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Class of 1995 A second team All-America pick by United Press International and a third-team All-America selection by the Basketball Times as a senior, he became Tulsa's all-time leading scorer by tallying 2,272 career points. Earned All-Missouri Valley Conference honors three times and led Tulsa in scoring in his final three seasons. Led Tulsa to three NCAA tournament appearances. Scored an average of 18.6 points during his career while compiling a .548 field goal percentage and a .847 free throw percentage. Scored in double figures in 109 of 122 games, and scored over 20 points in 53 games and more than 30 points nine times. Was voted as the MVC Newcomer of the Year in 1981-82. Was a first round draft choice of the Houston Rockets in the 1985 NBA draft. |
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