Career: Concluded his four-year career by playing in 71 games, eight as a starter ... Totaled four double-figure scoring games ... Ranked 20th on the school's all-time ladder with 69 three-point field goals.

Senior (2011-12): Played in all 25 games and drew eight starting assignments ... Averaged 19.1 minutes and 5.1 points per outing ... Third on the squad with 32 three-point field goals ... Scored in double figures on two occasions and finished with nine contests of nine of more points ... Nine performances of two or more treys ... Played 36 minutes and knocked down three triples en route to an 11-point outing while pacing the squad with a career-high eight rebounds in a 75-61 decision at Maryville (Nov. 27) ... Came off the bench to hit four-of-eight from the floor and picking up 11 points in a 19-minute stint vs. Rochester (Jan. 7) ... Chalked up three three-point field goals in a five-of-six game stretch (Nov. 22-Dec. 3), hitting 41.1 percent (14-of-34) from beyond the arc in that stretch ... Scored in 20 games ... Registered a career-high four steals in 18 minutes at NYU (Jan. 13) ... Nine points, a team-high six rebounds and a career-best seven assists in 20 minutes vs. Covenant (Dec. 3) ... Led the Emory reserves in scoring with nine points in 16 minutes and his five rebounds tied for second high on the squad vs. Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 17).

Junior (2010-11): Skilled outside shooter who saw action as a reserve in all 25 games ... Averaged 17.6 minutes and 5.6 points per playing stint ... Posted two double-digit scoring performances ... Second on the squad with 34 three-point field goals and ranked 13th among UAA players with a 37.8 percent mark (34-of-90) from beyond the arc ...Tossed in 6.5 points in 19.1 minutes of action in UAA contests ... Recorded a personal-best 12 points, sinking four-of-six from the floor, including two-of-three from three-point range, and added a pair of steals and two assists in a 95-71 verdict over Huntingdon College (Jan. 2) ... Notched 10 points, eight coming in the opening half, in an 88-71 win vs. Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 23) ... Sank one or more triples in the team's last 10 games of the year ... Scored six straight points on back-to-back three pointers in a 52-second span late in the first half and finished with three treys en route to a nine-point afternoon in a 78-70 win at Chicago (Jan. 16) ... Chalked up 10 games of two or more three-point field goals ... Finished with nine points on three treys with his back-to-back triples in a 1:12 stretch midway through the second half capping an 8-0 Emory spurt in the team's 93-85 win over NYU (Feb. 6) ... Shot 52.3 percent (11-of-21) from distance in the last seven games of campaign ... One of his two three pointers vs. Rochester (Feb. 26) in the season finale finished off an 18-7 Eagle burst and gave the squad a 35-24 advantage with 4:50 left in the opening stanza.

Sophomore (2009-10):  Came off the bench in all 17 of his appearances ... Averaged 5.6 minutes per game ... Found his way into the scoring column in six contests ... Extremely productive 16-minute playing stint vs. LaGrange (Dec. 2), his longest of the year, saw him pace the team with five rebounds and seven assists while picking up three points ... Hit a pair of three-point field goals and registered a season-high six points vs. Oglethorpe (Nov. 19) ... Saw action in 10 UAA games.

Freshman (2008-09): Saw action as a reserve in four games ... Three-minute effort against LaGrange (Dec. 3) and recorded one assist.

High School: Four-year member of the basketball program at Jericho High School ... Was coached by Walter Bachman ... Served as team captain his senior season ... Helped his team to conference and country championships his junior and senior campaigns ... In 2008, he landed all-county acclaim and was tabbed as an All-Long Island Second Team choice ... Was a member of his conference's Scholar-Athlete Team.

Personal:  Born October 25, 1990 ... Was the organizer of "Alley Oop for Autism", a 3-on-3 basketball tournament fundraiser that raised over $200,000 over a two-year span with the proceeds going to The Ascent School for Individuals with Autism.  

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Quote: "I chose Emory because of its academics, campus, the atmosphere of the school and the opportunity to play basketball."