truesdale, who is the second leading scorer in Bulldog history as of 2011–12, amassed 1,661 points and 688 rebounds in 109 games. His teams finished 58–55 for a .513 winning percentage. The Bulldogs finished 26–1 at home over Truesdale’s junior and senior seasons. An especially notable statistic is that 313 of his 688 rebounds were on the offensive end.

In his junior season, Truesdale became the focal point of the Bulldog offense, averaging a career high 22.0 points per game, good enough for fourth all-time on The Citadel’s list. Truesdale scored 617 points in the 1983–84 campaign, trailing only his effort in his senior season in Bulldog record books. This season resulted in his first Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Player of the Year Award. Notable games in his junior season included a January 9, 1984 meeting with Marshall in which he scored a career- and game-high 41 points. He finished 22 of 28 from the free throw line, including 13 of 15 in the first half as the Thundering Herd attempted to contain him with fouls. The game was particularly heated as Marshall head coach Rick Huckabay had told media he thought the Southern Conference should eject The Citadel and military rival VMI in order to improve the conference’s RPI ranking, among other disparaging remarks. In front of an especially rowdy Corps of Cadets at McAlister Field House, the Bulldogs upended Marshall 84–76. This game kicked off a 22–game home win streak for the Bulldogs that extended through Truesdale’s senior season. Also during his junior season, Truesdale scored a game-high 26 points in a February 4, 1984 match-up with top ranked North Carolina as part of the North–South Doubleheader, which featured college teams from North and South Carolina.

Regan Truesdale Net Worth

Regan Truesdale is one of the richest Basketball Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Regan Truesdale 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Field Goals, Season (225 in 1983–84), T–2nd Field Goals Attempted, Season (477 in 1984–85), 2nd Field Goals Attempted, Season (474 in 1983–840, 3rd Free Throws Made, Season (161 in 1983–84), 4th Free Throws Made, Season (140 in 1984–85), 7th Free Throws Attempted, Season (209 in 1983–84), 5th Free Throws Attempted, Season (181 in 1984–85), 8th Offensive Rebounds, Season (107 in 1983–84), 1st Offensive Rebounds, Season (103 in 1984–85), 2nd Offensive Rebounds, Season (83 in 1982–83), 8th Defensive Rebounds, Season (149 in 1984–85), 2nd Rebounds, Season (252 in 1984–85), 2nd Rebounds, Season (227 in 1983–84), 4th Steals, Season (48 in 1984–85), 10th Points, Game (41) 2nd (vs Marshall, Jan. 9, 1984) Points, Game (38) T-5th (at Furman, Jan. 19, 1984) Free Throws Made, Game (22) T-1st (vs Marshall, Jan. 9, 1984) 46 games with more than 20 points 73 games with more than 10 points

His freshman year he came off of the bench, averaging 2.3 points per game behind leading scorers Felipe de las Pozas and Louie Gilbert. His sophomore year began the prolific scoring for which he became known. Installed as a starter for 19 of the 28 games, Truesdale averaged 13.1 points per game, second on the team behind de las Pozas. In a February 5, 1983 game with eventual national champion NC State, Truesdale scored a game-high 21 points. Truesdale posted his highest field goal percentage in his sophomore campaign at 53.2%.

Points, Career (1,661), 2nd – passed by Cameron Wells on January 3, 2011 held record for nearly 24 years. Scoring Average, Career (15.2), 6th Field Goals, Career (638), 2nd Field Goals Attempted, Career (1,283), 2nd Free Throws Made, Career (377), 3rd Free Throws Attempted, Career (498), 6th Offensive Rebounds, Career (313), 2nd Defensive Rebounds, Career (375), 6th Rebounds, Career (688), 2nd Double-doubles, Career (22), 1st 30–Point Games (7), 2nd Steals, Career (130), T-7th Minutes, Career (2934), 10th Points, Season (624 in 1984–85), 1st Points, Season (617 in 1983–84), 2nd Scoring Average, Season (22.0 in 1983–84), 4th Scoring Average, Season (21.5 in 1984–85), 6th Field Goals, Season (242 in 1984–85), 1st

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

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Facts & Trivia

Regan Ranked on the list of most popular Basketball Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Regan Truesdale celebrates birthday on July 31 of every year.