15 Facts About Rick Suder

Rick Suder holds the Duquesne single-season and career free throw percentage records as well as the A-10 career free throw percentage record.

Rick Suder is the grandson of Major League Baseball infielder Pete Rick Suder.

Rick Suder attended a basketball camp at Robert Morris University where he learned free throw shooting from Calvin Murphy who emphasized making the shot one motion.

Rick Suder was a 1982 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fabulous 5 selection from the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League and the Pittsburgh Public Schools.

When Rick Suder tallied 11 assists on February 11,1984, as a sophomore against Saint Joseph's, it tied Andy Sisinni's single-game school record set two months earlier on December 10,1983.

Rick Suder led Duquesne in both free throw percentage and scoring as a junior.

Rick Suder was a 1985 second team All-A-10 selection when his 17.7 points per game was third in the conference.

Rick Suder scored 34 points against Penn State on January 11,1986.

Rick Suder led Duquesne in steals, free throw percentage and scoring as a senior.

Rick Suder was inducted into the Duquesne's Sports Hall of Fame on January 13,1995.

Rick Suder was a class of 2002 inductee into the Beaver County, Sports Hall of Fame.

Rick Suder was invited to the July 1986 Philadelphia 76ers three-day rookie and free-agent training camp hosted by St Joseph's University.

In September 1986, Rick Suder signed with the Cincinnati Slammers of the Continental Basketball Association.

In 2001, Rick Suder was one of three agents of Worldwide Financial Management Group LLC, which reached a consent decree with the Indiana Securities Divisions following allegations of numerous securities law violations.

Rick Suder's son, Peter, was a Carmel High School Class of 2022 signee for the Bellarmine Knights men's basketball.