The University of Kentucky

1946-47 season, from the University of Kentucky, 6-foot-6 Joe Fulkes to 23.2 points per game scoring the scoring title, than the league's No. 2 scorer Bob Ferry (Bob Feerick) out of 6.4 points (when the game scores are very low, as the champion warrior team scoring average only 68.6 points).

1947-48 season warriors won the Eastern championship, conventional record 27-21, but in the finals lost to the Baltimore Bullets LOLGA.INC. Fulks led the league again with a scoring average of 22.1, but the scoring title (total score) was attributed to Chicago's Max Zaslovsky (1007 points, averaging 21.0 points). Another prominent figure in Philadelphia is Haworth Dala, averaging 12.2 points (second in the team) and 2.5 assists (league first).

1948-49 season, Fulks still vertical and horizontal alliance, averaging 26.0 points, including in the Indianapolis against the single scored 63 points. However, due to the season before the four national basketball league (NBL) team jumped to the BAA, some new talented players also landed - including George Meyen, the Minneapolis Lakers energy Tower storm into the BAA and 1698 total score (averaging 28.3 points) swept away the year scoring title. Warrior Ed Sadowski, with 15.3 points per game scoring ranked fifth in the league. Despite having two top scorers, the Philadelphia Warriors' conventional record was still only 28 wins and 32 losses and lost to the Washington congress in the first round of the playoffs.