Kansas basketball: Ranking the 10 greatest 3-point shooters in Jayhawks history
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6. Rex Walters (1991-1993)
Kansas basketball career 3-point shooting stats: 151-361, 41.8%, 2.2 3PM
A prolific scorer from all three levels, Walters led the Big 8 in threes made in both of his seasons at Kansas. He shot 43.0% from deep as a senior and connected on 83 3-pointers.
Walters began his collegiate career at Northwestern but had the majority of his success in Lawrence. Had he kept the pace he was maintaining at KU for all four years, he would have been one of two players in Jayhawk history to connect on 300+ threes in his career.
He was equally effective at creating his own shot or shooting it off the catch. But no matter how Walters was taking his 3-pointers, there was a good chance they would fall.