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Shawnta Rogers George Washington Short stuff: Rogers is one of the smallest players in college baksetball. Jamie Squire/Allsport Position:  Guard Height:  5'4" Weight:  155 Class:  Senior Stat to note Rogers led his team in scoring with more than 20 points per game, including three games where he scored more than 30 points. Scouting report The diminutive Rogers is an inspiration to short people everywhere. He was the Atlantic-10 Conference's Player of the year after he led it in points, assists and steals per game. Almost as impressively, he has recorded four blocked shots in his career at George Washington. Opponents may underestimate him once, but chances are they won't do it a second time. He's proven that he has a knack for making the big play. Rogers likely got George Washington into the NCAA Tournament with his game-winning three-point shot against Xavier in both teams' regular-season finale. The basket beat the Musketeers and kept them from garnering an NCAA berth of their own.

SPOTLIGHT ARCHIVE
March 15, 1999: Eddie Shannon, Florida
March 12, 1999: James "Scoonie" Penn, Ohio State
March 11, 1999: Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State
March 10, 1999: Shawnta Rogers, George Washington
March 9, 1999: Michael Jordan, Pennsylvania