Regarded as a superb outside shooter, Trajan Langdon, a 1999 Second-Team All America selection by the Associated Press, was selected with the 11th overall pick in the 1999 NBA Draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers. He played in just 10 games as a rookie, however, due to an injured right knee.

2000-01:
In 65 games (5 starts), averaged 6.0 ppg while shooting team-highs of .895 (68-76) FT% and .411 (51-124) three-point FG% with 1.2 apg in 17.2 minutes per contest ... finished the season ranked third on the Cavs' all-time career three-point FG % leaders list with .413 (59-143) ... finished in second place of the America Online 2Ball Contest with Eva Nemcova of the Cleveland Rockers during the NBA's All-Star Saturday ... on Nov. 21 vs. Detroit, scored a career-high 31 points on 11-13 FG (career-high 11 FGM), including 6-6 on three-pointers (both Cavs season-highs) and 3-3 FT with 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals in 35 minutes ... posted 11 points on 2-6 FG and 6-6 FT (career-high FTM, career-high tying FTA) with 2 rebounds and 3 assists on Nov. 17 at Bucks ... on Nov. 22 at Heat, scored 12 points on 4-10 FG (2-3 on threes) and 2-2 FT with 3 rebounds and 3 assists ... had 12 points on 5-16 FG (career-high 16 FGA), including 1-6 on three-point FG (career-high tying 6 three-point FGA), with a 2 steals in 36 minutes vs. Milwaukee on Dec. 28 ... on Jan. 19 at Denver, registered 10 points on 2-3 FG (2-2 on threes) and 4-4 FT ... in his first career start vs. Minnesota on Feb. 1, had 7 points with a career-high tying 7 rebounds (career-high 6 defensive) ... in 20 minutes vs. San Antonio on Feb. 7, had 12 points on 5-7 FG (1-1 on three-pointers) and 1-1 FT with 1 rebound, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block ... vs. Raptors on Feb. 13, scored 16 points on 5-7 FG (3-3 on threes) and 3-3 FT with 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 21 minutes ... posted 12 points on 4-8 FG (2-3 on threes) vs. the Knicks on March 20 while handing out a career-high tying 5 assists ... scored 14 points on 5-9 FG (1-3 on threes) and 3-4 FT, 2 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 blocked shot April 11 at Atlanta ... had 18 games of 10+ points ... played for the Cavs rookie/free agent team from July 20-28 at the 2001 Rocky Mountain Revue in Salt Lake City, Utah ... started all 6 games and averaged 10.3 ppg while shooting .895 (17-19) FT% (10th in Revue).

1999-2000:
Langdon missed nearly all of his rookie season because of inflammation and bruised cartilage in his right knee the required arthroscopic surgery. He had a similar operation on his left knee while in college ... Placed on the injured list on 1/8 and underwent arthroscopic surgery on 2/2 ... Activated from the injured list on 1/5 after missing 21 games due to bruised cartilage of the right knee ... Scored 12 points (3-5 3 FG) in a 117-112 victory over Milwaukee on 11/13 ... Made his NBA debut, totaling 2 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist, in a 92-84 loss at New York on 11/2.

COLLEGE:
Langdon and fellow Blue Devil Elton Brand (the first overall selection in the 1999 NBA Draft) were the spearheads during Duke's 1999 NCAA Tournament run that fell one win short of a title. In his four years tenure at Duke, Langdon set the school record for three-pointers made (342) and upon graduation ranked ninth in points scored (1,974). He shot an amazing .426 from three-point range, and was equally lethal at the free-throw line where he shot .862. The 6-3 Langdon averaged double-digits in points per game each of his four years, ending his collegiate career averaging 14.5 ppg. A talented baseball player who was selected in the sixth round of the 1994 MLB Draft, he spent three of his four college summers playing in the Class A Northwest League.

• Full name is Trajan Shaka Langdon
• His sister, Trista, played basketball at the University of Nevada
• Earned a degree in Mathematics from Duke University
• Favorite college memory is playing in the Final Four and in the National Championship game
• Did not receive an athletic scholarship to Duke due to his professional status with the San Diego Padres
• Was a sixth round pick in the 1994 spring baseball draft and played in the Northwest A League for three summers from 1995-98
• Led his team to three state championships in high school, earning state Player of the Year honors each time
• Won the three-point shooting contest at the Capital Classic and at the McDonald's All-America Game