2000-01:
Appeared in six games, starting once ... Averaged 3.0 ppg and 2.8 rpg ... Made his first career start and finished with eight points, eight rebounds and a block before fouling out in 22 minutes at the Lakers on 4/17 ... Scored his first-career basket vs. Golden State on 4/13 ... DNP-CD at Houston on 4/10 ... Made his NBA debut vs. San Antonio on 4/5 and had two rebounds in seven minutes ... Signed for the remainder of the season on 4/3 ... Was drafted in the second round (No. 53 overall) by the Nuggets in last year's draft, but was waived prior to the start of the season ... Played in ABA 2000 for the Kansas City Knights ... Averaged 5.6 ppg, 3.4 rpg and 0.78 bpg in 27 games ... Shot .488 (63-129) from the field.

COLLEGE:
Ranks fifth on the Northern Arizona career scoring list with 1,363 points ... On the career top 10 list in points and blocked shots (196) ... Ranks third in Big Sky Conference history with 196 blocks ... Is the school's single-season blocks leader with 70 his senior season ... ('99-00) Earned All-Big Sky honors and was a three-time player of the week winner ... Led the Big Sky in field goal percentage (.597, ninth-best in nation) and blocks (2.3 bpg) ... Led team in rebounding (6.5 rpg) and blocks and finished second on the team in scoring (15.6 ppg) ... Scored 27 points vs. Montana State ... Scored in double figures 22 times ... Named to Big Sky Tournament Team after shooting 17-25 (.680) in the tourney ... ('98-99) Led the conference in field goal percentage (.668) as a junior, which was the third-best field goal percentage in Big Sky history and broke his own school record ... Tied for the league lead in blocks (1.6 bpg) ... Led NAU in scoring eight times and in rebounding seven times ... Tied a school record with six blocks vs. Weber State ... ('97-98) Earned Big Sky Conference Tournament MVP honors ... Led the Big Sky in blocked shots (1.4 bpg) ... ('96-97) Big Sky leader in blocked shots (43) and field goal percentage (.657) as a freshman, despite coming off the bench every game ... Was the team's second-leading scorer (10.4 ppg).

• Full name is Daniel Raymond McClintock
• Son of Raymond and Jane McClintock
• Idolized Patrick Ewing growing up
• Has worn No. 50 ever since junior high
• In addition to basketball, he played football (tight end) in high school
• Rooted for the Golden State Warriors as a child
• Loves the Oakland Raiders
• Enjoys fishing, golfing, traveling and being outdoors
• Earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Northern Arizona