Santa Clara Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

#4 - Arnie Daniels [ID #55931]     SG
Home Town: Monrovia, California           High School: Monrovia High School           SG sf
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2009 - 2013                     Height: 6' 2"                     Skill Index: 60
Games 160, 18.2 ppg, 3.4 3pg, 35.6% 3pp, 80.9% ftp, 30.6 mpg
Notes: The most prolific scorer to ever grace division 3 basketball. We bow in his presence. Most Points in a Single Season - 1097 pts (2013) #3 All Time Career Points - 2908

#5 - Rob Vernon [ID #74034]     SF
Home Town: San Diego, California           High School: Roosevelt High School           SF sg
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2013 - 2018                     Height: 6' 2"                     Skill Index: 98
Games 177, 17.0 ppg, 2.6 3pg, 36.9% 3pp, 78.6% ftp, 1.8 spg, 30.6 mpg
Notes: Vernon leaves the program having been part of a core of players responsible for 2 promotions from D3 to D1 as well as winning the programs first 2 national tournament games. He leaves as SCU's second all time leading scorer with 3006 points and finds himself 2nd on SCU's all time steals list with 320. Vernon committed early to head coach Sean Burgess and was determined to turn the Bronco program around.

#13 - Shane Land [ID #74313]     SG
Home Town: Encino, California           High School: Crespi Carmelite High School           SG sf
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2013 - 2018                     Height: 6' 2"                     Skill Index: 114
Games 180, 17.7 ppg, 45.5% fgp, 2.3 3pg, 34.5% 3pp, 3.6 apg, 2.2 spg, 30.1 mpg
Notes: Land was a core component of a team that achieved promotion from D3 to D1 and won the first 2 national tournament games in program history. He leaves as SCU's career leading scorer with 3,191 career points, SCU's career steals leader with 397 steals, first all time in total plus/minus with +1368, second all time in POTG with 30 and third all time in assists with 656. Land will forever be known as a program changing recruit who defined what it meant to be a Bronco.