2001-2002:
Finished his second season with Houston and played in 34 games with eight starts… Averaged 3.1 points and 2.0 rebounds… Closed out the season strong with 7.5 points, 3.6 rebounds and .491 shooting from the field in his final eight games, with starts in seven of those games… Tallied 10-plus points three times, all in the final eight contests… Played 20-plus minutes 10 times on the season and eight times in the final 10 games… Scored a career-high 17 points on 8-9 shooting from the field on April 2 vs. Seattle… Approached double-double with 10 points, career-best eight rebounds at Memphis on April 5… Hit for 11 points at Miami on April 9… Gained first career start vs. Phoenix on March 30 and dished out personal-best four assists along with six points, six rebounds… Posted nine points and seven rebounds at Sacramento on March 20… Was twice placed on the injured list, with a right ankle sprain to start the season and left ankle tendinitis from Dec. 28 – Jan. 17.

2000-2001:
Averaged 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds in 33 games ... scored a career-high 13 points vs. Denver on April 10 ... has posted a career-high five rebounds on April 9 at Utah and April 10 vs. Denver ... scored 10 points on Jan. 19 at the LA Lakers ... missed the first five games with bilateral medial tibial periositis.

COLLEGE:
Completed a successful collegiate career at Vanderbilt by being named Southeastern Conference Player of the Year and Honorable Mention All-America in 1999-2000 as a senior… Averaged a league-high 22.1 points and 6.0 rebounds as a senior and became the first Vanderbilt player to lead the SEC in scoring since 1965… His 664 points as a senior was the second-highest season total in school history… Finished his career 10th on the school’s all-time scoring list with 1,502 points… Twice tallied his career high of 33 points: at Mississippi on Feb. 26, 2000 and vs. Notre Dame on Nov. 21, 1998… Named Second Team All-SEC as a junior after he averaged 17.7 points and 7.3 rebounds… Participated in the national three-point contest as a senior at the 2000 Final Four.

• Full name is Daniel Matthew Langhi
• Was born in Chicago and lived there early in his life before moving to Kentucky when he was five years old
• He and his wife Emily are the parents of Hannah
• Emily attended his rival high school in Kentucky
• Has two older brothers, Steve and Bobby, both of whom played college basketball
• Wears number 14 because his cousins and his brother wore the number
• Grew six inches during his sophomore year of high school
• As a youth was a fan of the Chicago Cubs and Bears
• In addition to his high school basketball career he won state titles as a member of Marshall County’s soccer and baseball teams
• Plays both the piano and the drums.