RAY EBLING
EBLING, RAY Brother of Don Ebling ('40)
Hometown: Lindsborg, KS
| CATEGORY | TOTAL | 1934 | 1935 | 1936 | |
| YEAR | So.* | Jr.* | Sr.* | ||
| POSITION | F | F | F | ||
| HEIGHT | 6'2 | ||||
| WEIGHT | |||||
| JERSEY | #29,33 | #3 | |||
| Games Played/Started | 60/ | 17/ | 20/ | 23/ | |
| Points | 692 | 183 | 222 | 287 | |
| Per Game | 11.5 | 10.8 | 11.1 | 12.5 | |
| Rebounds | |||||
| Per Game | |||||
| FG: Attempts | |||||
| Made | 67 | ||||
| Percent | |||||
| FT: Attempts | |||||
| Made | 49 | ||||
| Percent | |||||
| Production Points/Game | |||||
| Production Points/Minute |
1934: Starter, Conference Scoring Champ, All Big 6
1935: Starter, Conference Scoring Champ, All Big 6
1936: Starter, Captain, Conference Scoring Champ, All Big , All-American
PROFESSIONAL CAREER:
Played for Phillips 66 in 1936-39
With the passing of the fine Cox-O’Leary-Johnson teams of the early 1930’s, Ray Ebling stepped in in the middle of the decade to continue KU’s run of success. An All-American forward in 1936, Ebling also was a three-time All-Big Six choice. He paced the Jayhawks to the ’34 conference cage championship as a sophomore and, teaming with Fred Pralle, added another league title in ’36. He also captained the ’36 squad. A fine offensive player, Ebling led the team in scoring each of his varsity years.
Source: Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Phog champion of higher hoops, 10/13/2006