• Jumaine Jones
• #33
• Forward

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2000-01:
Played in 65 games for 76ers, averaging 4.7 ppg and 2.9 rpg in 13.3 minutes per contest ... shot .444 (122-275) FG% and .755 (40-53) FT% ... reached double figures in scoring 11 times, including 7 of the last 14 games ... recorded his first career double-double at Indiana on April 17 with a game-high 26 points on 7-15 FG (4-7 on three-point FG) and 8-8 FT with a game-high tying 13 rebounds in 39 minutes ... vs. Cleveland on April 6, had 13 points on 4-5 FG and 5-6 FT with a career-high tying 4 assists ... scored 10 points vs. Denver on Feb. 5 with a team-high 9 rebounds ... on Dec. 27 at Golden State, posted the 15th four-point play in Sixers' history while scoring 19 points on 6-12 FG (3-4 on threes) and 4-4 FT with 9 rebounds in 21 minutes ... played in 23 games (14 starts) in the 2001 NBA Playoffs ... averaged 5.5 ppg and 3.7 rpg in 19.4 minutes per contest ... scored his playoff career-high tying 16 points at Milwaukee on May 26 with 8 rebounds in a playoff career-high 42 minutes ... vs. Toronto on May 20, posted a playoff career-high tying 16 points on 6-9 FG ... made his first career start vs. Toronto on May 16 ... played for Philadelphia's entry in Shaw's Pro Summer League 2001 in Boston ... named to the All-League Team after averaging 19.7 ppg on .500 (48-96) FG% and .857 (18-21) FT% with 7.5 rpg and 1.50 spg in 33.3 minutes per game ... ranked first in rebounding and second in scoring at Shaw's.

1999-2000:
Placed on the injured list on 1/9 with plantar fasciitis of the left foot ... Registered 4 points in his NBA debut against the San Antonio Spurs on 11/2.

COLLEGE:
At Georgia, Jones displayed some impressive numbers during his brief career. As a sophomore, he became the first Bulldog to lead the SEC in scoring since Vern Fleming in 1984. The 6-7 forward also was the first sophomore in school history to score 1,000 points since Dominique Wilkins reached the plateau in 1981. Jones recorded 28 double-doubles (points-rebounds) in two seasons, and finished his college career averaging 16.6 points and 9 rebounds per game. He was named first-team All-SEC by both the conference coaches and the Associated Press following the 1999 season. Jones also was a member of the gold-medal-winning U.S. team in the 1998 Goodwill Games, averaging 7.4 points and 3.6 rebounds per game.