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20 0 4 - 0 5 S E A S O N H I G H S Points: 21, UAB Feb. 2 Rebs: 7, Cincinnati Feb. 24 FG: 6, UAB Feb. 2 FGA: 18, Cincinnati Feb. 24 3FG: 5, UAB Feb. 2 3FGA: 9, twice FT: 5, Sam Houston State Nov. 19 FTA: 6, twice Assts: 5, Houston Mar. 2 Stls: 2, twice 34 Blks: 2, Oakland Nov. 27 Min: 41, Saint Louis Jan. 29 J O C A R E E R H I G H S E Points: 21, UAB Feb. 2, 2005 C Rebs: 7, Cincinnati Feb. 24, 2005 H FG: 6, UAB Feb. 2, 2005 A FGA: 18, Cincinnati Feb. 24, 2005 P M 3FG: 5, UAB Feb. 2, 2005 A 3FGA: 9, twice N FT: 7, Savannah St. Nov. 21, 2003 FTA: 8, Savannah St. Nov. 21, 2003 Assts: 5, Houston Mar. 2, 2005 Stls: 3, Louisville March 6, 2004 Blks: 2, Oakland Nov. 27, 2004 Min: 41, Saint Louis Jan. 29, 2005 3 3 2 2 Career Totals Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 33 0 318 9.6 31 71 .437 14 31 .452 1 3 .333 16 27 43 1.3 31 1 20 21 0 10 77 2.3 2004-05 31 15 456 14.7 50 118 .424 18 59 .305 28 39 .718 16 36 52 1.7 54 0 20 31 2 18 146 4.7 2005-06 31 22 777 25.1 89 230 .387 40 123 .325 32 54 .593 21 42 63 2.0 68 2 36 57 2 14 250 8.1 TOTAL 95 37 1551 16.3 170 419 .406 72 213 .338 61 96 .635 53 105 158 1.7 153 3 76 109 4 42 473 5.0 Senior • 6-4 • 210 • Guard/Fwd Chicago Heights, Ill. • Bloom Trail HS CAREER NOTES boards vs. Holy Cross ... Recipient of the team’s year end Hit the Deck Award, awarded to the player that takes the most charges during prac- Has played in all 95 games and started 37 during his first three seasons... tice and games ... Hit both field goal attempts and finished with four Career averages of 5.0 points and 1.7 rebounds... Marquette is 65-30 points while coming up with a season-high two steals against UAB (Mar. (.684) during his three seasons. 1) ... Good defensive outing with four rebounds and one steal in 15 min- 2004-05 NOTES utes (tying season long in a conference game) against Louisville (Feb. 27) ... Good game off the bench vs. Cincinnati (Feb. 1), hitting both field goal Played in all 31 games, making 22 starts, including 14 of the last 15 attempts en route to five points while grabbing three rebounds in 12 min- games... Averaged a career-high 8.1 points and 2.0 rebounds... Assumed utes ... Registered five points, tied his season high with three assists and point guard duty as a result of injuries to Travis Diener... Recorded a grabbed five rebounds vs. South Florida (Jan. 11) ... Played a season-long career-best 40 three pointers; third most on the team... Averaged 9.3 22 minutes at Dayton (Jan. 4) and registered five points and two points and 3.3 rebounds over the final six games... Made 15 threes in rebounds ... Hit a season-high tying three field goals and finished with six the final seven games... Had a career-best 36 assists... Made 27 threes points, along with four boards vs. Grambling (Dec. 28) ... Scored in 18 during conference play; second most on the team... Played 30+ minutes contests including a seven-point afternoon against Appalachian State in eight of the team’s final nine games... Had 11 double-figure scoring (Dec. 7) that saw him hit three field goals in five attempts ... Had games... Recorded three or more rebounds 11 times... Averaged 10.7 rebounds to his credit in 21 appearances ... Turned in an eight-point per- points and shot 48.5-percent from three in MU’s seven games during the formance vs. Texas-San Antonio (Nov. 23) in the championship game of month of February... Scored a career-high 21 points against UAB, which the Pepsi Blue and Gold Classic. included a career-high 5 three-point field goals (Feb. 2)... Played a career-high 41 minutes in double-overtime victory over Saint Louis (Jan. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 29)... Pulled down a career-high seven rebounds against Cincinnati (Feb. Comes to Marquette from Bloom High School where he averaged 20.0 24)... Dished out a career-high five assists against Houston (Mar. 2)... points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as a senior ... Shot 50 Scored 13 points and pulled down five rebounds in the Blue & Gold percent from three-point range his final year ... Was coached in high Championship game against Kent State (Nov. 20)... Averaged 14.0 points school by Gary Meyer, a member of the Illinois high School Basketball and 5.5 rebounds in Blue & Gold Classic... Named to the Blue & Gold Hall of Fame ... Daily Southtown All-Area honoree on two occasions ... Classic All-Tournament Team... Had nine points in 19 minutes off the Co-MVP of the North Team in the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association 35 bench in the victory over Wisconsin (Dec. 11)... Had 14 points and two AA All-Star Game ... Earned three letters and was a two-time captain ... steals in 20-point victory over Nebraska (Dec. 21)... Scored 14 points, Two time all-state selection ... Named the co-MVP of his conference in including the overtime-forcing three-point field goal, against St. Louis 2001-02 ... Chosen to All-Tournament Teams at Bloom Township and the (Jan. 29)... Had 11 points and three rebounds in one-point loss to #12 Big Dipper ... As a junior, he averaged 22 points and 10.0 boards per Louisville (Feb. 17)... Recipient of MU’s year-end Hit the Deck Award. contest ... Regarded as a fierce competitor who played through injuries ... Finished his prep career with more than 1,300 points and 500 rebounds ... J 2003-04 NOTES Played AAU ball for the Illinois Wolverines under Ron Newquist ... At the O 2001 AAU national tournament in Orlando, he was named sec- Played in all 31 games, making 15 starts... A starter in MU’s first 14 E ond team All-American ... Chose Marquette after consider- games... Played 10 or more minutes in 26 games... Recorded a career- high 13 points on three occasions (Nov. 21 vs. Valparaiso; Mar. 15 vs. ing Illinois, Bradley, Illinois State, C Toledo; Mar. 23 vs. Boise State)... Had a career-high six rebounds vs. Indiana, and Michigan State. H Arizona (Dec. 13)... Recorded five or more points 14 times... Third on the PERSONAL A team with 18 three-point field goals... Fifth on the team with 18 steals... PERSONAL P Averaged 5.7 points and 2.3 rebounds as a starter, 3.8 points and 1.1 Born Aug. 22, 1984 ... Son of Stephanie M rebound as a reserve... Recorded nine points and two rebounds vs. Chapman and Joe Oden... Has one Valparaiso (Nov. 22), helping lead MU to its fifth consecutive Pepsi Blue brother Antoine, and one sister, Ciearra ... A & Gold Classic Championship... Had nine points, six rebounds and two Majors in Communication Studies. N assists vs. Arizona (Dec. 13)... Had seven points and four rebounds in a career-high 26 minutes vs. Wisconsin (Dec. 20)... Closed out December by recording seven points against Florida A&M (Dec. 22) and nine points against Sacred Heart (Dec. 29)... Averaged 7.0 points and 3.3 rebounds over a six-game stretch from Dec. 5-29... Tied his career-high with three assists on three occasions (Dec. 29 vs. Sacred Heart; Jan. 20 vs. Charlotte; Feb. 7 vs. DePaul)... Had three points and three steals in victory over Louisville (Mar. 6)... Recorded 13 points, three rebounds and two steals in NIT first round victory over Toledo... Connected on 5-of-13 three-point field goals during postseason NIT play... Averaged 9.3 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.3 steals in MU’s three postseason NIT games... Recipient of MU’s year-end Super Sub and Hit the Deck Awards. 3 2002-03 NOTES 2 Came off the bench in each of MU’s 33 games and averaged 9.6 minutes per outing ... Hit all four of his three-point field goal attempts, two in each game, in NCAA Tourney games vs. Holy Cross (Mar. 20) and Missouri (Mar. 22) ... Finished with six points in each contest and tied his season high with five 20 0 4 - 0 5 S E A S O N H I G H S Points: 4, Tulane Jan. 8 Rebs: 5, Nebraska Dec. 21 FG: 2, Tulane Jan. 8 FGA: 4, Nebraska Dec. 21 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FT: 1, three times FTA: 3, Delaware State Dec. 1 Assts: 2, Arizona Dec. 18 Stls: 2, Kent State Nov. 20 36 Blks: 2, Illinois State Nov. 15 Min: 26, Wisconsin Dec. 11 C H C A R E E R H I G H S R Points: 8, Toledo Mar. 15, 2004 I S Rebs: 8, Tulane Feb. 21, 2004 G FG: 3, Toledo Mar. 15, 2004 R FGA: 5, Toledo Mar. 15, 2004 I M 3FG: 0 M 3FGA: 0 FT: 3, Appalachian St. Dec. 7, 2002 FTA: 4, Appalachian St. Dec. 7, 2002 Assts: 2, Arizona Dec.
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