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Rodney Elliott |
Maryland
Position: Small Forward
Height. 6-8
Weight. 220
High School: Dunbar, Baltimore, MD
Age: 22 (3/6/76)
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Season
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
totals
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G
30
29
32
32
123
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FGM
14
58
97
174
343
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FGA
28
116
201
359
704
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PCT
.500
.500
.483
.485
.487
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FTM
14
18
75
105
212
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FTA
27
26
103
153
309
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PCT
.519
.692
.728
.686
.686
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REB
46
91
197
236
570
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AVG
1.5
3.1
6.2
7.4
4.6
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AST
13
11
42
51
117
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STL
7
10
17
30
64
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PTS
43
142
275
481
941
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AVG
1.4
4.9
8.6
15.0
7.7
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1997-98 Season (senior)
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- Third team All-ACC
- Ranked 13th in the ACC in scoring, 7th in FG% and tied for 4th in rebounding
- Led the Terps in rebounding, 2nd in scoring
- Started all 32 games (after starting just 8 games his first three seasons)
- Averaged 17.7 ppg in Maryland's three NCAA tournament games
- Had Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke proclaim January 26, 1998 as Rodney Elliott Day in a ceremony at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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1996-97 Season (junior)
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- Came off the bench for 30 of the 32 games
- Played 23.3 minutes per game -- 5th in the team in scoring and 3rd in rebounding
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1995-96 Season (sophomore)
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- Played 13.4 minutes per game
- Season high 15 points vs Rider in first career start
- 10 points and 8 rebounds vs Santa Clara in the NCAA tournament
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1994-95 Season (freshman)
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- played just 6.1 minutes per game
- scored 9 points in first round NCAA win over Gonzaga
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Career
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- One of eight players in school history to play in 4 consecutive NCAA tournaments
- Dunbar High in Baltimore is the alma mater of Keith Booth, David Wingate, Reggie Williams, Muggsy Bogues, and the late Reggie Lewis
- Also started at quarterback for three seasons - as a senior threw for over 1,000 yards and 15 touchdowns
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