2000-01:
In 22 EuroLeague games with TAU Ceramica (Vitoria, Spain), averaged 13.5 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 0.7 apg in 30.0 mpg….Shot 56.3% (120-213 FG) from the field.
1999-2000:
In 19 EuroLeague games with PAOK (Thessaloniki, Greece) averaged 14.9 ppg, 8.6 rpg and 1.1 apg in 34.0 mpg….Shot 57.2% (119-208 FG) from the field.
1998-99:
In 18 EuroLeague games with Maccabi (Tel Aviv, Israel), averaged 17.4 ppg, 8.9 rpg, 1.4 apg and 1.1 spg in 34.0 minutes…Shot 57.5% (134-233 FG) from the field.
1995-96:
Did not play an NBA game while on the injured list with the New York Knicks and the Toronto Raptors.
1994-95:
Averaged 10.0 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 1.2 assists and 24.7 mpg in 50 games….Started 29 times….Missed 18 games due to ligament damage in right ankle.…Shot 51.5% (230-447 FG) from the field….Led the team in scoring once and rebounding 11 times….Grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds at Sacramento on 1/19/95).
1993-94:
Ranked sixth on team in scoring (8.7 ppg) and in rebounds (4.5 rpg) in 69 games….Shot a career-best 53.0% (266-502 FG) from the field….Scored in double-figures 29 times….Scored a season-high 19 points at Detroit on 11/28/93.…Led the team in rebounding six times and pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds twice….Recorded five double-doubles.
1992-93:
The Warriors’ sixth-leading scorer (11.2 ppg) and third-best rebounder (5.8 rpg)….Shared the team lead in blocked shots (53) with Chris Gatling.…Scored in double-figures in 31 of last 33 games and a total of 42 times….Had a career-best streak of 22 games with at least 10 points (3/1/93-4/18/93)….Recorded career-high 29 points against the L.A. Lakers on 4/18/93.…Ranked second among NBA centers in three-point field goals made (10-22 3FG) behind Vlade Divac (21-75 3FG)….Led the team in scoring six times and in rebounding 13 times….Recorded 10 double-doubles….Rebounded in double-figures 11 times.
1991-92:
Appeared in 80 games as a rookie averaging 7.4 points on 52.9% (243-459 FG) field-goal shooting and 4.2 rebounds (fourth on team) in 16.9 minutes….Posted four double-doubles, including one in the team’s home opener when he scored a season-high 28 points and grabbed 16 rebounds….Scored in double-figures 28 times….Tied for second (Chris Mullin) on the team with 62 blocks.
COLLEGE:
Named to the 1991 All-Big Eight First Team by The Associated Press and UPI after leading the conference in scoring (23.1 ppg) and field goal percentage (a school record 65.9%) and ranking second in blocked shots (1.7 blocks) as a senior….Finished collegiate career as Iowa State’s all-time leader in field-goal percentage (.611) and blocked shots (120) and ranked third on the Cyclones’ all-time scoring chart (1,892 points, 17.0 points), behind Jeff Grayer and Barry Stevens….As a junior, selected to the 1990 All-Big Eight First Team in a conference players’ poll after averaging 19.7 points and 8.7 rebounds…Also named to the All-Big Eight First Team by The Associated Press as a sophomore in 1989 after leading Iowa State in scoring (19.9 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg)….Represented the United States in the 1989 World University Games, averaging 6.2 points and 3.7 rebounds and helped the U.S. to a 88-80 win over the Soviet Union in the championship game.
